Grand Jury Reconvenes Amid Broad Run School Attendance Cases
The September grand jury reconvened in Circuit Court with Judge Willard presiding to consider cases arising since last session. Possible focus includes the Broad Run school attendance disputes and the murder case involving Adamstown boy Albert Brown, plus slot machine prosecutions and other gaming law violations.
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Septemoe Grand Jury
Arthur D. Willard
Manuel Give Varela
Dawsville
Frederick
Ed. Brown
Adamstown
Regro
Silva
Atela
Brown
Blanche Smith
Willard
Hamond Urner
Tonatote Bidelee
Sherman P. Bowers
Sfendant
Lester J. Ridenour
Jack Reynolds
Hagerstown
Dave Myers
Baden- Mit
Myers
Wane B. Sinn
Pedestrian Struck As car Turns At Dill and College
A Sunday evening collision at the Dill and College avenues intersection left a man named Gregory injured after a westbound car turned onto College. The driver stopped a few feet away, and Gregory got up shaken but unharmed beyond bruises.
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Dill Avenue
College Avenue
Wigan
OW Greny
Yarkuas
Wil Avenue
College Acre
Gregory
Church
Germany unfurls new war flags amid chancellor's praise
Chancellor Adolf Miller proclaims a new national war flag symbolizing unity. The banners, described as red with four quarters in black and white, are shown alongside a simplified warship flag. Flags are allegedly displayed over army barracks and warships in Germany with designs recently received in America.
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Adolf Miller
Germany
America
Bids For New School Are Found Too High
Frederick County Board of Education opened bids for a proposed PWA aided school at Pont of Rocke but all bids exceeded available funds. PWA to cover 45 percent of costs, with similar aid planned for Catoctin Furnace project. WPA will grade Frederick High School grounds with work set to start Wednesday under J Herman Mock. 2000 cubic feet of earth may be removed at the north end to create space.
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PWA
WPA
Frederick High School
J. Herman Mock
Rif Hee Ee Em
AIM Merebleg Ae
Washington Street
Hoover Says He Is Not a Candidate for 1926 Nomination
Herbert Hoover told Maryland Federation of Young Republicans officials at a New York Union League dinner that he is not a candidate for the 1926 Republican presidential nomination. Charles H Cover and Harry Leonard Katz quoted Hoover as saying there are about 21 candidates and he is one of them. The dinner, arranged by H Stanley Krusen, aimed to discuss party policies without publicity amid Maryland contenders.
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Baltimore
Herbert Hoover
Maryland Federation of Young Republicans
Charles H Cover
Harry Leonard Katz
Federation
Union League
New York
Ohw Society
Hoover
Sy Cover
Maryland
Supreme Court Grants Fresh Suit on Cotton Act Challenge
The Supreme Court allowed Governor Eugene Talmadge to pursue a final challenge to the cotton act, with December hearings on Tennessee Valley Authority validity likely to span into January. The government received extra time to respond on Rice Adjustment Administration tax matters. William D. Lovell Jr named acting postmaster at New Windsor Maryland.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eugene Talmadge
Grotga
Whih
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Relief meeting on county relief issue and pension costs
County Commissioners meet with the Frederick County Welfare Board to discuss relief needs for the new old age pension and rising demands from schools and fire companies. Projections show added appropriations may push the tax rate beyond 95 cents, with vast funding decisions expected by December 1.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Wipehsotan
Canadian American Lumber Treaty Sparks Alarm Across Industry
Washington reports say the 50 percent duty reduction on Canadian lumber under the new treaty alarms the lumber sector. Industry spokesmen warn of economic disruption and wage impacts, while politicians assess potential implications for the 1936 campaign and regional interests in the West.
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Washington
Speeding case before Braddock Heights court
Bascom Neal admitted exceeding 45 mph near Braddock Heights while en route to a dance. He was fined $10 after pleading guilty before Justice Patrick M Schnauffer in Peoples Court. Neal claimed a slow speedometer but was found within range for 60 mph west of the State police sub station. Officer W. K May paced the car on West Patrick street and Neal paid the fine.
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Braddock Heights
Bascom
Neal
Prederick
Patrick M Schnauffer
Peoples Court
Schnauffer
West Patrick Street
W. K May
Weather data summary with precipitation and temperatures
The report lists 24 hour precipitation at 0.95 inches with irregular terms and figures. November precipitation figures show 7 248 inches normal versus 2 07 inches actual for 1934. Temperature notes include high of 39 and low of 25, with yesterday and year ago readings. Sunset and moon data appear with times and minor variations. The stream condition is described as mostly calm with some minor disturbance.
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Perarusting Xenger
Tate
Botomas Eiett
Rev R S Harp Accepts Call To Takoma Park
Rev R S Harp accepts the rectorate at Trinity Church Takoma Park Maryland beginning December 16. He previously served as rector of Christ Church West River and led parish improvements and debt repayment, with a 400 member congregation and active missionary work.
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R. S. Harp
Takoma Park
Rema $ Hart, Jr
Tromiy Cnurch
Columba
Harp Lesween
Christchurch
West River
Murray
All Saints
Predence
Douglass Hooff
Helfenstein
Christchuren West River
Rey Mr Hoof
Harry P Nichols
Frederick
Harp
Frenecix
Johns Hopkins University
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Durong
Christchurch West Reyer
Rmanty
Trinity Church
Harpelectorate
SP Glyd
Market Starts With Rush But Then Halts
New York trading opened with brisk activity as investors moved to buy in selective groups after a Canadian trade treaty, but profit-taking emerged. Grain and cotton showed a slight dip while bonds remained steady and call money rose to around three quarters of a percent.
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New York
Altonols
Ministers Hear Rev Dr Powers On Bible Influence
Rev Dr Edgar Cordell Powers of Baltimore spoke to the Frederick County Ministerial Association on The Influence of the Bible On the Life and Literature of the English Speaking People. He cited Shakespeare and writers like Tennyson Byron and Markham as indebted to Bible translations and praised the local Bible Society. Three new members were elected, and a 400th anniversary commemorative service of the English Bible was scheduled for January 19 with Bishop Edwin Hughes as speaker. A Christmas devotional followed by lunch at the Francis Scott Key hotel concluded the gathering.
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Edgar Cordell Powers
Baltimore
Bible Society of Maryland
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Charles E. Wehler
Tora
New England
Shakespeare
Tennyson
Byron
Markham
Edwin H Hughes
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ray
Henri G Kieffer
Rey Douglass Hooff
Acre
Wy E. Nelson
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Waters md
F R Sete
Jr Re
Ernest O'o
Ne'son
C Brown
JW Pehsr
Koons Hea
PH Waos
Cianes DO Shaffer
Coaries W Hess
Charlies E Wehr
James B Ranch
J Frank P.fe
P E Hemmer
Mirs Eimer
W Caip
Henry
Kraf
Hermann
R Bamgar
J M Baral
Mass McGaee
HC Erdman
E Hartman
Dew
Pwee
Wal
Lee Ro Sywy
Myer
John
Adam
Amos J Travers
Frisno
Moe
Kresge
Lokens
Die Laney
City officials plan Hagerstown disposal plant visit
Aldermen and City Engineer Elmer Maxwell travel to Hagerstown to inspect a disposal plant tied to Frederick's sewerage project. The plan targets a plant near Carroll Creek and the Monocacy river as part of a million dollar sewer system with bids due December 10 to 15.
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Elmer Suc Maxwell
City Mall
Hagerstown
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Montocacy River
Plana
Fredericks
State Board of Health
Public Works Administration
Alermen
Lingd CG Culler
LMS
DeMolay Attend Church for Parents Day Observance
Frederick Chapter of DeMolay members and their dads attended divine worship at the Evangelical Reformed church on Parents Day. About 30 members marched from the Masonic Temple led by Edward Nogie and officers to the service, with Rev Dr Amos J Travet instigating the event and Rev Dr Henri B G Kueffer delivering a sermon on a new life. Yellow chrysanthemums were placed in honor of DeMolay parents. community members and local clergy participated in the ceremony and prayers.
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James Low
DeMolay
Henri B G Kueffer
Acquittal in Killing Case Sparks New Indictments
Nine men charged in the death of a Black man near Ashland City were acquitted by a jury. Circuit Judge Kirk Courtney issued warrants charging conspiracy to inflict corporal punishment against five relatives and associates. Police pursue auto theft and missing vehicle leads in Jefferson County area.
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Ashland
City
Tenn
Sibel
Tmurder
Here
Kirk Courtney
Frase Jimms
Chde Dotson
Allie Brown
Baxter Bell
Sanctions Take Effect On Italians In Ethiopia War
League of Nations sanctions aimed at Italy began taking effect as nations cut off trade and banned Italian goods. France and Portugal moved to enforce embargoes while Italy faced military, diplomatic pushback and protections around foreign embassies in Rome.
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London
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
Portugal
France
Rome
Moy
Rote
Ettibe Opla
Earie
League
Brother Declares Brother Dead Then Discovers Him Alive at Breakfast
James JD Boyd, 38, was reported killed in a Baltimore automobile accident when the car he rode in hit a pole after a wheel broke. His brother John EB Boyd, a window washer, rushed home at 134 West South Street to find James alive at breakfast, sparking confusion and a reported funeral plan that was quickly halted.
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James JD. Boyd
Baltimore
John EB. Boyd
West South Street
Boyd
Sintgo
Malettore
Jamee Boyd
Anthew Davey
Bannon
Feseeldens
Jona Bod
John
Lars
Phew
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Ket
Point of Rocke
Young Republicans
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William ID. Lovell, Jr
Windsor
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Riley
Robert KH Riley
State Department of Health
E C Kefauver
Richard A Sliger
Frederick Coun'y
Sliger
Riles
Ton Shirley
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Cravens
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Ravin
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Turner
Ralph Tabor
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