Transportation of School Pupils Before Two Boards
Rural Federation of Women's Clubs pushes for county funding of pupil transport to nearest high schools. County commissioners plan to confer with the Board of Education as districts debate budget constraints and school closings to save costs. Supervisors from multiple counties convene in Hagerstown and Baltimore for grade-level meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frederick High School
Rural Federation
J. P. Feiser
E. G. Bauersfeld
Commissioners and Board of Education
Department of Education
Conference of Supervisors
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Carroll
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Prince George
Hagerstown
G. Lloyd Palmer
Frederick County
Marguerite Linthicum
Golden Rule Dinner Aims Simplicity For Near East Relief
A Golden Rule dinner to aid Near East Relief orphans is planned in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Motel under Rev. Dr. Henri J. G. Kieffer. The simple Armenian menu uses tin cups and plates to symbolize the orphans life. The event precedes Golden Rule Sunday encouraging local care for 38,000 orphans with proceeds aiding relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Near East Relief
Relief Organization
Henri J. G. Kieffer
Frederick County
Briand's New Cabinet Wins Its First Victory
Paris reports Premier Briand's new cabinet securing its first victory after a long debate in the Chamber. The government won a confidence vote 257 to 229 on the financial measure involving 6 billion francs from the Bank of France and a 7.5 million paper money issue. Briand warned the ministry would resign if the program failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Briand
Chamber of Entities
Bank of France
M. Briugh
Counsel Continue to Argue Rhinelander Case
White Plains N Y Dec 3 AP Isaac N Mills chief counsel for Leonard Kip Rhinelander su ing his part negro wife Alice Beatrice Jones for annullment of marriage began second day of summation detailing a warning that the Ku Klux Klan might act against the Jones family A window in the Jones home was broken and Mills described a warning given after that incident The defense counsel Lee Parson Davis has attacked Mills argues Jacobs had merely lost his head The case is expected to reach the jury soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Isaac N. Mills
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice
Beatrice Jones
Jones
Mills
Leon R., Jacobs
Rhinelander
Two Auto Accidents and Poultry Show Winners
Two auto crashes reported near Frederick with drivers unnamed as police records are incomplete. One car plowed through a fence on Hagerstown Pike killing 125 yards of fencing. Hagerstown observer Brangs saw a nearly demolished vehicle. Another collision hit the Market and South streets signal with one wheel damaged. In Baltimore at the Fifth Regiment Armory Governor Ritchie’s silver poultry trophy went to Harry Brish of Frederick for a Black Minorca rooster. C N Myers of Hanover won the large display cup. other prizes awarded to Linstead Farms, Mrs R J Walden, Brish Brothers, and JL HL Welch.
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Hagerstown Pike
Frederick
Brangs FP USA
Hagerstown
Market
South Streets
Harry Brish
Ritchie
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
C. N. Myers
Hanover
Linstead Farms
R. J. Walden
Middleburg
Brish Brothers
JL HL Welch
Bantam Club
Hood Girls to Sing Christmas Carols Again
Hood girls will sing Christmas carols Friday before holidays, weather permitting, visiting homes with lit candles. The event is led by the Y M C A music committee with Eloise Hafer as chairman and five groups organized to cover Frederick. Genevieve Imery directs a Glee Club group. breakfast afterward in the Y hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Myers
Elizabeth Garber
Genevieve Imery
Glee Club
Million Dollar Blaze Devours Council Bluffs District
Fire in Council Bluffs Iowa caused over 1 million dollars in damage to the business district. The Continental Furniture Co basement boiler explosion sparked the blaze. Night watchman J M Manigal suffered severe burns. Grand Hotel guests fled in robes as flames swept the building. Eight fire companies from Omaha and Council Bluffs fought the blaze, preventing wider spread downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Council Bluff
Continental Furniture Co
J. Me. Manigal
Grand Hotel
Omaha
Langley Not to Take Seat as New Chair Named
Rep Langley of Kentucky, a prohibition law violator, will not take his seat when Congress opens. Elliott of Indiana will be named chairman of the Public Buildings and Grounds Committee. House leaders expect no action on Langley’s seat pending Supreme Court appeal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Washington
Kentucky
Congress
Public Buildings and Grounds
Elliott
Indiana
House
Supreme Court
Stocks Rally On Broad Selling Movement
New York stock trading opened with quick selling that dealers linked to underlying orders. Leading issues like U S Steel American Can and the motors surged as the list rose, with Commercial Credit up 5 1 2, Remington Typewriter 5, Dupont Pullman and Indian Refining preferred 3 to 3 1 2. call loans held at 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. Steel
American Can
Dupont
Pullman
Indian Refining
Mrs Rosenour Marries Joseph L Smith in Baltimore
Mrs May Ring Rosenour formerly of Frederick wed Joseph L Smith of Baltimore in a quiet Baltimore ceremony Wednesday afternoon about 3 o'clock. They left for California and the West and expect to return to Baltimore in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Ring Rosenour
Frederick
Joseph L. Smith
Baltimore
Abram Rosenour
Lions Club Meeting Features Humor and Plans
Rev. Charles D. Shaffer spoke at the Lions Club noon meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel. H. Lavier Michael was named to represent the club in planning a Community tree. Rabbi Wilner, Matthew Robb and Mr. Michael joined a committee to distribute a Code of Morals for Youth. Plans for a Christmas Eve 12 05 meeting were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Charles D. Shaffer
Francis Scott Ker
H. Lavier Michael
Rabbi Wilner
Matthew Robb
Michael
Lions International
Kipling Shows Slight Improvement In Suspected Pneumonia
Kipling, the famed author, at Burwash Sussex England home, suffering from double pneumonia, showed slight improvement this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Burwash
Sussex
England
Rudsard Kipling
Hood College seniors to serve at Near East banquet
At the Golden Rule Dinner several Hood College senior girls have been asked to act as servers for the Near East banquet. The event will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel this evening at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Coliese
Francis Scott Key Hovel
Auto Hits Truck On Patrick Street City Intersection
A Nash touring car owned by David Milles of Baltimore struck a county track on Patrick Street near Carroll Street. The truck, provided by Henry Edwards, was traveling west and turned onto South Carroll Street. Officer Allen Bartgis investigated. no arrests were made.
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Nash
David Milles
Baltimore
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Henry Edwards
Patrick Street
South Carroll Street
Millers
Allen Bartgis
Republican fears rise as conference weighs Wisconsin senator
Washington December 9 AP The plan to recognize LaFollette as a party regular unsettles several Republican leaders including Butler Curtis Moses Jones Edge and Watson as they debate committee seating and party loyalty LaFollette’s stance remains unclear and a formal invitation to attend the conference may be declined by him. House insurgents meanwhile weigh their future relation to the party under Longworth’s proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Moses
New Hampshire
Senator Jones
Edge
New Jersey
LaFollette
Republican Party
Watson
Indiana
Curtis
Houwes
Nelson
Wisconsin
Longworth
House
Opening of House Agreed Upon After Conference
Washington Dec 3 AP A program for the opening day of the House was agreed on after a conference of Republican leaders. The tax bill will be taken up on the second day after the President's message. Insurgents may show party regularity with votes on processional steps as committees are formed after Speaker election. Also notes local notices about the Key Council and Parent Teachers Association meetings with activities for children including health talks and moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Loneworth
George L Mobley
Sweeping Changes In House And Senate Committees As New Congress Convenes
Washington, Dec. 3. Sweeping changes in key house and Senate standing committees take effect with the new Congress. New chairs include James Watson of Indiana on railroad legislation, James Parker of New York on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, and Stanfield of Oregon on Public Lands. Other chapters list Moses, Norbeck, and family changes reshaping committee leadership.
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House
Senate
Congress
Washington
James 10. Watson
Indiana
Ellison AD. Smith
South Carolina
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
James
Parker
New York
Samuel 8. Whitislow
Massachusetts
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Senator Stanfield
Oregon
Ladd
North Dakota
Public Lands Committee
Sen
Will of Melvin Rhoderick Leaves $40,000 Estate to Kin
The Frederick estate of the late Melvin Rhoderick, who died November 27, is valued over $40,000. The will provides for a monument costing $500 to $750, with two thirds of income to Ann Rebecca Rhoderick during her life. After her death, distributions go to nephews and nieces including George C. Rhoderick Sr and Jr, Ella J. Rhoderick, and others, with the residue divided among several Rhodericks and allied heirs. Executors named: George C. Rhoderick Jr, Willie M. Rhoderick, and Ella J. Rhoderick.
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Melvin Dorsey Rhoderick
Frederick
Ann Rebecca Rhoderick
Ella J. Rhoderick
George C. Rhoderick
George C. Rhoderick Sr
Charles K. Rhoderick
George ©. Rhoderick Jr
Citizens National Bank
Helen M. Rhoderick
Hartid B. Payne
Clara Viola Parker
Rodney BG. Steiner
George C. Rhoderick Jr
Elia
J. Rhoderick
Annie G. Rhoderick
Court Martial Ordered for Milwaukee Officers After Collision
Three naval officers face court martial over the September collision between the light cruiser Milwaukee and the schooner Benjamin B. Van Ernat. Captain Frank L. Pinney of Milwaukee, Lieut. Thomas A. Carr of Raleigh, and Ensign Elliott M. Moore of Milwaukee were ordered to stand trial.
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Washington
Dee 3
Milwaukee
Benjamin B. van Ernat
Hampton Roads
Frank L. Pinney
South Manchester
Conn
Thomas A. Carr
Little Rock
Ark
Raleigh
Kiwanis Dinner Hosts Frederick County Youth Clubs
Frederick Kiwanis Club hosts a Friday dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for 70 boys and 30 girls from county pig and calf clubs plus poultry and other clubs. County agents and educators attend as guests. club presidents will report on yearly results and prizes won at the Frederick Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Boys
Our Girls Agricultural Clubs
Wrederick County
Kiwanis Club
Fréderick
Emory J. Cotleatz
EOC
Markell
Board of Education
Frederick County
Farm Bureau
Ihe
Eligabeth Thompson
Charles H. Conley
Kiwanis Clup
PW. Chichester
Chichester
Kiwanig
Frederick Fair
Insurance chiefs cite record life sales in seven weeks
At the annual convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents William A. Law says Americans are buying as much life insurance in seven weeks as in a year a quarter century ago. He notes $15.49 billion in new policies this year, a new record, with a $2.2 billion gain over 1924. Robert W. Huntington adds life insurers are loaning $1 billion to support homes farms industry and commerce, boosting invested assets to about $11.5 billion by year end.
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New York
William A. Law
Philadelphia
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Robert W. Huntington
Hartford
Conn
United States
Dry critics draw retort from Mellon on prohibition policy
Secretary Mellon calls the reform letter to the White House unfunded and unjustified. He says enforcement efforts are advancing and that the Treasury bears the burden of curbing lawlessness under the prohibition law. The letter, produced at a United Committee meeting, urged the President to uphold the eighteenth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mellon
White House
Offila
Treasury
Reform Organizatione Ns
United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Coothtze
Shenandoah officer contradicts Mitchell at court martial
Washington reports that Lieut Commander Charles E. Rosendahl testified at the Shenandoah court martial disputing Colonel Mitchell’s charges. Rosendahl said gas valves were reduced to save weight not conserve helium and that gas pressure did not cause the disaster. He also stated Commander Landowne did not fly under protest.
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Washington
Mitchell
Shenandoah Court of Daquiry
Navy Court
Naval
Shenandoah
Army Court
Shenandonte
Charles E. Rosendahl
mid-West
Rosendahl
Landowne
Col. Mitchell
Thinks solution in sight to end strike
J B Warriver general manager of Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company says Governor Pinchot peace proposal seems disposed of and a real solution now appears possible. He speaks as part of the anthracite operators committee discussing settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansford
T's
J. B. Warriver
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Pinchot
Pianoforte Recital by Miss Gladys E Warren at Hull College
Miss Gladys E Warren of the Hull College music department will give a pianoforte recital Friday night December 4 at 9 o clock in Brodbeck Hall. She will be assisted by Miss Jessie Harriet Nexton on the second piano for an orchestral pair featuring works by Garotte Bach Saint Saens Debussy Grieg MacDowell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys E. Warren
Ihe Imusic
Hool College
Brodbeck Hall
Warren
Jessie Harriet Nexton
Bach Saint Saens
Alcestsy
Giach
Saint Saens
MacDowell
Largo
Debussy
Gollinozs Cahn
Wach
Griegj
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Nigwe Pral
Tcomes
Hood
Hood College
Wiliam
Dames Lower
D. D
The
Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church
Dr Lower
Muther Buck
Helen V. Yinser
Peoples Fire Insurance Company
la Follette
Butler
Key Council
Francis Scott Key Council
Chester McKensie
James N Dubel
Franklin N. Stipler
Jacob
L. Engelbrecht
Wm. F. Snyder
George T. Baumgardner
Chester Orr
Adam Deittich
Jesse M. Haugh
Clarence M. Phieger
Clarence M. Phieeger
Lford GC. Miller
State Council
James N. Dubels Jacon
Franklin N. Shipier
Jesse W. Haugh
Lloyd C. Milles
Ancient
Egypt
Sterling
South Dakota
Norbeck
Bursum
New Mexico
Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Society
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
John S. Renn
Jenatius Brotlee
Marsland School
Ohio
Iowa
UL SG. Rapp
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