Boonsboro Lions Witness Movie and Meeting Plans
Boonsboro Lions heard a showing of a film by G. FE France of the Western Maryland Railway at Freight Rolling. The group discussed ladies night at the United Church, set for September 29 at 1:30 pm in Boonsboro. Attendees included William Donaldson, Harry Shank, Ronald Eber, Samuel Eckis, and guests James Kerns, John Lakin, Hoanstoro, and Roy Phillippy. Three kings sat on the English throne in 1936. An anemometer measures the wind.
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G. FE
France
Western Maryland Railway
Boonsboro
Lutheran Church
United Iren
William Donaldson
Hagerstown
Harry Shank
Ronald Eberlifts
Ami
Samuel K. Eckis
Willameport
James B. Kerns
John Lakin
Hoanstoro
Roy Phillippy
San Mar
Russia Expands TV Programs and New Stations Added
Eddy Gilmo reports Moscow leads a broad Soviet television expansion with the biggest station in Moscow and newer outlets nationwide. Programs begin before 8 p m with a welcoming announcer, featuring news reels, documentaries, theatre broadcasts, and outdoor sports. Sets are licensed. a four month license costs 49 rubles.
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Russia
Eddy Gilmo
Moscow
Soviet Union
Vonies
Balshoi
Hailel
Conservatives Laud Party Run. Seek Tax Cuts and Propaganda
Britain’s Conservatives show satisfaction with current governance while calling for greater economy and stronger Tory propaganda. At Scarborough conference they will debate 180 resolutions to guide policy next year. Key demands include reducing government payroll and cutting administrative costs to ease taxation, and boosting fighting spirit to avert a socialist state.
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London
Britain
Scarborough
Winston Churchill
Democrats Accused Of Crime Increase
Washington September 25 Rep Bernard W Pat Kearney accused the Democratic administration of bearing responsibility for a national rise in violent crime after the FSA reported 1,022,200 major crimes in the first half of 1932, a 64 percent increase. The New York Republican criticized the figures and called for accountability.
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Washington
Bernard W. Pat Kearney
New York
Bodies Of Two Men Due Back From Korea
The bodies of two county men killed in Korea are due back in the United States aboard the Baylor Victory. Pri. Charles Snyder Sr. and Pfe Charles Flora, sons of local residents, are listed by the Department of Defense as aboard the ship, which is due to dock in San Francisco today.
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Korea
Pri
Charles Snyder
Charles H. Snyder
South Prospect Street
Pfe
Charles K. Flora
Julia €. Flora
Williamsport
Baylor Victory
Department of Defense
San Francisco
Indiscreet Candle Honest Testimony Touches White House Deals
The transcript details Candle Honest claiming McGrath warned of White House exposure and a clique seeking his dismissal. Caudle’s testimony about a $5,000 airplane sale is cited as a factor in dismissal, while McGrath denies commenting. Chell and Keating call new evidence pivotal but say McGrath granted prior approval for the deal.
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Truman
Candle
McGrath
White House
Earth
Chell
Keating
Caudle
Caudie
Rhode Island
Boy William Kellett Injures Back in Football Game
William Kellett injures his back during a football game at St James west and is hospitalized though the injury is not serious. Also treated were Suzzane Beard four from Hagerstown for a left shoulder fracture, William Wesley six from State Line with a broken collar bone, David Sollenberger who broke a hand, and Thurston Faulder one from Boonsboro who cut the root of his mouth while playing. All were discharged.
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Willam M. B. Kellett
St. James West
Suzzane Louise Beard
Hagerstown
William Malcolm Wesley
State Line
David R. Sollenberger
Jonathan Street
Thurston Eugene Faulder
Boonsboro
Ha Toy
Date Set for 4 H Baby Beef and Lamb Show
Assistant County Agent Roscoe Brown announced this year’s 4 H baby beef and lamb show will be held at Four States Livestock Sales, with November 12 set as the event date. Prospects are for high quality goats, while Fatipa’s fat sheep show was cancelled due to a disease outbreak.
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Wednesda
Veen
Roscoe Brown
EEL Boys
Loire
France
Widow Beth Short Receives White House Secretary Post
Mrs Beth Campbell Short widow of Joseph Short is sworn in as presidential secretary by Chief Clerk Frank Sanderson at the White House. President Truman observes the ceremony. She becomes the first woman to hold the post, succeeding William D Hissett.
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White House
Beth Campbell Short
Joseph Short
Frank Sanderson
Truman
Short
William D. Hissett
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Fisher
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Hoffman Chevrolet Sales, Inc
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