Parent Teacher Associations Hold Rally Here
A county wide Parent Teacher Associations rally was held at the Causch Sweet School with Mrs. William F Podell of Baltimore outlining national and state PTA programs. Local representatives attended and plans for future community and county wide organization were discussed.
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PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS
Frederick councy
Causch Sweet School
Wiliam F
Belsimore
Eugene
che
Pruisz
Pod- Heh
Mach
PTA Congress
nations
H. Ross
Coppage
Baltimore
Maryland
National Congress
P. TA
Me. Pritt
Weliam R. Stemmer
Macyland organiisation hearts co
Francis Scot Ker
Senate debate on monetary bill as House recess looms
Washington observers note ongoing speeches aimed at advancing the monetary bill with amendments from western lawmakers promising to aid Roosevelt era reforms. Roosevelt committees pushed for federal stock exchange regulation and tighter governance while House panels refine agriculture and war department supply measures.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
stock exchange
Roosevelt
Agriculture and War department
Rainey
James Shera Montgomery
Californian slain on honeymoon in New York area
A Gilard P. Béou, 45, of Los Angeles, California, was shot to death in his automobile about 2 miles from Forests in New York on his honeymoon early today. The report notes a weather outlook for the week with colder conditions and possible snow.
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N. J. Jam
Gilard P. Béou
Los Angees
New York
Fooretts
Rally at Lutheran church burkitsville draws about 150
A Chrissan Enfieayor rally on Friday night at the Lutheran church parish hall in Burkitsville drew about 150 attendees. Rev H C Ed mad led services and various societies presented names including Adamstown and Jefferson. the meeting closed with prayers and a social.
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Dss
couney
Burkitsvile
cdsimeh
Ruussel Grams
che tisizica
Devons
H.C. Edmad
ae church
Adamstown
quarietie
Jefferson
Burt Brunswick group
Wiliam Irish
shrange
Mrr
Bush
Russel Schildi
Dssid 3
HS. Shue
Lecas
Veter
Resignation of French cabinet over scandal shocks Paris
Paris January 77 AP reports Prime Minister Chatemps and his cabinet resigned today after a spate of demonstrations against the government tied to the recent collapse of Bayerns mankind and a mud bath incident in the Chamber of Deputies. Ministers of Colonies and Justice stepped down amid deputies' unrest.
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Paris
Premer Chatemps
Chamber of Deputies
Justice
deputies
Annual Meeting of Maryland Classis in Frederick County
The 114th annual session of the Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church meets Monday and Tuesday at Grace Reformed Church in Frederick. President Rev. George R. Snyder is away in China. officers, reports, and apportionments for the church year are discussed, with 26 churches in the classis and ministers and elders attending from across the region.
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eldess
Reformed churches
Prederick county plac
cy's Reformed church
SETRe
Mozdar
Paw D. ‘Frederick
George R. Snyder
China
assust
Reformed aurchip
United States
eeen
General Synod
classis
Wiliam R. Bemba
Grace Reformed church
Ralph FE. TEMan
Dasigr
J Sm
corey
Laying Sewer System Work Progress Under CWA
Unofficial accounts describe new public works under the Civil Works Administration sewers program. About 250 men were employed Thursday in a county project with 30 or more crews laying pipe and preparing sites, while other projects advance in Frederick and surrounding areas. A sale morning at a local farm involved Mrs. George R. Dennis Jr and Mrs. Emness for 7 dollars, with George R. Dennis Jr named as assignee and Joan Diissow as auctioneer.
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Cisil
eta
Bewess
Son- Tussang
Frederick
neumig
Emm sureet
promet
far bas
Sahedaya payss Sc& county
azoerd
Barry Greensx
sBls
coun
Federa
Kipe
Washington
Eupe
Urvana
George RB. Dennis, Jr
Vics
Emness FL Harris
ST.7
George R. Denns, Jr
Joan
Diissow
Federal control urged in report of power board
A Power Commission report to Congress calls for federal jurisdiction over holding and affiliated service companies tied to licensed hydroelectric projects. It argues that intercorporate control by holding groups and service firms complicates cost review and compliance, necessitating federal oversight to regulate financing, construction, and records across licensees.
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FEDERAL CONTROL
POWER BOARD
Washington, Jan
allocad Senice
Power Commission
Congress
sapenant ‘isory
attechseg
commedes
commission
manmr ohsteclss
Acenness 0
she Ecensee
intercormerate
Prussian Protestants Placed Under New Ruler Decree
In Bern a decree by Archbishop Ludwig Muelle places about 19 million Prussian Protestants under a unified church led by Muelle with Premier Goerog. Observers expect opposition pastors to submit. The move is framed as restoring peace between factions though critics question religious freedom.
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Bern
Ludwig Muelle
United church
Mueler
Goerog
Prussia
Aresellers press Gepariq Men
Gunmen Loot Police Exhibit at Boston Auto Show
Three gunmen robbed the Massachusetts State Police exhibit at the Boston automobile show, escaping with a machine gun four shotguns and several bombs. The theft occurred as the display, featuring many police weapons, was around a police kiosk where two wax figures were held at gunpoint.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Ines
Furst Leaves Large Charitable Estate in Baltimore
The will of Frank A. Poest leaves about 500000 dollars to charity and 174000 to schools hospitals and other causes. Up to 300000 goes to Accisep Michaal J. Carer as head of a church group and Baltimore funds. William M. Storm named counsel for the Domestic Building Association to replace Frank Norend.
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Baltimore
Jam
Frank A. Poest
tan
Michaal J. Carer
Cecthonce arthdocese
Jemrh
Bulding Association
Wiliam M. Storm
lave Frank
Training schools set for two month program in Frederick area
Frederick County Rural Women’s Clubs begin a series of training schools led by Miss Belen Pearson. Events involve multiple towns including Frederick Middletown and Adamstown and run from January to March with demonstrations by club members to expand county-level outreach.
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Frederick County
Miss Pearson
fellerstion
Frederick
Court House
Inter
acme
Middletown
Mondo
Adarmsiosn
citis
The New Deal Consider Central Bank Under Study
Washington sources report President Roosevelt weighing a central bank plan within the Federal Reserve framework. Professors and Treasury advisors draft a possible system to issue government money, regulate currency, and supervise credit, with passage uncertain. The idea aims to insulate credit from local bank fluctuations while preserving overall monetary control.
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RODNEY DUFCHER
Washington
Congress le iikely
Federal Reserve
Roosevel
Reid
crediS
Treasury
Sons of the American Legion Forming Branch Here
A new group called The Sons of the American Legion begins formation in Maryland with squads of ten or more youths. Membership targets sons and steps of Legion members, with advisory support from state officials. Two squadrons exist in Baltimore as drives expand in Western Maryland.
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Sons of the American Legion
Maryland
Union
Legion
United States forces
IBT
American Legion
Baltimore
The
American
S. Houck, Jr
wil
althou earch
sis
sanced
oro
Wis
Lezion
Amer- State
qaercon
Feane
Sons of an Legion
Wilchester
Rady Lee
Wester Marland
Frederick
Garreis
Cumber
Undefined liquor law case details from December incident
The report notes men involved in a liquor law case across homdum in December, naming Leo Warner and Rala Wee- Lee Cr with charges under liquor law. It mentions Brabbs and mutalure of imiox but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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homdum
Leo Warner
Rala Wee - Lee
saishab Re
imiox
Safe crackers trapped shot at Hagerstown plant
Two gunmen armed with sawed off shotguns attempted to crack a housing plant in Hagerstown. Tracked by officers after a tip, they were trapped at the site and opened fire as they tried to escape. One man, identified as A. J. Jones of New York, was wounded in the ear. the other suspect, unnamed, was shot in the back while fleeing. Both were hospitalized. a car yielded fuse nitroglycerin and soap.
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Hagersawn
ning pian clothes
A. J. Jones
New York
Travcers
Clarence Emmett
Jones
Washington County Hospital
Case Dismssed In Burkittsville Theft Case
Daniel Henderson, a colored resident near Burkittsville, had charges of receiving stolen goods dismissed for lack of evidence. The case before Justice Alton Bennett involved stolen chickens sold to Richard Dalley of Partners Supply in Gapland for 5.50 dollars, later recovered from Paul Zecher. Henderson testified he did not know his son Maynard Henderson's whereabouts, and a warrant was issued but not served.
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Daniel Henderson
Burekittsville
Alton ¥. Bennett
Peoples Court
Mayemata Henderson
Richeard Dalley
Partners ‘Supply
Gapland
Paul Zecher
Burkittsvile
Maynard Henderson
Earl Lowell
Daniel Henson
Sisie
Walter
Stan
Samuel A Lewis
Anon. Pox
sapport
shess
Reno
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Airplane Market Activity and Lodge Benefit Event
An early edition notes aircraft market activity with transfers around 1.3 million shares and a par price near 495. The report mentions a gathering at Redetah Lodge with Miss Katherine Radenach and Celese Thomas presenting remarks. A charity campaign for the Odd Fellows Home is announced for Monday night with refreshments provided by the social committee led by Rhudelia Zimmerman.
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Sa “mazUen Redetah Lodge
St, kG
GFP
noth
Katherine R.denach
aig
Gesmes
Basi
Charles F. Seegsen
Celese R Thomas
Rebekah
Clark Gilson
Acametown
Bia
Odd Fellows Home
Rhudelia Zimmerman
ohairman
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