Battle of Monocacy Battlefield aim for federal action
Monocacy Association executives pressed for a conference with National Park Service Director Arno Cammerer to advance development of the Monocacy battlefield near Frederick. They seek details on establishment, local steps, and potential $50 000 federal appropriation, tying park progress to the Washington Lincoln memorial boulevard plan.
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Monocacy Association
Frederick Citivens
Gettysburg
Congress
Francis Scott Hey
Arno B Cammierer
National Park Service
United States
Department of the Interior
David J. Lewis
Washington
Cammerer
Commisson
Reno
Harp
Homer E Tablier
State Roads Commission
Tabler
Martland
Hugh
Ing
Toursis
Worthington
Glenn Worthington
Éain
Charlies McC Mathyssiman
Teel Me
August E. Brust
H Noel Hallet
Joseph T Gruhn
James H. Gambriller
David C. Winebrenner
A. LeRoy McCadel
Robt E. Delavlaine
Harp Joseph D Baker
Glenn H Worthington
Memorial note honors Judge Glenn Worthington and Monocacy Battle
In remarks recalling a life of public service, fellow citizens laud Judge Glenn H Worthington for shaping devotion to the Monocacy Battle and founding the Monocacy Battlefield Association leading to the 1934 Act creating Monocacy National Military Park. The minutes express sorrow at his passing and pride in his contributions. Also reported, Roland Gosnell Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Gosnell near Taylorsville, is improving at Frederick City Hospital after being trampled by horses on Monday afternoon, undergoing treatment for internal injuries.
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Lfe
Ciizens
Monocacy
Masocacy Bathleficia Association
Congress
Monocacy National Military
Glenn H Worthington
Roland Gosnell, Jr
Roland Gosnell
Taiersvile
Frederick City
Fire Destroys Grounds Prompt Village Alarm
A blaze broke out Tuesday night at the e chmong grounds in southern Freverick, drawing an Independent Hose Company response. Firefighters deployed a plug stream to combat a large fire, prompting many inquiries as witnesses spotted the reflection in a cup and reported a major incident.
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E.chmong
Freverick
Registration Revoked for Trucks Operation in Maryland
Westminster Maryland July 30 Marshal W Beall operator of a truck line in Carroll and Frederick counties was arrested for allowing trucks to operate after their registration was revoked A complaint claimed Beall operated vehicles for another trucking concern The Public Service Commission ordered registration revoked Beall sought injunction in Carroll County Circuit Court against Walter R Ruark Motor Vehicles Commissioner but the court denied a temporary injunction with hearings set for August 12 The license was revoked and Beall was arrested following.
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Westminster
Marshal W Beeill
Carrol
Frederick
Beall
Public Settice Commission
Carrol County Circus
Walter R Ruav
Rudvien
Lcense
Besils
Bible School Picnics At Brunswick And Locust Valley
The Brunswick Church of God Bible school will hold its annual preme on Saturday August 17 at Brandock Fierhis. Locust Valley Church of God school premie will be on Saturday near Marker's store in the woods of Mrs William Guyton. Music by the Reedsville band. A number of prominent speakers and a musical program are planned.
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Brunswick Church of God Bible School
Brandock Fierhis
Locust Valley Church of God School
Wiliam Guyton
Marker
Thos Evert
Reedssvile
Grim Tokyo Air Raid Drill Shows Gas Attack Fear
Tokyo schoolchildren wearing gas masks flee classrooms as a staged air raid drill mimics enemy planes. Japan claims air defense corps and Patriot Women’s League participate in a nationwide exercise near Toyko with factories counteracting incendiary bomb effects.
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Tokyo
Toxva
Air Defense Corps
Patriot Women’s League
Japan
Kausika
Yokohama
At & Chem
Post Office Reports Upturn in Frederick Business
Frederick post office shows rising stamp and stamped envelope sales since July 1934 with June nearly 1200 dollars ahead of 1934. Other departments note increased activity and baby bond sales. a new regular clerk was hired after a Washington interview. Dead letter office reports include destroyed and returned mail with new return-postage rules and January surges from Christmas traffic.
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Frederick
Guy HK. Motver
Motter
Schueler
Civil Service Commission
Ongin
Ougin I
Tax Bill Rushes Through House Amid Partisan Debate
Washington January 30 The tax bill rushed from House action and party lines as Republicans and Senate Democrats debated passage. Democrats argued the measure diverged from the President’s recommendations while Republicans praised its adherence to aims. A male resident commented that those who dislike Frederick may distrust any other place.
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Senate
Democrats
Ct Democra
Saati
Delawar
Sariot
Sans Committee
S.ngie
Senate Finance Committee
Castle Refuge of Martin Luther on Wartburg
In 1521 Luther, excommunicated and banned by the Edict of Worms, found shelter at Wartburg Castle in Wartburg. From this fortress he translated the New Testament from Greek and produced key Lutheran writings while organizing his church with Frederick the Wise’s protection. Travelers along the Rhine visit Wartburg. stamps and values from 192% and 1532 noted in era listings.
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Worms
Marie Luther
Frederick of
Saxony
Warburg
Hiddes
Rhine
Castle
Wartburg
Last stamp of the Hapsburgs
The inquiry notes the final Habsburg era philatelic issue. It describes the symbol as representing the fading dynasty and marks the end of imperial stamp production following the house’s political dissolution.
Moving Silver Dollars Reach United States Treasury
In Washington on July 30 silver dollars totaling $100 million began arriving at the Treasury building under heavy guard. Armored trucks carried bags of coins from Philadelphia by rail to a location across from the White House, part of a program to concentrate money in strongholds over about twenty days.
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United States Treasury
Philadelphia
Treasury
Washington
White House
Beyond the Price Tag We Seek the Item Itself
A concise reflection on valuing objects by intrinsic worth rather than cost. The text emphasizes looking past price tags to the object's essence and purpose.
Library Board Plans August Hourly Schedule
The Fred enck County Free Library Association adjourned meeting reconvened with 11 directors, deciding to close the library for August except for daily hours 10 to 12 a.m. during the first week, excluding Sunday August 4, to aid patrons returning books. A stray line notes battery maintenance advice about adding water every two weeks.
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Fredenck County Free Library Association
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