Assignments Of Teachers Approved At Regular Board Meeting
The board approved numerous new teaching appointments and reassigned staff. Changes include Frederick Hight replacing Warth on vocational agriculture, Helen Moser and Julia Dene taking new posts, Leary resigning from Emmitsburg and Frederick High, and several moves among Parkway Woodsboro Elm Elm Street Thurmont and other schools reflecting staffing needs and illness leave replacements.
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Marie B
William Kincaid
Ardills
Hamimaker
UN School
L. Carroll Biser
Frederick Hight
Warth
Aliss Helen Moser
Shepherds Va
Home Econom High
Unsburg
Middletown
Charles Hugh Reinhart
Shepherdstox
Airs
Julia Dne
East Brunswick
Wiliam Lugenbeel
Chambersburg
Anna T. Ryan
Shamaville
Leary
Emmitsburg High School
Frederick High
Germans To Be Admitted Here In Postwar Reopening
The United States plans to reopen immigration gates to Germans in the Reich after more than seven years of wartime restrictions. About 25,857 Germans will be admitted annually, with registration in western occupation zones starting soon and forms printed in Switzerland. Displaced persons, roughly 300,000, are a major component, with Congress authorizing 205,000 admission over two years.
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Wasl Gion
United States
Reich
Ible
Germany
Austria
State Department
Switzerland
Congress
Siation
Targest
Walter Kennedy Speaks To Webb Post Of VFW
Walter Kennedy spoke at the John R. Webb Post Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting on West Patrick Street. Kennedy described sales to receive the State's general funds and their use for various purposes, estimating about 27.5 million dollars in next year’s collections under James McLaren. The meeting was well attended and refreshments were served.
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Walter
Democrats Prepare Baltimore Campaign HQ for Maryland Vote Push
Maryland Democrats open presidential campaign headquarters in Baltimore next week to mobilize the eight Electoral College votes. Former Senator George L. Radcliffe will act as campaign manager at President Truman’s request, Radcliffe announced, after being sworn in as a senator.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George L. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Truman
Redcliffe
Mail First Papers To Class Of 22
Questionnaires have been mailed to prospective Frederick County draftees as the Class of 1926 begins. The first group is non-father, non-veteran single men. registrants have ten days to return properly filled forms. Similar questionnaires will go out to other age groups, with registration continuing tomorrow. Volunteers from the American Legion assist.
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Frederick County
Jary
Miss Adkins To Talk To GOP In Frederick County
Frederick county Republican women meet at the Y M C A to plan activities for the fall and luncheon next Tuesday at Catoctin Country Club. Miss Bertha Adkins, Maryland’s new national committeewoman, will speak. Plans include tickets, membership, transportation, and a card party on September 27 at the Jun Firg Engine house.
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Frederick County
Catoctin Country Club
Bertha Adkins
Maryland
J. Glenn Beall
Salisbury
Wellesler College
Teachers College of
Columbia University
Miss Adkins
Western Maryland College
Bradford
Massachusetts
Harry Radel
Jacob
Charles P. State
Roy Leatherman
Herbert Duvall
George B. Hoke
Emma French
Holly Albaugh
Alrs. Staley
Joseph Stephens
French
Jun Firg Engine House
Creeger Post Drives Aid For Fire Victims
A relief drive for the Creeger Post 168 American Legion of Thurmont sponsored by Edwin C. Creeger begins after a Tuesday evening fire burned the Sweeney Furnace home. Firemen say the house was largely destroyed though some parts withstood the blaze and fled as the house burned.
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Hobart Sweeney Furnace
Edwin C. Creeger
American Legion of
Ready To Talk With Russ About Colonies
London Sept. n adds Russ IV to open four power future of Italy's pre war before Sept. 15. Foreign Office announced today. ARRESTS REPORTED Several arrests overnight by city police. Names include Roy Pickett Beaton N Riggles and Kenneth E Frederick all on intoxication charges. Officers Kanade Stup and Twentey made the arrests.
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London
Italy
Foreign Office
Roy Pickett
Beaton
Lawrence J. Riggles
South Street
Kenneth E. Frederick
Route 1
Sets
Culler
Sworley
Kanade
Stup
Twentey
Eggs and fruit thrown at Acuff and Reece incident
Reported by Police Chief as a disorderly scene at a political meeting. An observer noted hoodlums targeted the speakers’ platform as grapefruits and eggs were tossed toward Acuff and Reece, who were among Republican national committeemen at the poll.
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Acuff
Reece
Emi
B. Carrell Reece
Wasstreck B. Reece
Jles
Eakers
Giant Garment Industry Hit By Huge Strike
New York on September 8 reports say 15 000 truckers are idle in New York and New Jersey as a broad strike cripples the garment trade. AFL Teamsters and federal, state, and city officials meet but prospects for quick settlement look dim. милли
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New York
New York City
AFL International
Teamsters
New
New Jersey
Commerce and Industry Association
Alilk Doziers Association
M Odwvver
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In City and County
Deeds recorded in the clerk's office cover numerous property sales in the city and county. Transactions include the Palmer residence at 8 West 13th Street sold to the Cramer couple for about 16000 dollars, and the Moser farm on the Johnsons Mill Hamy road sold by Falkenstein to the Davises for about 62 acres and improvements. Additional transfers include a Braddock district property on Fred Heights road for about 8000 dollars, and other parcels along West Seventh Street, Rockwell Terrace, Dulaney Avenue, and Hauvers d with prices and purchasers listed. The market note adds General lower prices on the New York Stock Exchange with slow daily activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert C. Palmer
West 13Th Street
Ernest E. Cramer
Walter R. Falkenstein
Roy M. Davis
Joseph C. Moser
Johnsons Mill-Hamy Road
Elworthy
Albert TL
Syeatbert
Lester E. Barnes
Howard AL Wagner
Willam Hureit
Black Mill
W. Clinton McSherry
Rockwell Terrace
Dulaney Avenue
Ion i
Rau
Ida B. MicMahon
Robert J. Zoller
Hauvers
D. Mansiperauion
John W. E Drew L. SteCtes
Mir
Richard H. Rosensteel
Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Enrollment Surges As City Schools Brace For 30-Student Classes
Attendance climbs at Frederick High Elm and Lincoln as enrollment nears 600 at North Market Street and Parkway. New rules cap classrooms at 30 to 35 pupils, signaling more hires. Frederick High shows shifts from 893 to 841, Elm Street drops sharply, and Parkway houses many rooms near capacity with teachers reassigned to meet the load.
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Frederick High
Elm
North Market Street
Park
Parkway
Forties
Washington Street
Frederick High School
Elm Street
Lincoln
Harry O. Smith
A. Heistey Coran
Barnhart
Mr. Sullivan
Edyther Sigmund
Isabel Re
Marion Rogers
Bernice Hammaker
Kiora Smith
William Kin- Marian Moser
Dorothy Beatty
Helen R. Chand
Kay Fagan
Is Jalie Klein
Winebrewer
Jer
Vera Ke
Jack Kusemaula
Reese
Kathryn Cronise
Eva Thomas
Agnes Tanner
Charlotte DeLashmutit
Irs
Linda Zimmerman
Reve Stus
Eliza
Missargaret Hatcher
Nellie Carl
Donald c. Prade
Beeson
Ernestine Lincoln Lincoln
Elizabeth Brown
Margaret Lee
Stade
Audrey King
Gladys Boyer
Claude Delauter
Reds Double Cross Berlin Police In City Hall Siege
In Berlin the Soviet controlled forces abducted 19 Western sector police and a German photographer from near City Hall after promising safe passage. The operation involved a French convoy and a Russian trap with jeeps and a truck, while Allied officials prepared protests and possible joint action.
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Berlin
Peoce
Lustgarten
Bed
United States
Alexander Kotikov
Frank L. Howley
U. S
Amer
Jean Ganeval
Alexander Kontskov
Forfeits in Peoples Court Over Speed and Collateral
A Baltimore report notes forfeitures of 50 dollars for speeding up to 50 miles an hour and related collateral charges. Trooper Melvin A. Snyder entries include Thomas M. Clark and others with cases citing reckless driving, operating without a license, and excess speeds on Route 3 and local roads.
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Peoples Court
Thomas M. Clark
Baltimore
Melvin A. Snyder
Lester J. Tlsville
Lester E
HE. Tucker
Fred
Ruth E. Hess
Frederi
T. Smith
Grand Jury Refuses To Indict Cornelius
Washington September 4 A federal grand jury has refused to indict Robert A Cornelius 34 a former District of Columbia employee in connection with disappearance of funds He was later returned after 23 hours in custody The man was employed in tax funds job and returned voluntarily with the money 24 hours later on August 16
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Washington
Robert A. Cornelius
District of Columbia
Lan Collec
Student Roster Totals by Class and Names
A list of students by class shows freshmen A Mary Thomas and Elaine McGhee, sophomores A Dorothy Waters and Barbara Southall, juniors, seniors, and a total of 209 students. Names include Eunice Hutchins and Gwendolyn Henson among others.
City Turns to Roman Candles to Deter Starlings
Residents report heavy starling flocks returning each summer and fear nuisance as authorities consider using roman candles to drive birds away. Citizens note disturbances, damage to trees and gardens, and occasional police reports during past seasons.
Girl Scouts Executive To Leave Frederick For Virginia
Miss Eunice Bush acting executive director of the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts resigns to become a physical education instructor in West Virginia. She joined the Frederick group in 1917 after surveying local needs and training at Camp Edith Macey.
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York State
Frederick
Focal Association
Miss Bush
Dewey To Open Drive With Des Moines Address
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will start his presidential campaign with a Des Moines speech at Drake Stadium. Campaign manager Herbert Brownell Jr. announced the plan, noting the date of Sept. 20.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Des Moines
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Drake Stadium
Saved From Fright Due To Worm Killed By Auto
Washington headlines detail a 13 month old girl killed by an auto while her mother stood nearby. A North Carolina Brickle family en route to Pennsylvania is sought by police to verify identity and provide medical aid after a dog bite and suspected rabies incident.
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Washington
Senators Baseba
Pennsylva
Virginiayea
North Carolina
Au Bile
Pennsylvania
Brickle
Beto
Virginia
Route 40 Work On State Road Fall Program
Baltimore 23 Roads Commission plans to award contracts for about 15 million dollars this year for highway work through 1948. Chairman Robert Rein dollar said the meeting with the highway advisory council set up highways projects, including York Road north of Timonium, a new Annapolis Washington dual highway, a Queen Annes Hillsboro route, and bypasses around Upper Marlboro and Ocean City extensions. The work lags due to a wet spring, but contractors are expected to catch up.
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Baltimore
Rein Dollar i
York
Timonium
Annapolis
Washington
Queen Annes
Hillsboro
Frederick
Reisterstown
Westminster
Friendship Church
Anne Arundel County
Upper Marlboro
Ocean City
Collision near Frederick Injures Two In Route 340 Crash
Two people were injured in a collision two miles south of Frederick on Route 340. Charles E. Wiles of Frederick sustained a slight concussion when his overturned car was struck by another vehicle driven by a son of Edgar C. Wiris. A Knoxville Route J driver suffered a lacerated hip. State Trooper L. M. Ridge investigated the wreck at the private road intersection leading to the George Fulmer property.
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Frederick
Charles E. Wiles
Route 4
Edgar C. Viris
Knoxville
L. M. Ridge
Wiles
Wirts
Saic Ad Oes
Huge Cotton Crop Forecast Sees US Yield Rise
Nation as Agriculture Department forecasts a cotton crop of about 15.28 million bales of 360 pounds gross weight for the year 1946 extending last year’s output of 15.28 million bales and a decade high of 12.07 million bales in 1937 46. The report notes factors influencing the crop and compares year by year production totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Departueres
State Funeral for Eduard Benes Held Under Guard
A state funeral service for former President Eduard Benes was held today in Prague with close police surveillance, marking the official farewell to the Czechoslovak leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard Benes
Prague
Clay Reports On Berlin Crisis Progress
Secretary Marschall said Communist attacks on the Berlin government aimed to disrupt talks among the four Six Four military governors. Generals Clay and others met during a Berlin dead line session as a possible rapid move loomed. State Dept officials would not confirm reports that all four governors were ordered to submit a final progress report.
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Washington
Sept. &P
Marschall
Berliney
Salks
Trun
Rave
Berlin
Security Council
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Security Resources Board
Congress
Secur Integration
White House
Clay
State Department
Export License Probe Started
Washington reports Senate investigators opened hearings on the export license system amid claims of fraud in shipments to Europe. Witnesses were called for a joint session of the Expenditures subcommittee and the Small Business committee to assess alleged weaknesses and recent improvements.
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Washington
Senate
Europe
William P. Rogers
Francis McIntyre
Commerce Department
Offic of International Trade
Rogers
Ferguson
Georgia Voters To Decide On Governor Race
The article notes a Democratic gubernatorial primary with two leading candidates, Herman age and Gov. M. E. Thomp, drawing attention across the state. It lists registered voters including a significant Negro electorate and mentions a scheduled court hearing in Creagestown regarding a liquor license for R. Shafer Bailey, with objections from about 34 residents.
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Hermanage
M. E. Thompa
R. Shafer Bailey
Creagerstown
G. Cleveland Travit
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Linton
Walter Kennedy
Webb
VFW
Gop
Creeger Post
Russ
Exchange Today
F.H.S
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Ciriens
So 5
Anopser
Staripix
Mavara
Rsv
Girl Scouts
Junice Bush
Dewey
National Security Council
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