Enrollment Peaks as Frederick Boy Scout District Plans
Enrollment of 257 boys in active membership in the Frederick county Boy Scouts was announced at the Francis Scott Key district monthly meeting led by George B. Douglas Jr. The group includes 256 scouts and 101 cubs across fourteen troops and four packs with new units planned in Thermont Emmitsburg Middletown New Market and Jefferson. Plans cover monthly Courts of Review quarterly Courts of Honor and a District Field Day on October 22 with training courses for leaders and merit badge counselors to support over 100 badge subjects.
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Boy Scout Organization
Frederick County
Boy Scout Committee
Francis Scott Key
George B. Douglas, Jr
Prospect
Thermont Emmitsburg
Middletown
New Market
Jefferson
Rocky Springs
Knoxville
Frederick
Brunswick
Guy K. Motter
Advancement Committee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Motter
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Rosenstock
W. C. Royal
Robert F. Nicodemus
Ignatius Bijerlee
John B. Funk
C. Thomas Summers
Guy E. Motter
Norman F. Ford
Mr. Royal
Praxing Mantis Exhibit Opens From Backyard Find
Miss Louise Erler of 220 East Sixth Street reported discovering a mantis in her backyard among marigolds on Thursday night. The exhibit includes a tan nut like object about an inch in diameter described as an egg capsule the insect builds in September.
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Louise Erler
East Sixth Street
French Stamp Declares Ader Father Of Aviation
The French encyclopedia and government-backed stamp honor Clement Ader as the first aviation pioneer claiming his October 14 1897 flight near Satory proved a steam powered airplane. Ader born 1841 died 1925 faced earlier trials and hardship before his ideas influenced later aviation advances.
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Kitty Hawk
N. C
Orville Wright
Clement Ader
Ader
Satory
Muret
Haute- Garinne
Toulouse
NEA Servies, Inc
Roosevelt urges keeping United States out of European war
Baltimore September 16 Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke at a celebration for the 35th anniversary of the constitution's signing. He urged the preservation of representative democracy over other issues and said the nation should stay out of a possible general European war, fighting only to defend its territory and free institutions.
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Baltimore
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Detwent Armory
Assessment Appeal Hearings Completed
The Board of County Commissioners sitting as a Board of Re renov completed hearings on appeals from valuations placed on real estate and personal property in Frederick district. About twenty persons appeared in Telaten to contest assessments outside the city. Some residents did not fully understand real vs personal property segregation. A few changes were made in assessor figures. Assessors have moved into county districts to finish assessments before the new fiscal year begins in January.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Renew
Frederick
Telaten
Court News Court news and marriage license notices
Marriage licenses list multiple couples from Monrovia Lucketts Muner and Winchester with ages ranging from 18 to 39. Divorces granted include Ranck Williams Briscoe and Budman. Deeds recorded for Zimmerman, Dorcus and Jefferson households. Road bid notices seek 1450 tons of bituminous surface for Georgetown pike near Clarkburg with bid opening September 27.
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Otho Prichard
Marceline Ramsburg
Monrovia
Raymond PF. Athy
Odie E. Fre
Lucketts
Robert D. Ranck
Grantsburg
Leta M. Williams
Pittsburgh
Garland
Tisner
Ortoik
Etta A. Briscoe
Frederick
Leland E. Whitmorer
Geraldine R Budman
Muner
Herbert T. McGolerick
Berielie Melburn
Winichester
Behind The Scenes In Washington Wage Hour Act Questions Grow
Washington September coverage outlines the wage hour act troubles with administrator Elmer F Andrews and deputy Paul F Sfton. Questions loom on coverage scope and terms like area of production and trade associations. The act aims for a 40 cent minimum and 44 hour week starting October 24, amid vast legal and administrative uncertainty.
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Elmer F. Andrews
Paul F. S.fton
Calvert Magruder
The
Labor Relations Board
Harvard Law School
Fas
Andrews
Commerce Department
Rep
Lonergan Wins renomination at Democratic convention in Groton
Connecticut Senator Augustine Lonergan, labeled a New Deal foe, secured overwhelming renomination by the Democratic State Convention in Groton. He drew 8532 of 1100 total pro administration opponents, amidst disputed intra party dynamics and a civil service personnel challenge for Andrews.
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Augustine Lonergan
Connecticut
Groton
Special Session Needed If Europe Goes To War
Senator Tydings said a special session of Congress would be required if war erupts in Europe. He predicted past smaller fights would be forgotten in such a conflict and noted a likely bill to reorganize the executive branch with checks by Congress. He also praised Senator George’s renomination as one of the outstanding men in the Senate.
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Washington
Tydings
Congress
Europe
Roosevelt
Maryland
George
Georgia
Senate
To Hay Fever Sufferers
A chiropractic report states hay fever is nervous in origin and nerve block at neck exits drives tissue resistance. In practice over twenty years, every case showed structural defects, and a recent survey of 1392 cases reports 81 percent completely recovered or improved with chiropractic methods.
Kerosene Allegedly Poured Over Flowers at House
Police Court heard a case in which two Nehbros families clash over kerosene damage to flowers. Winer testified seeing kerosene on plant surfaces and strong odor. Deputy Sheriff Denvers Shook cited a warrant for Mrs Fuller’s arrest after noting kerosene around damaged plants. State Attorney Bowers prosecuted. Schnanfler represented Mrs Fuller. In same session, a dog owned by Myrtle Pendleton was ordered destroyed after biting a city resident.
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Archie Ai
Rinba
Yoo Wen
Glee
Sherif Denver
Justice Sinn
Pendieton
Harry N Crum
Pendleton
Ctg
Charles Bell
Lloyd Hamilton
Frank Dorsey
Settlement Of Suit Suggested By Court
A circuit court suggestion was heard Friday amid differences between the plaintiff and defendant. The discussion touched on potential settlement terms and the implications for ongoing court action.
North Market Room Mothers Organize
The Room Mothers of North Market Street school held a special meeting Friday afternoon to organize for the coming year and plan for the annual carnival on the school grounds. Events include preparations, with Mrs Alex tetrad Siv- Exeraart overseeing activities and a meeting at 2 p.m. on Thursday.
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Mothers of
North Mer
Ket Street School
Scanal
Louse Freenet
Atiecues
Martin Boaers
Frederick Hi Y Club Elects President For Fall Term
The Frederick Hi Y Club organized for 1933 38 held three meetings, electing Albert Fisher president for the fall term. Officers to be named at the next meeting on September 28. The club will oversee the boys work committee including Geo Wo Algire, Eugene er acd, and Max Fisher.
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Albert Fisher
Geo. Wo oAlgire
Frednigh .Cheol
Eugeneer
Max Fisherbors
Maryland bid notice for Urbana Pike road work F-339-1-511
The Maryland State Roads Commission invites sealed proposals for 1.0 mile of bituminous surface on Urbana Pike Frederick County. Bids due Sept 27 1938 with required labor wage rates, bid bond, and contractor qualifications. Sealed bids to be opened publicly at Federal Reserve Bank Building Baltimore Maryland.
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Wave
State Roads Commission
Georgetown
Frederick County
Urbana Pike
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Urbana
Maryland State Employment Service
Winchester Hall
Maryland
Federal Reserve Bank
Calvert and
Lexington Sts
Baltimore
Commission Usem
State Roads Commission of Maryland
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