Frederick opens with 3706 pupils as new families move in
First day enrollment across Frederick County schools hits 3,706 with Frederick High showing 110 more students than last year. Principal AL Leary notes higher than average class counts and delays from late arrivals and illness. A circus early dismissal option lets students head home at 1 PM.
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Frederick High School
Ali. Leary
Princiau
Pruitt
Frederick Wigly Sulumennui
Sophometres
North Market Street
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Mas L. Louke Freeman
Elias
Moss Chario
Homemakers Rally For Three Counties In State Armory
A large all day gathering by homemakers from three counties will be held at the state armory with talks by Miss Kellar and Mrs. Features. Leaders from Carroll Washington and Frederick counties will preside and deliver greetings from local councils. The program includes a luncheon and an afternoon of lectures and group singing led by homemakers from each county, with Frederick as central. The event, following last year’s meeting in Hagerstown, is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Soo
Washington
County State Armory
Beliar
Ana Shay T Toning
Betheda
Misa Bellas
Lane
Maras Aris
Bea
Kia Clase
Carroll
James Snyder
Washington County Council
H.C. Foster
Ketlar
Ledie
Frederick
Hagerstown
Aleve Vers
Genevieve Thomas
Howard Quinn
Terencve E. Woolliams
Roosevelt Considers Consolidating Offices
The York Times reports from Washington that President Roosevelt is weighing a far reaching government reorganization plan. It could involve abolishing or merging major departments and bureaus and possibly reducing cabinet posts. A single National Defense Department might consolidate Army Navy and Air Corps.
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York ‘Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Times
F Fnally
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Department of National Defense
Refuse To Salute Flag Barred Children in County School
An Associated Press report notes August A. Ludke and his family barred from Prince County schools for refusing to salute the American flag. Four boys and two girls, totaling six pupils, were denied attendance prior to the new term. Principal William Tote presided as families reaffirmed their decision not to pledge allegiance to the flag.
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Tan Mote
Fragmented student enrollment list with varied errors
A garbled OCR list shows names and grades with numbers and phrases like enter to enter. Many entries mix spellings and formatting errors revealing a school enrollment or promotion notice with uncertain details and misprinted names.
Akers Named AP Grand Prelate in BLM Assembly
BLM announces Akers named AP Grand Prelate amid a gathering referencing long standing roles. The event includes remarks and recognitions tied to the organization’s leadership, with attendees and allied delegates listed in the public notice.
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Akers
Hospital Managers In Monthly Meeting
Hospital managers held their monthly gathering. The committee reviewed patient counts and financial details for August. Report noted 293 treated, 191 discharged, with births and deaths listed. leadership included Mis Miller and other named officials.
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Mis
Gasper
Harry QO Setroeder
TeRoy McCairdely
Bugina Rasdotth
Wallan
Wilkes
Ats
Eda
Pei Ad
Mis Miller
Churches Offer Land to Eliminate Curve on Road Near Clearspring
The State Roads Commission accepted land from Reformed and Lutheran congregations along the Western Pike near Clearspring to remove a hazardous curve known as Death Curve. The project aims to widen the highway from crossroads to the Conacocheague bridge, with Roberts Paving Co. starting work by September. The plan includes reconfiguring the National Parkway segment and may restore safety after years of accidents.
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Pychurn
Pukey
Clearspring
State Roads Commission
Roberts Paving Company
Conomwweheague
Thwaxalea
Huge bolts stolen from Hancock bridge guardrail
Dr Bom er FE Tabler of the State Roads Commission said bolts were taken from the guardrail of Hancock's temporary bridge span after a March incident. He noted nine inch bolts were stolen to be used elsewhere, but saw no deliberate wrecking plan though warned the removal endangered the bridge’s safety. The bridge lies near a home across from the river.
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Bomer FE
Tabler
State Roads Commission
Taller
Out Hancock
Weral
Taber
Mor Fone
Norris Named On Gipawntic Petition
Norris, a veteran from Nee Dratka, was named as a candidate for re election with a petition bearing 40,004 signatures filed with the secretary of state's office. The secretary reported the petition met the required form, though some argued the signatures might not all be valid. The campaign committee in Wiersma, Neboatka, plans to pursue the race.
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Tincoin
Bena
Crarge
Norris
Dratka
Secretary of State
Nora
Deere
Benatar
Wiersma
Court to rule on city or out of town question
Local businessmen press for a court decision on whether the event site lies inside the city limits. attorneys discuss warrants, charges, and possible restraints as a walkathon, floor show, and exhibit face legal challenges and potential courtroom delays.
Man Who Fought NRA To Campaign for London
Frederick Perkins, a York factory owner once convicted of violating the National Industrial Recovery Act, announced plans to campaign for the London ticket at the Democratic convention. The eastern division headquarters reported his intent to support the Landon-Linoy slate, signaling a political shift amid reform debates. The obscure dispatch notes Perkins' continued public activity and alignment with national campaigns.
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New York
Frederick
Perkins
York, T
Roosenett Stn
Pita Atk KH
Agement
Jidge Optimist Calls Pirates To Series Meet
Jidge Optimist announces a series meet set for next Saturday in New York in a gathering attended by local clubs and public figures. The event aims to pace region racing activities and includes representatives from multiple groups and leagues.
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Jidge
Purchase and Poverty Trial In Orphare Court
A garbled OCR note reports a purchase related matter in the Orphare Court of Three and fame Sy opi Moomre Of Shearsyet. It mentions therapy, Beaded, and Wedel with a sale for six dollars. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Orephare Court
Hitler 10 Renew Colony Demands For Nazi Regime Plans
Fragmented report outlines a speech and proclamations signaling renewed colony demands by Nazi leaders. The piece references Germany's aims to mobilize labor, expand territories, and enforce decrees while noting international reactions and internal political signals amid wartime pressures.
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Hitler
Gasoline Bootlegging Halted in Pennsylvania Border Patrol
Pennsylvania's new border patrol measures halt bootlegging by gas station operators and dealers. State agents checked tank trucks and motor fuel suppliers at western and northern borders to enforce a temporary 4 cent per gallon limit and curb illicit gasoline movement.
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Pennsylvania
Border Patrol
Benewding
Chiefen Howe
Deverian
Ben York
Hannervey
Bigraviy Patredien Tate
Nine Rear Platform Speeches By Lindon In Maine Campaign
Nine rear platform appearances by Lindon in Maine and nearby states for personal campaign duties. He planned remarks during a train stop in New York City, with stops in Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine. Maine voters cast ballots on Monday in a key state for the GOP bid.
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Topeka
Kan
Goveernor Ald
England
Perswinal Campatendas
Portland
New York City
Connecticut
Massachie Felts
Mex
Himpshire
Maine
Sabargay
Market Struggles To Maintain Its Balance
New York market session shows notable volatility as stocks face selling pressure amid uncertain merchandise and specialty sectors. Among major indices, futures moved erratically while some ad hoc traders pushed gains before retreating, with a volatile early pattern in broad market activity.
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New York
Jia Dalutier
Orton Future
Marie
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
In the period ending September 7, a 26 hour precipitation record was noted with normal December levels and two day high readings. Temperature comparisons show yesterday’s high and night values with reference to last year’s figures and a late afternoon observation at 629 PM.
Broad Run Pupils Use Bus To Middletown
A fragmented local report details Broad Run School students riding a bus to Middletown. The garbled OCR mentions bus use, transport concerns, and several names and places, but the core action shows students traveling to Middletown for an event or trip. The exact dates and participants are unclear due to the damaged text.
Vehement Georgia Campaign Concludes Amid Travel Plans
The article notes a vigorous Georgia campaign nearing its end with Democratic and Republican contenders shaping travel and rally schedules. It highlights figures such as Roosevelt administration critics and state leaders as they prepare for the primaries, citing party strategies and expected appearances across key towns like Smoky Park and Charlotte.
Tammany Split Over Roosevelt Farley Power Struggle
In New York a sharp split trends between Roosevelt and Farley factions as Tom Dooling clashed with Farley allies over leadership. John Curry's delegation backed Alsimith against Roosevelt at Chicago, while Al Sidhe Thomas rose as a rival figure. The ongoing tug of war risks weakening Tammany as reformers push to curb patronage and control in Manhattan.
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Diplomatic Efforts Aim to Save San Sebastian Fort
Rebels hold Alcazar as loyal troops encircle with 1,700 prisoners silent. Reports say government forces threaten a breach while observers note rebel lines near the fortress and surrounding districts. Madrid reports indicate a shifting front as a popular republican government asserts control in key areas near Toledo and Santa Oliva.
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Ateania
Trent
Huesca
Santa Olle
Toledos
Republican District 22 Committee Meeting in Frederick
A Frederick County Republican Central Committee district meeting will be held tonight at 7:45 at the court house to organize voter registration and add members to the Landon-Lecore club. Felten, chairman, will preside. The Republican headquarters on ALM Court Street is now open with Miss Truth Moberly in charge as plans continue for county clubs and a meeting schedule.
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Frederick County
Republican Central Committee
Landon-Lecore
Howden
Landon-Cledire
Maryland Safe For Roosevelt, He Says
Senator George L. Radcille of Maryland visited national headquarters and assured Chairman James A. Farley that Maryland is safe for President Roosevelt. The talk touched on mining communities and tobacco areas in southern Maryland benefiting from improved conditions and political support including Lehman and Al Smith among others.
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Maryland
National
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Wester Marland
Adele
Ronsevelt
Martimore
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al Smith
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