Reverend Dr Leimbach to Speak at Frederick Lenten Services
Reverend Dr Paul S Leimbach reformer and noted religious editor will headline the Frederick Lenten services April 8 12 at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church The union event includes eleven local churches with music by Daytona groups and plans for ushers publicity and lodging arrangements. Two Frederick High School boys Charles Carbaugh and Herman Kook have been missing for a week with state and city police aiding the search.
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Paul S. Leimbach
The
East
Frederick
Calvary Methodist
Calvary Church
Leinbach
Philelphia
Reformed Church
Furst Eforts
Reformed Church Messenger
Inbath
Religous Press
Amelia
Christian Ucetion
Eastern Synod
General Board of
Home Misions
Iblication and Sunday School Board
American Relief Commission To
Near East
International Council of Religious Education
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Easton
Paland
New York City
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster Pa
Hewelberg College
Daytona
Mr. Hartman
Dewitt P. Zuse
William T. Jackson
R Ames Hendrickson
Roy L. Leatherman
Smusic
Austin W Howard
Robert C. Harrington
Robert Batt
Elmer Brown
A. B. Collinus
W W Smith
Parsons Newman
Charles Carbaugh
Herman Kook
Frederick High School
Orreaville
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Shook
Denver Hook
Fast Patrick Street
Carr
French Deputies Duel Ends With Wounded Corsican
Paris March 6 AP Cesar Campinchi was shot in the wrist and a artery severed in a duel with Horace de Carbuccia over an article in a weekly owned by de Carbuccia. They left the field unreconciled at Parc des Princess stadium near Paris.
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Paris
Cesar Campinchi
Horace de Carbuccia
de Carbuccia
Campinchi
Parc Des Princess Stadium
Frederick County Board of Education appoints teachers
The Frederick County Board of Education met at the Court House and authorized several teacher appointments. Mary Shankle of Buckeys town will teach at Sabillasville elementary, replacing Helen Bowers Walter who resigns March 1. Vernon Holter named for Thurmont and Emmitsburg High Schools after Warren G. Myers resignation. Mary Wilhide of Thurmont to teach at Frederick High School for remainder of year. Roof repairs authorized for Thurmont High School at 641.85 dollars due to long leaks.
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Frederick County
Harford County
Vernon Holter
Middletown
Mary ©. Wilhide
Thurmont
Frederick High School
Wilhide
Frances Feiser Meehan
Hood College
Ways and Means backs cash bonus plan over currency expansion
The House Ways and Means committee voted 14 to 11 to report a bill for immediate cash payment of the American Legion bonus. A separate motion to prefer Vinson orthodox financing over Patman currency expansion also carried 14 to 11.
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Washington
Mar
House
Ways and Means
American Legion
Cooper
Tennessee
Freighter Reported Afire in Florida Keys
Reports of a freighter burning from bow to stern in the Florida keys were received by telephone after a coast guard seaplane was sent to the scene. The item reflects a coast guard response and a late bulletin from Miami on March 6. The text also covers a church event, a pre-Lenten fastnacht tea and sale at St. Marys Chapter All Saints church with numerous volunteers and organizers.
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Miami
Fla
Florida Keys
Coast Guard
St. Mary's
All Saints Church
Grace Price Smith
Smith
Nettie Johnson
Emma Quinn
Clarence Shepherd
Kate Johnston
Nan Floyd
Francis B. Sappington
Williams Ww. Osburn
Stella Shank
H. O. Keedy
Thomas B. Hayward
H. O. Nicodemus
George B. Delaplaine
Bernard Bader
Laura Osburn
E. P. Gale
Mae Sellman
George Pearce
J. W.L. Carty
Florence Magruder
George Lipps
Pickens
Anna Hedges
Georgetta Stone
Six Western Maryland students injured in auto crash by highway
Six freshmen and a faculty member from Western Maryland College were hurt when their car struck a telegraph pole near Reisterstown. Paul Wissenger of Johnstown Pa is in serious condition with brain concussion and probable skull fracture. Six students and the dean rushed to Baltimore to donate blood to aid Wissenger.
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Balkiumore
Western Maryland College
Reisterstown
Paul Wissenger
Johnstown
University Hospital
Thomas S. Diffendal
Diffendal
Westminster Democrat Advocate
Alvin Zepp
Westminster
Willam J. Echard
Richard Troxell
Gibbons Morrow
Baltimore
F. M. Miller
Miler
White House Remarks Spark Market Rally Then Dip
New York March 6 AP brief notes that President Roosevelt's press conference remarks implying the dollar might still be overvalued sparked an early stock surge. Gold and silver mining shares rose 1 to 3 points before retreating after a cautionary reply to further devaluation.
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New York
Mar
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Second Death Follows Crash Near Cumberland
A Cumberland AP report notes Thomas Pratt, 10, died at Allegany Hospital from injuries after a crash west of Cumberland. Driver John Vodopivic, 21, was fatally injured. police had warned of reckless driving before the collision into a culvert.
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Cumberland
Mary
Thomas Pratt
Peter Pratt
Kaisymiller
Allegany Hospital
Here
John Vodapivic
Vodopivic
Eitamiller
Lonaconing
Pratt
Nice Refuses Clemency in Three Death Cases
Annapolis March 6 AP Governor Harry W Nice declines clemency for three men under death sentences in Maryland two from Prince George's for murder Gordon Dent and James A Gross to be hanged April 19 and William Harold alias Alexander Jones from Montgomery for criminal assault to be executed April 26 Dent and Gross were joined by Donald Parker whose sentence was commuted to life by Governor Ritchie. Earlier reprieves had been granted for further investigation.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Gordon Dent
James A. Gross
Prince George's County
William Harold
Alexander Jones
Montgomery County
Dent
Gross
Donald Parker
Parker
Ritchie
Harold
World Day of Prayer Observed in Frederick Presby Church
The World Day of Prayer will be observed Thursday afternoon at 230 o clock in the Frederick Presbyterian church under the Federated Church Women. Local Protestant churches participate in a program presented in 50 countries. Funds aid migrant workers’ children traveling with families during vegetable and berry seasons and other crops. Mrs Francis B Sappington presides assisted by Miss Dorothy Partington Sister Evelyn Lukens and Mrs H H Abbott as officers.
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Presbyterian Church
Frederick Organization of Federated Church Women
Federated Church Women
Francis B. Sappington
Dorothy Partington
Evelyn Lukens
H H. Abbott
Five Men Injured In Havana Bombing
Five men were injured today in Havana when customs inspectors went on strike amid exploding bombs. The injured include Oscar Hernandez, chief of port police. Government workers reportedly prepared to join a school-strike, while municipal employees in Cienfuegos quit their jobs in solidarity.
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Havana
Oscar Hernandez
Cienfuegos
Frederick High Students Tour News Post Plant
A Frederick High School group from the “Frederick High Flier” visited the News-Post Monday afternoon. They toured the plant including reportorial offices and the composing room, saw daily production stages, and observed the printing of The News under the direction of EB Spencer Ware a faculty member.
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News-Post
Frederick High School
Frederick High Flier
EB Spencer Ware
Young Bride Wept at Spaghetti Camp Before Death
At Pinehurst North Carolina a coroner's jury heard waiter John Notragiacomio describe Mrs Elya Slater Davidson weeping during a late supper at a spaghetti camp hours before she was found dead in the Davidson garage with gasoline fumes. Davidson husband H Bradley said she had insomnia and sometimes drove alone but showed no signs of unhappiness.
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Pinehurst
N.C
John Notrafincomis
Elya Statter Davidson
Davidson
Notragiacomio
Emanuel Birch
Earhart Case Left With Judge After Hours of Argument
The Olive Ebaugh Earhart versus Carroll County Board of Education case for 1450 dollars wages for 1932 34 was reserved by Associate Judge Arthur D Willard after nearly three hours of morning arguments The board contends no obligation to reappoint after July 31 1932 while Earhart now Ebaugh claims breach of contract The hearing referenced state versus county authority and featured remarks on Superintendent Ungers autocratic conduct with the court noting the need for due process and considering both sides.
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Olive EB. Earhart
Carroll County Board of Education
Arthur D. Willard
Willard
Carroll County
Ehrhart
Olive Mbaugh
Manchester
Hampstead
Miss Ebaugh
Maurice H. S Unger
John Wood
Westminster
Aleban M Wood
Walsh
Brown
Defend Greece as Rebels Threaten Mainland Authority
Greece mobilizes forces to curb unrest as rebels hold Crete and seek to spread disaffection to the mainland. General Condylis leads government troops in Macedonia while Premier Toaldaris rallies resources to cut rebel reinforcements and supplies.
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Crete
Condylis
Macedonia
Toaldaris
Balmy Weather Contrasts with 1892 Blizzard Three Years Ago
Frederick residents note a 72 degree afternoon as a contrast to the 1892 blizzard that buried streets, cut power, and killed two. Spring preparations begin as mild weather returns, while forecasts still warn of more winter. Radio station permit sought by Manocary Broadcasting Co of Frederick for 500 watt daytime operation.
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Washington, Mar
Federal Communications Commission
Manocary Broadcasting Company
Frederick
Greek Troops Drive Rebels Near Salonika Under Weather Hindrance
Athens reports three loyal Greek army divisions advancing from three directions to encircle rebels around Salonika while government troops enter the Struma valley. Heavy rainstorms hinder operations and casualty details are censored. Rebels driven from Seres, 45 miles northeast of Salonlita, inspire government troops.
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Athens
Salonika
Aegean Sea
Struma
Reorganization Plan Backed For Title Guarantee Trust
In Baltimore Annapolis March 6 the Maryland Court of Appeals upheld a plan to reorganize the Title Guarantee and Trust Company to enable about 1 000 000 in distributions to depositors of the closed institution Judge Eugene O Dunne of Baltimore approved the plan after a stockholders group raised 250 000 in cash for new capital and surplus The plan received Reconstruction Finance Corporation approval and would advance roughly 1 250 000 on old assets to fund creditor and depositor dividends.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Eugene O'Dunne
O'Dunne
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Traffic Accident Prevention Program To Be Inaugurated Here
The Frederick American Legion Auxiliary launches a Safety Educational program to curb traffic deaths. Mayor Lloyd C Culler issues a proclamation urging civic groups to back the effort as 1934 deaths rise and street hazards are highlighted. Schoolchildren will receive ten safety rules and posters and auxiliary safety stamps will be sold to fund the drive.
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Frederick
American Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd C Culler
National American Legion Auxiliary
Claggett &B. Ramsburg
Culler
Citi
Amecan Legion Auxiliary
Amercan Legion
Funeral for Justice Holmes to be held at Arlington
A military funeral for Oliver Wendell Holmes, long a liberal voice on the Supreme Court, will be held at Arlington National Cemetery with Chief Justice Hughes and fellow justices as honorary pallbearers. Roosevelt lauds Holmes, noting his long service as soldier, scholar, jurist and gentleman.
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Washington, Mar
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
America
Hughes
Arlington National Cemetery
White House
Thomas A. Claytor
Holmes
Mark Howe
Roosevelt
Washington
Ameri Jca
Supreme Court of the ‘United States
Raro
Futhor
Le Petite Chapeau Meeting Discusses Spring Activities
The 40 MEETING Salon No 57 held its regular monthly gathering at the Legion Home East Church Street Le Petit Chapeau Mrs Susser Rams burg presiding. Child welfare reports and committee updates were reviewed before adjournment to April 2.
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Chapeaux Et 40 Femmes
Legion Home
East Church Street
le Petite Chapeau
Susser Ramsburg
Weather Summary and Temperature Extremes
Weather data for today shows 0.03 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours. March totals show 0.09 inch with normal value 3.32 inches. 1934 March recorded 3.84 inches. The deficiency to date is 0.47 inch. Yesterday’s high 59, the prior year 58. Last night low 5, prior year 39. Sunset 6:07 p.m. Tomorrow sunrise 7:76 a.m. Moonrise 7:48 a.m. Moonset 9:39 p.m.
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Tommorrow
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Bayer
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World Day OF Prayer
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Greece
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Weather Bureau
Valley of Strum
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