Former Carroll county teacher awarded one cent damages
Mrs. Olive Ehrhart, former Carroll County teacher, was awarded one cent damages after suing the Carroll Board of Education for breach of contract. The court found insufficient testimony of substantial damages and dismissed her claim for $13,350 in salary for 1932-33, noting renewal of teaching certificates depends on state and county officials and professional criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Ehrhart
Carroll county
Carroll Board of Education
Willard
Crem
Board of Education
Ehshart
O' Ploy
Wilerd
Ehrhard
mun
Hampstead
Manche
varia
Meurice S. H.ger
ik Pennst
Willards
astrarity
pis
fendans
aisa
Francs
Mrs Lyddane and four men named in conspiracy case
Rockville May 22 AP Mrs Anne Lyddane and four men indicted on conspiracy to murder Francis Lyddane and Mrs Arthur Beal. Grand jury handed up bills after two days of investigation. other true bills allege solicitation to commit murder. Suspects include John Carnell bartender and several named associates. Beals are similarly named in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Anne Lyddane
Francis Lyddare
Arthur Beal
Darnestown
Montgomey county
John Carnell
assassiza
Carmel
John Boland
Thomas
Earin
Carr
Bealls
Recommendations of Allotment Board QO K
Rec Broan and &: son Oy, Charles O. Ciem and John Wood. Wessminster, Wood, of this city av the condition of the case, at torneys for the defendant stated that they had no mention of appealing the n for ¢ tfr aid that a decision had n. been reached whether a new vial would be sought.
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Broan
son Oy
Charles O. Ciem
John Wood
Wessminster, Wood
County Relief Grants Trim May Funds For Frederick
State welfare officials announced a temporary cut of half the May relief funds for Frederick County due to tight finances. Work relief projects will wrap up, with a new program set to begin likely in July, while families on direct relief receive half of their usual payments for ten days.
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Frederick
Pau- 5
Baltimore
arey Greenstin
relef direc ‘tor
Anita Faatz
socal welfare
Dryden
Marvila
Harrimore
H. E. Gosnell
ener
Lexis R. Derizbaugh
Welfare Board
Moder. I
Special services mark 10th pastorate anniversary
Special services observe the 10th pastorate of Rev. in Sunday School a.m. Rev. A. R. Wentz will preach at 10:30. The Middle Conference of Maryland Lutheran churches will hold an eve sermon at 7:30. A short play and refreshments follow. 267 new members joined, 224 infants confirmed.
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lutheran chunk
the & property
Sprenger
R. Mo Zacharias
E R. Plank
Reception For New Members Friday Night
Lutheran Church hosts a Friday night reception honoring 85 new members and confirmands from Ronardf area with music by Eleanor Exchelberger and group singing, led by Biehl and Hannane Lraw. Names include Miss Mary Catherine VanFossen and Dr. Charles Broadrup among others.
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Ronardf
Frida ante
Mr. Biehl
John Hannane L raw
Muss Eleanor Exchelberger
Mary Catherine VanFossen
Albert ME Scott
Charles Broadrup
Cart
Richard Conrad
Helen Crampton, Jr
Harold Dutroy
Joyce Free
Austin Heffner
E. E. Stefer
a. Virger
Glenn ¥ Airs
Orne Dons Engelbeich
Eeth Fulmer
B. Hennes Boros
Ruth Zebne
Harvie
Lioyd
Irene Maroz
Mary Janz
Michael Srecnee zabech
Helen Megail
Ernest
Margaret Stup
Jane Waldsch Menon
Keefer
Ralusl H. Greenawait
Januz
Nose Injury Reported For Alton Whitmoore Jr
Alton Whitmoore Jr son of Mrs Alton C Whitmoore sustained a broken nose in an on site accident during a game. The fracture was reduced at the hospital and the patient was moved to the home of a relative for recovery.
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Alton Whitmoore, Jr
Alton C
Professo Bruce
tom
Yor
Aerial Voyage Story Sparks Cross Atlantic Meeting
A fragmented flyer item mentions Elaie and Juan Ignacio Pambo in a tale of air travel from Madrid to Brazil. The short passage hints at a heroic “Gal ahad of the Air” crossing the Atlantic, with vague references to Spanish aviation and a dramatic voyage.
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Elaie
Juan Ignacio Pambo
Galahad
Ejena Rr Corral
Mexicital fram
Freed on Dizzy Driving Charge
A hearing in ARAL Ind shows Profess. and prosecuting experi ence at variance. Wyatt, accused of intoxication, was testified by Drs Goodell Williams and others. Officer Anderson said he was unsteady. Evidence suggested he was led from a location near Frederick. The case included a gaming table charge and tied to a separate $8 merit, with $100 ordered for Edward J. Smith and attorneys.
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Ind
A.FL
Ana
Drms
Charles
Goodell
Willams
Dr. Goodell
Wyatt
Anderson
Wyatts
Frederick
Grinking
Charles W. Smyth
Tuy
Raymond Hilmer
Aarge
Edward J. Smith
P T A Officers Installed at Pars School Meeting
The Pars School Parent Teacher Association held its final 1934 35 meeting Tuesday with a short musical program by Joseph A Stephens orchestra. Irving Landauer retired president installed officers A B Collinus first vice president Mrs William Sausser second vice president Miss Virginia Wenner secretary George B Dela Plaine assistant secretary treasurer Edwin her historian Mrs Le Derizbaugh members at large Mr Landauer Mrs R Schaffer Col Elmer F Munshower committee chairmen reported on year’s work. The first grade screening for fall enters May 30 at 9:30 a.m. in the school. Collinus will appoint committees for the year.
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Associ
Pars
Joseph A Stephens
George B. Dela Plaine
3Inrie Michael
Edwin
Le Derizbaugh
Landauer
R Schaffer
Elmer F. Munshower
Collmnus
Two Nuns Sentenced For Smuggling Money
Two Roman Catholic nuns were sentenced in connection with a money smuggling case. Gemma Mari Menke, 36, a prioress of the Augustine order, and another nun were convicted by a court on May 23, ending a money smuggling inquiry that alleged illicit transfers.
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Gemma Mari Menke
S.sier Mro
Augustine
Would Reduce Synnds From Six To Three
A brief note on a proposal to cut syndicate segments from six to three appears in CAB coverage dated May 22. Details are sparse, but the item signals a potential restructuring or optimization effort affecting syndicate production.
Little Keeps Alive Bid To Retain Title
In a close round match the challengers push to defend the title. T. A. Bourn defeats Dan FP Topr by four and three, turning the momentum in a tense contest.
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Little Keeps Alive
ch &o
T. A. Bourn
February Grand Jury Meets Today in Special Session
The February grand jury convenes today in special session expected to last about three days. Associate Judge Arthur DW presses no charge to the grand jury. witnesses summoned include Sta n Bowers and others to testify about the alleged attack on Ruth Selby, a 99 year old white girl, at her parents’ home near Wood. The session will consider several other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur DW
Stan Bowers
diiies
Ruth Selby
Wood
Markets Hold Steady Amid Bonus Controversy
Markets were broadly calm in New York as the bonus controversy created a cautious mood. Grain and bond markets showed mild activity with profit taking noted early, while analysts monitored ongoing discussions and policy developments affecting the economy.
Weather Data Summary From 1934 1935 Reports
The clippings note temperatures and sun and moon times. Yesterday high reached 74 degrees with a prior year high of 89. Low temperatures and precipitations are listed for May and May Day. Sunrise and sunset details are given as well as approximate moonset and next day morning times.
Roosevelt vetoes Patman bill warns against pension funding risks
President Roosevelt condemns the Patman bonus proposal in a veto message read to Congress. He argues new currency would spark inflation, harm veterans on fixed incomes, and erase insurance protections for dependents. He notes substantial past spending on veteran benefits and stresses responsible funding. Westminster report adds school superintendent vacancy in Carroll County.
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Washington
Roosevel
Congress
House
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Westminster
Carroll county
M.S HL Ungerade
ried
House Overrides Roosevelt Veto On Bonus Bill
The House voted 322 to 98 to override President Roosevelt on the $2.2 billion bonus bill, delivering the measure to the Senate. Senate plans a voting schedule as administration hopes for enough votes to sustain the veto. speeches were anticipated and a late vote was possible.
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House
Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Burns
City Tar Kettle Holds Its Annual Fire Today
An annual fire event occurred at 9 o'clock this morning in Manner Street, with standard features and no major incidents reported. Citizens Eleanor Thomas Harmony Grove LaRue Thames and Helen Cobienz attended the gathering and the choir held a picnic nearby. A new electric gun weighs seven pounds and is capable of delivering 40 100 shots of grease per minute with fittings easier to lubricate than ordinary apparatus.
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Morriss
Helen Cobienz
Middletown
Eleanor Thomas
Harmony Grove
LaRue Thames
Gaiherst
Rose Walk
Airy
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Montgomery Co
Arthur Beall
QO. K
Emmitsburg
Lutheran Church
DIZZY
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Parkway School Assn
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