Plan to Consult Modern View on Wolman Bond Study
City officials move toward a $553,000 sewerage bond issue for Frederick, with a PWA grant potential of $1,000,000. Mayor Culler and City Attorney Smith plan Baltimore talks with Abel Wolman to prepare data for Aldermen next week, as bids and bond details are to follow after council authorization.
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Wolman
Lloyd ©. Culler
Edward J. Smith
Willanes
PWA
Abel Wolman
Baltimore
City
Smitty Svatec
S. Maxwell
Federal
FERA
Dr. John F. Rome Dies at 72 in Germantown
Dr. John F. Rome, 72, longtime Montgomery County health inspector and veterinarian, died in his Germantown home. Born in Jersey City, he trained in Toronto and reti red from public health service years ago. Survived by wife Margaret, daughter Mar, and brother Carence Rome, services set at St. Rows fr Clepper with burial at nearby cemetery. Pallbearers named Abel Nor Ernest Glord Gur Riordan John Jarobe R. L. Hickerson C Kenneth Meem.
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John F. Rome
Montgomery County
Germantown
Jersey City
Rom
Washington
Toronto
Canada
GOV, Alders &Anus
Romé
Knights of Columbus
Saithershure
St. Rows
Weather Today and Past Precipitation Report
The report notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours. September's precipitation totals show 10.64 inches this year versus 2.25 inches normal, with a 5.81 inch deficit as of September 1. Temperatures compare to last year with highs around 34 and lows around 62. Sun and moon times given with clear conditions over the Potomac and Monveay.
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Monveay
Potomac
Roosevelt to Deliver Four Speeches on Nationwide Trip
The White House announced President Roosevelt will speak four times during a cross country trip. The first is a farm talk in Fremont Nebraska on Saturday afternoon, followed by speeches near Boulder Dam, in Los Angeles at the Hollywood Bowl, and in San Diego.
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Washington
White House
Roogevelt
Fremont
Neb
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
Hollywood Bowl
San Diego
Aessetticore
Ministers in Frederick Respond to Roosevelts Inquiry
A survey of Frederick ministers shows most have read President Roosevelt’s letters seeking counsel and are preparing responses. Some ministers praise the initiative, others urge careful, constructive input while voicing concerns about cost, policy details, and how the ideas relate to church work and relief efforts.
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Frederick
Roosevelt
Boos greet Patman as he speaks on bonus issue
Delegates at the national American Legion convention booed Representative Wright Patman of Texas during his debate on a veterans bonus. The crowd later approved a resolution backing a wage-parity plan tied to inflation, while Patman pressed his case urging the payment method not to eclipse the main issue.
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St. Louis
National American Legion
Wright Petman
Tex
Che Bes
Patman
Church Street School Association Holds First Meeting
The Church Street School Community Association met in the school auditorium Tuesday with Guy Motter presiding. Officers and committees were named, yard resurfacing discussed, and a host of members listed as welfare and program volunteers for the school year. The next meeting is planned for November at 530 instead of 745.
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Church Street School Community Association
Guy H. Motter
Phoeba Dutrow
Beverly Molesworth
Harold Clem
Raymond Zillmerman
Kathryn Snook
Chester G. Clem
Lawskinthed Oeter
Aeho DT Shaw
Hubert Derry
Clem
Guy K. Motter
Harry Ewing
Chester G Clem
John C. Engle
Herbert
Schroeder
Guy K. Mutler
Herbert Schroeder
John Engle
Archin Fisher
Charles Hudson
K. Aobert Derr
Clyde M. Roney
John L. Shaw
Lawrence Shinnick
Herbert Hahn
Edward Myrrs
Paul Beard
H. Noel Haller
Melvin Seeger
Otho J. Keller
Charles
Amos J. Traver
Marian Repn
Kitty Day
Alta Nuct
Isabel Boone
Bertha Jonas Elkin
Motter
Archie Fisher
John Shaw
Reem
Babe Konsee Son
Atty
Fin Howard
Dean L. Shaw
Encelbrecht
Ruth Priesley
Arthur Aldrich
Irvin Refauver
Foy Cutsatt
Leslie Dorsey
Paul Beara
Conner Thomas
Cyril Klein
Joseph Urner
Clyde Roner
Ray Creane
Dutin Zimmerman
Mation Green
Clara Roelke
Ralph D. Cantwell
Harry Tietbert
Charles E. Hadaan
Ralph Wachter
Charles Friemp
Bernard Gilbert
Qtia Wiegand
Benjamin B Mri
Edward Myer
Floyd Gul Wt
Richard Anderson
Joh
Enise
Muth
Gtus KL Meman
Vier Harman
Irving Kefaurer
Ireigtan
Farmer
Two Local Men Held On Perjury Charges
Two Frege residents Bob Wallace and Wilks were arrested in Paw i Hhitner after a grand jury indicted them for perjury. They failed to satisfy a $1,500 bail each set in the district court.
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Bob Wallace
Ert Wilks
Frege
Paw i Hhitner
Thia
League Demands Continued Peace and Conference and
Governor Harry W. Nice reports four attempts to schedule a conference with Maryland leaders to obtain federal relief details. He says Hopkins has not responded after September 13 and three later requests, while a union leader accuses inactivity. The report mixes this with two violent crime items from Los Angeles.
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Baltimore
Sept
Covernor
Harry W. Nive
Harry L. Mopkina
Maryland
Hoopkins
James Blackwell
People's Unemployment League
PLAN PHYSICAL DIRECTORS MEET
The Pall conference of the Inter state Physical Directors' Society will be best at the . Mo. A. this city, Saturday and Sunday with representatives from Baltimore, Cumberland, Frederick, Hagerstown, Washington and Wilmington attending. Alvin G. Quinn is arranging, registration at 5.30, dinner at Bondork, and a 7.15 fraternity meeting with Leonard W. DeGast to speak.
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Interstate Physical Directors’ Society
Mo. A
Baltimore
Cumberland
Frederick
Ha Qrtatown
Washington
Wilmingeton
Alvin G. Quinn
Leonard W. DeGast
MG. A
Wilmington
Del
M.C. A
M. H. Markie
R. B. Morgan
W. E. Hutzell
Paul Adams
Wimington
B. E. Phillips
Mr. Foster
Physical Directors Society
Shirley Washington
Ir Elucation Commion
Marinus DeGaseur
France rallies behind League in newest step Vote
Geneva reports the League of Nations Council warned Italy and Ethiopia against war, allowing hostilities from December 4 only if covenants are violated. The measure follows a September 4 ruling and aims to deter aggression while France backs strict covenant enforcement and sanctions discussions.
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France
League
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Ehiopia
Walwais
Trajan
Wren
Laval
Great Britain
Haile Selassie
Yuan
Anthony Eden
Great
Britain
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Eden
Litvinoff
Africa
Hood College Opens Its Forty Third Year Tonight
Hood College begins its forty third year with a formal opening at 7 30 this evening in Brodbeck Hall led by President Henry I Stahl. A large freshman class is welcomed as students register all day. The program includes an opening chant invocation sermons solos and an address on The Education of Women. The event is open to the public.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Maryland
Craig
White House
Apple Hill
Joseph Apple
mPt
Hood College
Apple
Hood Gallege
Brodbeck Hall
Henry I. Stahl
Pest
Bala i Hartman
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Hanedel
Thelma Viol
Baltimore
Ruth Vesta Pope
Stahr
Henry T. Wade
Market Leaders Step Back To Rear Ranks
New York on September 26 AP notes stock measures show leaders retreating to rear price ranks amid technical factors. Domestic news offered modest encouragement while European outlook remained steady. Grains and cotton lacked clear trends. bonds stayed irregular. call money rose a quarter point. pound sterling at 4.92.
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New York
Rain Delays Cardinals Cult Series Final Push
Rain in St. Louis forced postponement of the Cardinals Cult pennant push. A doubleheader is now scheduled for tomorrow to determine the pennant outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Automobile Burns at Winchester Hall Rear
A car owned by Edgar Palmer caught fire at 5 o'clock this morning in the rear east wing of Winchester Hall due to defective wiring. Firefighters arrived after a silent alarm and the vehicle was almost completely destroyed except for engine parts. Insurance covered the loss.
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Edgar Palmer
West Third Stor
Winchester Hall
Mr Palmer
Sham Tie
Wallace
Jane
Tames
Spa
Pati Durht
Poceter Tank
Ot Hee
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Wilbur Devilbiss
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