Frederick County Boards Confer on 1935 School Budget
A special Frederick County Board of Education meeting at the Court House discussed emergency appropriations and proposed salary restorations for teachers. Officials and the Frederick County Teachers Association weighed continuing emergency funds through December 1935 to avoid a larger $296,000 year budget, with an extra $28,090 needed for January 1 raises.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Education
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County Teachers Association
S.ale
Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers' Association
Board For Education
Board of Educution
Walt Voss
Frederick Cow
Gettysburg rooming house owner questioned in three girls case
Carlisle reports state police link the Duncansville and Carlisle murders after four days of clues. Mrs Snyder, owner of a Gettysburg rooming house, said a man woman and three children with a California plate stayed the night. Police questioned otherGettysburg operators and noted a possible link to the Duncansville death trail. A Baltimore letter was handed to state police as another potential lead.
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Carlisle
Harry L. McElroy
Duncansville
McElroy
Snyder
Gettysburg
California
H. Elmer Snyder
H. S. Cramer
SR A Dae Pee HH Dineen Etene
Cromer
Ms. Snyder
Baltimore
Carlisie
Harvey Kuhns
Weather Today Summary
Fragmented weather note reports 24 hour precipitation and temperatures for a past date. Details include high and low temperatures, humidity, and barometric readings in an unclear format with multiple garbled tokens and no coherent location.
Pre Holiday Market Caution Diminishes Before Thanksgiving
New York stock activity showed modest gains and reduced pre holiday caution. Steel, farm implements, industrials and rails led buying while wheat corn and cotton rose. bonds held steady and call money renewed amid holiday sentiment.
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New York
Mobile Society Girls Freed By Kidnappers
Three Mobile society girls Miss Virginia Whiting niece of D P L Bestor president of the First National Bank Mobile Miss Loraine Walsh and Miss Janst Powers were abducted by two masked bandits on a downtown street in Mobile. The abductors forced them to drive toward a toll bridge at Jackson Alabama before releasing the trio after demanding gifts. The incident occurred near Tombigbee River area and the suspects fled after vanishing on a side road.
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Moble
Als
Jackson
Ala
Tombisher River
Virginia Whiting
D. PL. Bestor
First National Bank
Loraine Walsh
Janst Powers
Mobile
Lord Ashley Granted Divorce from Lady Ashley
London AP reports Lord Ashley was granted a divorce from Lady Ashley with costs of the action assessed against Douglas Fairbanks Jr the co respondent. The decree allows a final divorce after six months if no contrary cause is shown. The suit was uncontested and no jury was required. Lady Ashley is former Sylvia Hawkes.
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London
Lord Ashley
Lady Ashley
Doulas Fairbanks, Jr
Sobleman
Ashley
Sylvia Hawkes
Ashles
Fairbanks
Cour
Lord Ashiey
Mrs Gordon M Ash Dies Aboard Ship En Route To Florida
Mrs Janie Drill Ash wife of Gordon Monges Ash died in Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami Florida after being stricken Tuesday while aboard a ship en route from Baltimore to Florida. She had been in ill health and remained in a coma until death. Surviving are her husband and two sisters Misses Nannie and Harriett Drill of Frederick. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Janie Drill Ash
Gordon Monges Ash
Frederick
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miami
Fila
Florida
White Oak Springs Farm
Ballenger Creek Pike
All Saints, Church
Florida East Coast Railroad
Baltimore
M BR
Etchison and Son Funeral
North Market Street
License transfer rules clarified for Maryland Inn case
State License Board clarified the transfer process for the William V. Rase Maryland Inn beer license to Howard M. Speak. The board noted a transfer requires a proper application and approval of the new location or assignee, with a $1 transfer fee plus publication costs. The error lay with Speak for not filing a new application, not with State's Attorney Sinn.
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William V. Rase
Maryland Inn
Howard M. Speak
State License Bureau
Walter E. Sinn
State License Board
Speak
Sinn
The
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Frederick County Nats No So
Peter Named Attorney On New Montgomery Board
Edward Peter, leader of an anti organization in Montgomery County and treasurer of the Psion party, was elected attorney to the newly organized Montgomery County Commissioners board. The Fusion party holds three seats, while the Democrats hold two. Peter is the son of the late Judge Edward C. Peters.
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FETER
Edward Peter
Montgomery
Psion J Perky
Clus
New Dys
Fusion Party
Democrats
Peter
Lste
Edward C. Petes
Frederick County Home Owners Loan program progress noted
Frederick County plans to continue government help for about 250 homeowners under the Home Owners Loan Corporation policy. The program slows as repairs are mandated, but most applicants are expected to qualify for loans. About 133 loans totaling 6968.68 have closed locally, with further closings by Amos A. Holter and Richard F. Ross.
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Frederick County
Home Owners Lory Corporation
Home Owners Loan
James H. Cranmer
Cramer
Amos A. Holter
Richard F. Ross
Eric Lundgren
Frederick
Washingston
Campaign finance records for Montgomery County parties flee
Rockville reports show Lacy Shaw and Wilton Allen, treasurers of the Democratic and Republican state central committees, fled with clerk of court. Statements list receipts of 13 904.25 and disbursements of 12 896 26 leaving a balance of 7.65. 613.31 still unpaid. Alien’s report notes 4 952.12 in expenses. Minor charges include 152.75 to Tra Whitacre, 14 to Lewis F Judge, and 230 to J Fo.
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Rockville
Lacy Shaw
Wilton T. Allen
Democratic
Republican
Montgomery County
Circuit Cour
Whitacre
Cour Pen
Lewis F
Cour Democrat
J. Fo
Democratoretgeled
Cour ‘ Urer
No Paper Thursday Thanksgiving Schedule
The News will not publish Thursday for Thanksgiving. Business and editorial offices remain open after five o'clock Thursday evening for operations and inquiries.
Roosevelt Plans Low Cost Housing Initiative For the Poor
President Roosevelt announced a plan to provide adequate low cost housing for the poor. The extent of federal participation is not yet determined, with a national program for rural home construction and clearance still pending details.
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Roosevelt
Springs
Nev
Roonvelt
Wet Thanksgivings Forecast Dampens Holiday Plans
Overcast skies and probable showers mark the holiday forecast with no sunshine for football and hunting grounds. Fog and rain delay air and auto travel while Baltimore harbor shipping slows. Weather notes show variable precipitation and a dry ground condition potential if December meets standard. historical rainfall data cited.
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Milter
Tren
Frederick
Baltimore
Petunias
State Vote Canvasled in Annapolis Election Report
The State Board of Canvassers released official results showing Harry W. Niet Republican Governor elect leading Ritby with a large plurality. The report details Governor and United States Senate races plus state offices including Attorney General and State Comptroller with margins.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Niet
Ritby
Accu
Ing
State Board of
George L. Radcliffe
United States
Settle
Joseph I. Fra Republicen
Radelife
France
Elisabeth Gilman
Samuel Gale
Ada Smith Lang
Herbert R. O'Conor
Ocgoner
Geo. Henderson
William A. Toole
Tom Pinkerton
Robeart W. Stevens
William S. Gordy, Jr
Frederic Paul Adkins
Lee H. Tracey
Roy Herel
Moerms Levitz
James A. Young
W.e.quenstedt
Irvin R. Middlskauil
Brice Parker
T. Goldshorough
Joe H. Burdell Messenger
William P. Colr
Theodore F. Brn
Oskald
Edgar R. McShare
Vanrent L. Palmisano
F. Stenne
Per Repu
Samuc
Neist Ant Democrat
Repay
Boyer
Soci
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Frank G
Fourth Credit
Associated Sixth Grrenit
Demnecr Welsh
Repu
Frederick High School Dramatic Clubs Present Robin Hood Play
Frederick High School three dramatic clubs present a Robin Hood play Friday night December 7 at 8 o clock in the school auditorium. The cast includes Lester Mac Gregor as Robe Hood Marian Burrally as Scrolling Mindrel Gordon Cromwell as Little John Herman Bes as Alan A Dale James Sausser as Friar Tuck Julian Delph David as Dorneaster Grayson Slup as Midge the Miller John Ausser as The High Sheriff Charles Hoelke as Guy of Gisbourne Walham Main as Sir Richard of the Sea Herbert Goulbirs as Lady Marian Dorothy Hahn as Hugh Clem Alexander Roland Keitz Bishop of Fairdale Dorothy Fouche ty as Lady Jane Sir Richard s wife
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Frederick High
Callch
Igh Senagi
Todsewaa
Robo Hood
Lester MacGregor
Scrolling Mindrel
Marian Burrally
Little John
Gordon Cromwell
Alan-A-Dale
Herman Bes
Friar Tuck
James Sausser
Sourtet
Julian Delph David
Dorn- Easter
Grayson Siup
Midge
the Miller
John Ausser
Nottingham
Charles Hoelke
Guy of
Gisbsurne
Walham Main
Richard of the Sea
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Bank Holdup At Fairfield Sparks Nationwide Alert
Two unmasked robbers held up the Fairfield National Bank at Fairfield Pennsylvania on November 24 and fled with $3,700 in cash after tying the cashier and teller. A second incident near Gettysburg later reported similar thefts with suspects escaping in a waiting car. Authorities pursued leads across the region as the investigation continued.
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Fairfield Bank
Gettysburg
Fairfield National Bank
Fairfield
Here
Robert Martin
Arthur Moore
Martin
Moore
Waynesboro
Maryland
Roads Muddle May Put Many On Direct Relief
The State Roads Commission faces possible curtailment due to an inability to pay bills. State Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein warns that halting relief projects like EQnPINE and Sujeet Siuta Deveavin could force workers onto the relief rolls and reduce regular staff. Officials could not confirm details, citing district needs assessments.
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State Roads Commission
Enzinzers
Paxden
Large CCC Camp at Fishing Creek Enrolls 213 Men
At Fishing Creek Camp the Civilian Conservation Corps reports 213 enrollees, the largest since a district quota of 200. Since June 1933 the camp has built 15 to 20 miles of road, improved watershed fire protection, and completed a fire tower at Hamburg. Enrollees also participate in an evening educational program led by Roger C. Bean with multiple courses and weekly special talks.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Ivar Fishing Creek
Feturn
Wien
Hamburg
Roger C. Bean
Pug B Inc
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