Frederick County High School Teachers Named For Coming Year
After a Wednesday afternoon Board of Education meeting at the Courthouse, Frederick County high school teaching appointments for the upcoming year were announced by Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt. Longtime Frederick High coach Earl Widmyer resigns. Warren Evans named successor and Bladensburg graduate Evans brings track fame.
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Board of Education
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Earl Widmyer
Frederick
Warren Evans
Bladensburg
University of Maryland
Widmy
Evans
Widmyer
Boothall
Miss Willard
Rosena Willard
Sabillasn Pol
Ie Ville
Mathems
Willard
Hood College
Prince George's
Ola Murray
Helen M. Anderson
Miss Anderson
Miss Murray
Hughesville
Charles County
James F. Zimmerman
Harry T. Zimmerman
East Third Street
Thurmeont High School
Zimmerman
University of Poland
Joseph Kline
Liberty High School
Hauver
Thomas Kline
Jefferson Street
Bridgewater College Teachers Added
Admits Plot To Hijack Miss Earhart Husband Arrested
New York authorities reveal a scheme to extort money involves Wilbur Re thar a 52 year old seaman and Prinam who allegedly paid 1000 for delivering Miss Earhart to a New York hospital from a mystery boat. Special agent in charge Rhea Whitles says Rothar confessed to planning after possessing a scarf she wore and picking it up at Roosevelt Field. Whitley notes Re thar never met Miss Earhart.
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New York
Palmer Putnam
Bureau of Investigation
Rhea Whitles
New York Olce
Wilbur Rethar
Prinam
Miss Earhart
Yor
Rothar
South Pacific
Whitley
Roosevelt Field
Ranger Wins Third Straight Yacht Race Off Newport
Ranger, aboard Coast Guard Cutter Argo, won a 30 mile windward leeward race off Newport in 3 34 40 p m official time. The victory marked a third straight triumph in defense of the America's Cup, finishing nearly a mile ahead of Sopwith's Endeavour II.
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Coast Guard
Argo
Newport
S. Vanderbilt
T. Q. M. Sopwith
Leeward Cours
Ranger
Liberty Picnic Attracts Throngs At Pine Mountain Park
A record crowd of several thousand gathered at Pine Mountain Park near Libertytown for Sts Catholic church annual picnic. The event featured dancing, a tournament, chicken and ham dinners, and music by Boh etnhes orchestra from Baltimore. Local politicians attended and cash prizes were awarded to several residents.
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Pine Mountain Pack
Libertytown
Boh Tnhes Orchestra
Baltimore
Maynor Howard W. Jackson
Goverdor
Nien
Fos. Grumbine
Unionville Blu
Pupack
Muse Trlaring
Danny
Marian Sappington
Mia
Fryetaa Duddhuth
Roeraed
Alar Nichaes
Rose Alary
Air Liner Hit Water With Terrific Force
Pan American Grace air liner wrecked off Cristobal Panama in sea disaster. Navy reports plane tore into fragments, bodies likely inside shattered fuselage. Search for bodies ended. two submarines and two destroyers to be recalled. cabin possibly in depths over 1000 feet.
PCA Loan Committee Takes Up Applications
Twelve loan applications were approved at a Frederick Production Credit Association meeting on Court street. Directors Thomas Darby and John Scott attended. Bromley reported wheat payments satisfactory and rising loan demand. Loans funded for fertilizer, cattle, dairy cows, a tractor, and a silo amid a push to expand full farm operations. A stolen 1934 Plymouth belonging to Lyb ert Cannon was recovered and returned.
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Frederick
Mr. Pleasant
John T. Scott
Sykesville
Bromley
Bramley
George T. Lewis
Production Credit Association
Plumbing Code Issue Reopens at Frederick City Hall
At a fiery Wednesday night meeting City Hall failed again to decide on a plumbing code for Frederick. State officials urged adoption to prevent cross connections and align with future Hoover Law aims. Mayor Culbert warned health hinges on action. next meeting may finalize if all members attend. A Rosemont group asked for ornamental lights and other items saw no action.
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City Hall
Herbert S. Schroeder
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Harry Elgin
State Plumbing Commission
George Hall
State Board of Health
McMurray
Elgin
Hall
Baltimore
Maryland
Lloyd C. Culled
Roads Board Wage Rates Not Discussed in Baltimore
Baltimore August 4 Failing to locate Dr Homer E Tabler chair man of the State Roads Commission labor commissioner Harry T Phoebus postponed a meeting set to discuss uniform pay for Roads Commission laborers on state work. Pay ranged from 25 to 45 cents an hour across counties with Tabler reportedly in Virginia and Luthardt summoned. Public calls for higher wages drew support from C Nice Wilkinson who urged 40 cents and tax raises for pay.
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Baltimore
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Harry T. Phoebus
Commission
Labor Commissioner’s
West Saratoga Street
Roads Commission
Phoebus
Wicomico County
Washington County
Tabler
Frank Luthardt
Roads Board
Luthardt
West Garrison Avenue
C. Nice Wilkinson
Cumberland
Dr. Tabier
Virginia
City records table delay and aid requests for bills
Albert Hollingsworth, a city dog catcher, asked for help with gasoline and telephone bills incurred while handling complaints. The Independent Hose Company was granted permission to send equipment to Thurmont for the firemen’s parade Friday evening. Bills totaling $2,263.66 were ordered paid.
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Third Street
Albert Hollingsworth
Independent Hose Company
Thurmont
4-H Club Members to Be Entertained at Maryland Week
College Park Maryland August 4 University of Maryland extension officials plan to entertain more than 500 4-H Club members during the 19th annual 4 H club week opening tomorrow A packed program of camp fires conferences parties musical entertainment a style revue and recreation will be directed by E G Jenkins state boys club agent and Miss Dorothy Emerson state girls club agent Also noted broccoli was introduced to England from Italy in the 16th century
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College Park
University of Maryland
Extension Service
E. G. Jenkins
Dorothy Emerson
Sanity Test For Irwin Refused By Leibowitz
Samuel Leibowitz refused permission for District Attorney William Dodge to have state's psychiatrist examine Robert Irwin awaiting trial for the Easter murder of Veronica Gedeon, her mother and a roomer Frank Byrnes. Judge Saul Streit last week allowed a private exam but let Irwin refuse.
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Samuel Leibow
William Dodge
Robert Irwin
Veronica Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
New York
Irwin
Leibowitz
General Sessions
Saul Streit
Dodge
Perry Lichtenstein
General Need Of Moisture Is Felt In Nation
Washington reports a nation wide Weather Bureau survey finds dry spots with a general need of moisture across many eastern to western regions between the Appalachians and the Rockies. July weather is described as ideal for harvesting winter grains. notes on farm conditions and a Kansas county tax return reveal one rug and two shotguns owned by residents.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Appalachian Mountains
Rockies
Bureau
Kansas
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