Interest grows in appointment of school head
Frederick county debates the choice for school superintendent with Biehl as the leading candidate. State approval from Dr. Cook remains uncertain, while the school system aims to lift standards and bolster consolidation work alongside continued focus on scholastic strength. Biehl’s career spans Mountsindale to Frederick, including leadership at Boys High School and Johns Hopkins summer study.
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Asd
Regex
Tes Board of Education
Bieh
Frederick Councians
County Board of Education
Biehl
Cook
Frederick County
Bienl
Frederick Count
Mountsindale
Coppermine
Charles Country
Isanogie
McDonough Institute
Doubs
North Market Street
Frederick
Ciurch Street Sch
Adeviti
Ferre Zio
Heads Moose New Loyal Order of PogsEaR Fre
Local notes report a curious gathering at Cay, X. J., where residents discuss a fraternal lodge event titled the Loyal Order of PogsEaR Fre. Organizers aim to build community spirit amid ongoing town projects.
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Mato 3Nsis
Cay
X. J
Lightning kills two fishermen at Chesapeake Beach
At Chesapeake Beach Maryland on August 28 two fishermen died when lightning struck their fishing pier. The victims were Charles Ainsworth 38 of Wilmington Del and New Meyer 45 of Washington D C, longtime friends on their annual outing. Eighteen others were shocked by the bolt but needed no medical care. Onlookers sheltered by a soft drinks stand watched as the wet lines sparked and men were struck. Some women beneath the shelter became hysterical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Beach
Charles Ainsworth
Wilmington
I Newmeyer
Washington
Waite
Tir
Scent murder case rattles Clarksburg area
Police in Clarksburg West Virginia report finding wood stains blood and clothing in a garage at Quiet Dell near Buckhannon linked to the disappearance of Mrs Asta Buick Eicher and her three children from Park Ridge. Cornellias O Pierson is jailed awaiting further charges as warrants loom beyond the missing family.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Cornellias O. Pierson
Asta Buick Eicher
Park Ridge
Quiet Dell
Buckhaven Pike
Jee
Pleron
Lions Outing Highlights Speedball and Horseshoes
Lions held an evening outing at the Fair Grounds featuring speedball and horseshoes led by Reid. A business meeting in the grandstand hall announced plans for a future ball game. Michael J. Croghan attended a community function with a chicken meal following the games. C Thomas Summers presided as plans were outlined for open events and membership turnout.
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Reid
Lions
Fair Grounds
Crief
Michael J. Croghan
C. Thomas Summers
Orphanage funds and 1931 dedication report in Pennsylvanian church
The Reformed church Orphanage reports donations from Evangelical Reformed Frederick Grace and other charges. Since 1907 the institution, built with Hoffman bequest, has cared for dozens of children and joined the public school system. Local attendees from this city include Mrs. Anders and many others, while Miss Durroughs testi mony becomes a Senate probe focus.
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Pdace Seading
Folewet
New Ain
New Place
Gerber
Gorbrech
Chambersburg
Aanesburg
Classis
Reformed Church
Zen Classis
Gettysburg
Maryland
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
Grace Church
Middletown
Brunswick
Utica
Jefferson
Mt. Pleasant
Thurman
Union Bridge
George W
Agnes Hoffman
Turing
Pennsylvaniz
Anna Bell Everhary
Newport
Allen R. Lampe
May Markell
Margaret Peck
Laura Phleeger
Roy Rameburg
Lucy Ramsburg
Viola Remsberg
Ida Routvain
Emory Shipler
William Simmons
Sue Stevens
Harlie Snook
Samuel Tromas
Katherine Tyson
Laura Winebrewer
Willit Worman
George Zeigler
Yingling
Harvey Zimmerman
Mary Zimmeran
Copper sulphate to fight sea nettles in Maryland bays
On August 28 AP reports a Stay Conservation Assistant commission will test copper sulphate to combat sea nettles. The first dose is planned at a Maryland bayside beach near Swepson Barie, with prior success against starfish in New England and Long Island waters. Officials say oysters are not endangered by the treatment and would avoid beds near Maryland.
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Isknore
Stay Conservation Asst
Cope
Maryland
Bayside
Swepson Barie
Barie
New England
Long Ieland
Erle
Earie
Long Island
Held for grand jury in clothing theft case
Ernest Dixon a 25 year old colored man was held for the grand jury by Justice Alton W Bennett in Peoples Court on a larceny charge involving seven dresses two coats and a sweater. Dixon admitted taking items from Elizabeth Ross home but said he was intoxicated and felt at home there. All clothing was recovered at his home. State's Attorney Sinn deemed evidence sufficient. Barry Clary was acquitted of malicious destruction of property after the State moved to dismiss. Reso S Harp defended MacKnight Washington DC and Jack Garber Martins WV faced $12 fines for failing to possess licenses brought by State Officer Louis Bloom.
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Ernest Dixon
Grand
Alton W Bennett
Peoples Court
Elizabeth Ross
Fast Sixth Street
Dixon
Sinn
Barry Clary
Unionville
Harry Reaver
Clary
Reaver
Reso S. Harp
MacKnight
Washington, D. C
Jack Garbel
Martins W. Va
Mo Leense
Louis Bloom
Bombings Hit Three Chicago Theaters Early Today
Chaos erupted as three Chicago theatres were bombed in the early hours. Authorities began investigations and evacuated patrons and staff while security forces cordoned off the crime scenes across the downtown area. No injuries were immediately reported.
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Chicago
Fire Prevention Week Set for October 4
Washington August 28 AP President Hoover proclaims Fire Prevention Week urging citizen assistance to reduce fires and losses. The piece notes high fire costs, fatalities, and insured losses, with scattered local details about a wheat barrack blaze near Damascus.
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Washington
Presi Hoover
United
Greg
Sanday School Undetening Piceltte Panes of Separate Class Rooms
A damaged OCR fragment references Sanday School and renovations to interior classrooms. It mentions a wife of Tanderae and pane or pane-like fittings in separate rooms, but the exact actions and dates are unclear. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details.
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Sanday
Tanderae
Remove Equipment From Idath Aero Squad Camp
Lieut George W Rogers and Serz E G Meckel of the Idath Aero Squad ron encamped at Frederick airport from August to August 23 returned Thursday evening to the field to remove no equipment. Some officers tents remained and other gear was to be packed and moved to Biltmore. Airport buildings will be used for return flights from Langley Field as equipment is removed.
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George W. Rogers
Serz
E. G. Meckel
Idath Aero Squadron
Loman Langley Field
Two Killed And Money Ground Under Train
A collision on the southwest side between a money truck and an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train left two dead and a third gravely injured. Raymond Hagel died at a hospital, James Perkins died later, and William J. O’Brien was not expected to survive. The track was demolished and currency scattered across the scene as guards and bystanders rushed to collect it.
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Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Raymond Hagel
James Perkins
Bricks Express Company
Wiliam J. O'Brien
Axromd
Knife Fight Sets Stage at Shriver Canning Plant
Two workers J O Willard 31 and Ernest McKenzie 32 fought at the B F Shriver Canning Company plant in Westminster. The clash left Willard with a chest wound and McKenzie injured, with both men hospitalized and police taking charge as dawn broke. The incident occurred during their shift at the canning facility and authorities investigate the sequence of events.
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Srkesville
J. O. Wilard
Ernest McKenzie
B. F. Shriver Canning Company
McKenze
Westminste
Farmer Weighs Corn Prices At 10 To 70 Cents A Dozen
A fragmented local note weighs farmer choices between abundant corn priced at 10 cents per dozen and scarce supply at 70 cents. Partial phrases reference KSAT and Integrations, with scattered mentions of dealers and fair sales as context.
State Traffic Fines For Three House Removals Declared
Rockville August 28 The Montgomery county Commissioners directed council to prepare proper resolutions for removing three properties owned by Alfred Ray in the Saratoga avenue right of way extension. Bids for moving the houses were opened with P Dudley of Washington offering 1240. Captain Cimel urged advertising bids due to over 500. Also noted were courthouse furniture bids accepted from Dulaney Vernay Co and General Pireproofing Co and a low bid from Potomac Lime Stone Co for crushed stone. County fines across Maryland declined overall with Rockville showing strength. several drivers cited for reckless driving, alcohol, and stop violations. licenses revoked for multiple cases.
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Rockvile
Montgomery
Joseph C. Cissel
Saratoga Avenue
Alfred Ray
Harry B. Shaw
Q. VY. Serk
Pakerta Park
P. Dudley
Washington
Inser Slaw
Dudley
Capt. Cimel
Comimsssoners
Dulaney-Vernay Company
Baltimore
General Pireproofing Company
New York
Shaw
Potomac Lime de Stone Company
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Lime Kiln
Potomac Company
Embankment Breaks Trigger New Flood In Kiangsu Province
Shanghai reports eight miles of embankment along the Grand Canal at Kaoyu in northern Kiangsu have collapsed, flooding hundreds of square miles and worsening flood damage amid the storm. Towns along the lower canal including Yangchow Nantung Tsingkianpu and Wuhu affected as death toll rises. A separate robbery in Montague area saw Howard Lace lose over 300 in cash and valuables after intruders looted a chair close to his bed and a pocketbook of Mrs. Late.
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Shanghai
Kao Mis
Grand Canal
Kaoyu
Kiangsu
Yangchow
Nantung
Tsingkianpu
Wuhu
Howard Lace
Thurmont
Mr Late
Tash
Two Hurt In Tyrone Roadster Crash
An automobile crash near Tyrone late Monday night left George Crouse of Taneytown and Leroy Miller of Pleasant Valley with severe injuries after the roadster driven by Crouse skidded on a curve, rolled three times, and came to rest on its top. Both occupants were thrown about 15 feet, treated by a physician, and later able to move about.
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Ruto
Tyrone
George Crouse
Taneytown
Leroy Miller
Pleasant Valley
Crouse
Injured J Horine Improves at Home After Orchard Fall
J Horine, badly hurt by a 15 foot fall from an apple tree in his orchard, is reported improving at the home of Mrs C A Ruppersberger after initial hospitalization. He suffered multiple fractures including a broken limb. five siblings also sustained injuries in the incident.
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J. Horine
C. A. Ruppersberger
Tly
Horne
Mr. Horine
Unclear fragment prompts garbled health transfer note
A morning report fragment details an incident involving G C Weddie and Ross Eigendrode with an ex–hus timing and a vehicle transfer mentioning X ray but unreadable context prevents a clear event description.
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G. c
Ross Eigendrode
Carina
Io Vansfermes
Aged Nests Se Of our farce Paeeing Saw
A disjointed OCR fragment hints at a humorous or satirical piece. Readable names or places are not discernible. The text appears garbled with incomplete phrases and lacks coherent facts to summarize a clear event or subject.
Formal Welcome to Japan Given to Lindberges
The Imperial Hotel hosted a formal welcome to the Lindberges in Tokyo Japan. Officials and guests attended a reception marking the arrival and honoring the notable visitors.
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Japan
Lindberges
American Ace Stresses Confidence in Aviation
Charles A. Lindbergh declared strong faith in aviation and radio during a Tokyo broadcast. He spoke after arriving from New York with his wife and addressed by Japanese cabinet members. The address was relayed to the United States through two networks despite occasional interruptions.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tokyo
New York City
United States
Liesbergh
Baptist Young Peoples Federation Meets Tonight
The Blue Ridge Baptist Young People’s Union will meet at eight in First Baptist church city with Rev W C Royal pastor. Delegates from First Baptist Haglerstown Brunswick and Weverton churches attend under Rev J P Deniel and Rev Paul B Wallington. Roman Statler presides. James Trout reports on last quarter. program led by Pretiericx church Youth Society with group conferences on Junior through Adult societies.
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Blue Ridge Federation of Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Irom
Haglerstown
Paulb. Wallington
Brunswick and Weverton
J. P. Deniel
Roman Statler
Hagerstown
James Trout
Reese
Pretiericx Church
Henderson Named to Lead McDonald Fight
Arthur Ben Berson, a former Foreign Secretary, was elected leader of the British Labour Party to succeed Ramsay MacDonald. Henderson will head the Labour opposition in Parliament’s coming special session against MacDonald’s national government. In a separate brief, Marian Potlock of Montgomery County was injured when her car skidded on the Frederick pile near Gaithersburg, hitting a telephone pole and wrecking the vehicle.
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London
Arthur Ben Berson
Beitiuh Labor
Ramsay MacDoral
Henderson
Labor
MacDonald
Aste
Marian Potlock
Bovis
Montgomery County
Frederick Pile
Gaithernburg
Weather data and river notes from 1930 period
Fragmentary weather and river data show August precipitation figures for 1930 and 1951, plus river notes on Breazes and Monocacy rivers. The readable items reference inches of precipitation, period comparisons, and irregular numerical entries without complete context.
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Superintendent Cook
East Pas
Yar
N.Y Reir
Charles Rosenthal
Hoff
Freedom Hold
Kiefein
Suistre Au
Nme
Brower
Rosenthal
Nam
Burrey
Pen Nye
Lumbla Supreme Court
Bobey Cannan
Walt
Prohibiton
Agnesis
Nye
David Cannon
Cannan
Chaitrran Nye
Miss Bure
Troughs
Unlure
Senate
Earle
Tinionville
ST. Louis
Harr Thompson
Darascus
Wight
Air Force
Derrick Field
Tia
KSAT
Unis
Hether
Frederick Trade
Ararat Wahinla
Dallimore
Rockvite
Ula
Ernest Estin
Gus Lausinger
Ken Windsor
George W. Frederick
Boulevard
Sam
Uel B. Plison
Ridgevile
Edgar Benson
Manor
Wiliam T. Moxley
Vaquor
A. Union Bridge
Boyd & Clinchense
Gaithersburg
Ernest G. Estin
Silver Spring
Merton Garber
New Windsor
Ac- Benjamin & McCracken
William T. Moxey
Route 2
Monrovia
Piker Prk
Imperial Hotel
Col. Lindbergh
2 Fairy Land
Baptist Young Peoples Federation
McDonald
Breazes—Prtomma Jena
Madap
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