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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1936

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Rubber checks bounce back as two women seized in fraud

Peggy Zedgewood and Rosalie Rogers, registered as Mrs Betty Waters and Buke Rogers, were arrested after being found with checks intended to pass at Frederica businesses. Police seized gloves, shoes, and wearing apparel. a further check was recovered, with five torn stubs indicating additional checks. Authorities pursue remaining leads as the women seek money to reclaim goods.

Washington Frederica Polce Betty Waters Buke Rogers Allen Barrys sai Peggy Zedgewood Roselie Roger Zoceewood Wiliam E. Aitter Hagerstown megum Bart—ins Hershberger Bokery and Haines Bartgis Keystone Chef Battsis belux

Holmer Named General Manager Of Club

Holmer selected as general manager of the club on March 1, succeeding Leonard. He had previously served as editor and held roles at the Officers' Training Camp at Fort Meade, Virginia.

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Weather Report Fragment from April 25 1935

Clipped weather notes show uncertain figures with scattered terms. Mentions yesterday and last night temperatures, a forecast for tomorrow, and times around 5 45 p m and 8 43 p m. Contains garbled measurements and misread digits.

Funeral Today for Frederick Businessman Marken

Frederick businessman Mr Marken was buried this afternoon at his late home in Braddock Heights after services held at three o clock. He died Sunday afternoon.

Mir. Marken Frederick Braddock Heights

Duel Fails As Hungary Leaders Miss Shots In Barracks

Premier Julius Goemboes and T Eckhbeedt of Hungary’s peasant party staged a duel in the Francis Joseph cavalry barracks in Budapest. Both fired a single shot from 25 paces, then turned away unreconciled. Both could face arrest. Eckhard had challenged after heated parliamentary exchanges.

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Borah Faces Western Test in Wisconsin Primary

Senator Borah's strength as a Republican presidential candidate faced its first western test as Wisconsin voters chose between 24 pledged delegates to Borah and a GOP backed slate led by Mayor Denis J. Hoan. The election split business interests and party officials, highlighting Borah's challenge in the Midwest.

Alwaukee Wok E. Borah Wisconsin patronsi Borah mace Denis] W. Hoan

Leading Stocks Pulse Dimmed Under Pressure

Leading stocks backed away from pressure with only selective gains as major commodities held to slim ranges. Bonds showed little movement as the market absorbed early moves while the pound sterling opened lower.

Zonta Club Elects Officers For Day Night Event

Zonta Club elects president Miss Helen Smuth and Miss Marina Mary D. Cason as officers. Mrs Harmy E. vice president and Miss Fiorenze Garn as assistant recording secretary. Other members and families listed attend the meeting with installation planned next Monday night.

Zonta Helen Smuth Marina Mary D. Cason Harmy CATES Fiorenze Garn Robert E. Clapp Nora Hal

Gossip Victim Dies of Bullet Wound in Maryland

Elston April 7 AP Mrs Rachel Gillespie once accused of murder in a Cecil County case was held on a murder warrant sworn by the State's attorney. Emily Fisher's death followed a spinal bullet removal during an operation, the final effort to save her life.

Elston Rachel Gillespie hoomne Mrrs Emily Pisher Cecil county Gitespe Perry

Request For Extension Of Time Hearing In Bankruptcy Case

A hearing before Judge Wilam C. Coleman in the United States District Court in Baltimore was set today on Miss Warfield’s petition for an extension of time to comply with debts. Local counsel listed include I W. Clinton McSherry H. Keifer De Rho wi Joseph L. Donovan. City trustee Snermen P. Bowi represents Miss Warfield’s former husband George W. Ween and D. Princston Buckey serves as creditor. Trustees for the estate were named DeLauter and LesLe N Cobdlentz.

Wilam C. Coleman United Sates Distries Baltimore pet Warfield Kozel Vindobona Braddock Heights Miss Warfield Orney W. Clinton McSherry H. Keifer Joseph L. Donovan i. City Snermen P. Bowi Miss Warfiel George W. Ween D. Princston Buckey creditori ous Czreu Frederick county DeLauter LesLe N Cobdlentz

Nine Die As Uniontown Plane Crashes in Hills West of Town

Uniontown Pennsylvania April 7 Nine passengers were killed when a Transcontinental and Western Airline transport crashed about 1 pm in hills seven miles west of Uniontown. The craft was en route from New York to Pittsburgh with eleven passengers and three crew members. State police reported a WPA worker found the wreckage. Ambulances rushed to the scene and brought in the dead and injured.

Uniontown Pittsburgh New York WPA A.B. Saylor Uniontown Hospital Chestnut Ridge

My Pal to Be Staged by American Legion at City Opera House

The two act musical comedy My Pal will be presented by the American Legion on Easter Monday and Tuesday nights at the City Opera House. The large cast includes Alton Bennett as Abraham Isaac Rosenstein and Ann Stout in key roles, with Lulu DeSheen and Eve lyn White among others. The plot follows Dex and Jack on a golf course setting amid a flood narrative, with a lively sequence of songs and dances and a grand finale. Tickets are with Legion members and cast, with coordinators named for community support.

Bob Harrington Dick Marshell Evelyn White lanl Dex Jack Lulu Lali Lucile Sale Sir Walter the Legion aline Gms Eddie Parlett Battmoore

Hoffman Continues Lindbergh Inquiry in New Jersey

In Trenton on April 7, Governor Hoffman pressed his inquiry into the Lindbergh case amid Assembly actions. Lawmakers rejected two bills to broaden investigations of officials linked to the case while Hoffman pledged a full, independent probe.

Trenton N. J Ofcialis New Jersey Assembly Harold G. Hoffman Brook F. Geoghan panempis Paul H. Wendel Adnappad thornbergh baby Terracy Mercer coun

Federal Relief For Storm Ridden Areas

Federal relief measures for flood and storm affected regions were discussed by lawmakers. The plan includes extended aid opportunities and coordination with federal agencies to support recovery efforts in affected areas. Potential funding details and eligibility criteria were outlined by officials.

Roosevelt to End Fishing Trip Today

President Roosevelt planned to end his fishing trip in the south waters today and prepare to head back to the White House by nightfall as the South waters trip concludes.

Roosevelt Miami White House

Catching Large Fish Under Bridge on College Avenue

Report of fishermen catching unusually large fish from a bridge over College Avenue. Spectators watched as fish were hooked, many large specimens paired and removed, with townsfolk amazed at the rapid catches and the scales of the activity along Carrow Creek.

COLLEGE AVENUE Belovse Carrow s.ream Ana Tacy

Bridge bombing kills many on Vera Cruz to Mexico City train

A night train from Vera Cruz to Mexico City plunged into a ravine after a bridge explosion near Paso del Nacho. At least ten dead, possibly up to fifty, with many wounded. Pullman conductors and crew among early recovered, attackers believed to be rebels. Fire and wreckage hinder rescue in dim dawn light.

VERA CRUZ MEXICO CITY Tne Associated Press Vera Grae Meteo Vera Graz-Mexico Ciy freman

Easter Visit By Legion Auxiliary Aids Veterans

The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual Easter visit to the State Sanitarium near Sadliasville, entertaining seventy ex-service men and Fredericks County patients and fifty five children. Mrs Clagzell Ramsburg led greetings in the absence of social chair Mrs Bruce Steamer, with a one act play by Bridge Woman's Club participants.

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Debt set to hit 34.5 billion by June 30

Acting budget director told the House Ways and Means Committee the public debt will reach 34.5 billion by June 30 if bonus payments are included. He noted Treasury cannot yet say what portion of the bonus certificates will be presented for payment. Bell testified amid Republican requests on the 759 million tax program.

Washingon budge tod House and Means Treasury due Bell

Marilyn Miller Actress Dead at Doctors Hospital

New York April 7 AP Marilyn Miller star of Sally and other musical comedies died this morning at Doctors Hospital after three weeks hospitalization for amniotic infection and a toxic condition. She was 38. At her bedside were her husband and two sisters Ruth Sweeney and Claire Montgomery. Born Mary Evans Reynolds in Evansville Indiana September 1 1906.

New York Marilyn Miller Sally Doctors Hospital Miss Miller Chester OB Biss Miller Ruth Sweeney Claire Montgomery Mary Even Reynolds Evansville Ind

Typhoid Immunization Nears Completion in Flood Areas

Brunswick health officials report the typhoid immunization program near completion with about 12 500 people vaccinated across flood districts. Only one polio like fever case noted in a two year old, no other illnesses. clinics held at Point of Brunswick Knowle Lanser and Mt Pleasant. Dr E C Hefauver directed the effort and a letter to State Health Director H Ruey noted continued health work and safety course participation.

Brunswick Frederick County Point of Brunswick Knowle Lancer Mt. Pleasant Kefaurer Hus re State National Safety Cours eveo ine Roser H. Ruey Hugh Senao Port of R Tne nevi Tuescar

Trial set in death of sister in Destr et Ba Po Court

One man faced trial for the death of his sister after waiving an exam and denying knowledge of the crime. The victim, Mrs. Lauca, was found in a well on her farm with fatal injuries. Investigators traced the attack to the suspect as officers pursued leads in the case.

Douole Dow New Heron Pa Lauca Worta

Tornado Toll Mounts Across Mid South In April Destruction

Gainesville Ga April 7 The appalling death toll from tornado winds across the mid south rises with more bodies recovered in Gainesville and Tupelo. In those two cities alone almost 350 bodies have been found by relief workers. Tupelo totals 187, Gainesville 158 and scattered towns add to 390 dead with at least 2000 injured. Officials estimate property loss at 23 to 25 million dollars and say full recovery may take ten years.

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Ohio River Flood Levels Reach Pittsburgh and Cairo

The Ohio River rose past flood stage at Pittsburgh and stood 12 feet above flood level at Cairo harbor while remaining below flood height along most of its 981 mile course. W C Devereaun reported damage limited to Evansville area, as heavy rains last week raised crests toward record heights expected by Friday.

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Williamsport Consider WPA Aid for Street Repairs

Local report notes Williamsport may receive WPA support for street repairs with about 300,000 dollars under study. WPA head Harry Jr says the project is being reviewed while approval has previously been granted for repairs to Potomac river bridges at Hancock and McCoos.

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