Frederick County schools reshuffle amid staff resignations and insurance allocations
Frederick County public schools announce multiple teaching resignations and new appointments after meetings of the Board of Education. Notable exits include Miss Marion C. Egolf to Allegany County High School and several others across Brunswick, Mt. Pleasant, Knoxville, and Urbana high schools. New hires include Miss Maryann Payne, Miss Lowie Saylor, Miss Ruth Remicke, and Miss Mary C. Wupont, with routine leaves and temporary postings noted. Insurance allocations for properties total about 382,000 with various allocations to Pettis, Gittings, Werthe, and other firms. details list ongoing postures of the district’s staffing and property coverage.
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Frederck County
Eugene W.rufts
Frederick County
Mary L Merar Gremer
realty
Parkway school
Jaomi Newton Beumzgardier
Mt. Pleasant
Marbret Creeger Carmack
Tiurmont
Jomtsburg
A. fjanche
Macrand
Ruth Remicke
rr kh
einecks
war school
Smith College
Mary C. Wupont
Frar Meehan
Fred- Fick School
Vermon Holter
Middletown
Stull wmsen
Ultimatum Demanded by Japan and Manchukuo
A communiqué reported by the Mongolian Peoples Republic via Chinese press says Manchukuo and Japanese Kwantung Army demand the right to establish a corps of observers in Mongolia. They threaten withdrawal of Mongolian troops from a large eastern section if terms are not accepted, following border incidents near the Chukwo frontier.
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Moscow
Mon- TOY
im & communigQue
Morgolia peoples republic
ehukuo-Sorzet frontier
RENEWS APPEAL FOR COAL BILL
Washington July 6 AP an appeal to Congress to expedite the Guffey coal stabilization bill and have constitutional tests deferred to future courts was sent to the House Ways and Means committee President Roosevelt Attorney General Cummings declined to state whether the measure is constitutional. The committee was divided on its constitutionality. Representative Samuel Beil received a note from the President noting uncertainty about the act surviving constitutional tests.
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Congress
House Ways and Means committee
Roosevelt
Cummings
industr
Samuel Beil
Balloon Ascension At Carnival Ends In Mishap
At Emmitsburg Friday a substitute balloon avoided a scheduled ascent while a self deflating craft landed in a tree near Main Street. A nearby inflation attempt led to a blast in Thurmont due to a misadjusted blow torch. Ed Fleagle narrowly escaped burial after an inflation attempt. A large crowd lingered with hopes for a successful finish tonight as officials consider consolidating nearby schools for transport changes amid road and weather concerns.
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Emmitsburg
George DeGrange
Martinsburg
W. Va
Edgar
Fleagle
Thurmont
Thurmedi
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Helen Jacobs Defeated In All England Final Match
Helen Jacobs loses in the All England final to Helen Moody after a dramatic comeback by Moody who overturned a 5-2 third set deficit. Crawford and Quit defeat Allison and Van Ryn in doubles. Wimbledon, England, July 6.
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Wimbledon
England
Helen Wils Moody
Jacobs
Mass Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Helens
Jack Crawford
Adrian
Australia
County Societies Wia Honors At C. E. Meet
Philadelphia July 6 The busg est stars of Christian Endeavor ed Friday when Ma rers at the international convention gathered in the dining room of a down Paorvadegna restaurant. Mother Clarx and D Daniel A Poling attended and ed to the 120 Mar an Rodenhi Baltimore, ed president of the Mary of Seers included, and R Hoos Westminster, as to vice-pres TOWN secretary Adams oy n. ass Finior superintendent, and Rev B F Blubaugh Baltimore. Former: Folswing 7 installed fon had ale OF inter national gather Sy ring Rodeheaver united som sed she recened a large sissation and county a loving cup for fr om Went Graceham junior one parade Mary angd.
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Baltimore
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Mary of Seers
RHoos
Westminster
Adams
B. F. Blubaugh
united
Graceham
Fine Suspended in Peoples Court Proceedings
A brief court note reports Water C Stockman was fined five dollars and court costs in Peoples Court on Wednesday before Justice Patrick M Seauffer for Propert iv of Marvy C Palmer Woes with payment to follow.
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Stockman
Peoples Court
Patrick M
Seauffer
Pa Unkan propertiv
Marvy
Palmer
Patrick veel
Saspiin
py Stockman
Child Is Burned By Her Last Firecracker
Betty Jane Dinterman aged five or six was badly burned after lighting a leftover firecracker from the Fourth. Her clothing caught fire in a dining room, friends doused the flames, and she was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Her condition was reported as satisfactory thus far.
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Betty Jane Dinterman
John W. Dinterman
Fest Sixth street
Frederick City Hospital
Centerville Farmer Kills Self After Shooting Son and Neighbor
In Centerville, a 19 year old son and a neighbor were wounded before an elderly farmer, described as Herbert T Everett of Queen Anne's County, killed himself with a gun. Everett said the victim was in a seizure before the fatal shot ended the incident. The event occurred about 15 miles east of a local landmark as jets were involved in the scene.
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Gerfarm
Rumsels
Wwoindng
Shenf
Herbert T Everett
Queen Anne’s coun
Joseph
Everett
Davis
Former Greek King And Queen Divorced
Report says former Greek King George of Greece and Queen have divorced after claims he abandoned Romania and abdicated the throne. The disputed line of succession and remaining titles are noted amid political turmoil connected to Greece.
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George
Greece
Romania
Brief Market Session Indicates Indefinite Trend
Market session shows an uncertain trend with prices near steady. Trading opened around 495 and involved participants including Joann Smith and others, with references to individuals Muss Bana Foster and Levistoan.
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Joann H Smith
Bana Foster
Levistoan
Funeral Service For N H Fooks on Monday
Nelson H. Fooks 58 longtime Democratic figure on the Eastern Shore died in Baltimore hospital after June 25 admission for a stomach ailment. He lived at Preston and served in the State House of Delegates 1912 to 1927 and in the State Senate in 1933. He led Mount Airy Canons Co and was with N H Fooks Co. He was Preston town commissioner and Eastern Shore Hospital board member. He leaves a wife and several children, brothers, and a sister. Funeral services will be held in Preston Monday.
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Nelson H. Fooks
Fooks
Preston
Caroline county
Caroline toe
State Senate
Mount Airy Canons Co
N. H. Fooss & Co. trazers
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Eastern Shore
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Virginia Fools
Baltimor
Nelle Fools
Lazur
Nelson Irvng i Fooks
U S A
Fort Hares
Columbus
Ohio
Batmore
E. Reuven Fooks
Westover
E. Liord Foots
Marion D. Gotins
Salis
Preston Episcopal
May Ask New Bids For Bonds Of Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg seeks new bids for a 10000 dollar improvement bond issue after no bids met full requirement. Board member Thormion W. Rogers reports no bids opened Friday noon in the presence of the Commissioners and one abstaining member, with partial bids noted.
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Emmitsburg
Thormion W. Rogers
Board of Commissioners
Weather Outlook for North and Middle Janut States
Forecast calls for generally fair start to the week with showers on Thursday or Friday. Temperatures moderately warm Monday and Tuesday, warmer midweek, then cooler toward the end of the week.
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Janut
Garner the Master Hand in Congress Shaped Roosevelt’s New Deal
NEA feature portrays Vice President Jack Garner as a key behind the scenes influencer in Congress. It highlights his long tenure, steady horse sense, and role in steering New Deal measures including TVA and welfare programs.
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New Deal
Washington
Capitol
Throttlebottom
Robinson
Harrison
Garner
TVA
Roosevelt
Jack
Trias
Andy
Harrson
Roos
Convention Attendance Report from Fredercx Lodge Event
The report notes attendance at the 47th annual session of the Order of Moame represented by Fredercx Lodge. On the return home, the traveler spent Friday on New Yar Nine with fair licenses issued. A weeklong event occurred from June 30 to January 9, including a feast and gathering.
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lelurnca Basien
Order of Moame
ropre
Fredercx Lodge
New York Boy Kidnap Victim Mystery Deepens
The 16 year old Albert Chiocea, son of a Manhattan grocer, remains missing as police and federal agents investigate potential kidnapping. A dazed boy found in Brooklyn is linked by description to Albert, with a note demanding $5,000. Police deny kidnapping at first but DOJ agents are involved.
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Albert Chiocea
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Albert
Poplar street
Rhea
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Henry P. Devlin
35th street
Wheatley
Mussolini vows no retreat in Africa drive
In Salerno Mussolini addressed 12 000 blackshirts promising a decisive war in East Africa. He urged courage, said the government and people will not back down, and noted the air strike on his seaplane but reported no injuries. The speech targeted volunteers of the January 3 division bound for Africa.
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Italy
East Africa
Rome
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bia
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Africa
Tl Duce
Raly
Braddock Heights Firemen Organize in 1928 effort
Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Company formed with officers elected at Evert House Friday night. President Dudi Page. vice presidents Harry B. Codi and Root E. Delaplaine. secretary Robert L. Smith. treasurer Charles Appel. director Harry Oats. captain Edward W mechanic William D. Aimed to draft 1928 constitution and by laws. 55 charter members expected. brief note on church service by Bishop Edw. F. Washington at Calvary M E church nearby.
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FIRST CORN AND TOMATOES IN FREDERICK COUNTY
In Frederick county the first tomatoes and sweet corn of the season were shown. John Bear tomatoes on plants set May 10 at Chester Grove. Ernest E. Uiterback displayed corn from Ray Delphey’s Utica farm, large and well filled. A G Storr reported three tomatoes from his East Seventh Street garden, with twenty three more on a single vine. An accident in Ann Yesires left a child of about ten with severe foot burns after stepping on ashes near Market Street.
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Frederick county
Chester Grove
Eighth street
News office
John Bear
Ernest E. Uiterback
Ray Delphey
Utica
A. G Storr
East Seventh street
Weather Summary for July 24 1935
In a garbled report, the 24 hour weather data references July 1935 with scattered figures for precipitation around 290 inches and temperatures noted as yesterday and year ago. The text includes several illegible time stamps for sun and moon events and place names such as Virginia Maryland and Harpers Ferry, with no coherent meteorological meaning.
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Mason
Monscacy naoddy
Virginia s.de touchy
Maryland
Harpers Ferry
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