Resignations and new appointments in Frederick County schools
The Frederick County Board of Education accepted several resignations and approved numerous new appointments for the coming school year. Highlights include William B Gross Brune leaving Walkersville High and Harry Smith taking over. multiple teachers reassigned or hired across Liberty, Middletown, Brunswick, Walkersville, and other schools. two new colored appointments. school consolidations. bus routes and insurance matters. and ongoing FERA project work at various sites.
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Prederick County
Pradesck County Beart
Courshouse
Adden
FERA
William B Gross
Verauty
Liber
Walkersvaie
Magaha Smith
Margare
Haier
Burkittsvide
Waa
Liberty
Walkersville
Holter
Analt
Vienna
Dorchester County
Virginia Coblents
Middletown
Misa Milam Feiser Winebrenner
Hood College
Thurmont High School
Everett Gendknecht
Johns Hopkins
John Hansen
Yale University
Brunswick High School
Victor Palmer
Western Maryland College
Hansel Foster
Hood Callege
Bunswick
Delauter
Barthewick Estared Achat
James Waters
Scire
Cattall
Edna
Emmusburg
Beaver
Dletown Valley Road
Cementary School
Stanley Taylor
Knoxville
Petercgile
Brunswick
Jesse Renner
LeGore
New Midway
Board of Education
Vernon Coblente
Creagesstown
Salvation Army
Anl
Parkway
Liberty Luncaie We Cos Lucan
New Market Scholls Pratticals
Midway
Sab Tasville
Haas
Palatine of Schools
Cipagerstown
Rocky Ridge
West Brunswick
East Brunswack
Frederick
Uast
Kangaroo Court Report Sparks Jail Cash Confiscation Claim
Justice Motter described a kangaroo court in a stall where incoming prisoners reportedly paid money for cigarettes. McGovern, arrested in Baker Park, received a 10 day suspended sentence after a drunken condition near Ennia courts. Other cases included Bowe and Thomas Burbansent with similar charges and maintenance orders. readers are told about alleged police handling and local court actions.
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McGovern
Ennia Courts
Baker Park
Fiiby
Joseph Wh-snet
Quaise
Ahe LinGsitk
Glen
Jo Thomas
Lawrence Fagan Clivier Bowe
Charles AV ‘Snith
Addison Hallson
Constable Smith
Farm groups wary of reciprocal trade pacts outlined by Wallace
Secretary Wallace told farm groups that no trade agreements will sacrifice agriculture. A Farm Bureau view warned against broad concessions in reciprocity plans. A formal Agriculture Department statement, concurred by Secretary Hull, appeared to ease fears but noted possible peacetime crop considerations. Eastern Star outing in Middletown drew 225 attendees from several cities with a large banquet menu.
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Washington, Aug
Wallace
American Farm Bureau Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Hull
Eastern Star
Loyalty Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Rites Meadow
Middletown
Baltimore
Washington
Cumberland
Brunswick
Esewhe
Minnie Happler
Grand Lodge
Radio Day by Day Highlights NBC Evening Schedule
A CBS AP Sanctioned timetable lists August 19 NBC WJZ shows and morning concerts with notable performers. Entries include a 1005 am Sunday repeat of a new composition by Robert Braine, and features by Rudy Vallee and a Depot Symphony.
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Braine
Josef Bropak
WEAF
NBC
Steas
Henge
Dork
NHBC
Rudy Vallee
WABC
Depot Symphony
Hollywood
Charles R. Harper Announces Candidacy for Frederick Treasurer
Charles R. Harper of Monrovia formally announces his candidacy for the Frederick County treasurer nomination. A Lewistown native, he taught county schools 16 years, then served as deputy treasurer under W Cramer for four years, later entering Monrovia's merchandise business which he sold on April 1 to G W McComas and Son Inc. He remains town postmaster.
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Charles R. Harper
Monrovia
Frederick
Harper
Lewistown
W Cramer
Local Happenings From Kemptown and Nearby
Aug reports from Kemptown note Mr and Mrs eorrie Bowie and party spent days at Point on Chesapeake Bay for a Sunday picnic at the church grounds. Miss E r ie Fout visited Baltimore and back. Miss Hate Burdette underwent appendicitis surgery in Frederick. Mrs Jefferies and Miss Lilye Williams visited from Baltimore. Mrs Loss Jones being treated in Fredericks. Miss Masie Roby hosted by Mrs Watkins. A tax figure of 7 554 374 is listed for Washington taxes in August.
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Kemptown
Aug
Eorrie Bowie
Myre
Mises Hamel Burdette
Estelle Jones Howe Thompeyn
Howard Thompson
Apent
Poin Point
Chesapease Bay
Aurch Sere
Mg.ntung
E.rie
Balamore
Hate
Frederick Cubaspee
Jefferies
Lilye Wolliams
Baltimore
Loss Jones Ia
Frank Schmo
Masie Roby
Ot Watkins
Revenue report covers first seven months nationwide
The Internal Revenue District of Columbia reports total federal revenue collected for the period, noting a large sum of 6186879 in the seven months. The Maryland area and surrounding states contribute portions to the land collection district within the district’s jurisdiction.
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Internal Revenue District of Columbis Bureau
Maryland
The
Mary
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