25 Supervisors To Be Appointed In County Board
County commissioners consider appointing 25 supervisors across 26 districts with 40 assistants under Frank W Rothenhoefer as they finalize recommendations for road supervisors and prepare to forward the list to the State Roads Commission. Bond delivery on a new 222 790 issue expected Monday. old bonds to be paid after August 1. Attorney successor to Austin James not yet chosen. welfare board appointment under state law also pending.
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Frank W Rothenhoefer
Destrict
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Local Commissioner Board
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W W Lanakan
Equitable Trust Company
Umon Trust Company
Mariiand
Austin James
James
Pepples
Maryland Public Service Commission
Srt
Board of State Act and
Chasities
Question Not Presented At Martland University
Baltimore June 23 The question of whether Dr Raymond A Pearson shall be continued as President of the University of Martland is submitted to Gov Nice He plans to decide after consultation with the Board of Regents He says his decision will be based on long and intimate contact with Dr Pearson The governor also says he has no official statement on the matter The regents have not asked for a decision and he would discuss it only after consulting with the board The governors remarks appear to be based on reports that the regents after a late session were considering the issue before Tim later in the week
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Two Cadets Killed in Planes Crash Defense Incident
Fragmentary disaster report states two cadets died when multiple planes of a squadron crashed near a field. Weaving wreckage and wing damage indicate a midair collision or accident shortly after takeoff, with several others injured or missing.
Passed Dental Examination Dr Evernatt Jr.
Dr Davd G Evernatt Jr son of Dross- Wires Das G Eerhar Wor Walker street was announced Tuesday Baltimore area. He passed the State Dental Board examination and will practice dentistry at his father's in this city.
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Whiting Returned to Stand Trial in Murder Case
Frederick County authorities brought Charles E Whiting back from New York to face murder charges in the slaying of Virginia Bator, 17, at a Frederick County guesthouse. Whiting reportedly admitted shooting the girl but signed no confession.
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W Winmare
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Attorne
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Roy M Hillner
New York
Whiting
12Th District
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Winings
Buding
Frederick
District Attorney’s Office
State Building
Joe Louis
Primo Carnera
Anere
Pres.ding
G.et
J Auvnow
Stamp honors Georgia founder James Oglethorpe
A 1932 three cent stamp paid tribute to James Oglethorpe, founder of Georgia, commemorating the 240th anniversary of the colony. The stamp features his portrait and notes his work freeing debtors and establishing Savannah, with American colonial history cited in the description.
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James Edward Ogiethorpe
Savannah
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Oglethorpe
Georgia
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Woman Injured In City Crash At West Patrick Street
One woman, Mrs Isabelle Warfield 79, suffered a fractured knee cap and was taken to Fredench City hospital after a Ford station car collided with a Chrysler at West Patrick and North Jefferson in Braddock Heights late Tuesday afternoon. The Ford driver John W Ruthven escaped with minor injuries. Sunday was left turning into North Jefferson. Charges were filed for failing to yield right of way and operating an expired chauffeur license. case set for Thursday.
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Fredench City Hospital
West Patrick Street
Chrysler
Harmey C
Far View Avenue
This City
North Jefferson Street
Chrrysler
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F Alderton
Concert Singers to Gather for Mathews-Vocca Event
The Chisiac Endeater Soretes from the Caurches Ga of the Matward-Vocca organize their annual meeting this Saturday evening after a Friday dress rehearsal. Residents are invited to auditoria to enjoy performances.
Tear Gas Used as Guardsmen Quell Lumber Strike
In Tacoma Washington on June 25 tear gas bombs drove back a surge of lumber strikers and sympathizers as the 161st Infantry reinforced the city. Militia and police leaders weighed a program backing Gov. Martins pledge of protection for workers fearing to return to camps and mills.
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11Th Street
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Remodeling Begins as Amazon Porch Transforms
Remodeling work starts on a MarylandAmazon project with demolition and structural changes. Workers raise a derrick, remove a doorway, and begin erecting new columns as part of the transformation described in the June 25 report.
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Two Convicted Robbers Recaptured After Jail Escape
Two men, Robert Wight and William Summers, who fled a Loudoun County jail in Leesburg early Tuesday, were captured in Point of Rocks by Sheriff Adrian, Deputy Charles Smith, and State Officer AF Anderson. They had been sentenced to two years for robbery and escaped via bars. After crossing the Potomac into Point of Rocks, they were identified at Silas Loy’s ice cream parlor and Wright and Company store, then arrested without resistance and returned to Leesburg.
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Point of Rocks
Adrian
Sher Charles W Smith
AF Anderson
V- Gima
Robert Wight
Wiliam Summers Poth
Loudoun
Richmond
Rock
Afernoon
Potomac River Bridge
Silas W Loy
Wright and Company
Tod
Lorchea Aeru
Ann
Copperville Social Roundup Shows Local Visiting Family Links
June 26 report lists Mrs Ross Skies visiting Virs Charles Bowers. David Forney and family at Mr Ro Habo near Union Bridge. sundry visits by Albert Smith, Mr and Mrs Wm Schroeder and Marian York PA, Mr and Mrs John Harmon Tanetown, Mr and Mrs Walter Smith Westminster, Donald and Midred Deberry Copperville, Mrs Howard Baker at Sund. Ben Rhodes Montaindale. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Foutt and Mr Chas Bowers attend Albert Longenecker funeral Beaver Dam. Dor Zepp home from Springfield Hospital for summer. Samuel Reneman and Jamur visited at Travanc, Miss McIlwayne and father returned to Philadelphia for summer.
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Ross Skies
Charles Bowers
David Forney
Ro Habo
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Albert Smith
Wm Schroeder
Marian
York
John Harmon
Tane
Town
Walter Smith
Westminster
Donald
Fransin Baker
Midred Deberry
Coppertile
Howard Baker
Ben Rhodes
Mountaindale
Lawrence Foutt
Chas Bowers
Albert Longenecker
Beaver Dam
Dor Zepp
Samuel Reneman
Jamur
Travan
McIlwayne
Father
Travanor
Philadelphia
Lions Club elects Dr Seth H Hurdle district governor
Dr Seth J Hurdle of Sahlsbury was elected district governor for Lions International Twenty second district, succeeding George Dan Bear. Other officers chosen were Wallace White secretary, Albert Reight vice president. The district includes clubs in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and the District of Columbia. A 1936 convention invitation was unanimously accepted. John Burk’s name was withdrawn before voting. FLOWER MISSION PROGRAM AT WOODSBORO CTU MEETING The Woodsboro CTU June meeting featured Flower Mission Department activities led by Mrs Willan Reddick. Readings, songs, a daisy drill, and a talk on The Message of the Flowers concluded with a benediction. A cake sale is set for July 13 to fund educational campaigns. no meetings in July and August.
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Ocean City
Seth J 1
H. Hurdle
Sahlsbury
Lions International
George Danby
Bear
Del
Wallace H. White
Salisbury
Albert W. Reight
Cumberland
Flower Mission
Woodsboro
CTU
Willan. Reddick
Xitsc
Jenet Barrick
Barrick
Sion
Laura Barrick
Daisy Drill
Campaia
Juer
Mussolini and Eden Conclude Talks on Ethiopia
In Rome on June 25 Prime Minister Mussolini and Captain Anthony Eden met for an hour in a frank conference on Ethiopia. British and Italian spokesmen said an agreement was reached, though the official communiqué gave no progress details. Both sides stressed the talks were only one of several views and did not indicate outcomes.
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Rome
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