Frederick Lions hear talk on character building and education
Leslie N. Cobiertz president of the Frederick County Board of Education addressed the Frederick Lions at the Francis Scott Key hotel about the county school system. He outlined the board, finances, and the role of teachers in character building, emphasized parent teacher associations, and supported school consolidation and bus transport.
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Frederick County
Leslie N. Cobiertz
Board of Education
Thi
Schops
Orange Wellis
Sytem
Coblents
Frederick Comity
Reese
Wilteede
Cob Plentz
Cobrentz
W. C. Royal
Lions Club
Chizers’ Track
John S. Reag
Dodrey Page
C. Newton Kidd
Baltimore
C. C. Cards
AH. Volks
Philadelphia
Johnston sisters plan two new apartments in West Second property
The Misses Nettie and Fate Johnston will build two two story apartments on the rear of their double lot at West Second and Bentz streets. Construction begins after tearing down the rear wall, with a primary front portion kept as is. One unit will be occupied by the owners, and the plan includes two separate entrances facing Second Street.
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Misses Nettie
Fate Johnstom
West Second
Bentz Streets
Misses Johnston
Second Street
Johnston
West Second Street
Ecomd Street
Heb
Urber
Bail Reduced For Day In Nevada Case
Bail set at ten thousand dollars for a Nevada case in district court. The hearing before Judge McCoy discussed the tampering charges and related allegations against multiple defendants, with Assistant Clerk and officials named in the proceedings. A preliminary argument day was scheduled and a road matter was noted in court records.
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Washegton
Villary
District of Curuma
Prema Court
Burkimshaw
Justice Mccoy
Ssaldon Clark
Sinclair
Dey
Sinclaly
Audit Expense Waste Prompts Letter to The News-Post
A reader signing as Experienced condemns county bookkeeping methods and advocates a modern accounting system to save about 1000 dollars annually in the Frederick area. He cites past auditors reports urging system upgrades and notes ongoing inefficiency in the County Treasurer and County Commissioners offices. Also mentions a five pound turnip exhibit and a hospital patient with injuries from a Brunswick rail accident.
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Frederick
Cciime
Frederice County
Kent
Aarme
New Traffic Light Timing to Manage Market Patrick Streets
A new automatic timing system at the Market and Patrick street intersection coordinates green and cross-traffic cycles. The control box at the northeast corner of Patrick and Market governs signals with 45 second green periods and 13 seconds for side streets. A Square device can be hand controlled in emergencies to halt Market street traffic for 15 seconds. Additional signals may be added at Court Patrick and Carroll streets to balance volumes and reduce congestion.
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T.ulug
Patrick
Market Streets
Market
Grien
Squwe Ingsmudth
Patrick Streets
Luis Intersection
Traci
Market Street
Gile
Market Striea
Court
Carrow
Otreete
Patrek
Carroll and
Thig
Hood College hosts Carolina Playmakers drama night
Hood College and Frei er'ck guests attended a Wednesday evening performance by the Carolina Playmakers at Brodbeck Hall. The program featured three plays drawn from North Carolina life including The Sculetorh Outlaw and On Ditson’s Porch with simple, suggestive scenery and remarks from H. Koch about college theater's role in developing professional work.
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Hood College
Freier'ck
Carolina
Brodbeck
North Carolina
Wrtter
Fixin
Paul Greer
Diton
Atmost
H. Kock
Plarmakers
Inter
Miss'om
Pac
Green
New York City
Koch Ia
Niege
Ther
Meating
Columbia University
New York
War costs swallow 75 percent of federal revenue says study
The 1927 fiscal year saw receipts of about 4.13 billion dollars and a surplus of 635 million, with direct war and defense outlays near 3.763 billion. Debt retirement and interest dominate, while army and navy appropriations remain at peacetime levels. The report notes war costs exceed half of total federal outlays and warns disarmament debates may shift but war funding remains central.
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Warbile
Maliogal
Uon
Mellon
Veterans’ Bureau
National de Tamec
Man shoots father over interfering love affair
Albert Imbach, 38, shot his father Charles Imbach after his parents objected to his pursuit of a married woman. The younger man faced a police charge as he fled to a rooming house, while the wounded father received medical care and police protection was requested.
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Martinsboro
W. Va
Hime
Soman
Albert Imbach
Waylard Bie
Charles Imbach
Doutre
Imbach
Doléefors
Lidts
Fourth Poison Victim Reported Amid City Deaths
Police report a fourth death linked to a tainted drug store outbreak. Victims include Helen McCloskey Curran and her husband Albert Curran, who collapsed after exposure to suspected contaminated substances. A tugboat captain, Merrill Stevens, also died after receiving treatment, with officials continuing the investigation into the string of toxin related fatalities.
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Balthier
Cordner Horton
Han
Helen
McCloskey
Curran
Albert
Coran
Merrill Stevens
Stevens
Perospital
Friens
Beating a Horse Leads to Six Months Imprisonment
In Virginia a 31 year old, Russell Goff of Berrood, was sentenced to six months in prison for beating a horse. Magistrate Ford Denter Kimmel ordered the term and Goff was fined $100. The case notes Goff’s horse was battered so severely it required medical care and redress.
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Clarketers
Ruseeli Goff
Berrood
Mazistrite
Ford Denter Kimmel
Humane
Acer
Goff
Earthquake Recorded in Caim Egypt
A severe earthquake was recorded at 11.92 tonight with the epicenter calculated near 009 miles away while distant areas felt the tremor.
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Caim
Egypt
Cold Weather Grips City Amid Strike and Heat Record
Severe cold moves into the city tonight as a heat wave lingers with a 73 degree Wednesday high. The 17 year record is threatened while a deep chill follows, with overnight lows dropping to near freezing and widespread travel disruptions reported across the region.
Boys Home Again Diverted From Wayward Paths
Children from Garrett and Union County were brought to the Children’s Aid Society after attempting to run away. Walter and Carl Drenner, both about 14 or 15, wrote grateful letters to the benefactor Mrs. Michael E. Pre probation officer praising the care and support received. The youths expressed thanks for the shelter at the home and noted their plans to improve and return to schooling. Both boys were described as well mannered and neatly presented.
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CitMren’s Aid Society
Witmeoe Walter
Carl Drenner
Garrett, Pai
Michael E. Pre
William Walter
Dreeper
Lindbergh Guests at Sproul Hunting Camp in Virginia
Staunton Virginia November 27 AP Col Charles A Lindbergh was hosted by UT B Sproul of the Virginia Highway Commission at Sproul hunting camp twenty two miles from Piloting Fairchild cabin cruiser with Governor Byrd and others arriving after a flight from Richmond. Reverend Grace Hammerbazeh Spone cellor will preach at the annual Woman's Day event. Frederick Patrick president of the American Locomotive Company is reported to have died at his New York home last night.
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Staunton
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
B. Sproul
Virginia Highway Commission
Sproul
Byrd
Virginia
Harry ¥. Guggzenheim
Gugeenheim Foundation
Beary G. Shirley. Izman
Virgistaaz Commission
Atiate
Richoicad
Grace Hammerbazeh Sponcellor
Sbippenshurr
Wil
Memorial United Brethren
Order of Owix
Nest
Frepairick
New York
Frederick P. Fitepatrick
American Locomotive Company
Nobel Prize Honors Professor From Cambridge University
A Nobel Prize recognition goes to Professor Arthur Oemptin of the University of Chicago for landmark contributions. The academy also notes the selection of Charles Thospewe Revs from Wisconsin and Cambridge University as notable figures in the same scholarly circle.
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Arthur Oemptin
Uavernits
Chicago
Academy of
Charles Thospewe
Wisco
Cambridge University
Earland
Four New Bridges Cost City 28793.57 in Fredartck Area
The four new concrete bridges over Carrol Creek intersecting main highways in Fredartck cost the city 28793.57. State Roads Commission and Potomac Edison Company covered most of the rest, reducing city expenditure to 608? or 2? dollars across the four spans. The total project reflects cooperation with state and private firms.
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Carrol Creek
Fred Artck
Maryland State Roade Commission
Abe Potomac Edteos Company
Dee
Reed
Potomac Baiton Company
Mom
Texpayarn
Win
Tosumisaion
West Patrick Street
Potomac Edisox Company
South Court
Ciy
World War Officer Sentenced in Oklahoma Killing
Major Victor M. Locke former superintendent of the five civilized tribes and an Army veteran was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the killing of Abner Battiest Choctaw Indian in Bashmataha County Oklahoma. He was sentenced to ten years in prison. The incident occurred September 1 after Locke allegedly learned Battiest had assaulted two Indian girls.
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Battiest
Major Locke
Wagruder Cancels All Speaking Engagements
Washington reports that Admiral Thomas P. Merruder censures wasting orders after criticizing the government and cancels all speaking engagements. The note mentions stock market shifts and a weather-affected aviation start at Mills Field with Captain Frederick A. Giles planning a flight to New Zealand depending on the weather.
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Washington
Thomas P. Merruder
Hasa
Sam Framcteco
Mills Field
Frederick A. Giles
New Zealand
Wey
Hemolalg
Giles
Watt
Nanking Shelters Hit as 1100 Wounded Reported
Reports from Nanking describe 1100 wounded amid fighting and shelling as Chinese defense units suffer heavy losses. The clash involves forces led by General Yum Chuss-Pang with streets under martial law and Chinese towns experiencing intensified bombardment and counterattacks.
Church Anniversary Fragments Echo From Lost Reformed Era
The article notes old church anniversaries tied to Union share and the Reformed congregation. It describes vanished buildings, memorial events, and attempts to preserve church legacy as congregations built their own houses of worship around 1888.
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Ogie
Pash
Bach
Mesaenpat
Unoir
Wreck on Pennsy Kills Man and Injures Three
A passenger tram on the Pennsylvania Railroad bound from Chicago to Louisville jumped tracks in Indianapolis yards. One man, J. B. Foye of Logansport, was killed. three passengers injured. A two-engine section toppled and fell onto the car. no other names or details confirmed.
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L. M. Cobiertz
Second and Bentz Sts
Charleston
3. C
W. B. . Merchant
Uata
United Mmazhters
John T. Norspod
M. of Prospect
News Post
W. E. Madden
Brunswick
Sloue
Frederick City Hospital
Carolina Troupe
Hood ‘College
United States
Looney
Nea Servo
Federa Ge Fertcoes Eiyeoditntes
Enuropehs
War and Navy Department
Treasury
oThie
Sot
Alex
Tober
Africa
Lewis Cotham
Jarrell
F. Green
CE Conway
Ae F & Bosnett
Mre
R. Siemmer
Fas
Jrehee Street
Frederick Hy Hospital
Martinsburg
Rapport
Senes
Mellen Sefoncord
Ford Railroad
Tts Maine Railroad
Mathewist
Teene
Board of Homtessteeraw Church Extension of the Methodiat Eptecnne
Chorch Dee Bros
E. BD. Kobtsted
Frederick la
Beth
Lindbergh
Wagruder
Marcel Sborg
Nanking
Astask
Merthern
Labor Party
Varn
Kong
Serane
Ho Ying-Ching
Norihers
Ganeral Yum Chuss
Ealler
U. & Goodeet
Shanghai
Yongge Kong
Cnied
Asheville
Yeungkang
Lee South Calng Patrol
Wth
Canton
Hong Kong
Chang Fal-Pat Lene
Guelire
Penesy
Evhel Tassing
Broadway
Maryland Syordical Lutheran League
Carron County
Frederick High’ Schot
A. L. Leary
Edith Louie Hoke
Laucille Authoris
Beresky Gale
Margaret Besant
Ithe “Harter
Maryrland
Washmatom
Nev
Aleaka
Ham
Cntrener
Senate
Warhington
Josep 1
Chaplatz
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