Frederick High Board Considers New Elementary Teacher
Frederick High Board reviews adding an elementary teacher to split duties between Thurmont and Emmitsburg schools. Several resignations and staff changes noted, bus contracts renewed and new buses discussed. All board members present as the meeting adjourned.
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Frederick High
Thurmont
Emmitsburg Bish
Raver G Haney
Uiowade School
Boulsr Shupiey
Frederick High School
Julian Meares
Sclener
Lincoln High School
Wiliam E. Rudy
Middletoan
Wiliam
Motter
Emmitavurg
Wlax Deila
Urrrabiees Poe
Track Links Invited On S Market St Sewer
A wreck on South Market Street sewer work delayed traffic after a truck carrying 300 baskets of green peppers from Lamberton North Carolina to Cleveland Ohio sank in a trench. Driver Archie Holmes avoided cars. one third of the load spilled, nearby construction crew freed the vehicle with a rope.
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South Market Street
North Carolina
Lamberton
N.C
Clewland
Ohio
Archie Holmes
Holmes
Provdier
Fark Holmes
Laporte Construction Company
Damaace
Weather Record Notes From Unreadable OCR
Fragmented data shows precipitation and temperature readings with several garbled phrases. Mentions normal August precipitation, a temperature around 68 inches noted oddly, and a range of dated entries. Unclear specifics prevent precise details but indicate a weather observation record with multiple timestamps and temperatures.
Norway Visit Highlights Baltic Sea Trip And Oslo Stay
A ten day Norwegian trip from London via Southampton to Newcastle and Oslo included a Sunday School Convention in which King Haakon VII attended a session. Dr Toyohiko Kagawa spoke to thousands while Rt. Bishop Johan Tande led church leaders and delegates from the United States and Britain. Mrs Etchison and her party, including Mr Alehsson, met several Washington acquaintances and noted a broad international attendance and a sense of shared faith during the voyage and convention.
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Mor
Boem Cramer
Cor Cavaghs
Aimee Peer
Ana
Ose
Cape
Watt Ter Sen
Page Mok Etehtyon
Coa
Washington, D.C
Brace
Etehtean Sathal
New York
Haakon VII
Harold Mackintoth
Etchison
Washington
Toyohiko Kagawa
Ter
Wishop ‘Johan | Tande
Church of Norway
Lord
Kinnaird
Scotland
Robert M. Hopsins
Yorkin
Dan Duther
Walle
EES
Geisler Soomaly
Wel
hoWarel
United States
Cra Sagan
Fhamilfar
Sean
Reighis Dioetate
Mir
Cotta
Ennis
Ennis, Imnchean Agiests al Sac Mardi Liandy Mackintost
Tle
Grand Thetet
Johannesburg
Sine Africa
England
Southammatoy
Jefferon Ira
Spain
Tev
Oseers la
Ohia Rey
J.J. Rives
Comtenary Rtichmond
South
Georgia
Owens Sets 200 M World Record At Olympiad
Berlin August fifth AP report details Jesse Owens blasting to a 20.7 second 200 meter world mark in the eleventh Olympiad games. Ken Carpenter wins discus at Compton California while Marion Otendarp finishes second. Owens helps the United States to seven first places and 110 points across ten events as participants chase Olympic standards and records.
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Berlin
Jesse Owens
Brown Spealer
Ken Carpenter
Compton
Cali
Marin Otendarp
Holland
Mathew Robinson
Pasadena
Caur
Owens
Hollander
Inez
Ovens
Robinson
Praise Tablet For His Rebuoff To Politicians
The Maryland conference of the Mahasysere Corps held in Natilmare approved highway planning surveys for Maryland and condemned any political interference with road administration. It commissioned reports on removing Dr Homer FB Tau er LancHagrman of the Bates Theads Commission. The meeting urged hearing and sound condemnation of any party or person endangering state road interests for political gain. The conference named officers including Mirviand Farm Thirewa Potara Avtamobie Olay VeMaretarnd and Been of Nam oe.
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Maryland
Mahasysere Corps
Natilmare
Homer FB TauerlancHagrman
Bate Theads Commission
Parton
Pers
Pugees
Thirewa Potara
Coughlin’s Antidote for Spain Praised by Bishop
Detroit clergyman Charles E. Coughlin is urged to temper his rhetoric as a bishop commends his work as a potential antidote to clericalism fueling anti church sentiment in Spain. The bishop notes monarchies’ control over church property and calls for moderation in preaching.
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Rome
Micheael J. Gallegher
Detroit
Charles EF
Coughlin
Antis
Sivin
Siain
Aulodale
Insurrection Charge Shakes AFL Leadership
Washington reports a heated AFL dispute over a “rebel” committee for industrial organization tied to union factions. David Dubinsky accuses the committee of insurrection and says only the federation’s annual convention has authority to remove leaders, while protestors urge action against alleged overreach by the rebel faction led by John L. Lewis.
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Washington
Atiz
David Dublnsky
Ladies’ Garment Workers
American Federation of Labor Executive
Mie
Industral
Viazatlan
Autore i
Nyenother Unlone
Sykesville Youth Held At Kerrishburg Patrol Arrests Charged
Harrisburg patrol held four youths today on charges of possessing patrols ru isolation of the state firemanct They gave names Chee tor Wateh ROA 24 Sykesuisy Malesi 22 Harvey CUT Boring MM Verner Hmith Wiikestarre PA Detrich haled the attomes near Amite Hall fone Three pistols loaded In the tar
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Harrisburg
Tt Deitoeh
Cheetor Wateh
Sykesuisy
Malesi
Ated Harvey Cut
EA Bate
Wiikestarre
Amite Hall
Rebel Column Routed by Loyal Spanish Forces
A rebel column is routed by loyal Spanish forces. About 80 men are mentioned with reinforcements for insurgents defeated. machine guns are reported in Madrid. The text also references various names and places in a fragmented manner, with unclear dates or events.
Dictatorship Taken In Greece Amid Martial Law
Athens moves to crush assembly resistance as King George dissolves the Chamber of Deputies and imposes full censorship and a general strike. Premier Mataxas Tightens grip threatening new elections to replace Venizelist opposition.
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Athens
Aug
Grooge
Tab Nowatk
Market declines as rail stocks weigh on New York
Trading opened with muted activity as rail shares dragged on the index. General Motors fell over eight points while bonds firmed on weather and harvest hopes, with limited gains in beer and wine futures as broader sentiment softened.
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New York
Aoc
Ate Aid
Ateck
Curveler
General Motors
Peale
Douwslas
Speedy Adjustment Of Differences In Southviilk
A fragmented report outlines swift changes in a southern conference setting. Lawmakers discuss a proposed bill amid turmoil as adjournment looms and efforts continue to move the measure forward. The assembly's tense session reflects broader political maneuvering and urgent procedural questions.
Liberals and Conservatives Debate in Roosevelt Era Campaign
In a London style liberal camp and conservative rally, factions split over New Deal supporters and Roosevelt era policies. The piece surveys party nerves, leaders like Landon and Taft era figures, and the push of labor and anti New Deal currents shaping the campaign in key states and national mood.
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London
Harp Completes K. P. Report and Canadian Trip Ahead
Rene Harp of this city completes the Knights of Pythias Supreme Chancellor report after three fall term trips and will preside over the Supreme Lodge meeting in Detroit. He plans a chain of travel including Montreal and Maine on a quest to advance the order, with unspent funds and travel allowances noted in the report.
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Harp
K. P
Konia
Pythian
Tel Pra
Mr Harp
Fred Hodares
Aneeles
Cal
Babe Rae AG
Brad
Paihe
Mantaney Agia
Mary Isales
Srowan
Astory
Scor
Maine
Chenigrace
Banks See Gains In Deposits Across Banks
A historical financial overview notes banks report increased deposits and surpluses in the past year. Combined capital and resources across city and county banks show rises, with savins and demand deposits contributing to overall deposits growth and profits for the sector.
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Tee Pier
Animal- Capital
Ely Hanks $Iis Oeib Corpital
Tou Dike Fa Taitoo
Alt
Promta
City Varnko
Sigs
Oundivdaent
Pouney Dari Eine
Rials OK
Hake
Taourees
ATI Wat Comblird Resources
Hatika
AL Savin
Aeron
Elty
Dame Savin
Aecounts
Copty Bank
Sais
Onecomnte
Atl
Meneweed
Meng
Indictment Sought Against Farnsworth in Navy Case
A grand jury in Washington DC hears a new indictment against former Lt Cmdr Farnsworth for allegedly conspiring to deliver confidential naval information to Japanese agents. The case centers on charges of attempting to provide sensitive military data to enemy agents.
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Farnsworth
Washington
Ais
John T. Farnsworthy
Keeney Ty
Astrant United
Cire New
Neach
Columbia
Pask Purng Son
Ron Pining
Westminster Child Struck By Truck
A Westminster child was hit by a truck driven by Wes Ward Teley in August. The incident occurred as the child crossed near the curb, causing injuries described as internal and boundary damage. Deputies and medical staff responded at the scene, with the investigation ongoing and questions about the driver’s actions and timing.
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Cate Boverttiebes
Tigre
Ban- Hon Wan
Distill
Morgan
van Sahin
Tanitan
Ian Prevpane
Hoosevelt
Westminster
Wesward Teley
Phember
Ives
Powalve
Depty Guest Pty
Stark Wins Easy Victory in Missouri Fight Scene
Stark defeats his opponent in Missouri as the campaign results roll in. In Kansas, Townsend pension plan foe falls, while Montane prevails in a Virginia contest amid statewide political shifts. The Delaware and national races show standard incumbent wins in several contests, with Capper leading in the Senate race and Montague narrowly defeating Satterfield in the House race.
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Stark
Fight Feld
Missouri
Vidor
Bassas
Chndt CooStagkowas
Ian Ake
Torney
Tesco
Abe Inman
Tendan
Kansas
Jonaddan MacDavh
Walter Ao Tircinin
Convernor
Husmat Islev
Velemn
Arthur Capper
Norman RR. Wamilton
Fee Portonouh
Eat
Coluate
Dave Wen
AL J. Montague
Dave Bo Sattertied
Husband Dies Soon After Wife Succumbs
Andrews 78 husband of Mary Ships Andrews, retiree judge of the State's Court, died Friday night at his home as plans for his wife’s funeral proceeded. Services for Mrs Andrews were to be held Thursday afternoon. A double funeral was planned for Friday.
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Byracine
Noy
Andrews
Mary Ships Andrews
Tf Andrews
Call Show At Baker Park Thursday Evening
A call show will be held in Baker Park Thursday evening at 7 with an orchestra. Mrs Heine Thun Wovers and Mrs Albert W Condon chair prizes for largest, smallest, most realistic, and most outstanding entries. Judges include Mrs J Walker Carty and Mrs Robert T Smith.
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Baker Park
Heine
Albert W. Condon
Albe
Charze
Priess
Judea
Mire Rimes
J Walker Carty
Robert T. Smith
Elfore
Secqee
Senator Hale attends Northern campaign event in Carroll County
Senator Hale returned from a trip to Carroll County, Maryland, where he took part in a presidential candidate reception at a ceremony led by CM Frank Rox. Attendees included Cal Kno and John Ham, with speakers chaired by a Waterbury official.
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Ph Paya Fee
Carroll County
Wes Fat
Frank Rox
Hale
Ceremont
Achairs
Cal Kno
John Ham
Alo
Cutie
Force
Ree Paman Cand Dareg
VO Tae Vis
Entaie Oir Leneyd Af
Hagerstsan
Auratt 1
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