Many Apply For Teaching Jobs In Frederick County
Frederick County educators see 327+ applications for next year far surpassing prior totals. Superintendent G L Palmer notes 170 high school and 157 elementary applications, with only 15 appointments so far. Applicants hail from Maryland and dozens of states, as enrollments remain near last year’s levels. A teachers’ all day meeting is planned for August 36 at Church Street School ahead of a September 1 opening.
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Shubke No 1 Well Fire Suppressed With Steam Water
Mt Pleasant July 21 report says drillers quenched a blaze at Shubke No 1 well after a draft caused a fire in storage tanks. Steam and water used to extinguish flames, no injuries reported, eight persons evacuated from nearby barns.
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Weather data fragment for March shows varied precipitation
A partial weather note lists precipitation figures and timestamps for March with unclear values and stray characters. The fragment mentions dates, times, and a few numeric readings but lacks coherent forecast details or locations. The readable items include 1 March and 3 March references with scattered numbers.
Oklahoma Police Raid Ends in Dropped Charges
A raid on a house belonging to H. Valder near Mecas City resulted in the seizure of a quantity of beer. The liquid was taken to be polite and charges were dropped soon after.
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Plans Made Ready For Many Picnics This Summer
The article notes a favorable picnic season with plentiful rain and green grounds. It lists numerous events across July and August including St Joseph's Catholic church tourney at Manor Woods and the Mary land State Dairymen's Association at Mt Tabor Park, Rocky Ridge. Additional picnics, fairs, and Sunday school outings run through August and September, highlighting Mt Airy and Barnesville events and a Mt Accy firemen carnival.
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Buckeystown
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Braddock Heights
Maryland State Dairymen’s Association
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French unable to appear in Olympiad due to funds
Paris reports the executive of the French Olympic Association announced insufficient funds prevent sending additional teams or athletes to the upcoming Olympiad. The decision leaves French participation limited as officials cite budget shortfalls and financial constraints.
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French Olympic Association
Capowe Gangster Given Two Years in Pen
A federal judge sentenced Capowe Gangster to two years in prison today. Judge Wer Tee AR Wane Berchanes presided over the case, delivering the ruling after determining the defendant’s crimes warranted a two year term.
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Storm is Heavy in Eastern Section Wrecks Barn and Crops
Storms sweep eastern Carroll County destroy Harry Davis barn near Morac by Lisbon with about 3500 dollars in losses. Heavy winds uproot trees and cripple Potomac Edison lines from New Windsor to Untonville. Several trees fall on farms of Clifton Dutrow and Joan Ensor. Local fire company battles blaze and prevents spread. night rain brings little further damage.
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Make Early Arrests for Liquor Violations
Baltimore July 21 AP warrants issued for all but one of 53 persons and corporations indicted by a Federal grand jury on conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. U S Marshal Coliier said service would start immediately and those named were kept under surveillance. Al HB Jamie of Cleveland died during the probe. large firms like U S Industrial Alcohol Co and Blidden Company of Cleveland unnamed for service details.
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Committed to State Boys Training School
Oscar Hildebrand fourteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Coleman Hildebrand of West Fifth Street was tried in Juvenile Court before Associate Judge Arthur D Willard on a delinquency charge and an order was issued committing him to the Maryland Trap School for Pars Loch Raver subject to future court order Two younger Hildebrand children Ada ten and George nine were placed in custody of Frederick Children's Aid and were temporarily placed Ada and George Hildebrand were heard on a petition by Mr Michael E
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Pilot Killed as Plane Crashes in Storm
A pilot died when a plane crashed during a storm amid rough seas. Details are scarce as weather hampered rescue efforts and investigators begin examining the wreckage and flight data.
Scouts Return from Mont. Encampment as Camp Closes
About thirty four scouts and cubs wrapped up a camp in Emmitsburg county wide event. Scouts packed bags and returned home as camp closes. Awards awarded include Frank Dertzbauch for highest camp honors and multiple merit badge recipients. Camp program featured games hikes and crafts with several handicraft items produced. Camp to reopen August 1 for two weeks with registrations at the scout headquarters city hall.
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John Barker
Francis Boke
Emmitsburg
Wedgir
Rtodas
Montevue year in review shows high transient and inmate counts
An Oakland area note reports Montevue cared for unusually many people during the year. From July 1 1930 to July 1 1931 the average daily housed was 145 including inmates and transients. There were 40 deaths, 30 from general debility, and 20 births or new cases, two of which died. June admitted 22 patients. today 134 regular inmates remain, mostly aged county dependents. Transients declined from 85 in May to 66 in June and 23 so far in July, with fewer winter visitors expected this year.
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Duker Rallies After Visit From His Mother
Los Angeles July 21 AP Aided by his mother Herman W Duker Baltim slaying suspect moved from a sinking period in the criminal ward of Los Angeles General Hospital He was gravely injured by a bullet from a policeman s pistol nine days earlier and had hovered between life and death Doctors and police officials avoided details and said the mother’s arrival offered comfort as the case drew forward.
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Miners Fired On by Snipers in West Virginia Mine Incident
Miners entering the McKinleyville mine near Wellsburg were fired upon by snipers. One miner was wounded. A sheriff's posse pursued suspects as 61 striking miners and sympathizers gathered in Wellsburg en route to Steubenville for a mass rally. The mine had resumed operation last week after a monthlong strike. Armed deputies kept marchers in the Wellsburg jail area while charges were prepared.
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Rails experience slight rise in today's market
Rail stocks show modest gains amid broad market activity as traders weigh demand signals and industrial output. Analysts note cautious optimism from key manufacturers and continued volatility in transport metal prices.
1st Regiment Has High Attendance Record
Annapolis Maryland July report notes the 1st Infantry Headquarters Company in Hagerstown achieving the best attendance record among units. Maryland National Guard records show strong turnout for Ras Shem unit, with steady participation across headquarters company and related detachments.
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Pergler in Czechoslovakia Citizenship Controversy
Jay Pergier, once a journalist and lawyer in Iowa, served in Czechoslovakia's government and later led an opposition party. A national electoral court ruled he was not a citizen, triggering debates on allegiance, citizenship, and press censorship. Pergier remains a prominent figure amid Czech politics and exile.
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Rev Homer J Councilor Succumbs in Washington
The Rev Homer J Councilor died in Washington aged 44 after serving as minister of Calvary Church since 1926. He arrived in 1909 from Oklahoma and was active in inter denominational work, having spoken at Hood College and led services at Braddock Heights. He leaves a wife a son and two brothers. funeral was held at Calvary Church at noon.
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Churches of God Convention Opens in Braddock
An all day missionary convention of the Churches of God opens Thursday at Braddock Heights under the auspices of three elders covering Frederick Carroll Washington and adjacent counties with parts of northern Virginia. Morning business meetings begin at 10 oclock with Rev J E Barbour of Pindling Ohio as known evangelist and main speaker for the afternoon session at 2:30. The program includes morning, afternoon and evening services and a pageant at Edgewood Church featuring speakers and attendees.
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America Outlines Banking Based Relief For Germany
Acting Secretary Castle announced U S proposals at the eight power conference to limit American action to banking measures. The plan calls for a Bank for International Settlement committee and cooperation to assess Germany economic needs and shift short term credits into long term financing within eight months. The aim is to restore confidence and stabilize Germany's economy amid political tensions with France. British leaders trace reform and confidence as essential, planning to visit Berlin to demonstrate support as the conference proceeds.
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Miners Convention Ends in Tear Gas Riot
Scranton Pa July 21 The anthracite Miners District No 1 convention broke up in disorder the second disturbance in as many days Eight troopers and city patrolmen on duty outside the convention hall rushed in to quell the fighting Tear gas bombs were hurled as police ordered all delegates from the hall The disorder stemmed from bitterness between administration and anti administration factions in the Dietritz union over recent officer elections.
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Spanish Police and Rioters Clash Reported
A clash between Spanish police and rioters is noted amid ongoing unrest. The report mentions a reform church reunion at Pen Mar on Thursday and events at Carnivals in Hagerstown with expected crowds and activities.
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Engaged For Mt Airy Fair Ent of the
Engaged couple announced to participate in the Mt Airy fair events. The notice lists preparation, dates, and local participation by families and community groups.
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