Growth of Education Faced by National Struggle for Collectivism
A wide audience at Parkway School heard Dr William C Bagie welcome the era of universal education and rapid high school enrollment expansion. He warned about economic shifts prompting collectivist thinking while stressing the need for teachers to guide educational direction amid expanding schools and changing labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Bagie
Faculty of
Columbighoaround Western
Parkway School
Albert S. Cook
State Department
Frederick County
Bagisy
United States
Snd
Detroit
Toledo
California
Weather Today Summary From Toa
Daily weather note shows September precipitation 33 inches to date with 4.31 inches from September 1-4. Normal September rainfall is 2.98 inches. High yesterday and low last night recorded unknown, moon phase and sunset times listed. Stream conditions unclear.
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Toa
M. Indar
Tyrars
reelected WCTU president leads Carroll County unit
Mrs Arthur Brown of Sykesville was reelected president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Carroll County at St Paul's Reformed Church in West Westminster. Officers elected include Blanche Maggee Westminster vice president, Mrs Claude T. Kimmey Westminster secretary, and directors Miss M. Barnes Mar garet Bixler health and peace projects. The report notes several committee roles and relocations within the community including property purchase by Mrs A T Cronk and changes in local residents moving to Baltimore and Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Sykesville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Carroll County
St. Paul's Reformed Church
West'inster
Blanche Magee
Westminster
Claude T. Kimmey
Young
Wl M. Barnes
Margaret Bixler
Flower Mission and Relief
Claude Buckingham
Finksourg
Vir- Gates
Ney Windsor
Reba Richardson
New Windsor
Margate
Gealar
Nettie Ebaugh
Unfailing Signs Point To Fall 1934 Arrival Sunday Afternoon
Weather notes describe signs of autumn with mild start and warming afternoon. Temperatures rise from a morning low near 46 degrees to a peak around 81 degrees, then fall to the 50s at night. Murky skies and a cooler late morning create a hazy, autumn-like feel. Local sections mention scattered weather patterns across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Monica
Potomac Edison Exhibits Reproduction Costs Details
An article fragment describes Potomac Edison showing reproduction costs and references historical valuation dates, with scattered notes on a suicide attempt and a death at home. The text is garbled but indicates an incident involving J. S. Flanigan and a deteriorating condition following the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Flanigan
Bru Reriden
Aluspier Sliskass
Edh &Sion
Naste Peried
Motormen and Conductors Hit Baltimore Walkout
In Baltimore on September 2 a group of 113 motormen and conductors walked out after failing to obtain an eight hour workday and other demands. The action disrupted transit with no disorder reported and officials seeking an orderly return to service.
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W. B
Baltimore
Linton Property Sold at Sheriff Sale in Tuscarowa District
The tract of land in Tuscarowa district led by George H eet akid Ad Gamer ane Wiliam Specht was sold at a sheriff s sale at the courthouse this morning to the Community Finance Company for 120 dollars. The sale was held by virtue of a suit of the Anance company. John L. B dy was Gucticonecs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Property
Tuscarowa
George H
Wiliam
Specht
Court House
Community Finance Company
Anance Company
John L. BD Y
Gucticonecs
Japan Devastated as Typhoon Rages Across Nation
A powerful typhoon battered western Japan causing widespread destruction. Deadly winds around 120 miles per hour toppled structures and triggered floods surfacing in major cities. Casualties surpassed 800 with thousands injured and millions left homeless as authorities assess the disaster.
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Tokyo
Japan
Atwasuk
Nawane
Qraka
Hold Annual Outing of Fivan i Lutheran elvarety class
The Men's Class No. 53 outing and supper at Grange Hall Brad dock drew about five members and guests. Alfred W. Gaver presided as toastmaster with songs and prayers led by Rev. Dr. Amos J. Traver. Dr. Traver and Mrs. Traver sang duets as the program closed with the Lord's Prayer.
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Fivani Lutheran Elvarety School
Tsalah
Grange Hall
Braddock
Absul Aoyeniye
Alfred W. Gaver
America
Robert L. Smith
Eleanor Hichelserger
Amos J. Tras
Calvary
Traver
Trline Whitehill
N Reon
Rand
Chas
K Herk
John HW. Ltd
Elias Delaugh
Ual Gaver
Adler
AL Rsoder
Lewis W. Pasian
Ww. C. Staley
Mra
Wal R.ward
Lawson Smith
Clareney Handley
Rman
John H Joe Hargaugh
W. E. Miner
Pension plans stir Congress as old age debate grows
Washington observers warn against overpromising in proposed federal pension schemes. Leaders expect early economic security reports and cabinet work groups to shape the winter program while Maryland Representative David J. Lewis cautions against unrealistic costs and broad promises. Local concerns include Archives Building safety debates and general political unease.
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Congress
Brother of
Goldust
Russia
Willis Thornton Washington
Economie
Dee
Feaders
Certai
Cabinet Committee
Secretaries of Labor
Lewis
David J. Lewis
Maryland
U.S
Meyer London
Victor Berger
Hamilton Fish
Homicide Extradition Warrant In Lindbergh Case
New York AP report says Bruno Richard Hauptmann faces extradition on homicide charges tied to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Police question him about the ransom money found in his Bronx home as they seek stronger evidence.
Lindbergh Ransom Case Faces Fresh Extradition Action
Governor Muskie signed an extradition warrant to remove Bruno Hauptmann from New York to New Jersey on homicide charges. Bronx City Court held him without bail on extortion. police say a broader conspiracy may exist. Records show Hauptmann born in Kamenz Germany with prior burglary in Germany and a 1923 burglary under an alias. probe on stock speculation unverified. A Hopewell resident recalled pictures resembling Hauptmann driving with a man in a car the day the ransom was paid. Hauptmann’s wife released. Bronx DA says no identification of Hauptmann delivering ransom.
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New York
Braun Richard Tauptmann
Insy
Wetor
John J. Np
Danthyre
Mion
Dtovernor A. Usery Moore
New Jorsey
Sullivan
Ony
Andi
Bande Weiling
Lindbergh Tansean
Hauptmenn
Lindbergh Nursery
Farms Court
Bronx
Muske
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Manormann
Hall
Mauptndnan
Department of Law
Haupmmann
Kamenz
Saxony
Germany
Clermany
Uhat
Karl Pellimeer
Ietatt
Hauptmann
Oto
N. Y
Jassie
Valentine Named Police Head to Succeed O Ry an
Chief Inspector Lewis Valentine was named Police Commissioner to replace General John F. O'Ryan as the Lindbergh kidnap case evolves. The move comes hours after O'Ryan and aides face policy and arrest developments as Hauptmann investigation continues.
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Valentine
Police Head
O’ryan
New York
Lewis Valentine
John F. O'Ryan
O'Ryan
Luis Va Ct
Bruno Hauptmann
Meoneyis
Incomplete OCR capture from 1934 event in NBA records
Fragmentary text mentions a convention, a Sunday deadline, and names such as Murra and Castle. It references copyright and a 1934 era NBA Secyica, with unclear context and damaged details.
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Onit
Gorpeavar
Church improves Sunday School rooms at TM Jackson parish
The Church of God at TM Jackson completed improvements to its Sunday School rooms. Mrs. John H. Gono and Gono family attended the dedication evening, emphasizing renewedBiblical study and a sense of better parish unity amid persecuted believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Jackson
John H. Gono
Stocks Rally on Buoyant Market Tone
York reports a buoyant stock market with late gains in shares and improved bonds and commodities. Cotton prices firmed and the pound sterling opened around 4.997 as traders eyed renewed textile demand and favorable early 1934 import/export indicators.
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York
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Co. Textile Workers’ Council
Columbia University
Collectivism
Ars
Winton
Port
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Special Board of Inquiry
Winant
New He
Washington
I&p
Executive Council
United Textile Workers Aranged
Mrs
Presi
C. M. VanPsole
Secral
A. T. Cronk
5. W. Stackhouse
Park Avenue
Edwin Stackhouse
Airy
Continental Can, Company
Roger Boone
Marshall Q. Boone
Puget
Union Bridge
Boone
Western Maryland Railroad
Lindbergh
Hild
Bernard Richard Hauntmann
New York City
Potomac Edison
Lutheran S. 5
Gude Romig
Ana
Sister's View
Tiber Creek
Pennsylvania Avenue
Karry Wishenrt
Mitler Sivas
Kameny
Low
Wtech
Johnn J. Sullivan
Bruno Richard Thraplimaanh
Woo
McGarndell
Hagerstown
McCarcde
Beoons
Foruseth
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