Smith and Hyde plan a St Louis visit and campus pageant news
Lewis Hyde of West Boscawen street prepares Monday departure for St Louis to visit friends. St Louis guests Robert H Charles and William H Charles will join Hyde, while Round Brook New Jersey's James A Hetherington and Allan M Johnson from Elizabeth NJ come via Hyde's home before Florida trip. Shepherd College selects Janet Schroder as Queen Shepherd VII for April event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hyde
St. Louis
Robert H. Charles
William H. Charles
Mr. Hyde
West Boscawen Street
James A. Hetherington
Roundbrook
N. J
Shepherd College
Janet”ee
J. L. Schroder
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Schroder
Winchester
Social Calendar for Tuesday and Thursday Meetings
Regular Lions luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 12 30 pm. Kiwanis Club luncheon also there. 8 pm Winchester Benevolent gathering. 8 15 pm Grace Lutheran Church adult choir practice. 8 15 pm United Brethren Church senior choir practice. Thursday 1 pm Rotary Club at George. Friday 12 30 pm Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion in George.
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Lions
George Washting
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Benevolent Order
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion
Music Lovers Concert Delights Winchester Audience
The Music Lovers Club of Winchester presented its third concert of the season at the George Washington Hotel featuring harpist Hazel Ione Moses. Local musicians Miss Gladys V. Cochran and Mrs. Roy Cather impressed with a violin and piano duet and soprano solos, while the chorus directed by Mrs. Frank Buckley closed with a moving rendition. The Shawnee Garden Club met later, with talks on roses and soil and a plant show by Handley High School’s W. R. Legge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Music Lovers’ Club of Winchester
Hazel Ione Moses
Winchester
Roy Cather
Elizabeth Grim
Miss Grim
Music Lovers’ Club
Shawnee Garden Club
T. Russell Cather
South Stewart Street
Eugene B. Cooper
Harold Brown
W. R Legge
Handley High School
Eugene Cooper
W. H. Bosserman
New York
Reach Accord On Increase of Army's Strength
Senate and House conferees reached an agreement to raise the authorized standing army by 40 percent under a $400 million War Department appropriation. The plan sets the force at 165,000 men from 118,750, beginning immediately with an expected annual cost of $20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
War Department
President and Leaders Agree On Security Measure
President Roosevelt and Democratic members of the House Ways and Means committee reached a comparative agreement on an all-inclusive social security bill. The committee will meet Monday in executive session to act, with a plan including unemployment insurance and old age pensions per the President’s program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Doughton
Confession of Nelson's Aide Is Not Allowed
Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan barred use of an alleged confession by John P. Chase in the trial over the murder of Inspector Samuel P. Cowley. Chase, once Nelson's aide and Sausalito proprietor, admitted joining the November 27 1934 machine gun attack that killed Cowley and Herman Hollis, but prosecutors failed to secure its use to rebut his claim of self defense.
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Chicago
Philip L. Sullivan
John P. Chase
Samuel P. Cowley
Chase
Sausalito
Cal
Nelson
Cowley
Herman E. Hollis
Welfare Board Plans Unified Recreation Effort for Winchester
The Public Welfare Board sponsors a city and county wide volunteer recreation project for all ages in Winchester and Frederick County. Dr. James B. Williams of the National Recreation Association will speak Wednesday at City Hall about organizing central headquarters and coordinated activities across schools churches clubs playgrounds and post school programs.
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Public Welfare Board
Winchester
Frederick County
James B. Williams
National Recreation Association
County Board of Supervisors
Phil Gold
Elizabeth Farrar
National Recreational Association
Williams
William
National Association
Red Cross
Public Welfare
Arthur Field
C. R. Anderson
Garland Quarles
Leslie D. Kline
Fred Thwaite
Annie P. Starling
Diphtheria Prevalence Across Civilized Nations Since 1800s
The disease diphtheria has persisted in almost all civilized countries since the widespread epidemic in the mid nineteenth century.
Local Grunters Defeat Express Team From D C
The Men's Athletic Club wrestlers edged the Pony Club of Washington 16 15 last night in a close meet. Lillis opened with a 1 12 fall over Browning. Schulman capt. beat Fauver. Redmond capt. defeated Hayes. Pinnus beat Fletcher. Garber over Decker. Reardon won the final bout. Absent were Hershberger Lillis Johnson Street.
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Athletic Club
Pony Club of
Washington
Lillis
Browning
Fauver
Sol Belchie
Hayes
Redmond
Fletcher
Pinnus
Garber
Decker
Bob Reardon
Hershberger
Charlie Lillis
Johnson
Street
Lilis
Schulman
Belchie
Fall
Reardon
Zazanis
Hoover
Dr. James
Behrens
Weekly Program Submitted By The Home Agent
The home agent submits a weekly work program for March 25 to 30 detailing meetings field work office tasks and conferences. Activities include 4-H club meetings in Kernstown Middletown and Brucetown with demonstrations on soups and meats and a Brucetown women’s meeting to plan a home demonstration group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
Lelia Barton
Nome
Charlottesville
Whitacre
Lee Whitacre
Card of Thanks from Phillip C Hammock
Card expresses gratitude from Mrs Phillips C Hammock for assistance during Reese Hammock’s long illness and convalescence. Thanks go to friends and neighbors for care, fruit, and cards, bringing consolation to Reese and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Booth Reese
Ie Phillie C. Hammock
Contempt Citations Sought Against Miners Union Members
Petitions filed in WilkesBarre target 91 individuals including United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania members. They face contempt charges for alleged violations of Judge Valentine’s injunction blocking union interference with mines and miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
Glen Alden Coal Company
W. A. Valentine
Senate approves work and relief bill amid modified amendments
The Senate passes a work and relief bill allocating 4 million for public works to employ 3.6 million on relief and 880 million for direct relief until jobs rise. Carter Glass signals shift to accept the modified Thomas amendment ending eight weeks of debate. Thomas offers a silver rider in trimmed form as the tabling motion passes 38 Democrats, Senator Norris, and Senator Lafollette voting for it, with 19 Republicans and 14 Democrats opposing.
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Glass
Carter Glass
Virginia
Thomas
Robinson
Norris
Rneb
Lafollette
Ninteen
Federal Relief Allocates 400000 to Maryland
The Relief Administration allotted 400000 dollars to Maryland for relief in the third week of March after Maryland assured a five million dollar state contribution for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington
Relief Administration
Barbara Hutton Mdivani Sails for New York Amid Guarded Departure
Princess Barbara Hutton Mdivani and her cousin Jimmy Donahue left for New York aboard the Bremen at 9 45 am escorted by police to deter onlookers. She is soon to divorce Prince Alexis and wore a fur coat with purple orchids and a brown hat. Jimmy carried a derby and had been seen with a revolver yesterday.
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Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Prince Alexis
Bremen
New York
Jimmy Donahue
Mdivani
Jimmy
Congressman's Son Accused in Civil Complaint
Los Angeles report states Congressman John Hoeppel of Arcadia is named as the father of a child by Helen Magruder of Monrovia in a civil complaint filed in Superior Court. Hoeppel and his son face federal indictments over alleged sale of a West Point appointment.
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Los Angeles
John Hoeppel
Arcadia
Helen Magruder
Monrovia
Calif
Hoeppel
West Point
Louis Howe Stricken With Pleurisy Amid Illness
Washington March 23 reports Louis M. Howe secretary to President Roosevelt has grown weaker as pleurisy set in yesterday. The illness compounds existing health problems and affects Roosevelt administration duties.
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Washington
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
Howe
Constitution of Filipinos Signed in Washington
President Roosevelt signs the drafted Insular constitution as Philippine independence advances. Surrounded by Philippine and United States officials, the act marks another step toward self rule for the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
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Washington, D. C
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E. J. King
Brunswick, Md
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Detroit, Mich
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Youngstown
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Stephens City
Mal Hallett
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Hagerstown
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Express
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Men’s Athletic Club
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Gyoom
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Avalon
Oxford
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N. Loudoun St
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Armour
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Lovett
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