Tatum Criticizes Pay Scale For High School Coaches
Frederick meeting voices strong support for adequate funding of high school football coaching amid debate over Maryland pay scales. Jim Tatum criticizes community funding gaps while urging better compensation and insurance for Cadet players. Gambino eligibility looms as conference decision nears, with prospects of a special dispensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum
Maryland
Jim Tatus
University of Maryland
Sesson
Frederick Rivarans
Scott Key
Tom Glass
Frederick High
Evagora Ransom
Bull Meek
Terradin
Marylands
la Gamb No Tatu
Frederick
Don Snpsey
Asf
Glass
Ineman
Pittsburgh
Gambino
University of Mary
Gamono
Gambino .S
Yto
Marinand
J. Vernon Coblentz
George Harg
Petersons Ointment Promises Pile Relief Across Lands
A 40 year old Hulak druggist created an ointment to ease itching and smarting piles. The product, Petersons Ointment, gained fame for quick cooling soothing astringent relief. It sold in 40c boxes or 60c applicators with a money back guarantee.
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Todas
Iube Peterson
Bach
Frederick
Willamson’s
Silco
Allen
Peters Named Key Communist Leader in U S Deportation Hearings
Testimony at a House committee deportation hearing identified J Peters as a top figure in the U S Communist underground. Witnesses described him as the boss who organized action committees to take over the country in war or economic crisis and preached destruction of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Peters
United States
Peters
Whittaker Chambers
House Un-American Activities Committee
Communist Underground
Maurice Malkin
Communist Party
George Hearts
Andrew Smith
America
Charles H .White
Comintern
Moscow
Hewitt
National Committee
The
Smith
Frederick men and Chicago figure in brewing case
Charles R. Zweizig and Jimmy Estes of Frederick along with Arthur Schreper of Chicago and A P Simmons of Baltimore appear in a legal matter noted in the report. The item lists associated individuals from multiple cities involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Zweizig
Jimmy Estes
Frederick
Arthur Schreper
Chicago
A P. Simmons
Baltymore
Political shifts and expulsion echo in 1935 party history
In 1935 a veteran member recounts an expulsion in 1928 for Trotskyite views and six years as a party member within the W’s. White, identified as Black, claims he left the party in 1935. Peters, 54, a native of Czechoslovakia, faces an INA hearing for advocating violent overthrow and entering the U S without a valid visa. He declines to partake in the hearing on attorney advice, telling reporters witnesses are confused and wishing to stay in the country after 25 years. He denies being a former Communist Party official and says he is unemployed.
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Malkin
W's
White
Peters
Czechoslovakia
Immigration and Naturalzarion Service
U. S
Hac Mathin
Communist Party
Postmaster Resigns. Garrett Leaves Knoxville Post
Willam N Garrett, Knoxville postmaster, resigns effective yesterday to pursue a Doctorate in Economics at the University of Florida. A former Central High football standout in Washington DC and a Maryland alum, Garrett departs after notable service. Thomas C Bittle named acting postmaster of Knoxville.
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Willam N Garrett
Knoxville
University of Florida
Central High
Washington DC
University of Maryland
Thomas C Bittle
Knoxville Post Office Serves Several Frederick and Washington Areas
The third class Knoxville post office serves Petersville St Marks Bells Mill Rosemont New Addition in Frederick county and Weverton Garretts Mill Yarrowsburg Sandy Hook in Washington county. Mr Garrett is a veteran of World War II.
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Knoxville
Petersville
St. Marks
Bell's Mill
Rosemont
New Addition
Frederick County
Weverton
Garrett's Mill
Yarrowsburg
Sandy Hook
Washington County
Garrett
Granted Divorce Granted to Roland L. Michael in Equity Court
Roland L. Michael of 16 Winchester Street was granted an absolute divorce from Birs. Geraltine L. Michael after he testified his wife withdrew $4600 from a Brunswick bank and left home to join a Washington policeman. The decree was signed Tuesday by an associate judge in Equity Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland L. Michael
Winchester Street
Brunswick
Washington
Birs
Geraltine L . Michael
Lin Equity Court
Desertion Charge Involving Patrick Schnauffer Plaintiff
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. represented the plaintiff who was ordered to pay the court costs in the desertion case against Patrick M. L. Schnauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick ML Schnauffer
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Penguins breed on desolate coastal islands
Penguins breed on islands along desolate coasts. The sentence notes their adaptation to sparse habitats and suggests remote locations support breeding colonies.
Losses on Farms From Fire Estimated at 99 Million Annually
A report estimates annual losses from farm fires at 99 million dollars, highlighting the financial impact on agricultural operations. The figure underlines the need for fire prevention measures and support for farmers facing lost crops, livestock, and infrastructure.
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Jim Tatum
Big Oliday
Monocacy Motors
North Market St
Dodge Plymouth
Gromth
Karol’s Kiddie Shop
N. Market St
Wards
Key Commie
Glass & Mirror
Park Avenue
Tad
New Beallsville
T. Gamble and His Orchestra
Upper
Montgomery County
Volunteer Fire
Eduards
Tong Service
Kemp
Dick Harp
Braddock
North End Civic Association
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
South Market ST
Cherub
Missy
Young's Beauty Salon
N. Market Street
Bennett
sAnter Woven
jSockz
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