10 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
1
A court action targets 95 stockholders of Central Trust to enforce a money collection. Subpoenas were issued to compel appearance and defense as the case proceeds. The matter concerns a sum of $52,785 and involves proceedings dated June 20, 1933.
Dizzy Dean and Newsom were absolved in the ToWTE matter as the court dismissed charges against both figures. No further details were provided regarding the case or proceedings.
Forecast notes the moon sets tomorrow early morning with uncertain timing. Impacts on stargazing and visibility are expected but details remain unclear.
May 16 ceremony noted as the commencement event with the board in attendance.
Honoring a local resident on his 80th birthday, the community also notes Mrs Mn os Meizer and Bracaces in attendance as well wishers and family gather at a small celebration.
In late trading the grain market showed uncertainty with small gains and declines as traders weighed profits and new fractions. The market faced unsettled performance and ongoing issues as readers watched the exchange edge toward the close.
A leading figure from the Prohibition movement in Missouri delivered a singing appeal at a local event. The speaker, identified by the OCR as a church or social leader, urged support for anti liquor measures and highlighted his musical compositions.
Judge Doub attends state council proceedings and becomes the 174th state councilor, receiving honors for his service.
Washington reports in a high stakes fight involving Roosevelt and the Wheeler Rayburn holding company issue. The struggle pits the New Deal against powerful financial interests led by Morgan era influence and big money in Congress. The outcome could redefine control of public policy and party unity.
An excerpt shows Wheeler noting many letters from Phil over two months. He remarks on how the correspondence affects him and mentions United Gas Company in a troubled context. The fragment hints at emotional strain and reactions to the letters.
A Hagertown man was found dead near a car track area with scant readable details. The incident mentions police, local staff, and a campaign connection, but the text is fragmented and unclear about the exact cause or circumstances. Further corroboration is needed to confirm identity, time, or official findings.
Policy tensions rise as officials address Independent Retail Grocers Assn objections. Baum and others resist federal measures, while proponents argue for continued New Deal era policies amid banking and government actions.
Motorist Pho admits striking a man on a Wes. street in Thurmont returning to his home. He states the incident led to his quitting driving and leaving the area. Police report no serious injuries. The case proceeds to further inquiry in April.
A citywide FHA canvass was announced with officials outlining the project at a Thursday session. The headquarters on Patrick Street opened 9 a.m. to discuss the plan and address public questions.
A fragmented wartime style note indicates there will be no new agencies to administer a work relief program. Officials promise peak operation by November and emphasize direct job creation over expanding agency structure. Roosevelt signals intent to use available funds and administrative steps to provide work for unemployed workers.
In South Philadelphia a mother and her four children were found shot and stabbed to death in their home. A wounded man was found in the house, and police pursued a suspected link to the attack. The case prompted a large police response and ongoing investigation.
Washington April 10 AP Senator Nye Republican North Dakota said Senator Vandenberg Michigan looked to him like a standout possible Republican presidential nomination next, in youthful Midwestern forecast. He added he would not forecast beyond the next slate. The interview touched on party prospects and future hopes.
Mnes Becker and Rene Lb present a brief Lenten Eve program. Events listed suggest devotional readings and music intended for evening observance during Lent.
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