School Board Holds Hard Line On Taxed Education Costs
Frederick county boards refuse to shorten the school term or cut teachers' salaries to ease tax pressure. The statement notes three times as much spent on roads as schools and outlines challenges with contracts, state requirements, and the need for temporary relief while seeking levy funds. It calls for school economy without harming 180 day term or access to higher education.
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Board of Education
Leslie N. Coblents
James Gc. Biehl
Frederick county
Board of County Commissioners
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thon
times
Fredro
Tornado Carves Path Across Four Southern States
A large tornado cut through Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, and eastern Mississippi, destroying homes and buildings and causing heavy casualties. The storm crossed rural communities, lifting objects and widening its northward march as it moved through multiple states.
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Alabama
Kentucky
Teangseet
Mississippi
thernado
ternado
War Clouds Hover as Japan Advances in Asia
A chaotic dispatch reports rising tensions as Japan threatens strong measures to halt Chinese troop movements into Shanghai and Soochow Creek evac zones. Japanese forces clash near Manchuria, with warnings of renewed conflict and uncertainty over peace talks.
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Shangha
Caines crosse
Chines
Soochow creek
Chiawanemige
Ureda
suly
Uyeta
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Easter eggs cheaper this year than any time in twenty
Prices for eggs and other food items show a marked decline. Egg quotations have dropped 23 to 35 percent this year, with shells and storage eggs available at low costs, while meat and produce prices also eased though some items fluctuated. Grocers warn of possible future price rises.
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Bureau of Statistics of the Labor Depart
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Flower Show by Garden Club set for June 3
The Garden Club of Frederick announces a Flower Show planned for Friday June 3 at Saint M. E. Church. The event will run both afternoon and evening to improve attendance. Entries, schedules, and sale tables for plants seeds and cut flowers will be prepared and printed. Proceeds support parish activities with local volunteers coordinating setup and posters.
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GARDEN CLUB
Fredenck
iday
M. E
Reid oernoor
H. Dbianks
Prederick
William T. Delamaine
Gangs In Cleveland And Chicago Report Fatalities
An AP dispatch notes continued gang violence across Cleveland and Chicago with multiple fatalities. The report mentions casualties in unclear contexts and cites incidents tied to disputes and licenses, with references to union offices and addresses.
Senator Trd ngs Statement on Prohibition Fair
Arch 23 AP reports not to show speakeasy in prohibition fair. Mary ik a senator proposes lectur e to give at Lewester B Hovland head of union of Fine Arts and Library of Iron BD. cs R.A notes hood graf nears destination.
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ngs
Maryik
Lewester
Hovland
Fime Aris av
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cs R
Hood
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Clues Declared Worthless
Hopewell New Jersey March 23 AP Police say the morning briefing from the Sandberg home reiterates that the kidnapped Lindbergh baby remains missing and all clues have proved worthless. Major Benjamin Mendez in Colombia asks for permission to travel to Buenaventura where the baby was rumored to be held on an island off the coast, but the move depends on the American Legation.
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Hopewell
cletin
Sandbergh
pi. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
S. Wallace
George Maiden vo
bres
J. Seward Johnson
East Stroudsbury
South Rent
ya bea
Lindbergh
Bogota
Col
Awarch 23
Benjamin Mendez
Myers
Columbia
Col Lindbergh
Buenaventura
Legation
False arrest charged in Maryland circuit case
The report outlines a false arrest charge against William R. Miller of Cadreil in Baltimore. The case proceeds before Circuit Court judges Boner and W. Tarnished, with Benson and others as witnesses. Lawyers Brown Shipley and D. Prokceton Buckey appear for the plaintiff and defense. Market drift described in New York with no fresh sustenance for trades.
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Eckenrrode
Baltimore
Wiliam R. Miler
Boner
New York
Al Steck
Bonding Firm Responds To Suit In Court Clash
The Fidelity and Deposit Company and related entities are named in suits by People’s Banking of Smithsburg and Washington Trust of Elliott City over Central Trust Company transfers. The Central Trust seeks to void asset transfers and defend against claims of fraud while the bonding firms demur and deny insolvency knowledge.
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Paudehty and Depost Company of
Maryland
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Crea
compa of
Batimore
Peoples Banking Company
Smithsburg
Washington Trust Company
Eliiott City
Central Trust Company
George W. Page
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Semmes
Boten
Walter L. Clark
J. Stuart Galloway
Washington Bowie
trust company
Fidel Company of
New York
United States
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Mack
Dona Getaiom
ano Gites
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enetree ami Trust Company
Reals
offeers
Cenwal Trust Company
Abdoush
Benjamin
Roserstock
Coblentz
Bicentennial pantomimes mark Washington observance at Frederick High
Frederick High School marks its bicentennial with a pantomime series “Pages From Washington's Diary” directed by faculty. About 30 TV department pupils perform scenes from Washington’s life for grades freshman to senior, with archivists Charles Lanner and Bernard Morgan guiding the program.
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George Wash
Frederick High School
A. L. Leary
Washington
Coontz
Charles Lanner
toda’y Hayward Morgan
prio
West
Virginia
Martha Custis
Braddock
Frederic Braddock
Frederick
Betsy Ross
star
Delware
Valley Forge
New York
Len
arnard Morgan
Ruth Burgee
George Waston
Gideon Hamme
Revecca
Katherine Wiener
Mary COR UMES
Barbara Moberly
Louie Jones
Conviction Of Capone Upheld By Court Of Appeals
The Chicago Court of Appeals upheld Al Capone's conviction. Judge James H. Witterson imposed 11 years imprisonment and a $30,000 fine. The court refused further appeals, preserving the prior judgment in the federal case.
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Capone
Chicago
Marsh
Caedunt Court of Appeals
Al Capones appellate
becL
James H Witterson
Tae hughest court
Woman Banker Said To Admit Shortage
A garbled OCR item mentions a woman banker and a shortage claim. Details are unclear due to text corruption but indicate an admission related to a shortage connected to bank operations, with no specific names or dates readable.
Auto Crash Triggers Building Collapse Fatality
James S. Meeker, 26, died after an automobile crash caused a building to collapse. Foremen and workers were on the scene, with rescue efforts continuing as authorities investigated the incident.
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James S. Meeker
poe
Naval forces prepare coastal holiday briefing
A terse note from Diezo March 23 reports naval units on the coast will be on holiday leave during the assembly exercises. A twelve member First Aid Team led by Freda Etzier and including Ralph Felons Dorus Etzier and Ger imude Hariman is noted, with further details unclear.
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Ferm
ATHVAy SCF
Mas Freda Etzier
Ralph Felons
Dorus Etzier
Gerimude Hariman
Tornado death toll tops 300 as relief widens
In the five states struck by storms the toll reached 303 with 246 killed in Alabama 35 in Georgia 18 in Tennessee and 2 each in South Carolina and Kentucky. Injured estimate 2300 homeless over 7000 as rescues move to larger cities and highways reopen for transport of the injured.
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Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Tennesse
South Carolina
Kentucky
sear Nore
Great Britain to clarify Irish oath stance in Commons
London reports that Britain will send Ireland a communication to make its stance clear on the proposed abolition of the oath of allegiance. J. H. Thomas told the House of Commons that the Free State regards the oath as mandatory and integral to the treaty creating the state ten years ago.
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London
Great Britain
Ireland
wich
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
Dominions
House
Free State
Thomas
sen
isrmal
Weather Summary From March Reports
Weather notes show 18 hours of precipitation ending in March with 3.32 inches. March 1931 recorded 5.05 inches. Excess precipitation for 1932 to date stands at 9.34 inches with moonset and related timings mentioned.
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