The Francis Scott Key hotel reports slight 1836 profit
At the Frederick Hotel Company final board meeting before the stockholders’ gathering, manager John A. Shires outlined a 1836 year with net income of 105,294.65 and total income 1,497.20 above 1935. He cited bridge closures, floods, and later Harpers Ferry bridge opening as factors shaping business, plus renovations, laundry savings, and a spending program.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick Hotel Company
John A. Shires
Sir. Shires
Shires
Nas Rhee
Potomac River
Pridge
U. S, 15
U.S. 340
Shepherdstown
Everal
Swith
Harpers Ferry
Frederick
Cogsequiett Iass
Tevenme
Fe Ee Ieee Spe Uint
Home the vital force in child education during PTA meeting
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, president of the DC Board of Education, told Parkway Elementary parents that home remains the most vital force in a child’s life. She urged layman parental involvement, warned against lowering standards, and emphasized individualized education, guidance, and physical examinations.
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Henry Grattan Doyle
Board of Education
District of Columbia
George Washington University
Washington
Parkway
Parent-Teachers Association
James S. Sausser
Arthur R. Remsberg
Tenry S. Stahr
Hood College
Sausser
Stale
Beverly Fertig
Gladys Jones
Detty Cauttiel
Staler
Lfe
Ufe
Asia
Pla Hay
Centennial Baby Ts Born In Carroll County
In Westminster Mis Carroll County marked its centennial with a baby born Jan 10 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lone. The newborn Charles Carrell Lone arrived as the county celebrated a hundred years since its formation. Neighbors Marve Vandastate and others joined in the day’s observances.
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Carroll County
Westminster
Mis
Angie
Kenneth Lone
Charles Carrell
Marve Vandastate
Ninnes
Frederick and
Bolti
Germany Holds Key to Peace in Europe Says Eden
London reports that Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons Germany holds the key to Europe’s future. He warned the nation must choose a path of full cooperation with Europe, noting Britain’s fear of broader conflict while Spain’s civil war remains a concern. He stressed intervention in Spain harms humanity and British policy.
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London
Germany
Europe
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
House
Matec Ghee
Britain
Italy
Eden
Mantha
Jessenee
Spain
Inauguration Day crowds greet Roosevelt for second term
Washington observes the start of Franklin D. Roosevelt's second administration with a sold out inaugural parade and attendees from forty two states. Governors from Maine and Vermont take oaths amid celebratory receptions while weather lore recalls Taft's 1909 oath amid a major snowstorm and lasting transit disruptions.
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Washington
Jun
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph Guffey
Malne
Vermont
Lewis O. Burrows
Maine
George D. Aiken
Roosevelt
Hughes Sets West East Air Record In Oxygen Assisted Flight
Howard Hughes, the American aviator and producer, flew coast to coast using a rubber oxygen tube at high speed to set a new West East record. He reported cockpit oxygen failure near Winslow Arizona, struggled with paralysis and fatigue, then descended to 15,000 feet before regaining control and finishing the flight.
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New York
Howard RK
Hughes
Newark
Andriths Avter
Winslow
Arig
Los Angeles
Additional Rains May Send Swollen Rivers Up
Forecasts of more rain in the southern Ohio Missouri and MWingix areas added to tension over rising rivers in the mid continent yesterday. Levees crumbled anew under flood pressure, routing families and destroying homes. Thousands were sent to the Osle and Missouri valleys as water spilled over communities in six states and isolated some towns. The Ohio River, already flood stage over 980 miles, could reach 60 feet at Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Missouri
Mwingix
Osle
Portsmouth
Cincinnat
Weather chief Fassig rises after snow failure
Dr Fassig, promoted to head the Climatological Division of the Weather Bureau, survived a failed forecast as the snow failed to shut off as predicted. After retiring in 1992 he joined Harvard's Blue Ridge Observatory as a research associate.
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Balggnore
Washington
Fassig
The
Weather Bureau
Weather Service
Blue Ridge Observatory
Harvard University
Relief Expenditures Dropped Over Fifty Percent In Year
Baltimore report shows the Board of State Aid and Charities pared monthly relief expenditures by more than 50 percent. The biennial report released today covers the past fiscal year with expenditures in October 1935 highlighted.
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Mit
Gambrill
Ieee
James H. Gambrill. Jr
Baltimore
Board of State Aid and Charities
Kentucky Leads Nation in Whisky Production in 1936
The report shows total expenditures exceeding $1,050,000 with September 1938 totaling about $460,000. Kentucky maintained its position as the largest whisky producing state, yielding 73,074,528 gallons in the fiscal year ending June 30.
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Kentucky
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Stamford
Cann
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Cicera
Janes Amira
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Commons
Maryland
Virginia
Sy Taft
Ours
Ea Ues
Prin
Bennett’s
Carty
C.C. Carty, Inc
Rederick, Md
East
Patrick St
Cheviot “Zephyr
Angel Crepe
Sport
Angora
Atrle
Mary Caroline Wacheter
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