Auto speed limit raised by new law in 1045 miles hour
The commission increased the automobile speed limit under a new law as reported in the hours. The article notes a higher limit affecting vehicles traveling long distances.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1935
Page
2
Amendments reshape criminal laws and federal deals
The document outlines broad changes in criminal law and related federal agreements tied to New Deal era legislation. It notes amendments affecting banks power and environmental acts, referencing a 1937 conservation commission bill and ongoing administrative provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geernment Amet Adu
Conservation Commission
Ames Named People's Counsel Md Commission
Frederick Man, a former newspaperman, is appointed to a key Maryland post as People’s Counsel. He takes the oath and begins duties today, joining state commissioners. The governor’s office confirms the appointment and swearing in amid ongoing state work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
People's Counsel
MD. Commission
Miss Helen Smith Heads Local Zonta Club Election
Miss Helen L Smith presides at the annual Zonta Club election held in a hotel setting. Officers include Arat as vice president and Cason as secretary, with remarks from Mrs. Michael and others noted as most interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Zonta Club
Helen L Smith
Palette Shop
Hotel Fredright
Arat V.ce Pr D Cason
Harry
Michael
Damaged Station Caption Postponed Auto Incident
A damaged OCR fragment reports a postponed event involving Alfred Ida Zekial Stanley J. and an auto incident on the 18th near Baltimore. The text is unclear about full details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damag Ag Trini
Alfred Ida Zekial
Stanley J. Auto
Baltimore
MacDonald Takes Charge The Arms Situation At A Glance
MacDonald assumes leadership as the arms situation shifts across Europe. The report notes the movement of forces, France as a key reference point, and ongoing assessments of strategy and disposition of units.
London Calls for Peace Talks as Eden Aide Proposes Unity
Fragmentary notes show London pressing powers for peaceful settlement and Eden administration discussing a program to unify efforts. The muddled lines reference a doctor, press needs, and a conference aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eden
Roosevelt Signs Work Relief Bill Amid Recovery Act Moves
President Franklin D. Roosevelt affixed his signature to the new work relief bill after study. He immediately approved two allocations from the act’s funds, including 125 million to the administrator of emergency projects and 39.6 million for continued conservation work. The Senate redirected funds from permanent projects to immediate relief and conservation needs under the 1923 recovery act.
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Wm Che Senate
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