Auto wreck fatality on Damascus Road in Montgomery County
A youth died when a car struck an culvert along Damascus Road in Montgomery County. The report notes the vehicle, the family location, and the fatal injuries observed at the scene.
15 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1935
Page
1
A youth died when a car struck an culvert along Damascus Road in Montgomery County. The report notes the vehicle, the family location, and the fatal injuries observed at the scene.
Six youths were arrested after alleged shoplifting incidents at local stores on a Saturday night. Police questioned the boys about leaving stores with articles including knives. Some claimed they had stolen items over several years. Police intended to seek charges against them as juveniles. Local officials and families connected to the case were mentioned in a brief report.
Fragmentary weather note fails to provide readable forecast. Limited readable terms offer no clear region timing conditions or temperature details.
Washington April 15 AP The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on the National Industrial Recovery Act in a poultry case from New York. The high court set March 2 for hearings and plans to decide whether to review lower court rulings. The dispute involves the NRA and its recovery extension and impact on investments.
Henry Weinberg dies in his 66th year after illness. He was educated at the local, assisted family, and later opened a market. Services will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Levinson Brothers chapel with Rabbi Samuel Spibak officiating. Burial in Hebrew Cemetery. Flowers to Beth Sholom? Cemetery in Riga.
The Frederik County Ministerial Association met at the YMCA with about 225 ministers and wives. Dr Paul S Leimbach of Philadelphia spoke on overcoming obstacles with faith, listing 1935 problems such as nationalism, liquor, gambling, and the influence of motion pictures and radio.
An auto collision occurred involving James W. Fogle near Monterat as a stalled vehicle in reverse gear was struck. The report lists a 33 year old Mare of Monterat and references TeecoTeTo headquarters with unclear details.
Annapolis April 14 The state governor announced the members of a new relief survey commission. Amos Woodcock president of S College heads the panel with J Croxman Boyd Sr and former Attorney General Isaac Lobe Straus as minority members. An appropriation of $50,000 funds the investigation in the state budget.
A tax related suit is filed in Baltimore. The fragment mentions Beretty ache Sount and Gy relay from Beretty and other unreadable terms. The readable elements indicate a legal action filed in Baltimore.
A fragmentary report notes Dr Leinbach delivering a Palm Sunday vespers address at Hood College. The garbled text references a mountain where Jesus appointed them and hints at themes of faith and religious instruction.
A former newspaper man dies in the capital in an unclear obituary note. The fragmentary text offers few factual details about the person or date.
A brief in Texas notes a 19 05 context featuring Duadame and Saushiwes addressing local matters. The fragment highlights their remarks and regional focus without detailed outcomes or dates.
Lafayette Indiana April 13 1964 Wiley Port said he does not believe he will attempt another transcontinental stratospheric flight with his present equipment. He noted the long series of setbacks and questioned feasibility given current gear and conditions.
The market shows moderate irregularity as trading indices drift with unchanged openings. Bond activity remains cautious with GIA8.GT and BL Bonds at mixed levels amid fluctuating investor sentiment and limited volume.
Former housing program head Moffett plans to resign from his role and will depart the department after a long tenure. The move comes amid leadership changes at city housing agencies and impacts ongoing redevelopment initiatives.
A historic report details a failed plan to assassinate three state men. The notice assigns a duty at an observatory with the aim of exposing the conspiracy. Names include Bea, jMscn, Tesonang, with a date noted as April 29.
A bus crash near Williamsport leaves fourteen students dead and several injured as townspeople mourn with dozens of services held for Eva Zims, Norris Downs, Eva Harsh, Claude Myers, and others. A preliminary manslaughter hearing for the bus driver is postponed to April 23 to allow new witnesses.
Brief notice states someone faced arrest actions shortly after a ceremony at McHenry with a $2.50 collateral offered for bail related matter.
Maryland authorities move to enforce headlight rules to improve road safety. The commissioner outlines procedures and powers to tackle violations as the public eyes the steps.
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