Frederick County School Budget Requests 1935 Funding
The Frederick County Board of Education presented a 1935 budget to County Commissioners seeking 338 594 75 for public schools. It includes plus 27 78 for teacher salaries and notes reductions tied to state emergency laws, with specifics for white and colored elementary and high school teachers, summer school, materials, and utilities. The plan assumes continuation of state aid, outlines bus transportation funding totaling 72 000, and lists prior levies due of 95 804 as unsettled receivables from 1931 33.
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Frederick County Board of Edation
Board County Commissioners
Maryland
Frederick Wanty
Frederick County
Ate
Baltimore
Prince George
Anne Arundel
Montgomery
Charles County
Burkittsville
Myersville
Wolfsville
New Market
Buckeystown
Point of Rocks
Frederick High School
Jefferson
Urbana& High School
Board of Education
Yuletide Weddings Mark December Season
A busy December wedding pageant includes Kathryn Baumgardner and Robert Rupp’s Lutheran ceremony in Frederick with 50 guests, bridesmaids in chartreuse and brown, and a post nuptial residence planned on North Market Street. Also featured are Eleanor Kemp and Bernhardt Brust Jr. in a home ceremony, Gearinger and Wolfe’s First Baptist nuptials, and a bicycle accident injuring Dwight Collmus with concussion.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kathryn Isabel Baumgardner
Harry Diehl Baumgardner
Robert Martin Rupp
Robert M. Rupp
Hagerstown
Elia Elizabeth Bell
Harry Cornpropst
Amos John Traver
Eleanor Hichelberger
Effie Moore
Frederick
Frederick High School
Frederick County Welfare Board
Rupp
Hagerstown High School
Marston University
Baltimore
Duke University
North Market Street
Brust—Kemp
Eleanor May Kemp
Howard M. Kemp
New Design Road
Bernhardt
A. H. Brust, Jr
Helen Miller
Reich's Ford
Herman Brust
Lutheran Students hear talks at Washington conference
Rev Dr Amos John Traver spoke at the Saturday conference of the American Lutheran Student Association in the Washington area held at George Washington University. Hood College students represented the Hood Lutheran Club by Katherine Traver Virginia Troxell Lucille Ritchie and Plorence Musselman.
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Amos John Traver
American Lutheran Student Association
Washington Area
George Washington University
Hood College
Hood Lutheran Club
Katherine Traver
Virginia Troxell
Lucille Ritchie
Plorence Musselman
Receiver Files Bond For Central Trust Company In Frederick
State Bank Commissioner John J. Ghingher filed a $50,900 bond as receiver of Central Trust Company in Frederick County. The bond, once $250,000, was reduced by the Circuit Court to cut receiver business and lower premium costs.
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State Bank
John J. Ghingher
Central Trust Company
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Wintry weather boosts business in local stores
Frederick county shoppers filled stores as a light snow fell and temperatures dropped to 19 31 degrees. Ponds and streams froze while icicles hung from cars and doors. Merchants noted a strong Saturday and an earlier peak in Christmas buying than previous years.
Du Pont Official Admits Graft in Powder Sales to China
Washington reports that a du Pont Company official told the Senate munitions committee graft was paid in powder sales to China, though he argued it was an exception to normal practice. K. V. Casey said he was told it reflected an old Chinese custom. The panel did not reveal graft in Poland sales but noted an Argentine agent was dismissed for indiscriminate bribe offers.
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Washington
du Pont Company
Senate Munitions Committee
China
K. V. Casey
Poland
Argentina
Market Tired Leading Issues Are Cautious
The New York stock market appeared tired with cautiously moving readings and dull early trading. Grain prices at Chicago were weak while cotton stayed barely steady and bonds along with most leading foreign exchanges remained quiet. Call money returned to one percent as the pound sterling opened at 4.9518.
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New York
Chicago
Narcotic Raids Reach Toll Near One Thousand
Washington reports the weekend narcotics drive nears 1,000 arrests as federal agents siege a nationwide operation led by Commissioner Harry J. Anstinger. In Baltimore a woman dies after leaping from a hotel window during a raid linked to a suspected mall order narcotics ring. Police probe recovered stolen women’s clothing in the room.
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Washington
Harry J. Anstinger
Baltimore
New Condon
Fanny Stein
Mrs. Stein
Hood College Hosts Pasture Week Health Posture Events
The Athletic Association stages Pasture Week at Hood College from Tuesday to Thursday focusing on health and posture. Miss Josephine Rathbone of Columbia University speaks at 11 35 A M in Brodbeck Hall. A posture cup and honorable mentions honor top postures and habits with events across Meyran and Coblentz Halls.
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The
Athletic Association
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Rathbone
Teacher's College
Columbia University
Elizabeth Robert
Frederick
Emily Lively
Fairmont
W. Va
Dorothy Page
New Britain
Conn
Belly Bruce
Pittsburgh
Eleanor Fiebcher
Fairhaven
Mass
Meyran Hall
Meyren Hall
Coblentz Hall
Betty Bruce
Four Ships Stand By Japanese Freighter Victoria Maru
Four ships including the Albert Ballin Pacific Trader Carl Clasen and Amsterdam remained at sea today to aid the Japanese freighter Victoria Maru after it was driven to an unmanageable condition by mid Atlantic gales. The ship's captain and chief officer are dead, the third officer swept overboard and seven sailors injured. The bridge was destroyed by mountainous waves.
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New York
Albert Ballin
Carl Clasen
Amsterdam
Boy badly hurt in bicycle accident in Hagerstown
Dee 10 Lyman Wallkill aged 12 was struck by a car driven by John S. Hershey of Frederick while bicycling on a local street. He is at Washington County Hospital with a fractured skull and other injuries. Officer Roy E. Davis investigated and said faulty brakes were responsible, with a traffic charge likely pending the boy's condition.
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Hagerstown
Dee
Lyman Wallkill
John S. Hershey
Frederick
Washington County Hospital
Roy E. Davis
Hershey
Ickes Wins Fights in New Deal Power Struggles
A profile of Harold L. Ickes as a persistent fighter within the Roosevelt administration. The piece details clashes with Jim Moffett and others, noting Ickes’ victories over Johnson and Wallace over PWA and grazing affairs, while signaling a looming contest with Richberg and hints of Don Richberg’s potential downfall.
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Washington
Ickes
PWA
Papa
Jim Moffett
Moffett
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Harold
Johnson
Forest Service
Wallace
Richberg
Riehberg
Hakat
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
Pennsylvanian Governor Seeks 72 Million in New Revenue
Governor Pinchot, nearing end of term, tells people of Pennsylvania that the next Legislature must raise 72 million dollars in new revenue. He notes the state budget shows a balance as of May 31, 1935 with a surplus of 5.3 million, based on receipts through November and projected revenues for the biennium ending May 31, 1935.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Pennsylvana
Surrenders After He Kills Brother-In-Law in Maryland
Robert Morgan thirty of Crisfield surrendered to Sheriff Chas H Pruitt after the fatal shooting of his brother in law William Hancock thirty six and a flesh wound to his sister Mrs Ruby Hancock wife of the slain man. The shooting occurred at a filling station on the Salisbury Hebron road with Hancock dying instantly and Mrs Hancock expected to recover.
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Salisbury-Hebron
Hancock
Nice Calls Committees to Go to Work on Bills
Baltimore December 10 AP Governor elect Harry W Nice called his unemployment relief and unemployment insurance committees to meet Thursday to begin formulating bills for the Legislature. The 21 member committees will hold daily sessions this week and continue until proposals are drafted in written form.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Nationwide hunt ordered for Dr George Bigelow
Boston reports a nationwide manhunt ordered today to locate Dr George H Bigelow director of Massachusetts General Hospital who disappeared a week ago. The notice appears in AP dateline from Boston dated December 16 1930. Other items include detailed campaign expense reports from Cumberland for Representative David J Lewis with multiple donors and totals. County Surveyor-elect Frank W Rothendorfis qualified to begin duties January 7.
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Boston
George H. Bigelo
Maassachusetts General Hospital
Herbert
Friedenwald
Washington
D. C
H. T. Newcomb
New York
C. Edwin Kline
Walter Hallander
Baltimore
B. Howell Griswold
G. F. Cushna
Sidney Hollander
Mary Miller
John L. Steinbugler
Pring
Nelson W. Ruesler
Frank W Rothendorfis
Tulsa Arrests Involve Wilcox Family After Slaying
In Tulsa Oklahoma Homer F. Wilcox Jr 17 and his father surrendered at police HQ amid a conference about the shooting death of John Gorrell a dental student. Police say malicious mischief could include shooting at nearby street fights. Kenneth Kennamer 19 is jailed on murder charges claiming self defense. Sidney Born Jr son of a university professor died in a separate incident yesterday during a failed call to Kennamer.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dee! 10
Homer F. Wilcox, Jr
John Gerrell
Charles Garr
Gerrell
Phil Kennamer
Carr
Kennamer
U. S
Franklin
Gorrell
Holly Anderson
Wilcox
Sidney Born, Jr
Born
Tulsa University
December Court Opens for December Term at Circuit
The December term of Circuit Court opened with Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard presiding. Two hundred twenty cases are on the docket including civil 182 criminal 39 and appeals 19. Bailiffs Isaiah Loy and Joseph Gouker appointed. no grand jury. Trial set for Thursday with seven criminal cases scheduled.
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Circuit Court
Arthur D. Willard
Petit Jury
el G. Haugh
Isaiah N. Loy
Joseph Gouker
Sherman P. Bowers
Winston Crawford
Nellie C. Zimmerman
W. Clinton McSherry
Robert E Clapp
Crawford
Holden S. Felton
Appellere
Earl Rorlke
Eastern Sanitay Supply Co
Child Falls From Auto Near Charlesville
Four year old Carl E. Holtz Jr. suffered concussion and injuries when a car door opened and he was thrown to the roadside near Charlesville while on the way to church. He was rushed to Frederick City Hospital and treated by Dr Edward P. Thomas and Dr F H Hedges, expected to return home soon.
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Carl E. Holtz
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Edw. P. Thomas
F. H. Hedges
Charlesville
Brunswick District Names Deputy Strickler by Hittner
New Brunswick Sheriff Hittner appoints BLOYD Strickler as deputy for Brunswick district replacing the retiring chief deputy. Strickler previously served as special deputy, with Charles W. C. Smith of Brunswick noted in the report.
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New Brunswick
Bloyd Strickler
Deauty Shell
Brunswick
Hittner
Charles W. C. Smith
Yugoslavia Signals Peace Move at Geneva Meeting
Yugoslavia offers an olive branch to Hungary as the League of Nations session opens on their dispute. Foreign Minister Pipulescu says Yugoslavia will take no independent action if the League rules against it, easing fears of war. Britain’s intervention cited.
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Yugoslavia
Geneva
Hungary
League of Naions Council
Nicholas Pipulescu
League
Alexander
France
International Criminal Court
Marseille
Belgrade
Associated Press
League of Nations
Christmas Organ Recital At Hood College Draws Large Audience
Prof Henry T Wade head of Hood College Music Department led a Sunday afternoon organ recital in Brodbeck Hall. Selections by Malling Gaul Debussy Foulkes plus Tschaikowsky and Dubos created a varied program with Elaine Zimmerman aiding on piano. A separate note records Donald C Magin paying a fine in Petersville for speeding.
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Henry T. Wade
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Otto Malling
Noel Normande
Harvey B. Gaul
Mauro Cottone
Sicily
Elaine Zimmerman
Tnelesloyn
County Clare
Maron
Mag! Kings
Theodore Dubos
Bethlehem
Weather Summary From Readable OCR Line Items
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation for today, December totals, and prior year figures. Highs and lows are listed with year-ago comparisons, alongside sun and moon rise and set times.
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Tomoorrow
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