Teacher's Suit Over Salary Heard In Carroll County
Judge Willard P. Willard opened hearing on Mrs. George W. Ehrhart v Board of Education of Carroll County. Ehrhart, formerly Olive Ebaugh, taught music in Manchester and Hampstead until 1932 and seeks 2800 for two years unpaid salary plus 25 for summer school attendance. The board contends lack of renewal of her certificate voided reemployment. witnesses include State Superintendent Dr Alfred Cook and numerous board members.
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Board of Education
Arthur PD. Willard
George W. Ehrhart
Carrall County
Ehrhart
Olive BE. Ebaugh
Manchester
Hampstead
Alpert S. Cook
Ehaugh
Dr. Cook
Ehrehart
Harry R. Devries
Sykesville
Francis Neal Parke
William H. Forsythe
Eugene Walsh
Westminster
William M. Storm
Charles ©. Clemson
Brown
Carroll County
Miss Ebaugh
John S. Holienbach
L. A. Rehmger
J. Herring Brown
George Brown
Milton
Shepherd and Mrs Lepps Wed in Cumberland Ceremony
Bull Shepherd Western Maryland star back and 1934 national scoring winner married Margaret A Lepps of Westminster in Cumberland. The service was by Rev Adrian Flora. Attendant was Bruce Ferguson. Shepherd, 28, and Miss Ebaugh, 24, widow of his first wife, plan to reside in Westminster while he finishes his final year at Western Maryland College.
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Westminster
Bull Shepherd
Western Maryland
Margaret A Lepps
Cumberland
Adrian E. Flora
Church of God At
Bruce Ferguson
Western Maryland Grid
Shepherd
Margaret Ebaugh
Clearfield
Western Maryland College
Troops Guard Negro as His Trial Begins
In Cleveland Mississippi 600 National Guardsmen fortified the Bolivar county courthouse during the trial of James H Coyner charged with the slaying and mutilation of Aurelius B Turner and his wife last December. Governor Turner ordered troops at local request to curb mob violence as court proceedings occur.
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Cleveland, Miss
Mississippi
Bolivar County
James H. Coyner
Aurelius B. Turner
Here
Sennett Turner
Local figures named for Garrell county board seat
A list names Yingling Harvey Miller Emory B erwager T Haven Gill Rev W Y Randall Rev Frederick Schrader Albert Phillips Paul Garrett enton Martin Raymond Buchanan Rev Ralph Strasbaugh Miss Hobbs Claude Yowell Gerald Richter and James Peake as candidates for a Garrell county Board of Education seat, with Peake identified as the last-named for a formal member role.
Honeymoon Ends in Court for Scarlette Bride and Groom
Youthful Mr and Mrs George Scarlette return from a runaway honeymoon amid a warrant from bride’s mother Mrs Howard DeWalden Cooke charging son in law and former chauffeur with stealing 5000 dollars worth of jewelry Deputy Sheriff Talmadge Zipper from Georgia accompanies the couple to Rockville Md for a preliminary hearing today and a tense reception scene fades into the background as the等待 continues
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Washington
George Scarlette
Howard DeWalden Cooke
Chevy Chase
Talmadge Zipper
Savannah
Scarlette
Cooke
Jone
Rockville
North Market Street School To Reopen Tuesday After Fire
Pupils will return to the North Market Street School Tuesday morning after a fire Sunday caused damage confined to interior stairways. County Superintendent W Pruitt said classrooms were not affected and most water soaked to the basement. A rear stairway will be used for second story access.
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North Market Street
W. Pruitt
Markets Settle Back For Another Siesta
New York February 4 AP Markets eased into a quiet session as gold clause fears faded and traders holding off on commitments. Stocks and staples showed apathy and dullness prevailed with irregular, generally lower prices. Pound opened at 4.87, call money at 1 percent while bonds and foreign exchanges held steady awaiting the administration monetary program. Grains softened at times and cotton remained barely steady.
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New York
Street Car Stoned as Miners Strike Begins
Wilkes Barre Pa February 4 A street car was slowed and street fighting broke out today at the start of a strike called by the United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania State police and county authorities guarded collieries as miners attempted to carry out the will of a mass meeting held Saturday night In the Wyoming Valley a dispute was climaxed by the Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania calling a strike effective today at all collieries of the Glen Alden Coal Company
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Wilkes Barre
United Anthracite Miuiors
Pennsylvania
Wyaming
Anthracite Minists
Glen Alden Coal Company
Fewer Tax Delinquents List for Frederick and Nearby Districts
The News publishes the names of property owners with 1934 taxes delinquent in Frederick district and New Market Liberty Urbana Mt. Pleasant and Tuscarora as required by law. Taxes will be offered at public sale at the courthouse starting Monday morning April 8 at 10 oclock and continue until all parcels are presented. The largest arrears are in Frederick and Brunswick districts, with about 550 properties listed countywide representing a debt around 163 from last year.
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News Today
Frederick
New Market
Liberty
Urbana
Mt. Pleasant
Tuscarora
Court House
Brunswick
Ministers Plan Lenten Services and Summer Park Talks
Frederick City Ministerial Union holds morning meeting to plan community Lenten services at Calvary M E church April 8 to 12 nightly at 730 with out of town speakers. Committee to organize Baker Park summer services named Rev DeWitt P. Zuse as chair. others include Rev Amos John Traver Rev Ralph M Sharpe and Rev R L Sherfey.
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Grace Reformed Church
R. Ames Hendrickson
Austin W. Roward
W. W. Smith
A. B Collinus
Calvary M E. Church
Oscar Blackweider
Washington
Baker Park
DeWitt P. Zuse
Amos John Traver
Ralph M Sharpe
R. L. Sherfey
Charles E Wehler
Captain Morris
Wiliam C. Royal
Traver
Webhler
William Jackson
Robert Bott
Sharpe
Sherfey
Hartman
G. Ellis Williams
Beer License Hearings Set Friday in County
Two operators face charges over illegally obtained beer licenses at a State License Board hearing Friday. Dr Ira J McCurdy claims James E Moore of Knoxville and Roland E Long near Ladiesburg filed with insufficient signatures from real estate owners. Moore also faces a prior assault and battery case and other violations. Previous hearings led to licenses revoked for four county beer establishments in Frederick, Emmitsburg, and Mt. Pleasant areas.
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Ira J. McCurdy
James E. Moore
Knoxville
Roland E Long
Ladiesburg
McCurdy
Moore
Long
Johnsville
Frederinck
Emmitsburg
Mt. Pleasant
Mystery figure linked to Roosevelts funds inquiry revealed
The unknown figure, identified as the mine architect Saose, allegedly solicited funds for President Roosevelts campaign from LPOs Womer. Health issues prevent testimony, and the man was associated with the Senate mutations inquiry, appearing in his Washington office.
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Arthur P. Homer
Saose
White Howe
Senate
Roovevsk
LPO
Washington
Night Robbery at George Strasberger Pool Parlor
A thief broke two windows at the George Strasberger pool parlor on North Court Street and took about $15 in small change and cigarettes. Police under Officers Suomley Hoffman and Phebus investigated and found little clue. Also noted were weekend drunkenness arrests and a busy police court lineup.
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George Strasberger
North Court Street
Strasberger
Daniel Suomley
George Hoffman
Benjamin Phebus
Pythian
Jorge
Pety
Jame Cramer
Braddock
Omeer Blumenaue
Frank
Jake Grave
Marks
Charles Heider
Dorsey
Darsey
Roland Leather
James Thomas
Bartered Bride Dispute Threatens Chinatown Parade
San Francisco observers report a long running quarrel over a bartered bride as Chinatown prepares for the Chinese New Year. Police guard alleys and intersections to prevent violence while factions argue debt payments claimed at 1300 dollars.
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San Francisco
China
Vwieiwds
Jack Manion
Chinatown
Insurgents Map Labor Plans Ahead of Strike
Insurgent members of mine and steel unions began mapping a labor campaign against union leaders and patterns amid talk of a nationwide planned polenskeal April 1 strike. The Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers formed a national organization committee and called for a militant drive to win recognition as a bargaining agent. About 150 miners planned cooperation with steel workers in a broadened effort.
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Pittshirrh Fed 4
Osdia
Amalgamated Associaton of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
National Organization
Forcce Steel
Razor Blades Studs Clash With Strikers in France
In Valenciennes on February 4 AP reports razor blades studded clubs clashed with striking groups at Troh-Saint-Leger. Two guards were seriously hurt as police moved in amid chaotic scenes.
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Valenciennes
France
Troh-Saint-Leger
Sisada
The New Deal In Washington World Court Fight
Washington February four, 1935. The World Court clash stirred little public outrage despite Senate furor. New Dealers fear demagogues Coughlin Long Hearst and Townshend rallied mass telegrams and threatened lawmakers. The administration overestimated public support and aims to preserve European cooperation and pacific policy amid looming opposition.
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iPather Coughlin
William Randolph
Hearst
Huey Long
America
Tinhu
Coughlin
Long
Dr. Townsend
Townsend
Sigular
Thse
Tus
Sunday Solar Eclipse Fails To Impress Cloudy Skies
A protracted mild spell gives way to wind snow and renewed cold. Sunday’s partial solar eclipse was mostly hidden by clouds though scattered views occurred in parts of New England Philadelphia and St Louis. Ice and slush spread as meltback continues with icicles breaking free and ponds reopening. The Helena Montana region reported the deepest sun cover at 67 percent.
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Mercury
New England
Philadelphia
St Louis
Meet
Mammothsia
Market Street
Satunday
Hare
United States
Helena
Mont
Planes and hangar destroyed in Easton airport fire
Easton Md Feb 4 Three airplanes and a 200 ft hangar were destroyed by flames at Easton Airport. Loss estimated at $10,000. A ventilating device described as fan shaped aided efforts to control the blaze.
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Easton
Los
Hauptmann alibi evidence questioned in Lindbergh case
Flemington New Jersey February 4 AP defense in the Hauptmann trial offered fresh alibi support while failing to prove he did not appear in an automobile with a ladder near the Lindbergh estate. Witness Lupica testified spotting a dark sedan with a ladder March 1 1932. Kloppenburg described Isador Fisch’s Farewell party package. Sommer’s testimony was attacked as a professional witness claim. Brent details include the ransom money box, witness inconsistencies, and Lindberghs observing the trial amid broader jury recall.
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Memington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hans Kloppenbure
Hauptmann
Accust
John F. Condon
Bronx
Sebastian Benjamin Lupiecs
Princeton
Mercer County
N. Z. Hornse
Kiippenburg
Isador Fisch
Kloppenburg
Heupt
Sommer
Fisch
Violet Sharpe
Flemington
Richard Hauptmann
Inday
Charles
Wes
Sebastiin Benjamin Lupica
Hauptman
Peter H Sommer
Gipica
Howe
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Olive E. Ebaugh
Sues Carroll Board
Cook
Mellon
Europe
Paul Mellon
Andrew Mellon
Pittsburgh
Mary Conover Brown
Bill Shepherd
Masonic Temple Association of
Mt. Ary
Walter R. Rudy
Jesse P. King
O. B. Buckingham
Caarle
Hubert P. Burdeliu
Charles C. Riddlemoser
Walter RB Rudy
Monrovia
Civil Service Commission
Charles R. Harper
George W. McComas
Scarlettes
Georgia
Pruitt
Calvary M. E. Church
Associa
Tion
Senate Labor Committee
Organized Labor
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labo
Utes Neeley
Frank Morrison
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Strasberger Pool
By Rodney Dutcher
Capitol
Oasis Down
Roosevelt
Rabbie-Rausrts
Frst Uie
Thesday
Courklin
State Department
White House
Cdirertion
Foil
Normen Davis
Geneva
Cops Sight
NEA Service, Inc
Prisoner
Summer
Stu
Dent Law Ladder
Flemington, N. d
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
Bruno Haupmann
Tal Flyer
F Edward Linn
East Muurth
Market Streets
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