Battlefield Land Drive Aims At Public Meeting
A public meeting was scheduled for Monday evening at 7:30 in the Y auditoriums to discuss a battlefield site project for a national commemorative park. Mayor Lloyd attended and John Markey of Frederick Kenton spoke on unity of Federal aid, with Lt. Col. Bach's report guiding study and potential land use for a memorial battlefield designation.
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Garler
the of Commerce
Lloyd
Eaghe
John Markey
Frederick Kington
Monuments Commis
Federa Ald
Con Id
Bach
Enamera
New Aerial Truck Arrives in City
The city received its first aerial apparatus shipped from Cincinnati on two freight cars. The truck carries 79 feet of ladders with additional smaller ladders for homes and small buildings. Ahrens Fox representatives will supervise unloading and the ladder crew was briefed at the Junior engine house.
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Cincinnati
Heminey Tue
Cock Company
Track Company
Coodmee For Repeal Of Inheritance Tax
President Coolidge signals stance against fast repeal of the federal estate tax amid House Ways and Means debate. He argues a swift repeal or harsh collection could force rapid property disposal and harm values, urging fairness in any tax approach.
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Washington
Coolldee
White House
House
Ways and Means
Anty
Mead
2 American Marine Flyers Believed Dead
Managua Nov 84 AP Report says Second Lieutenant E A Thomas and Sergeant Frank Dowdell, missing for over a month after a crash on patrol, were killed by followers of Sandino in Nicamaguas. The claim says the flyers died after resisting 30 to 40 guerrillas who trapped them in a cave following a wound from a machete.
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Nicamagus
E. A Thomas
Frank Dowdell
Americas
Avila
Sandino
Ingo
Nicanguanus Hring
Oceotal
Missing children feared after dormitory fire destroys school
Bernardsville New Jersey November 8 AP three children are missing after a fire destroyed a large woolen dormitory run by Catholic sisters. Firemen found the building a mass of flame and believe all pupils escaped from the boys' school serving ages three to twelve. investigators focus on possible cause.
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Bernardsville
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Origon
Debt decline forecast links to 1945 payoff goal
A 1920s era analysis notes that with the federal debt at about 25 to 30 billion dollars, interest costs drop and surpluses may be used to cut the debt. Treasury estimates suggest paying off the public debt within about 34 years at current rates, with several factors like sinking funds and wartime balances contributing to progress.
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Treasury
Suess
Metfon
Mellon
Coolidge
Liberty
ISZ
Congress
Education Week Observed in Frederick Schools
Education Week is being observed in Frederick city and county schools through assemblies and class activities. Parent Teachers Associations are active with meetings in Thurmont New Market Mt Philip and other locations. Frederick High School plans observances and Armistice Day float participation while the week includes holiday breaks on November 24 and 25 giving four days off.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
Thurmost Echoes
New Market
Mt. Philip
Pots T Bateny
Thurmont
North Market Street
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Point of Rocks
Jefferson
Myeratile
Lewistown
Woonshere
North Market
Grow Street
Syle Hintee
Piteside
Haves
Echool
Kirta
Theoke
Theraday
States to Settle Boundary Dispute Between Virginia Maryland
State geologists of Virginia and Maryland to begin conferences to settle the boundary line case over Kent Island and the Potomac shore. Governor Ritchie announced that until a line is agreed, Maryland law provisions will be enforced along the dispute area.
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Virginia
Maryland
Fittian Claiborne
Kent Island
Old Dominion
Ritchie
Ofice
Virginis
Potomac River
Edward Mathews
Maitland
Wilber H. Nelson
Barry F. Byrd
Vrretn'z
Byrd
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Ritche
Store owners warned not to sell rabbits during hunting season
Local store proprietors were warned by Warden Benjamin Phebus that rabbit sales are illegal during the upcoming hunting season which begins Thursday morning. About 3,000 licenses have been issued to waterfowlers and hunters, with bag limits set for rabbits, quail, pheasants, and squirrels.
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Dietrich Guang Warden
Phebus
Phebys
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Loreng
wonuMg
Lod Luda
Henters
Dr Grenfell to Lecture in Winchester Hall on Nov 15
Interest grows in Dr Wilfred Grenfell KC M G notable Labrador service figure as he plans an illustrated lecture at Winchester Hall on Saturday evening November 15 at 8 o'clock. His tours include eastern states in November December touring New York Philadelphia New Jersey Delaware and New England with likely western Canada return. A committee of church and civic members handles ticket sales across the city with multiple sale points.
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Wilfred T. Grenfell
KC. M. G
Grenfell
New York
Peninsylvania
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Delaware
New England
Canada
Grayson E. Bowers
Lutheran Church
G. Eliis Williama
Calvary “Methodist
Ber ‘Tha Trail
Emme Brown
Presbyterian
Ella Carter
Grace Reformed
Glenn H. McGregor
Baptist Church
R. Carl Maxwell
Southern Methodist
George W. Strine
United Brethren
Margaret R. Motter
Wises Margaret Besant
Fred Tick Hill
Explosions Hit Hammond Theater and Church
A string of mysterious blasts in Hammond Indiana damaged the State theater and nearby All Saints Church causing extensive destruction. Police attributed the explosions to black powder bonds and investigated motives as fire crews quickly fought and extinguished the resulting blaze. Local authorities offered no immediate motive or suspects.
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Ssn
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Sidley Street
Eastern Star Meeting in York Hosts District Inspector Visit
York Chapter No 168 welcomed district inspector Amour to a meeting with attendees from Frederick and Middletown Eastern Star chapters. Local participants included many officers and members from Loyal and Way chapters along with York notable guests. The article notes a calendar error, misnaming the last four months as September through December instead of the seventh to tenth months.
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Helen Smith
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Tosmuas Crum
Albert L. Bries
H. C. Zacharias
H. Larter
Michael
Helen
Catherine Cratemile
Baltimore Presbytery Meets. Webler to Frederick First
The Baltimore Presbytery met at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr Charles E Webler joining from the Reformed Church and accepting a call to Frederick First Presbyterian. He will preach his last Baltimore sermon next Sunday and will be installed as pastor in Frederick November 18 after serving Faith Reformed City Baltimore since 1923.
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Synod of the Potomac of the
Reformed Church
United States
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Charles E Webler
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Faith Reformed Cit
Nee
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Ailieg
Avery
Maryland Racing Commission Refuses to Lift Sande Ban
The Maryland Racing Commission refused to lift the ban on jockey Sande after a foul riding charge last Friday. The commission said the rider would not have his license restored and the life ban would continue but not be made permanent. The decision followed an earlier display of support for the jockey by cheerers.
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Maryland Racing Commission
Naben Aguimet Eart Sande
Max
Bande
Tenga
New Stores of Drinking Water Scarce and Food Hard 70
New stores of drinking water scarce and food hard to obtain as floods overwhelm Vermont and surrounding states. Reports describe devastation along the Vermont river system with dozens dead and ongoing relief efforts amid rising waters and damaged infrastructure.
Woman Kidnapped and Slain Husband Beater Found
A woman kidnapped and slain was found today on a highway. Police report a husband beater is being investigated as a possible suspect. Investigators cordoned the scene as pathologists inspected the body for clues.
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Husband Beater
Elections In New York And Philadelphia Quiet
New York voters cast a heavy but orderly turnout at the off year state election with no disorders reported and only a few arrests. In Philadelphia heavy voting was noted with many races and totals reported, while results and candidates filled the scene amid a calm day of balloting.
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