Schools Plan Christmas Vacation and Return Dates
Public and private schools announce holiday breaks with most students leaving December 20 and returning January 4. At Visitation Academy pupils depart December 23 and return January 3, while St Johns Institute and Maryland Lite School also observe December 23 to January 3 or 4. Faculty not remaining on campus and no students staying over Christmas are noted.
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Althousi Uwhumuer
Colege
Ube
Tuareebele Academy
Pupity
Frederick
Hoby
St. John's
Maryland Lite School
Pupsl
Taésde
Rain Likely Sunday Amid Cold Fronts In Freddy County
Forecasters predict rain for Sunday as frigid conditions ease briefly after record cold. Temperatures hovered near 19 to 23 degrees with sleet possible earlier. a warm-up is forecast within 24 hours. County education officials organized a new Frederick County Parent-Teacher Association at a 7 pm meeting, chaired by Frat. G Liove Palmer, to coordinate local PTAs and support school progress. Miss M Stackhouse read Christmas carols by Hood Corleze, describing Scrooge’s enduring appeal and the season’s cheer.
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Pase
Frederick County
Academy
Parent-Teachers Association
Liové Palmer
County Education
Stp
Dent
Frederick County Buard
Ednewsson
Miss M Stackhouse
Iso Spesch
Hood Corleze
Dickens
Miss Stackhouse
Celish
Scrooge
Tiny
Ted Hero
Congress Is Like Pair Of Trousers
Washington December 12 The writer mocks Congress likening it to outworn pants with patches replacing worn areas. The piece notes many new senators and a leaky House, jokes about the chamber’s carpet, chewing tobacco, and odd bedfellows among members while highlighting intra party and inter party tensions.
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Congress
Rail Case Decision Checks Stock Rally
New York December 10 AP reports a stock rally was checked as heavy selling hit railroad shares after an adverse ruling against the St. Louis and O Fallon Railroad in recapture clause actions under the Transportation Act. Early gains faded with late quotation losses driving some rail stock down one to three points. Daily volume ran about 1,300,000 shares.
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New York
St. Louis and
O'Fallon
Two Naval Medical Officers Die In Auto Crash
Todlan Head Maryland December 10 Two naval medical officers Commander Leland G James and Commander Francie H Munson were fatally injured when their automobile overturned near the town. James died at the scene when passersby found the wreck Munson died later at Todian Head station hospital Munson served as deputy health officer for Maryland.
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Todlan Head
Leland G. James
Francie H. Munson
James
Munson
Minight
Todian Head Station
Maryland
French Flyer Pierre Cortba Killed in Test Flight
Paris AP report says Pierre Cortba, participant in Leon Givon’s failed trans Atlantic flight last September, died today in a test flight. A mechanician accompanying him was also killed.
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Paris
Pierre Cortba
Leon Givon
St Louis Rail Valuation Case Upheld in Part
A three judge panel in St Louis and O Fallon ruled original cost basis may guide railroad valuations though not as the sole yardstick. The decision challenges a reproduction cost method and centers on a nine mile coal line whose vast valuation has drawn national attention and potential rate implications.
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St. Louis
Des
St. Louis and
O'Fallon
Millon
Specs
United States Circauit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commision
Milroads
C_ B. Farris
Poland and Lithuania Reach Accord at League Council
Geneva dispatch reports a satisfactory agreement between Poland's Premier Pilsudski and Lithuania's Premier Woldermas reached at a League of Nations Council session. Foreign Minister Zaleski said a peace exists and Netherlands Foreign Minister works on settlement formula.
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London
Reuter
Geneva
Pilsudeki
Poland
Woldermas
Lithuania
League of Nations Council
Poland-Lithuania
Zalesk
Netherlands
Wife Slayer Guilty Second Degree Murder
Eurekt Kan Dec 10 AP I van M Hart confessed slayer of his bride of three weeks was found guilty of second degree murder by a district court jury. Defense pleaded communicative insanity as cause for the killing. Hart testified he could not resist his wife's plea for death and after the act attempted to take his own life.
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Eurekt
Kan
Ivan M. Hart
Hart
Three Children Die in Moberly Fire as Parents Burned
Three young children died when a house burned near Moberly Missouri early today. The parents survived with serious burns while the father tried to reach the children and was badly burned himself. Forest ranger Clay Willard underwent another operation after a prior shooting incident nearby. Police have not yet found the assailant. the grand jury adjourned without reporting on the case.
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Moberly, Mo
Barney Stepheng
Moberly
Belne
Iourly
Clay Willard
Quiratk
Pea-Mar
Warneshora Hopital
Willard
Christmas Dance At Key Hotel By Frederick Cotillon Club
Invitations are issued for holiday events including the annual Christmas dance of the Frederick Cotillon Club to be held in the ballroom of the Francis Scott Key hotel on the weekend before December 22.
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Mt. Pleasant
Maynard Buckey
John Flippers Campega
Federation of Women's Comsext
Raymond Lindsay
Frederick Cot'Mon Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Salvation Army Campaign Totals Reported at 8800 Short of Goal
The Salvation Army campaign led by H Dorsey Etchison ended its five week effort with Frederick and Frederick County contributing about 8500 toward a 10000 goal. About 3400 people gave, with largest gifts of 250 and eleven donors of 10 each. The Hartey Smith property on West Fifth Street will settle next week for 7250, and Salvation Army operations move to new headquarters soon. Captain Hall occupies the property, with clearance of the old quarters as plans proceed.
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Salvation Army
H. Dorsey Etchison
M.C
Emoun
Frederick By
Frederick County
Hartey Smith
West Fifth Street
Trail Avenue
Hall
Ustar
Rorce W Hawley
Fid
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
Monda
Cambri
Cammissa
Kai-Shek Again Takes Charge of Nationalists
Shanghai reports General Thiang Kai-Shek has assumed active leadership of the Nationalist movement following a conference of party leaders. The change comes as the movement seeks renewed unity after prior resignations. A separate local item notes a boy from Jefferson breaking his ankle at home, treated at Frederick City Hospital.
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Kai-Shek
Shanghai
Thiang KaiShek
Nationalk Foress
Anzu Onion
Nandnggant Hankor
Evan
Parti
Toll From Cold Toll Reaches 50 Across Nation
Chicago reports fear of 21 more deaths adding to a toll already over 30 as a storm and freezing conditions grip the Great Lakes area. Rescue crews struggle to reach 21 crew members of the steamer Agana trapped on a reef near Manitalia Island amid ice and wrecked vessels.
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Chicago
Providence Bar
Ontario
Tee
Varloma Great Lake
Trimming and removal of trees in yafiong sections begins
City employees commence tree trimming and removal along main thoroughfares to reduce hazards and preserve trees. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen had previously noted dangerous conditions, prompting officials to obtain recommendations and start work this week.
Tax Accounts and Tax Payment Rush in Tech City
The county treasurer reports a surge in tax account settlements as the last month for payment arrives. Many residents appear to file license applications and settle taxes before the deadline, amid large volumes of material processed by city and county offices.
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Tech City
County Farm Bureau Holds Meeting With Congressman Dickenson
About 150 farmers attended the county Farm Bureau meeting in the afternoon with Congressman Dickenson as principal speaker. Remarks praised organization and cooperation while noting low farm investment dividends. delegates to the State Bureau convention and officers were elected.
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Mureau
Frageia Seog Key
de O'Eloy
Awung An
Bo J. Dichmnser
Ivy
House of Representatives
Peachpal Sped
Uistrict Unite
Amon Hurgee
J.N Souder
B.C. Speake
Frederick
W. C. Martz
State Bureau
William J. Grove
Lime Kiln
George W. Perry
ML Pheasant
Tarmera
Walter Reeder
Hraddock
Eric C. Biser
Adamstown
Daniel Guyton
Barkitteville
Charles E Walker
New Market
Albert 3
Remsburg
Middletown
Fred, Krantz
Roy W. Hankey Thurmont
Wade Grossnickle
Myersville
Leo Titus
Friderick
Dickieson
Frank Holter
David G. Zentz
Thormont
Wag Thee
Burgee
Dickinson
Chester H. Cray
Farm Bureau
Washington
J. M.davis
Harford County
M. M Steward
Anne Arande
Thomas Parran
Charles County
Burree
Dickinzon
Gray
S. Fenton
Harrison
Congressional Medal for Lindbergh Given by House
The U S House of Representatives unanimously voted to award Charles A Lindbergh the Congressional Medal of Honor after a reception in which he was greeted by Speaker Longworth and other members. Senate action remains necessary to formalize the award.
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Washington
Wade
Cal Chathea
Lindbergh
Vay
Longworth
America
Snell
Kava
Congresa Inty
Congressional Imedal
Famoma Atlantic
Tyer
Benate Action
House
Lindbergh Presented to Members of House
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is presented to the U S House of Representatives for a personal tribute by unanimous consent. Rep Tilson and Rep Garrett are appointed to escort the famed aviator into the chamber as tributes from lawmakers are arranged.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
House of Representatives
Atlantic
Howe
Tilson
Connecticut
Republican House
Garrett
Tennessee
Lindbergh
Aged Man Found Dead. Suspects Held In Baltimore
The body of Carl O'Slake, 77, was found at the foot of stairs behind his confectionery shop at 226 North Pea Street. Police arrested Herman Ellis, 26, and his wife Eatelle, 23, after Ellis admitted no prior quarrel and claimed O'Slake attacked him with a poker, pushing the elder man from a room. Physician said death due to a broken neck. blood found on a pillowcase in Ellis's room. Mrs. O'Blake found her husband dead upon returning from the market.
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Baltimore
Carl O'Slake
North Pea Street
Polce
Herman Ellis
Eatelle
Ellis
O’blake
O'Blake
Els
Walters murder case appeal planned in Maryland
Hagerstown December 10 AP Walter s chief counsel announced that Reginald E Walters convicted of first degree murder without capital punishment for the slaying of Hunter R Stoller prohibition chief will file an appeal The defense claims the admission of parts of Walters oral confession and related testimony was improper and should have been allowed to show treason portions of the confession
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Hagerstown
R Rowette
Reginald E. Walters
Hunter R . Stoller
Roulette
Walters
Perjury Charge For Witness In Remus Case
Cincinnati December 10 AP John Fasar Berger a reputed Los Angeles promoter faced an indictment alleging perjury in Remus murder proceedings. He testified as a defense witness claiming to have observed threats and misconduct related to the case after revelations to a former Justice official.
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Remus
Cincinnati
John 5
Berger
Los Angeles
Cal
Fasar
George Remus Murter
Thal Berger
Tayitsane
Remis
Ailegigs
Franklin 2 Dedee, Sr. Leasing
Jand
Justive Legent
Lilliendahl and Beach Ten Years Each In Manslaughter Verdict
In May's Landing New Jersey Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach were sentenced to ten years in state prison for voluntary manslaughter in the death of a woman treated as a physician object. Defense counsel announced plans for a possible writ of error rather than a new trial.
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May
Su Dey
Margaret Jar Temtahl
Wil Beach
Bard Be
Treatom
Lillendahl
Sachet
Phiftten
Compe
Beach
May's Landing
Lilliendahmeer
New Denen
Margaret
Willis Beach
Keling
Robert H. McCarter
Campbell
Frederick County Club Reunions Highlight Baltimore Event
The Frederick County club held a reunion at Harlem Park M. church in Baltimore with Charlie Moylan as toastmaster. Stanley Allen and Theodore Sie led entertainment and city officials shared duties. Officers for the coming year were elected including Moylan as vice-president and Kidd as secretary. Members from Hamsville, Brewster, Middletown, Libertown and other towns attended, noting a long tradition of former residents gathering.
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Frederick Roa
Baltimore
Harlem Park M. Church
Charlie Moylan
Stanley Allen
AD Army
Theodore R. Sie
Keidlin
Wm. F.broening
William T. Haller
Wilbur F. McColerick
Rev
Edwert Parrish
Ralph A. Gaugh
Chas
Moylan
Newton Kidd
Ralph Gaugh
Walter Tamsville
Presse
Hamsville
Wilson T
D. E. Moylan
Anthony Ettams
J. K. D Winlhams
Clyde L Hyatt
Ne c Sowten Kidd
Stramd
Liam Kidd
Chea BB
Tolan
Misa Laura Murphy
Notte Muphy
Miss Brows
Ruth Massetter Barker
John Myers
A. Wheeter
Sieivh
Benswick
Wibor F. McGelerick
Amd
George Kamm
Ramdolph Horine
Briscoe Kare
Silas Iomizmia Sunan
Joe Carter
Jake Moore
Wm. Grose
Libertrown
Middletown
Wies
Vareretta Branden
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Washteg
Mever
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Jim Reid
Joe Robinson
Shipstand
Howell
Lafollette
Gillette
Massachusetts
Dave Reed
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Jim Cowens
Michigan
Naval Medical
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Allen YT. Bennett
Cameron
Albert Schuoler
South Market Street
Vernon Lotire
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Castle
U. S
Taba Serine Washiegton Bureau
Capitol
William Vare
Pennsylvenia
Frank L. Smith
MiInofs
David A. Reed
Vert
Charles &. Deneem
Smith
Salvation Army Fund
Lear
Frank Zelgier
Jeferson
Jefferson Sea
Iro Frederick City Hospital
Bay Reef
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Congressman O Dickinson
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Mollie Haugh
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Sadie Cicle
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Jane Hosek
Franklin N. Shiner
Charles F. Sceze
Edith Starter
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Rebekah Assembly
Sara Ieai
Sparrows Point
Congress Onal
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