Wachter Named Head Of Monteyue County Education Board
Wachter is named superintendent of Monteyue County schools by the County Commissioners. The appointment, effective April 1, comes after a search with four to five applicants. Wachter will assume duties with a salary of 400 dollars per month plus expenses and room. She is married to a county official who gains automatic advancement to the post. The board notes her established reputation in the eastern county and party alignment.
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Alomeeue Bos
Nic Wachter
Eos Sata
Fred le
Mort Stuuld
Ais
Wachter
Mtomewue
Powits
Espetimenes Ciy
Board of County Promissioners
House of Debote
Commentator Struck In Studio During Radio Broadcast Feud
In a studio confrontation after a Roosevelt interview, commentator Lewis was struck on the jaw by a friend of Elliast Roosevelt amid on air tensions. Roosevelt apologized later, and Lewis told a bystander that his wife was not involved. The incident caused audience disruption as the program ended.
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Bobo & JT Radio
Fultogse Lewis
Elliast Roosevelt
Lewis
Rooevelt
Satter
Faye Emeron
Rick
Variety
Duel
Sloan and Pearce
Roda Veils
New Bool
Roosevelt
Jim
Beads
Haneove Lands
Lexis Radio Network
Tonesvell
Toosevelt
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Tattine
Lendal
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Ambiguous Tokyo Talks Amid Arrests Reported
A scrambled report from Tokyo cites Premier Shigeru Vosuda facing arrests and negotiations with a force withdrawal plan for allied troops from Asia after a treaty delay. London coverage notes high level ministers discussing the withdrawal and regional stability.
Winter Storm Hits Western Maryland With Snow and Cold
Weather reports say temperatures dropped to near freezing as a wheeling winter storm roared through Western Maryland. Snow fell intermittently for hours, with heavier accumulations in eastern counties and roads hindered by drifting. Officials warned of continued cold and possible skating on open rinks if conditions hold. Accidents occurred on Route 26 near Mt Pleasant and at Church and Market streets as vehicles skidded on slick lanes.
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Mt of Here
Saca
Garcett
Vaya
En Conti
Weather Bureau
Here
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Culler Lake
Maryland
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Mid-West
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Edward G. Phoebus, Jr
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Thelma M. Webb
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Alton V. Bennett
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Lea
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Aero
Europe Endures Prolonged Cold Wave Strains Nations
The continent faces an extreme cold spell with heavy snowfall halting transport and depleting supplies. Berlin reports rising deaths from exposure and starvation as hospitals warn of shortages and a worsening health crisis.
Severe Western Maryland Weather Dispatch
A broad winter storm covered Maryland with heavy snow and high winds. Forecasters warned of dangerous travel conditions across Western Maryland and the Panhandle as accumulations varied by location.
Marshall Signals Limited Shakeup at State Department
General George C. Marshall stated he will not undertake a sweeping purge of top officials, nor resign others, amid possible changes. He emphasized gradual reforms, keeping key leaders in place to stabilize the department while pursuing better coordination and policy execution. He did name Dean Acheson as a trusted deputy and outlined plans to discuss peace treaties with Britain France and Russia ahead of Moscow talks.
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George C. Marshall
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Prince
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State Department
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Elunees
Dean Acheson
Mert
Truman
Moscow
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Austria
GOP Club Dinner Planned for February 22
The GOP Club of Frederick County schedules its annual dinner dance at the Pisaicia Scott Key hotel on Saturday evening February 22 at 6 30. Prominent speaker to address members. Russell McCain of the State Roads Commission toasts. John A Derr chairs the committee, Norman Lease heads the club, and Clark Sheefentelim's orchestra will provide music.
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Frederick County
Pisaicia Scott Key
Father bands Rominnees Girl and kills Wim
Vincent Reardon, president of a St Louis paint company, was shot to death early today. Police say a one year old daughter died after a man stopped a girl from running away. a friend was injured. Mary Reardan, a junior high student, described the events.
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St. Louie
Oper
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Willmam
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Studen
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Ely
Frigid West Virginia Ends Day With Snow and Cold
Frigid winds keep temperatures near zero for the fourth straight day across West Virginia. Snowy conditions force continuous road crew work with drifting and up to several inches in various counties. A car fire on East Patrick Street was extinguished after alcohol leaked from a water tank ignition but caused no injuries.
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Hammington
Charteston
Moria Fawn
Martinsburg
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Sido- Chas County
Pan
Independents
United
East Patrick Street
Middle Alley
Track disruption halts tram service midtown
A brief report notes a temporary halt in tram service due to drifting snow and weather conditions. Transit workers addressed the issue as crews worked to clear the tracks and restore service to the Minerapalie area.
May Speed Up lis Program Sparks Reform Talks
A flood of proposals surfaces in the General Assembly regarding reapportionment and daylight saving time. Key figures discuss state wide measures to shift time, redistricting, and local option bills while Ballinger and several counties weigh daylight saving and time zone changes.
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Vorata
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Sherehow Commission
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Fhaltimvere
General Assembly
Two Stake Races To Be Held At Fair
The Frederick Fair Board decided at a late night meeting that two stake races will be offered with larger purses than the regular races and entries must be declared well before the fair opens. A Saturday afternoon feature show was discussed though details remained unsettled. the fair runs September 30 to October 3 with George Hamid again providing attractions for the yard night show and a midweek concession awarded.
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Magnet
Wade
Dothany
Nighit
Fredyerick County Agriculture Soviets
Abr
Pemenkeen
Pennsylvania Association of State
Fasta i Hare
Bate Trans Ete Tt
George Hamid
Wilbon
Robert G
Cleartie
Transports Ready For Explorators Flights
Anode the Atari Giverpue in the Tiver Sea, Peh Te Delavedy Hindio communication facilities at Littlemerieg airstrips have been repaired and five road transport are ready for exploratory feebie as soon as weather retard dispatch said tonight.
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Tiver Sea
Littlemerieg
Oraypretad
Fiver Road
Jtonight
Royal Prisoner Resigns Amid Broad German Political Turmoil
A chaotic report from a distant capital describes the abdication of a royal prisoner amid German and international tensions. The narrative threads through political maneuvers, public reactions, and shifting alliances as the situation unfolds across courts and parliaments.
OL Construction Permits Update and Debris Removal
The report details several construction permits issued, including a major permit on North Market Street and multiple smaller approvals. It notes costs and timelines, with comparisons to prior activity and mentions permits closed or canceled as of the current period.
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Walter
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Frederick Drew and Steel Conping
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Unexplained Blaze Destroys Town Business District
Fire gutted much of the town's business section in Wisconsay Qucetow Ta as flames spread across five warehouses and a large vault. Fire crews fought the blaze from the street with water, casualties uncertain, and several apartments and dwellings damaged.
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Sfdc
AMVETS Post Elects Speakers At Regular Meeting
At a Frederick AMVETS post meeting held in the Legion Dome, plans for the combat year were announced. Commander G. Torta Peace listed new committee members and the next speaker will be Maury Tegel, who discussed work for disabled veterans.
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Venon Casset
Melvin Seeger
Lewren Sibert
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Die
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Watine
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Aten Visa
Bertha Mo Knispel
George Y Chants
Probert Puller
Louis Keyser
Dation Delphey
Nelson Boho
Ray Spurrier
Vernon Cassell
Robert Finaner
Rodney Willard
van Fars
Vere Apelffer
Rae
Manuel M. Weinberg
Edwon Ly Nekirk
Peuple Molderaft
Sanaital Weston
Nick Forte
Edwin Nikirksens
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Prom House Thief Escapes With Piggy Bank
A thief entered Albert Finnestroek's home at 2 South Wisner Street between afternoon and evening hours and took a piggy bank with about fifty cents. Police launched an investigation as two cars were damaged in a separate incident near South Market and Bod streets involving Doratha Kemp and Beaty Daniel Swaimlee, with charges filed.
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South Wisner Street
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South Aurket
Bod
Ereiock
Mfy Pales
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Kemp
Rateth
South Market
Marry Bo Boland
Cobione
Raet
Extreme Cold Grips States Across Nation
The vast winter wave sweeps from the Great Plains to the Northeast with record lows. Reports note subzero temperatures in Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin and wind chill deep into the negatives. Authorities warn of icy roads and power strain as markets and industries slow.
Second Army General Officers Confirmed
General orders confirm several Second Army officers by the Senate. Major General William Samuel Sands of Virginia and Major General Len Myron Bieber of Ohio are named for commands in infantry divisions. Brigadier General Charles Clarence Curt of Pennsylvania and Brigadier General Charles Napier Fox of West Virginia receive new line appointments.
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Albert Co Wedemeyer
Second Army
Intionational Guard
Acer
Tine
National Guard
Whilama Iamuilton Sands
Virgintia Nationale Gusta
Len Myron Bieber
Abillel
Waris
Tient
Charles Nalph Fox
West Virginia National Guard
State of West Viralrig
Kenneth Cooper
Oia National Guard
Atth Infantry
Geel Brainard Whitecomb
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Grand Rapids
A deed transfer records the sale of a store and residence on North Boots and West Fourth to Walter F. Davig from Leslie H. Stull and wife for an implied price. Equity suit by Mr and Mrs Davis against the Stulls dismissed. Other deeds noted include properties held by Guy Br. Fisher and George Al Main totaling several acres. A Feb 17 item reports US Senator Arthur H.H. Vanes announcing candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Mars
Frank Main
Venefact
George al Main
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