Two Baltimore Banks Reopen Under Restrictions
Baltimore on March 21 saw the Baltimore Trust Company and Union Trust Company reopen their main offices and branches on a five percent withdrawal limit under state and federal rules. The Eastern Shore Trust Company prepared a reorganization plan inviting depositors holding more than 25 dollars to approve subscribing a third of their old deposits for stock, renaming as County Trust Company of Maryland.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Reorganized Institution
the County Trust Company of Maryland
Local G. A. A. to Present Stage Show at Hable's Palace
Admirers of the Girls' Athletic Association will rejoice as the group presents another colorful stage production at Hable's Palace Theatre next Thursday and Friday. The all girl revue features a 16 member cast with Miss Viv Pangle and Lane Anderson in a bridal scene, various solos, a Rose Dance ensemble, and the Soddy Haines orchestra providing musical backing. Show time is 9 p.m. both nights, between the first and second evening shows.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Viv Pangle
Cere
Lane Anderson
Mary Ca
Ella Bauserman
Elizabeth Hollis
Helen Crisman
Emily Light
Francis van Deventer
Edna Lamb
Louise Rehill
Elsie May Gaunt
Mary Sullivan
Philomena Laren
Francis Preffitt
Helen Ritter
Virginia Piggott
Edna Holland
Edna Holland Are Featured In the “Rose Dance” Ensemble. “Soddy” Haines
Lenten Service Speaker Named for Christ Episcopal Church
The Rev. Dr. E. L. Woolf of Winchester District, Methodist Episcopal Church South, will speak at Christ Episcopal Church during special Lenten services at 12 30 tomorrow lasting about half an hour. Everyone is invited to attend. Red snow observed on Vancouver Island plateau due to microscopic plants.
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E. L. Woolf
Winchester
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Christ Episcopal Church
Vancouver Island
B. C
Pen Pictures From Koenig Move To Georgetown University
Francis L. Koenig of Stephens City completed pen and ink sketches of Georgetown University buildings in Washington DC. The autographed Georgetown set includes the Healy administration building the White Governor building and details of Copley Hall. An edition of 500 copies has photo engravings and a copy was donated to Handley Library.
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Francis L. Koenig
Stephens City
Hodgson and Brown
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Handley Library
Healy
White Governor Building
Copley Hall
Georgetown
Koenig
Europe
Civic League Receives Gift From The Lions
The Civic League received 25 dollars from the Lions Club as part of admission receipts from a Lions sponsored spelling match for local charities. An officer said the gift enables continued milk lunches for undernourished school children. The league voted its appreciation.
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The
Civic League
Lions’ Club
Lions
Proclamation of Peace stamp to go on sale in Newburgh
Postmaster Stouffer announces a commemorative 3 cent stamp titled Proclamation of Peace to be issued April 19 in Newburgh New York. The stamp centers on General George Washington issuing the 1783 proclamation of peace at the Hasbrouck House ending the Revolutionary War.
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Stouffer
Newburgh
N. Y
George Washington
Hasbrouck House
Now I Feel Full of Pep By Lydia E Pinkham
Advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a nerve stabilizer and appetite aid. It claims improved sleep and backache relief with a call to buy from a druggist.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rev Campbell Called To Clearbrook Church
The Rev Robert B Campbell of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church was invited to serve as pastor at Clearbrook Presbyterian and Nineveh church. He was licensed to preach earlier and will be ordained and installed soon. The spring Winchester Presbytery meeting will be April 17 at Moorefield West Virginia.
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Robert B. Cently
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of
Clearbrook
Guy M. Morrow
Kernstown
Nineveh
Mr. Campbell
Winchester
Moorefield
W Va
Senate panel asks postponement on Steagall bill
The Senate banking committee asked the Senate to postpone action on the Steagall bill to allow an investigation. The bill would let state banks borrow directly from Federal Reserve banks and was passed by the House yesterday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Federal Reserve System
House
Federal Reserve
Miss Whaley Narrowly Escapes Southern California Quake
Miss Maurine Whaley of Long Beach recounts her narrow escape when the quake shook a florist shop on Third Street. Glass shattered as bricks and chimneys toppled while she and a companion fled to safety. A nearby youth was injured and carried to a car. the group then rode about 40 miles to a country camp for the night.
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Charles E. McV
Grimes
Fom
Maurine Whaley
Long Beach
Calif
California
United States Post Office
Miss Whaley
Lizard Heads Reptile List Describes Species Richness
A note on reptile diversity states that there are more specific forms of wards than any other animals and that approximately 1,900 distinct lizard species have been described by scientists.
Motoring taxes占十成华盛顿区AAA统计
District of Columbia division of the American Automobile Association reports that motorists pay ten percent of all taxes including federal, state, and local.
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District of Columbia
The
American Automobile Association
Teacher injured in Martinsburg hit and run
Edward Turner, a former Martinsburg resident now teaching in Frederick County, was struck by a hit and run car as he and his wife crossed King Street near Presbyterian Church. Turner sustained a broken left leg and other injuries and was taken to King's Daughters Hospital. Mrs. Turner was unharmed. Police seek driver of an Essex vehicle seen approaching from West King Street.
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Public Square
Martinsburg
Edward Turner
Frederick County
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Turner
Kearneysville
W. G. Schneider
Winchester Avenue
W. Wallace
United States Internal Revenue Bureau
Hannis
Gainesboro
Town votes pay for police chief injured in store robbery
In Moorefield West Virginia voters approved 250 in compensation for Police Chief Gilbert Robinette who was wounded and shot while pursuing robber George Delander who later died. The measure carried 168 to 36. Robinette remains hospitalized in Cumberland Maryland. Mrs James Miley won the town council seat amid a field of five defeating Joe B Chipley. Mayor W C Calhoun was reelected and council members named Guy Bean H M Calhoun Gus Muntzung C Vance and G C Snyder.
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Moorefield
W. VA
Gilbert Robinette
George Delander
Robinette
Cumberland
James Miley
Joe B. Chipley
W. C. Calhoun
Guy R. Bean
H. M. Calhoun
H. Gus Muntzung
Ae C. Vance
G. C. Snyer
Portrait Admired of Congressman Cullen in Brooklyn
Mrs. Teresa Cullen gazes at a portrait of her husband, Brooklyn Democrat Congressman Thomas H. Cullen, with admiration. The image highlights the couple amid a political backdrop reflecting Cullen’s public service.
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Teresa Cullen
Thomas H. Cullen
Brooklyn Democrat
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