Ruling on PWA funds delays new Frederick highway
A decision by Comptroller-General McCarl on applying Public Works Administration funds to Federal highways is awaited. State officials say the Frederick to Hagerstown route remains a priority, with plans for a 150-foot right of way and dual 20-foot lanes, plus a park space, and a first contract possible by December 15 if funds are approved.
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Comptroller
John R. McCarl
Public Works Administration
Nathan L. Smith
Myereville
Smith
Philadelphia
Prodertek
Patrick Street
Freaderick
Ellicott City
Ciel Biginesr
Charlies J. Fox
Automovile Ciuo
Maryland
Frederick
Lup
Baltimore
Mr. Smith
Hagerstown
State Roads Commission
Edmondson Avenue
Patapsen River
Elliott City
Frederick County Teachers Association
J. ©. Biehl
Thurmont
Charles Henry Remsbers
Frederick High School
Wilbur Devilbiss
Brimawick
Board of Education
Burkitteville
Point of Rocks
Harry Keller
Buckeystown
Lloyd C. Culler
L. J. Keller
Jefferson
Gnarles F. Bowers
Cutler
Robert G. Callahan, Jr
PWA
Pritt
Meena
Mae Bera Rov
Place of Physical Education in School Curriculum
The November meeting of the Glade Valley Community Association discussed the Place of Physical Education in the School Curriculum. Mrs. Laurens Bowers of Frederick High spoke on objectives of physical education for girls and how play and calisthenics aid health and learning.
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Glade Valley Community Association
Walktraville High School
Laurens Bowers
Prederick High School
Bowers’ Addreay
George Kuss
Vocal Dio
Katherine Myers
Norma Ket~ Tells
Doris Young
Ruth Erdman
Thomas Cramer Ren
Legion 0 Make Toy Collection in Frederick Saturday
Six trucks under the Francia Scott Key Post No 11 will collect discarded toys for poor children at Christmas in Frederick. Trucks start at 6 30 Saturday morning, soliciting broken toys to rebuild and repaint. Local firms donate trucks. gifts distributed via charitable agencies and by Legionnaires on Christmas Eve. last year over 4600 toys to more than 2000 children.
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Francia Scott Key Post
No. 11
American Legion
Frederick
Thomas E. Yerey
Legionnaires
Legion Committee
Legion
Christ Team
Salvation Army
Federated Charities
Ralph G. Kline
Economy Oil Company
Richard Kline
Klines’ Auto Supply
Frederick Motor Company
Roney Motor Company
Carly, Inc
Charles 5. Houck, Jr
Walkersville
Légion
Chiang Kai-shek agrees to North China autonomy amid Japanese pressure
Peiping officials announced a program of autonomy for North China to shield the region from Japanese aggression. They said Chiang Kai-shek decided to approve a confederation of five northern provinces, aiming to deter invasion while allowing a North China government under pressure from Tokyo.
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Tokyo
China
Nanking
Renga
Japanes
Chiang- Kai-Shek
North
Chiang
Peiping
North China
Relic Probe to Be Statewide
Governor Harry W Nice announced that Maryland relief client investigations will expand statewide to determine each recipient s employment status. Baltimore police commissioner Charles D Gaither had said city relief cases would be examined, with state policemen and Survey Commission staff conducting the inquiry.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Charles D. Gaither
Survey Commission
Defense rests in Maxwell murder case
Edith Maxwell, 21 year old schoolteacher, testified in her own defense that her father Trigg Maxwell attacked her during a drunken frenzy and she struck him with a shot. The defense rested after she described frantic attempts to ward off the assault and questioned whether the blows caused fatal injuries as charged by the State.
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Edith Maxwell
Schiol
Trigg Maxwell
Policeman Who Tagged Judge Loses His Job
Rockville authorities dismiss Policeman Thompson amid a public feud with Judge Harold C. Smith of Montgomery County Police Court. Thompson tagged the judge’s car with a parking summons and earned the nickname No Auto Land as relations with the Owl municipal office strained. The judge agreed to the service and the issue was resolved with a handshake and the feud ended.
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Mia
Harold C. Smith
Montgomery County
Thompson
Rockville
Cmanty
Owl
Nice
Judee Smith
Frederick Board reviews pay, budget at special meeting
Frederick County Board of Education convened to discuss salaries and the coming year’s budget. Superintendent Pruitt outlined budget items, noted no approvals yet, and aims to present to the County Commissioners by month’s end. The board seeks to keep teacher salaries at the current minimum for 1935, with debates on increases tied to county funding.
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Board of Extoration of
Frederick County
Eujmene W. Pruitt
Board of Education
Frederick
Maryland
Board of Public Works
Counry
Market unease over present high position
New York stocks sit at a four year peak with mixed gains and selective buying. Leaders like steel and motors lag while many issues advance only modestly as bonds hold steady and cotton and wheat inch higher. Call money eased to about three quarters of a percent.
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New York
Wall Street
Jamie
Steew
Motors
Taneytown Station Operator Slugged and Robbed
Taneytown filling station operator T. Spangler was struck with a bottle and hammer and robbed of cash and checks totaling nearly $100. The attack occurred on the road between Taneytown and Gettysburg. Police questioned two suspects as an investigation began. three watches and a box with three plates were found by a shipping clerk during fingerprint attempts. Spangler remained in serious condition.
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Taneytown
Uday
Spangler
Weather Today Report With Inaccurate Data
Daily weather bulletin presents mixed figures with precipitation showing 92 inches for November to date and extreme values for past years. Temperatures list high yesterday 53 and low last night 28 with previous year lows 139 and highs 5. The sun was visible around 4.30 pm and tomorrow forecast hints at 7.00 am moon rise and 41 am moonset, but data contains inconsistencies and unreadable fragments.
Briggs Buys Navin Interest In Detroit Club
Detroit November 1 AP Walter Briggs Detroit industrialist and half owner of the world champion Detroit Tigers announced he would purchase the remaining 50 percent interest from the heirs of Frank J Navin club president who died last week. The deal follows a long standing arrangement giving the surviving partner a say on holdings. Terms were not disclosed.
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Detroit
Walter
Brigwa
Detroit Tigers
Prank J. Navin
Brigas
Navin
Dia
Briggs
Charles Navin
Detroit Baseball Club
TRAINING SCHOOL OPENS AT LOCAL FIRST BAPTIST
The training school for Bible School workers opened at the First Baptist church Monday night. Two classes were formed for elementary group leaders and for older students with Mrs. Emory Trainham leading the elementary class and Dr. Joseph T. Watts leading the advanced class. A roster of enrolled attendees from Front Royal and local families follows, with sessions planned through Friday at 7:20 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
Emory Trainham
Front Royal
Vaid
Cinna
Joseph T. Wats
Baltimore
Rey
W. C. Royal
Harry H Ewing
Charles Schultz
George Jacob
Elmer Stockmen
W. Cc. Humm
J. David Trout
Glenn Ho McGregor
A. B. Collmus
Bowyer Foul
H. L. Neisser
A. B. Keller
Leonard Kreh
Rebecca Ja+ ton
Anta May Wilson
Messrs
John S&s. Buseck
James
P. Trout
Harry Cornpropat
G. Wm. Sultz
R. Donald Gearinger
W. C. Jones
Crist
George Wm. Tow
E. Bryan Rice
Attack Near Makale Prompts Ethiopian Losses and Unscathed Italian Commander
A two hour clash near Makale involved a 20 plane Italian squadron under Count Claas fighting Ethiopian forces. Italian reports say about 2000 Ethiopians were killed while Count Claas and his son in law Mussolini's ally Count Galera Clana emerged unharmed. Emperor Haile Selassie left Addis for Geneva as sanctions debate raged in Rome.
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Asmara
Fritrea
Galera Clana
Mussolini
Clane
Count Clana
Makale
Duen
Vittoria
Bruno
Menese
Claas
Cold Night Drops to 28 Degrees Amid Frosty Start
The coldest night of the season brought a 28 degree low and clear frosts. Early risers saw skiing, hunting odds amid a season of low temperatures. Rabbits fell to a hunter’s stone near Park Mills, marking a rare kill as the frost persisted and farmers reported wheat looking fine despite recent snow.
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Wome
Crawford
Park Mills
Eld
Borah Friends to Enter Him in Presidential Primaries
Washington Nov 19 AP word reached the capital that Borah supporters will file his name in several next year primaries unless Idaho Republicans announce a clear no. The move signals a possible Borah Hoover duel for the Republican nomination or influence on the party course. The developments show Borah and Hoover rising as leaders of opposing GOP factions.
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Jay Secrede
Rome
Tod
United States
Italy
Washington
Washingkin
Borah
Idaho
Memmican
Hoover
Repubican
Relief Money Diverted From Work Fund, Major Claims
Washington reports hearing by the United States Conference of Mayors as Harry Fapeiba accuses Mayor Frederick Mansfield of diverting part of the four billion dollar work relief fund. Mansfield argues the average allowance per worker was about 41.20 and that large federal projects used similar sums for materials, reducing funds per man to roughly 800. Local governments faced storage and management challenges seeking proper relief allocation.
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Albert W. Stevena
Orvil A. Anderson
Frederick Welay
Frederick
South Dakota
Black Hills
Sergt
Willam J. Ben~enett
United States Air Corps
South Market Street
Washington
Harry Fapeiba
Someness
Prederick W. Mansfield
Berton
United States
Mayora
Roosevelt
Mansfield
Watka
Mansfeld
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