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Associated Press Copyright Notice
A newspaper notes that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all AP dispatches and any local news printed in the paper.
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BRIST FOR ALL ALL FOR CHRIST PRAYER VERSE QUOTE
A devotional line citing Psalm 40:11 urging mercy and preservation through God’s loving kindness and truth.
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Christ
The Little Boy Who Heard Zane Grey’s Tale
The text notes a common error about Zane Grey’s gender and places his birth in Zanesville, Ohio in 1875. It mentions his first book published in 1904 with the title Betty and references his status as a popular novelist.
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Zane Grey
Zanesville
Ohio
Zane
Betty
Teacher salary fairness amid rising education costs
The writer argues that teachers deserve salary increases aligned with rising education expenses and investment in schooling. They note many employees resign in September and point to wider financial pressures facing educators, contrasting farmer income gains with teachers’ funding needs. The piece urges readers to view teacher costs from a practical investor perspective.
Better Pay for Teachers in Frederick County
The Frederick County School Board pledges to restore part of salary cuts for county teachers next fall. Teachers currently earn as low as 408 to 466 dollars annually, with many holding college certificates and facing costly educational investments. The piece argues for fair compensation reflecting education, experience, and costs to live, noting summers and summer-school possibilities are insufficient without higher salaries.
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Frederick County
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Frederick
Marco
Glitza
Colt
Giitza
Marcu
Mira
Pan American to Build Pacific Air Bases This Summer
Pan American Airways plans early next month to start construction of operating bases for an 8,500 mile Pacific air route from California to China. A flying boat fleet will carry 12 to 20 passengers plus six crew and mail or cargo, with bases on Wake Island and Guam. A 15,000 ton chartered steamship will transport 6,000 tons of cargo as 74 construction workers and 44 technicians establish outposts with prefabricated buildings, power plants, docks, and radio stations for the Far East link.
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America
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Pan American Airways
Pacific
California
China
Pacific Operating Bases
Guam
Far East
Dr. Eliot
Flag Carriers to Far East Inspire World Admiration
The forces will transport the American flag to the Far East with speed and expert handling, aiming to evoke renewed global admiration.
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Far East
Synthetic radium opens vast practical potential for industry and medicine
A physicist explains that inducing radioactivity in non naturally active substances unlocks the nature of matter and removes previous limits on material availability. He notes that radium supplies are tiny but advancing methods promise vast, virtually unlimited future substitutes for medical and industrial uses.
Cooperative student jobs improve with 90 percent placement
An American cooperative reports a reassuring shift in student employment. After a period of scarce openings in factories, stores and offices, about 90 percent of eligible students are now placed. Gains appear mainly in small to mid sized firms in mechanical, electrical and chemical engineering.
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Co-Operative Cos
College seniors look to a brighter June graduation
The text notes improvements in industry and business, with employers increasingly hiring students and graduates. College seniors anticipate their brightest June graduation since 1930 as employers seek young, well trained talents.
Mount Williams League to Meet
The Community League of Mount Williams will meet Thursday March 28 at 7 30 o clock. R L Triplett principal of Mountain View School will be the speaker and discuss an important educational subject. The Junior League will furnish several numbers for the program. Friends are invited to attend.
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Community League of
Mount Williams
R. L. Triplett
Mountain View School
Consuelo and Marcu clash over rings and power on stage
In a gypsy camp Consuelo confronts Marcu after he claims the diamond is real and desires her. He manipulates and assaults her, threatens marriage, and the pair argue over wealth, control, and loyalty as negotiations continue with Girtza and the gypsy clan.
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Consuelo
Marcu
Anica
Girtea
Stewart Blackmire
New York
Marcie
Broadway
Maren
Little One
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Lab Records
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour precipitation ending 8 a.m. none. March to date totals 1.74 inches. year to date 7.24 inches. Winchester Research Laboratory records average annual rainfall 34.61 inches and monthly averages range from 1.94 inches in February to 3.88 inches in May.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
One year ago Makley sentenced to die in Lima
Charles Makley once linked to John Dillinger gang was sentenced to die in Lima Ohio. A mass meeting to plan the Apple Blossom Festival is scheduled for March 22. General Hugh Johnson delays vacation amid auto industry strike threat. A street meeting between Hagerstown and local police fuels robbery rumors. Eddie Rickenbacker protests air mail contract cancellations.
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Charles Makley
John Dillinger
Lima
Ohio
Hugh Johnson
Hagerstown
Eddie Rickenbacker
Five Years Ago Lions Club Broadcast on WJSV
Five years ago Lions Club members aired a program on WJSV directed by Floyd Haines. Lower apples from Winchester district were recommended. Leonard I. Miller and Floyd Haines were elected to the Kiwanis club. Miss Lillian Anderson named ape s of the local hospital.
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Lions Club
WJSV
Floyd Haines
Winchester
Leonard I. Miller
Floyd Ae
Kiwanis Club
Lillian Anderson
Gore
Congressman Flood Considered for Senatorial Replacement
Twenty five years ago reports indicate Congressman Flood may be appointed to fill Senator Daniel's seat if recovery fails. Common Council enacts rules aimed at regulating Winchester's new sewerage system. Mayor Lewis Kniffer of Wilkesbarre bans boxing to prevent disorder. Maurice O'Conner, seventy five, celebrates his birthday at home on North Kent Street with an Irish jig and a playful bout with a game cock.
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Congressman Flood
Daniel
Common Council
Winchester
Lewis Kniffer
Wilkesbarre
Perdition
Maurice O’conner
North Kent Street
Board Expenditures Include Salaries and Repairs Total 159,938.91
A county board financial statement lists expenditures by category including superintendent and teachers salaries, transportation, text books and tuition, building repairs, insurance, rents, and capital outlay. Total expenditures amount to 159,938.91 with Brumback as chairman and Brannon as clerk.
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