Three Teachers Named to Fill Staff Vacancies
Frederick County Board of Education debates teaching principles and fills vacancies for the 1934 fiscal year. Miss Worthing Helen J Wood ley Ha L Lee O A Leary discuss appointments as three teachers are named to replace absences and to succeed departing staff at Frostburg Parkway and nearby schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Coucey
Mencarr
Worthing
Helen J. Woodley
Lee O. A . Leary
Frederick Engh
Catoctin
board of education
Frostturg
Beatrice MicCleal
Exhel Fogle
yhawoaker
Morrinted
waza
Liberte
Pauline
Heathiesson
absens
Search for girl's slayer is in vain in Maryland
Reported by AP from Crishell Maryland on July 7, authorities pursuing a claimed killer faced a lack of witnesses and scattered clues. A district officer noted the suspect fled after the alleged crime, complicating the investigation as officers extended the search.
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Crishell. Md. Dee. 7
aleged om
oy Co
D.istrate Hatsaange
Tor
Older Boys Conference trip to Washington three days
A Frederick city county group under YM-CA boys work secretary Max Psher will attend the eleventh Older Boys Conference at American University in Washington Friday through Sunday. Delegates from Maryland Delaware and DC will participate with speakers including Rev Dr Mars Depp and Rev Dr Chestine Smith.
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Max M. Psher
YM .c. A
Washington
American University
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
bors
sion
Mars Depp
St. Mark's Methodist church
Baltimore
Chestine Smith
Metropelitan church
Wasington
J. O. Powers
George Washington
jay
Frederick
George Myers
Trego Brust
Ralph Keller
Harry Don Wiliams
nard Rade Hiffe
Sheridan Barber
Leroy Cole, Jr
Roy Eitzler
Operation of 10 million pool in rail stock told
New York investigators heard details of a 10 million pool organized in 1928 to buy stock in the Louisiana Arkansas and Louisiana railroad and Navigation Co. Charles S. McCain of Chase National Bank named participants including Dilon Read R. J. Pack and Couch. The pool involved extending shares to others and carried debts against the Chase.
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New York
Louisienna
Arsanses
Senate
Charle S. McCain
Chase National Bank
McCain
Louisiana, Arkansas
Louisiana’ railroad and Navigation Co
Dilon
Read and Co
R. J. Pack ce Couch
himsel
MacCain
Couch
SUE
Chase No 1 Bank
aiea
Three Bankers Recovering From Accident Injuries
Three bankers recovering from injuries after an accident near a hilltop include Howard Bruce chairman of the Baltimore Sevier Bank Henry B Thomas president of the Maryland Fras Com and Heyward Boyce. Thomas and Boyce sustained fractures while a bank clerk accompanying them suffered a fractured knee as the vehicle overturned near the hilltop.
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Howard Bruce
Baltimore Sevier Bank
Henry B. Thomas
Heyward Boyce
Maryland Fras. Com
Thomas
ang Boyce
Webster
banking company
Grand Champion Steer Sells At 1 30 A Pound
Grand Champion steer fetched 1.30 a pound reflecting strong livestock market. Bt Asis Chicago's union stock show and International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago featured music programs and performances by Cassie-Gannetts Winchester Ha Hooper and Cassel. Selections by male and Lassie performers included tenor and soprano solos with a local choir and guest artists.
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Asis
Chicago
union stoc
arena representative
Music Clab
the
Casssi-Gannetts
Winchester Ha
Lassie
Hooper
Miss Rhoades
Yesterder
TYodar
Spross
Franklin Spit
ang I
Nutting
Ruth Hicker
Burleigh
Prof. Cassel
Cadman
Madelyn Harper
Greene
Catherine Ridenour
Adkinds Charged in Lynchings Case Beer License Arrest
AID SOCIETY 10 BE ADKINS CHARGES MAIN. Beneficiary abuse cited in arrest linked to a beer license. Details indicate a lynching case connected to the incident.
New Maryland beer licenses reshape county revenue
Article notes a 1933 beer law shifting license fees from incorporated towns to county revenue for the Frederick County Children’s Aid Society. About $3,300 comes from towns, $1,700 from unincorporated areas. Half of incorporated share and all unincorporated share may go to charity, changing prior city and county funding.
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Prederick County
Chilven’s Aid Society
ceive
Childre
Children’s Aid Society
incorporated
Frederick City Lodge Ladies Night Plans At Lodge
Frederick City Lodge No. 1060 OF Frederick City plans a ladies night during a regular meeting on a Wednesday evening. The committee on arrangements led by Grand Edward Rand and George Paxson outlined plans for the event to be held on the second floor of the lodge building.
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Frederick City
Edward rand
George O Paxson
War Dept Favors Canal From Delaware 70 Bay
To Appeal Conviction. Rod the charge be Peace J. Henrr Stoses idli ng doby face because of thi beanie, but because they do not sat the res stubh is sprinkled pein fully over their backs.
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WAR DEPT
DELAWARE
Peace J. Henrr
Ram Smuggling Shootout Near El Paso Kills Three
At Clarke foot in El Paso Texas a gun battle between U S border patrolmen and liquor smugglers left three dead and one wounded. Patrolman Dorne C Meor was killed by a shot through the heart. Two Mexicans died in the clash, authorities reported. Officials seized 150 gallons of liquor and later inspectors returned the contraband.
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El Paso
Texas
States
Clarke
Dorne C. Meor
United
Past Chiefs Meet the Sisters to Jan 3 Bingo Night
A community bingo event on January 3 at 7 30 p m brings together members of Past Chiefs and the Sisters group. Neighbors joined in, with prizes awarded to each person who won during the session.
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Amering
Pru
Novel program at Frederick High School assembly
The Frederick High School senior class staged a 2 30 pm assembly featuring a mock radio broadcast titled PBEC Broadcast by the Four B English Class with help from other seniors and under Miss Mary J Shuff. The program opened with devotional services led by Edward Nagle and honored Marie Dr comedian with a coconut grove scene and a cast including Mrs George Burns and Noah Jenk.
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the
Frederick High School
PBEC
Edward Nagle
Noah Jenk
Maz
Lindbergh Finds One Wing of Plane Damaged
Detailing a report, the aviator discovers damage to a single wing of the aircraft during inspection. No additional critical findings are noted, and the incident is described as contained with no immediate danger to the flight crew.
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LINDBERGH
Montgomery Bank Group Formed Reveals Local Bank Names
A Montgomery Bank group formed with named organizers Frank B ance and Paul C. Ric hel l from Montgomery County National Bank and Rockville, along with William R. De Lashmuit as acting curator. B. Binet involved in forming articles of association for the spring national bank venture.
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Montgomery Bank Group
Frank Bance
Basthersnurt
aricles
associaton fe
Bari acre
Nalonal Bank
Paul C. Richell
Montgomery County National Bank
Rockvile
Wiliam R. De Lashmuit
alco cuctil
B.Binet
Banquet Honors Three P D Employes at Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office held a Tuesday banquet at the Wayside Inn honoring three retiring employees. Charles H. Rhoderick city carrier W. Presley Bartholow and John C. Bidd rural carriers were thanked for decades of service. Postmaster praised courtesy in public work and noted the postal service as a model of public contact.
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Irving
Frederick
Wayside Inn
Charles H. C. Rhoderick
W. Presley Barthiow
John C. Bidd
John H. Staley
Samuel Crone
A.Jon Lipp
e Chim
Kemp Cashour
Oscar
Oscar C. Kefauver
Ray Mick Harris
C. Edward Sinn
han . Biser
Harris
Hefauver
Stacy. Ramshore
George Willam Hoban
Ronits
James Trout
Alton Lopsines
arthur Aldrich
George
S Cruui
Prank Goodman
Charles
Drum Corps Elects Le ofrini Ear in Linker as director
The drum corps elected Le o Franc i Ear in Linker as director, with John David R. Perp Ridgelr named in the leadership slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Franci EARin
John David R. Per- P_ Ridgelr
Government weighs steps to lower whiskey prices
Washington reports federal officials aim to ease whiskey costs by boosting imports and using government influence to reduce consumer prices. A separate Glasgow note confirms another shipment of Scotch to the United States, about 25,000 to 30,000 cases aboard the Winona County this weekend.
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Glasgow
United States
Winona County
Canned Beef Prices Too High for U S Purchases
Washington AP The Federal surplus relief corporation may drop its plan to buy 25 million pounds of canned beef for distribution to the needy as bids were rejected as too high. Officials say no decision yet on new bids and that canned beef in stock would not count toward the contract. The move aims to aid the needy while reducing the beef surplus.
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Washington
Dec. T
Federal surplus relief corporation
Relief administration
US Minister to Czech Nation Quits
Francis White resigns as minister to Czechoslovakia. State Department accepts the move and he returns to the United States. White, Baltimore native, served as assistant secretary of State for Latin American affairs and spent much of his career on Latin American and South American issues.
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Washington
Francis White
Czechoslovakia
State Department
White
Baltimore
Weather notes from 1933 show precipitation and sun moon data
Fragmentary weather brief notes report precipitation details for De hes location, plus sun and moon rise times for tomorrow. Data appears garbled with illegible spellings and inconsistent figures.
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