Resignations of Frederick Teachers Tabled by Board
The Frederick Board of Education accepted multiple resignations from teachers led by Mrs Anna Leghbours and listed several others from North Market street Woodsboro Unionville Ravky Ridge Prospect Emmabsurg Parkway and Fredeick High School. A four year Washington College scholarship was awarded to James R Sausser Jr after competitive exams and repairs and new buildings were outlined for county schools with costs around 3000 dollars and federal aid.
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Inty Board of Education
Anna Leghbours
North Market Street
Dorothy Baer
Woodsboro
Nelte 1l Gray
Pout
Rocks
Blanche E. Cater
Unionville
Elsie Springer Ane Drew
Ravky Ridge
Adle Alsi Pane
Prospect
Francis B. Mytrs
Emmabsurg
Virginia C Meatter
Parkway School
Columbia University
New Jersey
Ruth HH. Reinecke
Fredeick High School
Smith College
Ralph Brightwell
Rene W. Pruitt
Winfield
Brunswick Colored Schools
Varrisburg
Pruitt
Washington College
Board of Education
Harry W. LeGore
James R. Sausser
West Fourth Street
Sausser
Frederic High School
Rss
Luce Los Crete
BOSE
Thurmont
Brunswick
Foxville
New Midway
Adamstoun
Parkway
Lewistoun
Feagavne
Brook Wil! Harmony
Wolfville
Harrisville
Point of Rocks
Catoctin Furnace
Public Works Administration
Liberty Toan School
Parent-Teacher Association
Tealer
Dertzbrungh
Ernest Helfenstein
Arcnls
Market Street
Church Street
Predericn
Martin
Girumbine
Unionville School
Tabaryteua
Hamilton Seeks Stump Support From Former Gov Ely
Springfield July 16 AP John D M M Hamilton chairman of the Republican National Committee debated with one of five Democrats who opposed Roosevelt renomination former Governor Joseph Ely of Massachusetts. Ely said he would follow Democratic ideals and not commit to stumping for the Republican ticket.
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Springfield
Mass
John D. MM. Tigmilton
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Joseph 2. Ely
Massachusetts
Ely
Hamilton
Tom
Democratic Party
Republan Party
Fly
Govermor London
Proposals For Commissioners Meeting Amid State Budget Talks
Fragmented notes reference three proposals before a Maryland county board, including road funding and a planned state aid adjustment. The garbled text mentions Frederic and Montgomery regions, a county seat, and a general rise in costs, with a focus on public works and fiscal planning.
Virginia to Build New Road to West Virginia
Virginia plans a new toll road route to West Virginia with a decision on the bridge site to be taken after competition among Marsland West Virginia War pinta and federal officials. If Sandy Hook is chosen Virginia would build a road from the southern bridge end to West Virginia One. The state would also study temporary use of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge for traffic.
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Baltimnore
Hyen
Harpers Ferry Toll Bridge Company
Acras
Potomac River
Sandy No
Tual Urideo
Harry W. Nice
Marsland
West Virginia
Sandy Hoo
Nice
Virginia
Shenandoah River
Harpers Ferry
Salt
Baltmore and Ohio
Assembly Deadlock Halts Tax Plan in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the General Assembly again stuck in a deadlock as the Senate committee failed to agree on new taxes to raise 49 million dollars for unemployment relief and obligations. The panel split over a dozen measures, with proposals limited to taxes on cigarettes and liquor. The assembly also considered a 10 percent tax on liquor and a two cent tax on packs of 20 cigarettes.
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Harrisburg
Pia
General Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Irregular Performance Marks Wall Street Session
New York traders faced a irregular midday session as profits appeared mixed and activity remained subdued. Early gains faded with limited movement in shares across aircraft, rubber and specialty sectors and turnover around 1.46 million shares.
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New York
Addicion
Rammed Bay Steamer Freed After Grounding Near Konak
Report says the rammed Bay Steamer freed and stayed aground near Seven Point Konak. Governor Hancy Woee and other officials arrived as crews worked to refloat the vessel and assess damage from the incident near Moetshan Harbor.
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Agron
Balamere
State of
City considers trolley track removal and lighting offer
Frederick officials react to a Potomac Edison Company proposal to remove trolley tracks and overhead wires, with a trial lighting plan and bus stops discussed. Local leaders praise the move as a public interest step while weighing separate proposals on street lighting and track removal.
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Prederik
Ety
Ro Panth Santhy
Caty
Poomac Edison
Motomeac Edison Company
Woliedrt & & Broader
Board of Aldermen
Potomac Edison Company
Sonn
G. Wiliam Shipley
Tommeny
Robert le Grove
Frederick
Potomac Edison
San W. Mapies
Ceys
Potemiac Faison Company
Hele
Beasy
Potomac Faison Company
Missionary Conference at Hood College Opens Saturday
The Frederick Missionary Conference of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will be held at Hood College from July 1 to 24. The gathering opens with a reception at 7:45 p.m. and closes Friday noon. School sessions, sermons by Dr A V Casselman and Dr Charles E Scharifer, and courses on child education and recreation mark the program. Notable speakers include W Carl Nugent and Mits Mort with Miss Mort a Heidelberg College student.
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The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Fiuaa Tuly
Wagdt Tac
Datvey
Felperman
Hagerstown
Dn Mlerty
Wradbeck
Radbeck Hall
Astinset
America
Dates Reiinean
Union Thoogical Bembnary
New York City
Carl Nugent
Missonary Et Yomapata
Japan
Senator Murphy Killed in Crash in Wisconsin
Senator Murphy, a Democrat from Iowa and former public official, died when his car overturned after a pond breeze blew out tires near Chippewa Falls. His wife Mrs. Murphy and Mr. Weadward of Dubuque were treated for injuries.
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Senator Murphy
Paki Pha
Ont Mes
Dubuqie
Murphy
New Work Agricultural
Faperimental Roads Likely To Be Built
Ballinvore reports that Faperimental Roads may be built with experimental stretches. Nathan Smith of the State Roads Commission notes several tiles of similar work in New York. Costs cited range from 1400 to 2000 dollars per mile with maintenance around 220 dollars per mile. decision on extension remains undecided.
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Ballinvore
TL Smith
Bate Roads
New York
Omslale
Smith
Woodcack Niece Seeks Appointments Amid Naval Posts
The document notes a niece pushing for a leadership appointment and mentions Col Amos WoW Woxteork as an intended brigadier general successor to Washington Rose of the Marsland Nae Hoya. It also cites General Hegde’s November 20 age and the former National Provision Administrator now leading St Johns College in Annapolis.
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Matinee
Cat Gover
Tarry
Weather Record Notes From A Fragmented Day
Weather details describe temperatures yesterday and a high from a year ago with references to ovens fans and ambient conditions. Several garbled phrases mention sunshine precipitation and outdoor comfort indicators alongside stray brand or device terms. The readable elements show a casual local weather snapshot with incomplete data.
Woman Deflects Assassination Attempt On King Edward V
A woman in London thwarted an assassination attempt on King Edward V by knocking a loaded revolver from the would-be assassin’s hand. The suspect, George Andrew Mahon, was arrested at Bow Street Police Station and charged with endangering the king’s life and firearm possession.
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Associated Press London
GNP
Padice
Hingi
London
Edwerd Vile
Baglin
Spectatora
Uchiha Valace
Traviolent
George Andrew Mahon
Bow Street
Dunmands
Ted Hint
Ste John Simon
Wome
St ST
Wells
Fred
Beta
Constitution HI
Alsace
Inspector Sands
Winame
Dranken Hite And Run Driving Bring Terms In A Collision Case
A July 3 accident near New Market left eight injured as vehicles collided. Richardson and Brown faced drunken driving charges with fines and jail terms. Richardson and Tirgun appealed, while deputies investigated with Sheriff Hiltner.
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Dranken
Hite
John Kr. Waltz
New Market
Yo Nes Groes
Ricchardson
New New Mare Ket
Accident Ag Cie
Wil- Mant Brown
Lewis
Huchardson
Dor Peterson
Roy M. Hiltner
Richardem
Tirgun
Political lull before storm festers across campaign season
The piece outlines how both major parties build massive operations for a national contest. It notes intensive planning by leaders, a battalion of speakers, and extensive fundraising as groups align to mobilize farmers, workers, women, and youth for a decisive drive.
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Iverers
Pope
Sarius Clarsus
Politica
Ebro
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