Consolidation push outlined by Frederick County board president
Frederick County Board of Education President Lea Se Coblents discusses the consolidation of one room schools into centralized centers. He cites advantages in teachers, instruction, equipment, materials, play, sanitation, and safety while noting community and rural progress toward standardized schooling.
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Frederick County
Beratiomen
Concen
Lea
N. Coblents
Briomewick Rotary Club
Goblets
Srilahed
Tollgate
Lia
Cob- Jentz
Lharger
Central Points
U Libraries
Community groups push for Baale ideals in country life
A Brunswick High School meeting led by Wilbur Devilbisa Rotary Club president focused on preserving Baale ideals and supporting larger community centers. Dinner by the domestic science class featured student musical numbers as part of educational efforts.
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Brunswick High School
Wilbur Devilbisa
Rotary Club
Atudente
Theaboo
Charges Against Italians During Italo Ethiopian War
An Ethiopian government communique alleges Italian forces violated convents and enslaved Ethiopian women in occupied cities including Adigrat and Kaum. The report accuses troops of looting, assault, and targeting priests' wives, drawing international condemnation.
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Rome
Pope Seria
Aure Duce
Paccl High Command
Etholpia
Addis Ababa
Dumdura
Aden
Arabia
Tate
Addlera
Italy
Armira
Slalere
Alomea
Adusa
Kaum
Adigrat
Monka
Itch
Kurt Ewert
Annt Morsyhern
Court News Marriage Entries From Mixed Names
A court notice lists several individuals including Liausen and Eégar Lee Thompson both in their 30s, Merris Melvin a widow, Howard Boads and Pearl E onner from Wayhesboro, and Ralph A Nicholas with William Bears in county 810. The record references property transfers and marital status in a Gaithersburg area context.
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Liausen
Eégar Lee Thompson
Eliones
Merris Melvin
Bow
Gaithersburg
Howard Boads
Pearl E @onner
Wayhesboro
Froperty
Ralph A Nicholas
Wiliam Bears
County
Weather aided crops raise Maryland harvest prospects
For College Park Maryland the May to October weather favored wheat barley and maize crops. Maryland coop reporting service issued a monthly summary showing a yield about 35 bushels per acre and total production near 7800000 bushels, up about ten percent from last year and twelve percent above the 1928 1932 average. The report cites ongoing effects of drought and shifting farm practices amid wartime conditions.
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College Park
Maryland
Maryland Coop Reporting Service
History Of Embalming Described To Lions Club
The Lions Club held a Thursday luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with speaker Hart Etchison tracing embalming history from biblical times through ancient Egypt and Jewish practice. He described procedures, rituals, and the role of embalmers, noting variations among cultures and early education standards for the profession.
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Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Thursdey
Hart Etchison
Adam
Alain
Early Embalming Practices Highlighted by Speaker
A speaker traces embalming from ancient Prycian wax to the Civil War era as the standard for preserving bodies. He notes twenty five years of efforts to raise professional standards and denies embalming equates to exhibition of notable figures. Byron A Winebrewer introduces him among attendees from Jamestown and WRMD radio.
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Alain
Eicison
Embelming
Caruse
Lenin
Ediison
Byron
Club
Questa
C. Walter Kleist
Jamestown
George C Smith
Radio Staton Wrmd
Frederick
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Harry Rippeon
Vincent Pox
Court News
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Carty
Patrick St
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A. Mart Etchioon Tella Abent
Richison
Jesus Christ
Joseph
Aramathea
Etchison
China
Universal Dry Cleaner
Ron St
FISK
HL. Mills Ec
North Market &T
Bryn Mawr
Serly
Pempadour Pub
Boycle
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