Carroll County Teachers Named by Education Board
Westminster Aug 21 The Education Board adopted the Carroll county teacher list at the August session and approved resignations for several teachers including Mary Louise Alexander E Spencer Ware Sykesville High School Mary E Wars Mechanicsville Helen S Neal Hampstead High School Elizabeth Se High School Evelyn Bape High School An High School Helen S Moten Hawkins Sykesville High Napp Sands and Greene. The board approved appointments at unifeld Greenbelt Julia Oberlin Hamp Westminster State Teachers College Ruth Butterfield Clark Westminster Maff Oaford Pa Y cele Schivgan Au n W. Va West Dorothy Short Chester State Vege Bernard Deckers Phaca Cotlear The Board awaits further actions.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Education Board
Mary Louise Alexander
Manchester
E. Spencer Ware
Sykesville
Mary E Wars
Anwar Achulatsh
Gardener’s Reward in a Humble Photo of Glory
A reflective piece on amateur vegetable gardening contrasts early mornings and stubborn weeds with the deep satisfaction of harvest. The author muses on choosing a hobby, the drudgery of labor, and the triumphant sight of rows of sweet corn on the table, celebrating nature's quiet miracle.
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Fabin
Women Voters and Their Role in Politics
The article notes many eligible women outnumber men in voting across the United States and discusses how women increasingly participate in political life. It reflects on historical shifts from home duties to active involvement and suggests women now show comparable interest in politics to men.
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United States
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News August 21 1898
Fifty years ago local items from The News dated August 21 1898 report Frederick Milling Company receiving an order for 350 barrels of one enterprise Port to Havana. Mentions Washington I teeth pain and Jesse Claggett, the celebrated Mr. George T Land, and John Us Gay on a five day air.
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the News
Frederick Milling Company
Havana
Washington
Jesse Clagget
George T Land
John Us
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago from 1923 reports include an accident when a steam rot vehicle from local contractor T. Edgie Russ ran out of control on a steep South Carroll street incline and struck parked cars near G L Baking Company. Max Fisher of the city was traveling to New York and Boston on a trip.
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the News
Accust
TVG
T. Edgie Russ
South Carroll Street
G. L. Baking Company
Max Fisher
New York City
Bozton
Mass
Dorothy Dix Says What Wives Seek Not To Be Taken For Granted
Dorothy Dix surveys common spats in marriage, noting wives resent being taken for granted, the lure of flirtation, bookish husbands, forgotten anniversaries, and the sting of comparing spouses to others, all amid a bustling home life and shifting social mores.
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Toms
Harrys
Hhusha
Amity as Mutual Good Friendship
A compact note on the word amity meaning mutual good friendship. It cites a Shakespeare line about amity knitting and folly untie, framing daily vocabulary practice focused on a single word.
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Dansf
Washington Daybook Notes on Wallaceites and New Dealers Feud
Washington Daybook surveys the heated clash between Wallaceites and liberals like Moon-faced Elmer Benson, with attacks on Douglas and Sabbath, plus a comic misfire over a Forrestal White House meeting, echoing 1948 political tensions and party splits.
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Tess Coffin Washington
Elmer Benson
Alin
Cs Newsom
Benson
ULS
Senate
Besson
Urs
S. C
Republicosa
Hingis
Weather report fragment with scattered data
Fragmentary forecast noting precipitation and temperatures yesterday and today. Mentions Buckeystoun Dam and Brunswick with unclear date references and mixed timing terms. No clear location or event details to confirm.
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Buckeystoun Dam
Brunswick
Taft-Hartley debate on closed shop sparks national clash
Washington reports mass discussion over the closed shop as Secretary Toain backs revival to counter alleged strong management and to uphold labor rights. The debate touches Wagner Act interpretations, majority vs minority bargaining, and potential political impact for Truman, Dewey, and independent voters amid labor law history and civil rights concerns.
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Washington
Nesses
Masurice J. Toain
Nup
Tual
Josed Shep
Trueman
House of Representarves
House
Senate
Nazi
Germany
Russia
Justice Roberts
Supreme Court
Workers of America
Supreme Cou
Toedin
Truman
America
Dewey
Tourist Time In Washington
Washington columnist Arthur Edson notes a bumper Washington tourist season with 3.5 million visitors yearly and a $60 million impact. Highlights include the White House Capitol Smithsonian Institution and Mount Vernon, with crowds and sightseeing quirks near the Capitol. The piece jokes about the roundhouse misnaming of the Capitol.
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Arthur Edson
Hal Boyle
Washington
Maine
Iona
Kansas
West Indus
Dts
Washington Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Edson Statistical Service
Capitol
Bessie
Bob Atwrline
Ciw
White House
Capits
Smithsonien Institution
The
Bureau of Engraving
Mount Vernon
Congress
Trustan
Capitol Hill
Senate
Scott
U. S
Luts Stuff Yearn Sol Cost of Living Notes
Fragmented sections reference cost of living and shopping trouble, plus a note that Dr. Wade resumes regular work on August 23 after vacation. The readable text mentions Lut’s Stuff and living sapwood versus heartwood in trees, with no clear single event. The items appear disjointed from a historical newspaper page.
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Wade
Remembrances of Early School Days at West Church Street
An article recalls Edith Recondusis and the informal gathering of alumni from a Frederick area school. The photograph shows Miss Titele with a mixed group including Charles W. Ross Otho J. Kelley Martin J. Urner Thomas Chapline Frank H. Wedges and others, plus relatives now living in Frederick Richmond Media and Baltimore.
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Edith Recondusis
West Church Street
Mo Marken
Actuve Group
Wes
Titele
Charles W. Ross
Frederick
Otho J. Kelley
Surance
Martin J. Urner
Potemac-Edison Company
Hagerstoun
Thomas Chapline
Frank H. Wedges
Joliet
Dorothy Marken
A. Abb
Fredrie Thomas
J. Doub
Richmond
Claire McCardell
Essful
New York
Susan Grove
Joseph Skelly
Media
Caroline Rossers
Bru McG. James
Washington
Kitty Ross
David Baker
Baltimore
Mazie Gambrill
Charles Seth Lane
Charles B Trail
St. Paul
Minn
George Headrix
Ocean
N.Y
Richard C. Dutrow
Summers Family Reunion Draws Record Crowd at Braddock Heights Park
The tenth Summers reunion gathered August 15 at Braddock Heights Park, drawing the largest crowd to date with about 185 attendees. Families of Summers, Ramsburg, Fisher, Pfeiffer, Schultz, Zeigler, Baugher, and others socialized, enjoyed amusements, and shared refreshments while many long-listed relatives appeared.
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Braddock Heights Park
Rex Menis
Oscar M. Summers
John W. Summers
Harry Kesselring
Elwood L. Summers
Roy P. Summers
Airs
Lee A. Summers
Robert Pfeiffer
James L. Schultz
John C
Edwin H. Eng Jr
Harry Main
John C. Gledhill
Bird
Oscar W. Fisher
George M. Fisher
iRay Zimmerman
Blomer Dansberger
Emerson Waltz
John Weddle
Harry Baker
Joseph Neal
Edgar Flook
Roy Kintz
Walter Summers
J. B. Fogle
Marcus Keyser
James Creager
Keith
Sarah Staub
William L
Grace Glaah
Jane Clagett
Patsy Fisher
Lydia
Annie
Betty
Phillis
Evelyn Sum
Wanda Zimmerman
Catherine Farrer
Wanda Kemp
Mars Ellen Miller
Connie Sam
Mary Wiles
Florence and Ramsburg
Derline Jones
Margaret
Ruby
Charlotte Baugher
Barbara Weddle
Charvitie Rippeon
Flora
Audrey Fing
Kremme
Mary
G Messrs
Chester Baucher
James
Oscar F
Gorman
Robert Summers
Robert Pfeiffer, Jr
Kenneth
Chester Baugher
Orville E. Baer
Timmer Creager
Ronny Rei Roland Sison
Bobbie Schultz
Glenn Summers
Augustus Baug
Charles
Bill Schultz
Harry Main, Jr
Budde
Donnie Gindhi
David Wiliam Zepp
Ray Fisher
Robert Dansberger
Murray
Ucene Zimmerman
Jay Naegele
Richard Waltz
Melvin L. Summers
Bary Shank
Earl Amers
Martin
Geary F . Davas Summers
Property Sold At Public Sale Near Walkersville
The real estate and personal property of Mrs Salix Filler near Walkersville were sold at public sale. Real estate bought by Joseph R and Der ovay V Fogie for 4300, four acres and improvements. Personal property sale about 1200. Auctioneer Charles W Kinty, clerk R L Kelly. Arrests list: Robert J Framm Chicago charged loitering, jailed on 5 80 collateral. Charles M Staley East Second street posted 11 45 for reckless driving. Devil's Lake near Baraboo.
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Robert J. Framm
Chicago
Ill
Charles M. Staley
East Second Street
Odds And Ends Accidents At Thrasher Farm Event
A Maryland University president presided at a Thrasher Farm Day affair while Refreshment stands drew crowds by lot. State police enforcement caused a detour when a driver was halted on Route 340 and redirected to the farm. A neighborhood tale recounts a Liberty town resident clashing with a state trooper, prompting intrigue about badges and police identity.
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H.C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Thrasher Farm
Wednes
Arterial Ile
Delitiles
Cotor
Robert M. Reindollar
Comoner Russell H. AfriCain
W. F. Childs, Jr
Maryland
Mrr
McCain
SRC
Bloomfield
Sassafras Town
Frederick
Questions And Answers From Old Time Quiz Notes
A set of Q A snippets notes Tench Tilghman carried official surrender news to Yorktown Congress. Delegates to Congress chosen for two years no vote in House. Telephone dial O Q omitted for clarity. Joseph Smith founder of Mormonism born 1805 in Vermont. Smith claimed discovery of Golden Plates in 1827 per vision.
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Tench
Tench Tilghman
Washington
Yorktown
Congress
Ting
House of Representatives
Joseph Smith
Sharon
Smith
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Dorothy Dix
Washington Daybook
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Ogdensburg
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Charley
Forrestal
Remiens
Globe Synd
Hagerstown
James E Fredo
Ormer
Labor
David Lawrence
Lovettsville
Lovetsville
Elmer Pate
Gertie Godwin
Artington
W. B. Williams
Pauline Shook
Ethel Stream
Stream
Scheer Brunswick
Francis Lindsey
Tommy
Leith Linna
Vien
Ann Lindsey
Nora Grady
Fred Duncan
Duncans
Kathryn Ann Mullen
PF_. Legard
Hoocey
Ragare
Grove
Mes Pat
Aliss
Jangie City Grove
Louise Akers
Retary
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
James Akers
P. C. Mentzer
Farrall
Alexandria
R. J. McCray
Clarks Gap
Frederic Stabler
John Rust
Gill
Waterford
Earl Allen
Lovellsville
George Grubb
Tom Urich
Butchi Washington
Butchie
Annie Glasscock
Hamion
Guesis
Robert Grubb
Major
Mr. Williams
Xenia. C
Lee Luckett
Lucketts
S. H. Hoddinottston
Mrrs
William Fairfax #c
Herndon
William Fairfax
Ruth Ellen Keller
Jefferson
Joyce Beatty
Mr. and
Bea Ars
H.W
Liam A. Wade
A. Lufsburrow
Devil's Lake
Baraboo
Mammoth Bluffs
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