Seven One Room Schools Remain in Frederick County
Frederick County boards discuss the status of the remaining one room schools after the Broad Run closures and a student strike. Superintendent Bur gime W. Pruitt says no immediate consolidation plans exist and outlines criteria for future changes while noting road conditions and remote locations. Bus transportation costs and capacity are reviewed alongside ongoing consolidation history and legal considerations.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Frederick
Burgime W. Pruitt
Prutty
Woodville
Pruitt
Harrisville
Mapleville
Friendship
Mt Philip
Braddock
Phillips Delight
Thurmont
Broad Run
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Pritt
Monda
Maryland
Patrick M Sehnauf- Yer
Schonuffer
Washington
Sit
Pratt
Eaton damage suit in court
Sait of Virgu R Eaton, 49, coal dealer, sues Ebert Ice Cream Company and Glenn A Stone driver for injuries from a June 28, 1934 crash. Trial before Associate Judge Arthur D Willard begins as Eaton, left crippled and on crutches, recalls months of recovery. Doctors recount brain and limb injuries, and witness Ogle Alling describes the collision near North Market street. Plaintiffs seek damages. defendants are represented by lawyers in Circuit Court.
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Sait
Virgu
Eaton
Hal
Ebert Ice Cream Company
Glenn
Arthur D Willard
Aneto
Ann Anow
Edward P Thomas
Charles Bagley
Frederik Cty Hospital
Eatons
Indine Eaton
George Ogle
Ogle
North Market Street
Joseph Rhoderee
Raymond Brown
Charles Hahe
Himsel
Markell
Ford
Walliam McWillan
Wiliam
Harold Tschud
Joseph Bernstein Parsons Newman
Lesile N Codlen
Many Favorites In New High Territory
New York markets saw broad gains with many favorites pushing into new high territory for four to five years. Grain and cotton rose while bonds moved higher. Call money stood at three quarters of one percent as trading opened. Henry Fairfield Osborn, noted scientist who carried on Darwin and Huxley’s work on evolution, died in his study today.
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New York Now 6
Guerraon
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Darwin
Huxkey
Philadelphia
Republicana
Philadephia
F David Wilson
Similal Sudsuad Lil Oac Buns
J Hampton Moore
Elct Wilson
Seunten
John D Kelly
Roosevslt
Armistice Day Parade Notification
Armistice Day parade set for Monday with World War era veterans and local groups participating in a public remembrance event. Officials urge spectators to arrive early and expect street closures near the downtown route.
Armistice Day Parade and Memorial Ceremonies Planned
The Franc Scott Key Post No 1 American Legion with Willam F Larkin and local store owners plans an Armistice Day parade Monday after noon starting 2:30 PM from North Market Street Fountain. After marching through downtown, a memorial service at Memorial Ground will be led by Francis Scott Key Post Commander Harry Pettingall. Banks and post office will observe legal holiday hours with earlier closings.
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Scott Key Post No 1
American Legion
Willum
North Market Street
Fountain
Market Street
Patrick
Court
Legionarum Corps
Francis Scott Key
Harry Pettingall
State Armory
Bennett
Pawlie
Pettingall
Ernest Lipps
Horace Albaugh
Lawrence Wilten
Carl Willard Clifford Yinger
Millard Angleberger
Gay
Hitler Assures No Trouble At Olympics
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler tells Count Henri Baillet-LeTour IOC president that the German regime will not offend religious or racial groups other than Germans during the Olympic games. The count said after a half hour with Hitler he was fully satisfied on the controversy in the United States and South Africa.
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Berlin
Count Baillet-LeTour
Associated Press
Hitler
United States
South
Testimony Publication Upheld By Texas Court
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeal ruled that publication of testimony was permissible, freeing six Howson newspapermen from contempt. District Judge M Whuseulay Adie had ordered suppression to avoid prejudicing juror selection in Clyde Thompson's murder trial. Munson disagreed, delaying publication in companion cases.
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Austin
Texas Now
Texas Court of Cminal Appeal
Piudic Criminatoa
Howson
M . Whuseulay
Clyde Thompson
Tfe
Tentct
Munson
Third Victim Dies From Truck Accident in Lebanon
The Passaic NJ victim Mre Harry Fushet died at Good Bamari tan Hospital Lebanon Pa, becoming the crash toll third. George Jackson, 42, faces three counts of involuntary manslaughter after a Frederick truck collided with a Passa automobile near Lebanon on October 24. Mrs Fisher, niece of Mrs Laastick, died as Sylvia Lagovick, daughter of the dead couple, heads toward recovery with a fractured leg and other injuries. William Lozavik survived with minor facial cuts. the truck owner is listed as Ebert Ice Cream.
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Harry Fushet
Fisher
Laastick
Passa
Barma
Sylvia Lagovick
Gui
Jackson
Wilam Lozavik
Ebert
Child Killed When Struck By Automobile in Uniontown
Four year old Thomas L Devilhiss died after a light truck struck him in Uniontown Carroll County. Guy Formwalt, driver, was cleared by investigators as the crash was deemed unavoidable. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10:30 am from the home with burial in Lutheran Cemetery Untontown.
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Fuchard
Thomas Desil
Bisa
Uniontown
Carroll County
Guy Formwalt
Alea
George M. Fringer
Coremer Sherman Flanagan
Walter Shipley Westminster
Ule Eer
BU AE
Mason Alen
Thomas L
Hilda Caroline
Eckard Devahiss
Caroline L
Charles T Robert F
Jane L
Carie & Eckerd
J Snader Devilbiss
Untontow
James Zollicoffer
William Fleagle
Clinton Talbert
Vernon Shaffer
P T A Meeting Program At Lewistown
A large audience attended a Friday Lewistown school PTA program directed by teachers. Roy Angleberger welcomed with a short address. The show featured vocal and instrumental pieces readings and exercises. A membership drive is planned until the next PTA meeting with prizes for enrolling the most members.
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rogeMors
Lewistown
PTA
Roy Angleberger
Thompson
Anth We Shoare
Frances Snook
Mary Stall
Stanley Stall
Braden Carr
Guen Putman
Frank Buch
Chase TY Stu
Daveet
Walter Clem
Luther Powers
Chester Lenhart
Duke of Gloucester Weds Lady Alice in Buckingham Chapel
The Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Montague-Douglas-Scot wed in Buckingham Palace chapel with Archbishop of Canterbury officiating. The ceremony united a tall royal duke of the 10th Hussars and the 25-year-old aristocrat, marking the prince as the royal family’s last bachelor.
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London
Duke of Gloucester
Erquand
Alice Montague-Douglas-Scot
Buckingham
Ashe Drescenn
10Th
Hussars
Canterbury
Prince of Wales
Italian Flags Already Flying at Makale in Ethiopian Front
Italian scouts report Makale fallen and flag raised as Ethiopians resist. Casualties cited as ten Italians and two Ethiopians killed. four Italians captured, two Ethiopians wounded. Front advances halted briefly by mud and rain as road work speeds supplies.
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Marale
Mie
Cned
Ser
Makale
Civ
Defiae Gugsa
Haile Selassie
Isin Malan Pelumn
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Italians In Nerd the Ret Em Ma Ee
Webbe Shibell River
Frent
Alound Ethiopans
Marche
Copyyigat Bs Tar & Sata
Presa
Asmara
Eritrea
Wakale
Hauzien
Beer dealers cited for selling to intoxicated persons in Montgomery County
Five more Montgomery County beer dealers were cited by the county liquor control board for alleged violations of local ordinances. Charges included selling to intoxicated persons and allowing gambling on the premises.
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County Eiquor Control Board
Charles Collins
Gathersburg
Rocktills
Aso
Gahereburg
Trevey
Sava Ory
Samuel Chmar
Minnie R Ziskabah
Rockville
Rorkyide
E P Callaney
Romeo
West coast hurricane threat looms as gulf storm nears shore
A Gulf of Mexico disturbance driven ashore near New Orleans prompts warnings as officials say the hurricane could reach the coast within 12 to 20 hours. Forecasts indicate slow movement with no immediate danger to the western coast, even if the storm shifts course.
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Jacksonsile
West Coast
Oranhaeard
Gulf of Mexico
Werther Bureau
New Orleans
Shert
Gordon EB Dunn
Meeting notes on eighth annual Womens Intercollegiate Association event
Hood College representatives Miss Ruth Harry and Miss Ruth Yost attended the eighth annual conference of the Womens Intercollegiate Association for student government at Beaver College Jenkinsown October 23 26. Delegates from Hood College addressed by Deans Crawford of Penn and others discussed ideals of student government and archival work with Hood College appointed Archive chair and next conference at University of Maryland.
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Moss Fath Yost
Aete Co
Association of
Hood College
Womens Intercollegiate Association
Beaver College
Jenkin
Ruth Harry
Goevermren Awiaion
Hood Collent
Buth Yost
Hood Lhue
Crawford
Univerty
Penneyania
Doraths Sum Sou
Goucher College
Higgins
Beaser College
Ruth Vo Pope
Pope
University of Marland
Weather Summary for November Reading
The report notes 248 inches of precipitation for November with a deficit of 287 inches in a prior period. Highs reach 78 degrees and lows around minus five. Moonrise and moonset times, plus river and stream conditions near Potomac are listed.
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Los Erpera
Omorra
Potomac
Victory claims arc mixed in party race results
Partial returns across several states show Republicans claiming gains in New York and New Jersey while Democrats tout victories in Kentucky and Philadelphia. Pennsylvania voters approved Sunday movie hours in 18 towns, with 59 opposing. Louisville and Harrisburg results reflect polarized sentiment.
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New York
New Jersey
Republcan Central
State Assembly
Assembly
Hudson County
Henry P Fletener
Gomsmuthae
Fletener
Philadelphia
Cleveland
James A Parley
Democratic National
Dale
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kentucky
Nedle
Harrisburg
Eurdeu
Pennsylvania
Pennsvania
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Dyson Walter of
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Immediate Alarm Women's Fight
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Othe Bate Police
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