Controversy over Broad Run consolidation and school bus access
Frederick County Board of Education presses ahead with consolidation plans despite Broad Run patrons protests. Delegation led by Eldridge C Boyer argues closing the school will force longer bus rides and loss of local community benefits, while board officials insist consolidated schools improve attendance and facilities.
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Frederick County Board Education
Telve
Ie Broad Run
Neir
Broad Run
Middletown
Atrons
Eldridge C. Boyer
Leslie N. Coblentz
Frederick
Coblentz
Brunswick Us
Weather data garbled daily recap
The fragment lists precipitation totals for August 1994 and earlier years, temperature figures, and sunrise sunset values in an unclear format. It mentions 2.52 inches and 1.63 inches for August precipitation and a 4.49 inch figure for August 1994, with several corrupted terms and nonsensical phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potoiene Alowdy
Plans for Frederick special election on sewer bond issue
Frederick city officials discuss a September 24 special election to authorize bonds not to exceed 553000 for a sewerage system and disposal plant. The plan includes ballot wording, precinct judge notices, and a clerk election to succeed deputy sheriff George F. Abrecht Jr. Board members Brenner Schroeder and Fagan preside.
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Frederick City Board of Election Supervisors
City Register
Iaalking & sAans
Line i
Board of Election Supervisors
George F. Abrecht, Jr
Mrs Eugene ODunne Dies At Summer Home
Mrs Eugene ODunne wife of Judge O'Dunne of the Baltimore Supreme Bench died at the couple's summer home in Blue Ridge Summit Pennsylvania. She had suffered paralysis for ten years. The couple wed in 1904 in Baltimore Cathedral. She was the great grandniece through marriage of John Quincy Adams.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Eugene O'Dunne
O'Dunne
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
O'Dunnes
Cardinal Gibbons
John Quincy Adams
United States
Market Steady Quiet Amid Holiday Wrinkle
The New York stock market opened sluggish on a holiday day with traders scarce and few advances. Bonds and commodities showed little movement while the dollar strengthened against major currencies and call money rose to a quarter percent.
Tragic Bendix Trophy Flight Ends in Crash
In a foggy crash near Burbank eight other racers including Amelia Earhart and Roscoe Turner sped toward Cleveland for the Bendix trophy race. Cecil Allen died when his Gee Bee plunged in a field after an apparent altitude loss. Crowds of about 10 000 witnessed the late night accident as crews fought to clear the runway.
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Burbank
Cal
Aug
Cecil Allen
Rodring
Cleveland
New York
Ae Bee
Myers
Amelia Earhart
Col
Roscoe Turner
Allen
Hollywood
Jacqueline Cochrane
Library trustees take over old Frederick Academy building
The Board of Visitors transfers the title to the C. Burr Artis Library trustees for a free public library. A deed is to be recorded, remodeling plans by architect Charles F. Bowers are underway, and a $2,000 aldermanic appropriation supports maintenance as the county seeks a PWA grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles PF. Brenner
George T. Schroeder
Lawrente R. Fagan
Public Works Administration
Masine
Old Frederick College
Council Street
C.burr Arte Library
College of Frederick Academy
Burt Aris
PWA
Jbe
Baltimore
Academy
Charles F. Bowers
Can Conte
Dean
Montgomery Teachers Appointments Made for County Schools
Montgomery county education officials released the next school year teacher roster led by Superintendent Edwin Broome. The list names principals and staff across districts including Laytonsville Unity Cedar Grove Clarksburg Germantown Gaithersburg Poolesville Damascus and more, with dozens of teachers and administrative assignments listed.
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Edwin W. Broome
Montgomery County
Laytonsville
Grace Roberts
Elizabeth Griffith
Nannie Reynolds
Etchison
Esther Armstrong
Redlond
Mary Ann Pent
Prosecutor Seeks Invalidation of Schamel Case Ruling
State's Attorney Bowers said he would move to invalidate Justice Rankles ruling in the Schamel case. Schamel, a Jefferson merchant, pleaded guilty to permitting a slot machine on his property and was fined ten dollars plus costs with a thirty day jail sentence suspended. The prosecution argues jurisdiction lay with Frederick county magistrates only. The machine was used August 15 near Brunswick by G D Hawkins who invested 946 and swore out the warrant. Schamel admitted the charge. A World War World item about Bug Ben spoils the text.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Morgan Prinkles
Knoxville
Harry &. Schamel
Jefferson Merchant
Bowers
Runkles
Juyice Runkles
Schamel
Rankles
Frederick County
Frederick
Brunswick
Thurmont
G. D. Hawkins
Ernest L. Main
Harrison获 Beer License Approval by Md Board
The State License Board approved James H. Harrisons beer license for a lunch stand and filling station property leased from Miss Julia Shafer in Knoxville after a hearing despite highway width objections. Attorney Alton Bennett represented Harrison and Joseph Rosensteel pursued a separate license bid for East End Restaurant, once revoked in 1924 and again after 1934 complaints from Dr. Ira J. McCurdy.
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Ed Myers
James H. Harrison
Knoxville
Julia Shafer
Harrison
Alton
Bennett
Apposa
Myers
Joseph
Rosensteel
Emmitsburg
East End
State Board
Carroll H. Baumgardner
Une
Ira J. McCurdy
Neutrality Legislation Push Surges in Congress
In a dramatic Senate show of force led by Homer Bone and Maury Maverick, neutrality bills move toward passage as protests erupt against bureaucrats and the White House. The House shows mixed signals but eventually backs a limited embargo and licensing scheme, with plans to push for broader provisions next session.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Homer Bone
Maury Maverick
Texas
Mayou i Lee
Bers
Bone
John O'Connor
O'Connor
Maverick
White House
Roteevelt
Senate
Pat
House
Fliboder
State Department
Navy
Clark
NEA Service, Inc
Mussolini Holds Rally as Italy Tests War Fronts
Reports from Africa and Austria detail Italian maneuvers with make believe artillery and shells, led by Mussolini and Italo Balbo. London signals Britain will press a strong policy at Geneva while awaiting Mussolini's speech and a possible conciliatory stance if London approves.
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London
Geneva
Mussolini
Geneve
United States
France
Boleano
Italy
Italo Balbo
League of Nationa
Ethiopia
Lutherans confront Nazi state over church control
In Addis Ababa and Berlin reports outline a clash between Confessional Lutheran leaders and German state authorities. The Synod faces a choice to accept state management of church affairs or resist, risking dissolution and loss of subsidies. Arrest threats loom for pastors who defy orders.
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Res Emeron
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Front
Berlin
Hans Kerr
Karl Koch
Martin Nichoghler
Bavaria
Wurttenberg
Hanover
Mildred De Grane Improves After Hospital Treatment
Miss Mildred De Grane of Lone Corner, in critical condition at Frederick City Hospital after a Plantyzed Tag entered tetriS age, shows slight improvement today following a blood transfusion on Thursday. Maynard Moxley of Closettsville, driver of the car in the crash, faces charges, with Mel LeGrange held on $1,100 bond for drunken driving and injuries to Dearante. A strange note about a sacred crocodile pool in Karachi ends with worshipers dyeing foreheads and saluting Tepile on a recurring symbol.
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Mildred DeGrane
Lone Corner
Frederick City Hospital
Karachi
Elopers Turn Back In Wedding Snag At First Offer
Self confessing elopers Warren H. Kroe ke and Anna A. Transve of Nawreth Pa initially balk at marriage in a YMCA lobby. They retry at Rev. A. R. Snedegar's home, where the ring ceremony ties the knot at six o'clock with a 22 year old groom and 18 year old bride.
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Warren H. Kroe_ke
Anna A
Nawreth
M.C. A
Charis
Shaffer
A. R. Snedegar
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Noth
U. S
John J. Shaw
Ethiopian Defense Fund
American Committee On
Eugene O’dunne
Cerees Cou
Astrid
Burbank, Calif
Earhart
Turner
Alti
Tude
Roy O. Hum
Benjamin D. Howard
Royal Leonard
Russell Thay
Earl Ortman
Jacequiine
Jeffim
Roosevele
Aoftcom
King
Brussels
Aimple
Switzerland
cMy
Lucerne
Leopold
Codeme
van Zeeland
Academy S
Montgomery
Oe Ag Smn
Tennessee
Yazoo City
Miss
Edwin R. Holmes
Holmes
Stonewall
Cotton Mills
Stonewall, Miss
Cedar Grove
Eloise R Darby
Hyattstown
Mary Ryan
Clarksburg
Mary K. Smith
Hilda Wilson
Boyds
Beulah
Pickrell
Slidell
Ethel van Hoesen
Kingsley—Maude Ashton
Lewisdale
Helen Burdette
Germantown
Ara Lée Hicks
Emimy Upton
Edwina Mullinix
Poolesville High School
C. Merrick Wilson
Irving Sadowsky
Ruth Davis
Qlivia Greene
Curry Caples
Louie Hershperger
Harty
Rhodes
Mabel Coatsworth
Mary Klein
Mary White
Virginia Hersperger
Mary Fiffe
Ruth Qompher
Gaithersburg High School
Maxwell Burdette
Katherine Seferance
Harry Bertschy
Rebecca, Fields
Helen Bickmore
Katherine 3
Bode
Nani Balcom
Ora King
Edith Barnett
James R. Ward
Frances L. Young
Mildred E. Laites
Arria GO
MrGinnis
Bee K. Terment
Marian Walker
Helen M. Rice
Mary B. Nicol
Mary B. Ward
Mary A. Rice
Thelma Thomas
Barnette Courtrey Wade
Comus
Mary Emily Horner
Alleeney
Bug Ben
MD. Board
Knnoxville
Beoensteet
Pamir
Aes
Stalin
Red Congress
Josef Stalineff
Georgi Dimitroff
Germany
Comintern
Moscow
Atiary Mote
Communist International
Roosevelt
BY Rodney Dutcher
Costigan
Colorado
Hoover
Nye
Vandenberg
Loddie
Sihalvin
Wes i
Painds Ghaetly
Ashbrook
Ohio
McLemore
Aw Congress
Brian
Mus
Solini
Africa
Addie
SYNOD
Addie Ababa
Great Britain
Lurance
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