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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1935
Page
2
Congressional action yields a $4.88 billion work relief fund for direct employment. House and Senate consider allocations including about $900 million for stave relief and broader projects. A presidential signature is expected after a House panel review and setup of a governing board to oversee unemployment relief programs.
Annapolis Md April 5 a force of about 50 organized by controller Wm S Gordy Jr will collect the new state tax levied by the legislature to raise relief revenue. Investigators inspectors and toll operators will work statewide while the remainder staff rooms in the House basement. The administrative group salaries total about 100000 dollars with salaries around 800 dollars per year.
A mobile accident in Westminster or nearby leads to severe injuries for several well known daily men including Harry Hessong and Len Stoar Ros in Frederick County. Police investigate the scene as a group from the K and Lewistown area call for a conference in the city.
The article outlines a debate by leading figures on fascism socialism and democracy at the American Academy of Political Science. Albert Ri challenges fascism and questions self government while a session features remarks on future democracy.
A state bond bill was signed allocating funds with a committee review process. The document notes totals around 3.0 million dollars and mentions related allocations and timing, indicating oversight and final approval steps.
Fragmentary note cites a pardon issue linked to a state police head position and a civic project described as a news created apartment. The readable items mention a rear, a city, and a street label with 25ay and Nos appearing as partial markers in the text.
Old note describes a new farm colony site and mentions Mata.ussa gen sa as a questioned phrase amid unclear text. The fragment references a planned agricultural settlement and possible local authorizations or impressions.
Democratic leader Winebrenner quits the State Central Committee effective immediately, citing no stated reason. He had served on the committee since 1976 with the local party group and coordinated with other Democrats allied to former Governor Albert Rachie.
In a tangled case, O Conor heads the prosecution involving Landare Olonde bank em with plotting with States Avvamnes James HH for Anais and gutter with O Conor. Meanwhile Mrs Piddane faces a conspiracy to murder charge while handling a large portion of county bonding business.
Testimony showed a stolen automobile returned with modern features including a radio and ash trays. Donald Ramsburg admitted theft and testified he used funds to buy car extras, was paroled to his father’s custody, and the case was continued with potential training school referral.
In a terse notice a named substitute trustee is appointed to handle a foreclosure matter. The filing lists the lender and borrower with case details and a deadline for filings. The document sets out the trustee’s authority to proceed under the power of sale and related timelines.
France seeks a strong condemnation of German re armament at Stresa while reports mention a tentative Anglo French common front. Capt Anthony Eden returns with London backing as talks focus on potential responses to the election in the Free City of Danzig.
Paris and Rome move toward a four point plan ahead of a Stressa conference. France Prime Minister and Italian leaders discuss united measures to restrain German rearmament. Eastern frontier troop redeployments and warnings to Germany frame the brief.
Retail pork prices in New York show a 17 percent drop from the 1924-28 average while beef and lamb prices fall by 15 percent and 36 percent respectively. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes the general retail food level is 9 percent below average with pork prices peaking in mid 1926 and lamb prices easing by 1927.
A fragmentary account notes a tax appeal regarding an amount of 91 323 dollars and an alleged exemption of 22 832 dollars. The text mentions shares and a formal stock representation within the Revenue Act framework and an appeal by Wasanaton.
The Georgia High Court affirms Joe Woo of Edison’s conviction for being drunk on a public street. The ruling supports the lower court’s decision and states a man need not stagger to violate the statute.
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