Frederick County Teachers to Receive July Salaries This Week
County Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt announced that Frederick County school teachers will be paid for July this week due to changes in tax collection dates and the fiscal year. The ninth monthly installment affects funds for the period July 1 to September 30, 1934, totaling about 52,000 with roughly 18,000 earmarked for the Board of Education in June.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
erick county
Board of Education
aries
Suate
Board of Education of
rederick county
Brunswick Mayor Race Grows With Three Candidates
James B. Myers Sr. files for mayor, joining Harry R. Mace deceased candidate. Ernest L. Main announces Bling invention. Council races form in three wards with incumbents and challengers named. Two-year term seats to be decided at the August 6 biennial election.
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James B. Myers
Brunswick
Harry R. Mace
Ernest L. Main
Frederick
Thomas FP. Himble
ntumbeni
J. Lucher Malone
George Carter
Chesterhillips
Lee Nuse andohn C. Scaub
heki
Primary Sept 12 primary date set for Maryland
Baltimore July 12 By agreement Republican and Democrat lead, September 12 chosen for the primary elections in Maryland. Defenses celebrated as Defense of Baltimore War of 1812 commemorates cited. Divorce suit filed by Mrs Penny Boyer of Middletown alleges cruelty and threats of poisoning by husband. She seeks partial divorce and alimony, case aided by Reno S Harp. farm home with three children cited.
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Baltimore
Democra
Maryland
egal Kaidar
oint
Delore
Penny
chi ten Gaushiers
Rich Boyer
Judge Hammond
Reno S. Harp
yer
Weather summary for date with temperatures and sun moon data
Weather today reports 1.287 inches precipitation in the last 24 hours. Yesterday high was 84 degrees, same as last year. Low last night 65, down from 62 a year ago. Sunset 7:39 p.m. sunrise 4:53 a.m. Moonrise 6:35 a.m. Moonset 8:52 p.m. Monocacy stream flow above Potomac mouth shows clear conditions, Monocacy cloudy.
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stahen
Potomac
eloudy heiow
Cause Of Russian U S Trade Hitch Remains Secret
Washington report notes secret talks between Roosevelt and Litvinoff kept from the public. Debate over debt settlement and credits stalls trade expansion with Russia. Officials point to internal opposition, while questions of bank loans and promises linger unresolved. Sweet Charity faces scrutiny as Duke Endowment funds a municipal power loan. NRA codes spark utility industry pushback and wage hour adjustments.
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Ickes
RODNEY DUICHER
Washington
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
M. Litvinoff
Litvinoff
Moscow
State and Commerce departments
Hiram Johnson
Tokyo
ither Roosevelt
Sweet Charity
Duke Endowment
resina
Duke Power Company
Power Trust
Misdirection of Jury By Trial Judge Claimed in Appeal
London. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures ltd began an appeal to reverse a $125,600 verdict awarded to Princess Irina Alexandovna Youssoupoff for alleged libel in the film Rasputin the Mad Monk. Sir William Jowitt, the barrister for the movie company, had not finished his opening address when the Court of Appeals adjourned.
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London
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Pictures. ltd
Irina Alexandovna Youssouupo
Rasputin
William Jowitt
Court of Appeals
Negro held for assault on two at Laurel Del
A Negro, Ed Waters 40, was arrested after an alleged assault on a white woman, Mrs Levy Williams, 36, and her son Charles Williams, 15, at their Laurel Maryland home. Waters broke in by cutting a screen and was said to have stabbed the son and injured the mother. Waters, previously convicted of assaults, was taken to Peninsula General Hospital in Salisbury, Maryland for treatment.
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Capree
Ed Waters
Lesto
Georget
ekman
ace coun
Waters
Levy Whams
Charles Williams
ee yuh
jeg
Peninsula General Hospital
Salsbury
Culef Hickman
bey
Williams
Bombs Hit Dollfuss Regime in Austria
Reports from Austria say bombs greeted Chancellor Dollfuss after he announced a crackdown with the death penalty for possession of explosives. A blast damaged a prison and there were claims of further threats as authorities work to quell the unrest. The NRA launches a new drive under the Blue Eagle code within thirty days.
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Austria
Dolluss
NRA
Reveals Marriage of Miss Universe 1927 Bride
Britton, once crowned Miss Universe of 1927, disclosed as a bride for several months after her husband Difford Parkman was jailed in Newburgh, North Carolina for failure to pass back alimony of 420 to his divorced first wife Gladys Walton.
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Britton
Difford Parkman
Newburgh
N. C
Gladys Walton e
Goldsborough Likely to Enter Governor Race
Washington reports Senator Goldsborough of Maryland was represented at his office as seriously considering entering the governor race. The statement came as the Sugess Tait Mar 3 chairman proposed an agreement to advance the effort aimed at the gubernatorial contest.
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GOLDSBOROUGH
Washington
iAPi
Maryland
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mer governore
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Sugess Tait Mar 3
Funeral for Miss Edita Mathias Thomas Held Saturday
Miss Editi Mathias Thomas of Frederick and Washington died Wednesday at her College avenue home after a long illness. A Hood College graduate and educator in home economics, she guided Hood's program, helped fund an at home economics house, and influenced regional education. Her funeral is planned for Saturday with family and friends mourning her loss.
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Editi
Mathias Thomas
Frederick
Washington
College avenue
Miss Thomas
Baltimore
Mass Thomas
Hood College
Boston
Masss
Y. Wee C. A. School of
Jacksonville
Joseph Appre
dent
Heed Co
Strawn
Thomas
ed greatis
pienard
Revision of Law and Procedure Planned
A short notice notes a planned revision of law and procedure. It mentions parametric discussion and a person named Justin Seno of Law at Iman. It also references an estimated rise in British baby births, noting 100900 more annually than in 1900.
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Justin Seno
Iman
Great Britain
General Strike Threat Grows in Frisco Territory
A broad threat of a general strike expands across Frisco area commerce sectors as workers unite amid wage and labor disputes. Officials urge calm while unions push for decisive action and coordinated demonstrations.
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FRISCO
General Strike Threat Shocks Coast Maritime Workers
San Francisco and East Bay truck drivers join a looming general strike as Teamsters and others walk out to back a coast wide blockade. Federal mediation talks continue amid shootings in Portland and calls for shipper arbitration across 42 companies.
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San Ametsco baygies
Teamsters’ Union
San Francisco
east bay
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Federal
Portland
Joseph Carson
B. K. Lawson
Maryland Crop Report Shows Growing Season Ahead
Weather in Maryland last week was largely favorable for growth with sun and warmth early, cooler conditions midweek, and scattered showers on the 9th and 10th. Early corn reached 3 to 5 feet, wheat and rye matured, oats began harvesting, and potatoes and berries showed good sizing while growers report continued field work and the potential for beneficial rain.
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Maryland
John R. Weeks
Faulkner
Keymar
wegheny
Alheny Mountains
Chesapeake
Cipeake Bay
Keedysville
Allecheny
Picnic at Braddock Heights by Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B&O Veterans' Association of Brunswick hold their forty first annual picnic at Braddox Heights on Wednesday afternoon August 8.
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HEIGHTS
B & O. Veterans’ Association
Brunswick
el iy
Braddsox
Friday the 13th to end 1935 and beyond
Believers worry little about omens as Friday the Thirteenth ends its run for the rest of 1935 and most of 1936. The piece notes past calamities tied to the date, cites months missing the day, and recalls St Swithin’s rain superstition with a weather forecast from 1934.
City to revived miniature golf course next week
Frederick plans to reopen its eighteen hole municipal course on Carroll Parkway after four years of overgrowth. City Engineer Maxwell says repairs involve grass cutting and minor wood replacements with night play possible and a small playing fee likely.
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Frederick
Carroll Parkway
aty
E S. Maxwell
Mullinix
Wisner street
John T. Best
Urner street
Winchester street
Carroll street
Hamilton avenue
Carrol creek
Fairies avenue
Mazreli
Junked Cars Cleared From Auto Graveyard In Frederick
Between 8,000 and 10,000 junked cars were removed from the local auto graveyard, reducing a decades long accumulation. Bernie Winkles equipment yard and nearby sites provided the scale of the clearing project as workers and trucks handled the heavy load over several weeks.
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Frederick
automooues
Bernie Winkle
winbie pats
ran and sun
Johnson Defends NRA As Farmer Aid In July 12 Speech
Waterloo Illinois July 12 AP Hugh Johnson argues NRA helped farmers and workers noting 3,060,000 city jobs restored and $3,000,000,000 added to purchasing power. He rejects Sabotage charges, contrasts NRA with AAA and NEA, and says living costs rose only 11 percent while payrolls grew.
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Waterloo
Hugh
John~son
blue eagle
NRA
Johnson
Tam
Borah
Idaho
Henry VII
NEA
AAA
Stock Market Prices Drift Moderately in Quiet Trading
New York July 12 AP reports a languid stock market with a moderate drift upward or downward. Traders remained skeptical about a sharp advance amid ongoing trade and industrial questions. Activity was lower than the prior session with little news of consequence and cool professional interest.
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New York
Explorer Dr Sven Hedin Captured by Bandits in Turkestan
World famed Swedish explorer Dr Sven Hedin and ten companions were seized by Chinese brigands in Turkestan while pursuing a survey of ancient caravan routes. The capture marks his second such ordeal in a long career.
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Sven Hedin
brgands
Turkestan
ile
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