Card Preparations for Opening of Schools Sept. 6
Frederick County Board of Education meets to plan fall start with September 6 reopening likely. Insurance to be distributed through agents, teaching appointments announced, bus routes discussed, and $60 per acre for New Market playground land, plus $50 aid to the Buckeyes on School project. Improvements cover multiple schools and new safety measures planned.
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Frederick County Board of Ducation
Surf House
Ducation
Eugene W. Pruitt
J Vernon Cobien
Harry Haller
Potts and Griffic
Codemus
Wertheimer
Helfenstein
Umer
J. Harry Kennedy
Lewis Dertabaugh
George L. Rothenhoeler
James H. Cramer
Angene M. Sunday
This City
Inelpal
Sabillasvile
Robert Stull
Mt. Pleasant
Charles T Stull
Mountaindale
Frederick Munty
Lawrence Swann
Ebeneezer School
Elyn Lawson
Mt Pleasant
Bowie State Normal School
Louise T. Mack
Emmitsburg
Ward of Education
David
Winebrenner
Benjaminb. Rosenstock
Jorge H Riggs
Clyde W. Smith
Jorge W. Sheets
Tramsville
New
Pruitt Reirs
Burkittsvile
Jefferson Aools
Ostridle
Walkersville
Adamstown
Market Street
Prederick High Hool
Church Street
Yund
Amercan Legion
Aeuire
Kana
Libercy
Lewistown
Emimitsie
Sabillasvie
Washington Ont
Scout Merger To Be Completed In Francis Scott Key District
Announcement by Boy Scout Executive Henry R. Coates of a meeting of the Francis Scott Key district executive board to finalize merger of Frederick and Washington counties Boy Scout units. The board will discuss summer program termination and future schedule while camp activity continues with groups at Lisbon High School and Brunswick.
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Henry R. Coates
Francis Scott Ker
Frederick
Washington
Bar Scouts
Boy Scout Troop
Future Farmers of America i
Lisbon High School
Howard County
Thurmont
E. K. Ramsburg
J. W. Mumford
Lisbon
Apa Plolim Moszturg
Ht University of Maryland
Brunswick
Charles L. Utterback
Carlos Gosnell
Caup Head
Catacwin
Austin Cooper
Robert Edwards
William Wall
Nelson Wall
Warren Axline
de Witte Dixon
George Dixon
Eugene Dixon
Douglas Moats
Bernard Burch
Donald Crabl
LeRoy McGsha
Buhe Barger Garden Bingham
Couzens Claims Hoover Asked Quick OK On Dawes Loan
Senator James Couzens testified before the Detroit bank inquiry that President Hoover phoned for an approval of a $90 million Chicago Bank loan led by Dawes. He said Hoover wanted the statement for political purposes and the loans were confidential until a July revelation.
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Detroit
James Couzens
Hoover
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Couzens
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Michigan
Dawes
The
R. F
RPF
Pollard Urges Virginia Assembly to Legalize Beer
Governor Pollard called an extraordinary session to legalize beer, seek a referendum on national and state prohibition repeal, and to authorize a liquor control study. He proposed beer sold openly by licensed sober buyers, a $500 bond, ban on breweries owning retail outlets, and prohibiting sales to those under 18.
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Richmoné Wa
Pollard
General Assembly
Ee & Commission
Pope Blesses United States Navy Cadets in Vatican Audience
Pope Pius imparted a blessing on the United States Navy after receiving eight cadets from the USS Wyoming in Vatican City. The cadets, arriving from Naples where the Wyoming, under Commander John Target, had berthed, were told the sea gives a clearer sense of the Creator’s greatness.
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Vatican City
United States Navy
Pope Pius
United States
Wyoming
Naples
John
Attorney Pleads Not Guilty To Four Murders
Mark H shank a 41 year old Akron attorney pleaded not guilty to the murders of Allin Colley his wife and two young sons in Benton Arkansas. He was held without bail for grand jury consideration.
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Malvern
Ark
Mark H Shank
Ibove
Akron
Shank
Alvin
Train and Auto Crash at Blue Ridge Summit
Blue Ridge Summit Pa Aug 17 Lester Bloom 19 and Walter Rendel Jr injured early today when their auto collided with a Western Maryland freight train. They were riding from 63 road when the crash occurred. Weather conditions and mist contributed to the accident, officials said. their exact injuries were not immediately known.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Lester Bloom
Walter Rendel
Western Maryland Freight Tran
Two Cars Stolen From Same Block Reported
Thefts of two motor vehicles occurred in the same block on North Market Street. A Frederick Advertising and Display Co truck owned by Charles S. Houck Jr. was taken from its parking spot after the owner left the key in it. A Plymouth sedan owned by Maurice Solar was stolen from behind his home as Eva Solar moved it for a parade. the key was not left in this vehicle.
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Frederick Advertising and Display Go
North Market Street
Charles S. Houck, Jr
Houck
Maurice Solar
Imr. Solars
Four Held for Grand Jury in Shoplifting Case
Four Frederick County residents face grand jury action after a Waynesboro shoplifting case. Bail set at 300 each. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Harper remain jailed for lack of bond, while Mrs. Dudley Strasberger and Mrs. Meredith Pierce posted bond. Magistrate keeps quarter case from dropping charges against the women, citing probable guilt of all four. The group was arrested in Hagerstown after police got a license number. items stolen included six bow ties and two compacts. E. Austin James represented Mrs. Pierce.
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Mustice IG Baha
Waynesboro
Frederick Countans
Franklin County Grand Jury
Austin Harper
Dudley F Strasberger
Meredith Pierce
Bruna
E. Austin James
Pierce
Body found stuffed in bag in Astoria roadway
Police in Queens identified the victim as James Palermi a Manhattan chauffeur. The body was wrapped in a blanket and placed in a burlap bag after being shot several times, found in a roadway in Astoria.
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New York
Astoria
Queens
James Palermd
Manhattan
Baltimore Woman Seeks Police Protection Over Extortion Threats
Dr Earn erie Jones, a chiropodist in Baltimore, asked police protection after extortionists sent a threat demanding payment of 82.5. The date for payment was set for today. The article also references Prinzip, blamed for the assassination that sparked the World War.
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Baltimore
Earnerie Jones
Prinzip
Archduke of Austria
Crame
Weather summary for today and month
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation 0.58 inches and August total 2.73 inches versus 3.65 inches normal. Excess to August 1 1933 is 2.79 inches. high and low temperatures yesterday and a year ago noted. sunset 7.04 pm and moonrise 11:23 am tomorrow with Moon phase 5.50 pm. Streams Potomac and Motocacy are muddy.
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Potomac
Motocacy
Big Business Labor Views Threaten NRA Campaign
The NRA faces its sharpest worries from big business attitudes toward organized labor and from small merchants lacking funds to expand payrolls. Officials fear code conflicts with labor clauses and credit shortages that keep hiring slow, while recovery aims push for government guidance and affordable capital to spur employment.
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NRA
Recovery Administration
Tire Dealers Meet to Discuss Codes and Fair Practices
The Tri state Tire Dealers Association covering Maryland Virginia and West Virginia held an Emmitsburg to Woodstock meeting to plan a code of fair practices and wage hours under the National Recovery Act. Local directors Leroy L Lowell Irving H Bi and secretary Bernard F Sieffue spoke with Martinsburg leadership about standardizing prices and prohibiting trade abuses.
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Tri-state Tire Dealers Association
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Rae
Emmitsburg
Woodstock
Paebepa Atom
Oeburg
W. Va
Frederick
Raenard F Sieffue
Martinsburg
Associaion
Leroy L Lowell
Irving H Bi
Rubber Association of America
NRA
Athletic Day at Detrick Field Highlights 29th Division Activities
The 29th Division Aviation unit trains at Detrick Field during summer camp with an officers vs enlisted men base game that ended with a wide margin for the enlisted side. Plans call for aerial exercises and radio contact with artillery and division HQ. The art circus is slated for Saturday around 2 PM with Friday notice.
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Detrick Field
Aviation i
Cascade
Paentyranth
Ula
Tne
Fashionable Club House Destroyed In Fatal Fire
A blaze last night destroyed the fashionable Stoninston Country Club house causing one death. Special Patrolman Amiog Nugent, 49, died after being struck by falling timber while the fire raged at the club in Pennsylvania. Fire crews battled the flames as rescue efforts followed at the site.
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Stoninston Country Club
Seo Mime
Amiog Nugent
Falcong
Post Office Launches Turn Out The Lights Campaign
The Post Office Department began a drive to save energy by turning off electric lighting. Roy Mom Harris, the postmaster at Frederick, said economies had been practiced and will continue with rearrangements to reduce waste.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Prederick
Roy Mom. Harris
Harris
Woman's Missionary Society marks fiftieth anniversary
The Zion Lutheran Church Middletown unit celebrates 50 years with a social room party decorated in yellow. Charter members include Miss Fannie Sanner and Myra, Clara V. Kepler and Lizzie Remsberg, with guests from Frederick and Jefferson groups. The program, led by Mrs. Gaylor, features devotionals, talks on missionary education, readings, music, and greetings from allied societies.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
J. 8. Hartman
Fannie O Sanner
Myra
Clara V. Kepler
Middletown Society
Mile Lizsie Remsberg
Annie Horiie
May Gaylor
Jefferaon Society
Frederick
Middletown Societies
Mra Gaylor
Elmer Routwahn
M. A. Bowlus
The
George Smith
Jefferson Society
Lizte Remaberg
Fannie C. Sanner
Hare
Doud
Middletown Socitty
Mary Gross
Floyd Main
Mary Heltbroi¢ Society
Virgil Doud
Young Women's Sociies of Maryland Synodcal Society
Lo Ralph Tabor
Middletown Lutheran Church
Harriet Doub
W. A. Bowlus
DV. Beachley
C. W. Michael
Jefforym Society
Presdent Mire Gers H. Smith
Gandhi Begins New Fast Despite Concessions
Poona India August 17 AP Gandhi refused his evening meal to start a new fast. Home Member H T Haugh said Gandhi was told of government probes but initially would not fast and then changed his mind.
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New York
Financial Markets
Chicago
Poona
Ind
Tne
Mahatma Gaudm
H. T. Haugh
Legislative Courier
Haig
Gandi
Gandh
Ganda
Timind Haugh
Open Shop Accord For Auto Makers Reached At White House
The Open Shop principle of the auto industry code was agreed upon with manufacturer representatives accepting a modification urged by Robert W. Leach. President Roosevelt and Hugh S. Johnson led the discussion at the White House conference as Ickes and Perkins reported 400000 workers returned to jobs in July and a wage progress gain.
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Washington
Automobile In
NRA
Robert W. Leach
Hugh #. Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Ate
White House
Roosevelt
Hugh
Johnson
Ickes
Jobneson
Wen Oer Tary
Woman Held as Slayer of Three Men in Auto
Grundy Virginia August 17 AP Moatside Roberts 39 of Lindsey West Virginia was held on a charge of slaying three men whose bodies were found in an automobile in Buchanan County yesterday. Arrested as she walked along a road near Grundy she said she was in the car when it stopped in the desolate area before the killings but left before the tragedy. The victims were H Bakers 25 Princeton West Virginia a deputy sheriff J Walter Collins 45 Tioga West Virginia and his uncle Haley Collins 78 Webster County West Virginia
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Grundy
Moatside Roberts
Lindsey
W. Va
Buchanan County
Peeterday
H. Bakers
Princeton
J. Walter Collins
Tioga
W Ve
Haley Collins
Webster County
Wo Va
Southern Maryland Fires Destroy Hotels Store and Home
Two fires in southern Maryland killed three hotels and a large general store and a home, with total damage estimated at 840000. One blaze hit Fishing Point on the Patuxent River, 15 miles south of Leonardtown, the other at Wimming near Bowling, destroying the store and home of J T Bowling. The Bowlin family barely saved any belongings. origins undetermined.
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Washington
NRAB
Willy A Weing
Leonardtown
Maryland
Stote
Patuxent River
Wimming
J. T. Bowling
Bowling
I. Famiy
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