Bond Refunding Plans Suggested For This County
The Economy and Efficiency Committee proposes bond refunding to cut county interest and reduce costs. It backs tax collection improvements and higher automobile assessments to raise revenue, and recommends limiting school cost growth while exploring private aid and pupil transportation charges.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Real Estate Board of
Frederick
Grand Jury Room
Harry W. HeGore
House of Delegates
T. Poole Jones
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Alvie M. Etzler
Daniel S. Guyton
Richard Potts
Daniel E. Wight
Walter E. Burall
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Board of Education
Children’s Aid Society
Blue Eagle Symbol Faces Discard Under New NRA Code
Washington officials say the Blue Eagle may be dropped as a symbol in the new National Recovery Act code agreements. Some NRA leaders believe the eagle has lost significance and wonder what action will follow once a new NRA act is enacted.
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Washington
NRA
Hood College Mothers Weekend March 1 3 events span campus
Hood College hosts its seventh annual Mothers Weekend from March 1 to 3 with tea, formal dinner, glee club concert, departmental at homes, films, tennis and riding exhibitions, a Spanish themed recital, and a Sunday organ concert. The schedule features Alfred Barto the guest artist and a broad lineup for visiting mothers and students.
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Coblentz Hall
Jennie Coblentz
Glee Club
Brodbeck Hall
Alfred Barto
Theater of Grand Opera
Aida
New York
Edwin Huff
Perry
Dorothy McVintyre
Stedbeck Hall
Physical Education Department
Jeanie Coblentz
Cobleniz Hall
Ruth Perry
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
Dorothy Rager
Kutztown
Margaret Storm
Pottstown
Dorothy Wiseman
Thurmont
Helen Coblentz
Middletown
Abraran
Elizabeth Leake
Washington, D. C
Eleanor Enchelberger
Frederick
Emily Schmidt
Matherine Yraver
Marjorie Staley
Muldred Crum
Rose Watkins
Alry
Marjorie McKee
Resslerstown
Betty Anderson
Trenton
N. J
Mary
Post mortem finds health of Du Bois girls who perished
A complete post mortem on Jane and Elizabeth Du Bois, who fell from an airplane near Upminster, Essex, found both had been in excellent health. Autopsies were done last night as their parents and the U S Consul General in Naples traveled to England. Two letters aboard the plane will be opened at Romney coroner's inquest Monday to determine if the sisters chose death after the deaths of their fiancés in Sicily.
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Upminster
Essex
England
Jane
Elizabeth du Bois
Covert DuBois
United States
Naples
Romney
Sicily
Washington Birthday Observance by Lynch Lodge Masons
Lynch Lodge 163 4 PF and A Masons hold their Washington Birthday meeting on February 28 with Cumberland Judge D Lindsey Sloan addressing the lodge plus an instrumental and vocal concert. A ballet supper follows in the Masonic Temple fourth floor hall with invited Worshipful Masters and Columbia Ledec No 58 also invited.
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Lynch Lodge
D. Lindsey Sloan
Cumberland
Masonic Temple
Columbia
Ledec
Pega Ipyiteds
American crew given clean bill in Japan
Tokyo February 23 AP reports the tanker Elizabeth Kellogg crew and captain Norman T. Henderson were cleared of espionage suspicion after investigators from Tokyo bay fortresses examined the grounding near fortifications. The vessel chartered by Mitsui Co was authorized to proceed to Osaka after re‑treatment.
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Tokyo
Elizabeth Kellogg
Tokyo Bay
Asahi
Yoko Ōsnka
Mitsui Company
Norman T. Henderson
Osaka
Bay
County Dairymen to Attend Public Meeting Tuesday
Frederick Carroll and adjacent counties prepare for a public hearing Tuesday afternoon in Annapolis before the House Agriculture and Judiciary committees. The bill creating a Milk Control Commission would regulate production transport processing storage and sale with a three member body and court powers. A license schedule ranges from one to twenty five hundred dollars and salaries total three to four thousand dollars for the commission.
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Frederick
Carroll
Joint Agricultural and Judiciary Committee
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Milk Control Commission
Nice
Frederick County
John E. Clark
Barford County
Maryland
William G. Knapp
Baltimore County
Commission
Fanny Brice Escapes Injury in Lancaster Auto Crash
Fanny Brice the actress escaped injury in a triple automobile crash near Lancaster Pennsylvania as five people were hurt. Brice her mother Mrs Rose Brice 60 Frances Brice 15 and three other occupants suffered minor injuries. Brice was en route from New York to Mercersburg and continued by train after the collision.
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Lancaster
Fanny Brice
Here
Comedienne
Rose Brice
Frances
Joseph Kiernan
New York
Miss Brice
Mercersburg
Wiley Post Prepares For Hop Again In Stratosphere Flight
Los Angeles Feb 23 AP Wiley Post to retry the Winnie Mae stratosphere flight to New York City after minor repairs. A previous attempt ended when the craft forced down due to a fuel leak minutes after takeoff from Union Air Terminal in Burbank. Post plans to complete the continental crossing in legs within eight hours.
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Los Angeles
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
New York City
Union Air Terminal
Burbank
Post
Treacherous Weather Grips East With Snow In County
AP reports winter storms blanket the northeast with ice and rain causing blocked highways and multiple fatalities. In Blairsville Pennsylvania one way traffic returned as snow blocks eased slowly. Frederick County sees freezing rain and skids with Braddock Mountain slow progress and a truck accident near Lewistown.
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Associated Press
Frederick
Thurmont
Pennsylvania
Washington's Birthday Banquet Attended by S A R Members
The Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution attended Maryland Society S A R events in Baltimore on Friday night. William Tyler Page spoke on What Would George Washington Do If He Were Here Today for about an hour. Two hundred attendees included Albert C Ritchie and Phillips Lee Goldsborough. Roads delayed the return trip with the party reaching Frederic at 145 this morning after leaving Baltimore around 1130.
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Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Baltimore
Maryland Society
Belvedere Hotel
William Tyler Page
U.S. House of Representatives
Sidney P Morgan
The
Alexander Armstrong
Miss Atword
Metropolitan Opera Company
Albert C Ritchie
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Frederic
Lewis A Rice
State Society
Albert S Brown
John N Clary Hammond Clary
Edward D Shriner
A. LeRoy McCardell
Edgar
McCardell
William M Storm
Charles D Shaffer
R. Ames Hendrickson
William R Slemmer
Marion S. Miller
Gordon Waters
Jesse B. Anders
Elmer Brown
Louis L. Wilson
Rice
Hauptmann Obeying Jersey Prison Rules
In Trenton the Lindbergh kidnap murder suspect Richard Hauptmann adheres to prison rules as a model prisoner during his first week. Officials say he understands and follows the rules, compares him to a typical German soldier, and treats Washington's Birthday as another ordinary day while reading, smoking, and pacing in his deathhouse cell.
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Trenton
N. J
Richard Hauptmann
Trenton State
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Hauptmann
Col
George L Selby
Washington
Jils
Extra police ordered as Diamond cab drivers strike
Baltimore February 23 AP Extra police were sent to the Northeastern District to guard against unrest tied to a Diamond cab drivers strike. R Franklin Fowble, president, said he rejected the Chauffeurs Cooperative Association demands. Reports varied on how many joined the walkout, with one claim of 400 and Fowble stating only 29 men quit.
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Baltimore
R. Franklin Fowble
Weather Summary for February Forecast
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation trace. February totals near 24 inches versus normal 295 inches. Temperatures ranged yesterday from 26 to 29 degrees with a high around 40 degrees the previous year. Sunrise and sunset times listed with moon phase noted.
Mellon heirs fortune test by financier tradition
Andrew W. Mellon and daughter Ailsa Mellon Bruce are linked to a tradition of giving heirs large sums to test their ability to manage wealth. A Lavely Spriné portrait shows Mellon in this context while his tax suit asserts a transfer of funds to his daughter. The record notes a figure around 1 200.9 for a purchase connected to an aircraft project and a company named Seige ap Nome ES Sw.
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Andrew W. Melvin
Ailsa Mellon Bruce
Mellon
Seige Ap & Nome ES Sw Company
Oxford Group Opens Day With Personal Prayer at Framcis Seolb Hotel
The Oxford Group Movement held a four day house party at the Francis Seolb hotel in Oxford with large attendance. Attendees engaged in private prayer and meditation and shared experiences during sessions led by leaders including Victor Kitchen Eugene Bedford and John Beck. A Sunday service at All Saints Church is planned with final meetings at the hotel. Louise Homer Stires and her husband are among attendees. The movement emphasizes daily quiet time prayer and Christ centered living without formal membership or ritual.
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Oxford Group
Movement
Francis Seolb Key
All Saints Church
Victor Kitchen
New York
Eugene Bedford
John Beck
Summit
MN. J
Ajl Saints Church
Mia
Louise Homer Stires
Ernest Stires
Richmond
Louise Homer
Oxford
Macon
Greenville
N. C
South
Ife
Hermann Wagedorn
Washington
Theadore Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
House Party
Roosevelt Work-Relief 18 Studied Aboard Train to Harvard
On Feb 22 with Mayor LaGuardia aboard the presidential train to Cambridge Roosevelt again eyed work relief 18 while Capitol Hill chatter split between possible veto and continuation. Byrnes said revival unlikely though McCarran amendment supporters argued otherwise.
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Roosevelt
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Mayor LaQunardia
New York
Philadelphia
Senate
Tople
L LaGuardia
Washington
Week-end Selling Depresses Favorites on Stock Market
New York stock markets opened with an overcast tone despite some improved tendencies in battered rails and industrials. A few specialties moved up on light transfers while the week-end selling weighed on leading favorites and volume reached about 670,000 shares.
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New York
Clase
Turmayer
Wall Street
Tew
Lsng
Annual Prom Tonight at Hood College in Coblentz Hall
The Junior-Senior prom at Hood College runs tonight from 8 to 12 in Coblentz Hall. Attending dignitaries include President and Mrs. Henry Y. Stahr and several student leaders. a tea dance is held earlier in Meyran Hall with Miss May Fy Skohn and others hosting. Local Frederick residents listed attend both events with orchestras provided by Paul Tromain in the evening and Stevens in the afternoon.
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Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Henry Y. Stahr
Ruth E. Perry
Elizabeth B. Bower
Latte
Winifred Koons
Mary Elzabeth Markey
Kathleen Mererr
Laura Pilkin
Julia Schaffer
Helen Smith
Eleanor Thomas
Mari
Anna Radcliffe
Elizabeth Robert
Emily Schmidt
Frederick
Helen Coblents
Josephine Weagley
Middletown
Dorothy Wiseman
Virginia Kuchner
Thurmont
Rose Walking
Mt. Airy
Ruth Seiler
Jefferson
Anne Dutrow
Adamstown
Esther Willard
Burkittsvile
Dorothy Polflenberger
Sharpsburg
Moessrs
Gladstone Willams
Alden Fisher
George Zeigler
Howard McGregor
John Miller
Eric Summers
Albert Dean
Oland Howard
Meredith Young
David Derr
Harold Trooper
Richard Cromwell
Charles Senner
Pascal Renn
Harris Stauffer
Walkersville
Ray Gladhill
George Kefauver
Don McCame
Liberty Town
Kenneth Grumline
Westminster
Accident Report in City Street Injures Pedestrian
A pedestrian named George Cockerly on Jefferson Street fell during a city street fight plan incident Friday morning. He was wandering and sprained his shoulder, seeking aid today.
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Labder
George &. Cockerly
Jefferson Street
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