06 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1935
Page
1
Local clothing plant announces expansion with a new east side building of 128 by 35 feet and a front 35 foot frontage to increase capacity above 300 employees. A social center will be added as the firm marks its anniversary with a 29th celebration and anticipated completion in weeks.
A report notes another arrest connected to the Lyddane case. Senior council of four H clubs holds a meeting as charges are filed against men linked to Francis Lydd and related matters.
The report notes a net drop of 112 welfare cases while employment increases in farms and factories. Fifty two individuals are certified for CCC camps, with men returning from furlough and state officials planning further relief. Mrs. Miller plans to attend multiple welfare board meetings and the Virginia State Conference of Work in Richmond, Virginia.
A large crowd attended the Grand Eastern Star function at the Masonic Temple with many members and visitors from Emmitsburg and Hagerstown. Mid Grand Martha No. 79 and Baltimore guests were present including figures titled Past Patron and Past Matron.
The measure worth about 4 880 099 000 prepares for implementation as part of a work relief program. Officials watched the signing process and noted the procedural steps as the plan moves forward.
An AP report from Wannington in April notes Senate action aiming to refine a proposed bonus bill to gain broader acceptance. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece centers on legislative effort and political maneuvering.
Fragmentary report indicates Hamilton is imprisoned again amid a legal case described with unclear details. The piece references the Degpar Of Jus and a public audience, noting an electrocution mention in connection with Hamilton's case.
E A Robinson the prize winning poet dies after years of illness. Born in Head Tide on December 22 135, his long career and influence on American poetry are noted in death notices.
Auction records show the sale of a home associated with Joan Lk Duspn at a fountain site. Details indicate a completed auction with a disposition of the property.
Retirement of party leaders prompts a coordinated sweep across four counties. The report notes ongoing scrutiny of Democratic figures in western Missouri as retirement reshapes local power dynamics.
Residents recall the nation entering a conflict 18 years past as the city reflects on wartime events and daily life. The piece captures local pride, shared stories, and a sense of collective remembrance.
Fragmentary text notes an auto violation case with references to a woman who did not appear confidently. Mentions an individual with eight years of service, political roles, and a 36 year old in the Maryland House of Delegates context. The passage is incomplete and unclear.
A brief report notes a movement opposing Sunday dancing and drinking activities. The text references local authorities and community groups active in enforcing or advocating changes to weekend leisure practices.
A brief public notice summarizes a tax sale action by state and local authorities. It names involved agencies and outlines the sale process and expected dates, inviting affected property owners to respond or redeem before deadlines.
A Maryland housekeeper testified about illegal activities within a two story home. She described hearing Mrs. Law on the evening of March 16 and seeing a man, John Burk, claim he had taken her to Lancaster. The witness noted the woman did not return to the upstairs room by the following Tuesday.
A fragmentary item notes Huey Long and Millard Tydings, two senators from Louisiana and Maryland respectively, as unlikely allies with divergent temperaments. The readable text hints at public disputes and political friction during a period of medical or personal matters.
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