17 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1935
Page
1
A distressed report states a woman died by razor, found in her Montevue room, with earlier statements about a return home and no instrument located. The text mentions a Pan plane and a trans-Pa schedule, with an admission to county institution on a Tuesday.
A historical note records Watson T. Jarboe, former county operator and father of a Maryland-bound individual, as a pastor in the community. The fragment preserves ties to the Jarboe family and their local roles.
Fragmentary report states a clothing store was robbed and security measures noted a barred window and derater in the scene. No suspects named and no exact time or total amount confirmed in readable text.
A political brief notes that Democrats push for a faster legislative week in Congress. The move aims to enact more bills and reduce drawn out delays amid debates on scheduling and procedural rules.
Market reporters describe a steadier New York financial scene with little volatility as currencies and prices hover near current levels amid cautious trading. The piece notes the pound and other currencies showing muted moves in late trading sessions.
Weather and political notes from Germany highlight a major resolution set for a ballot on April 19. The report mentions widespread adherence to the measure and expectations of voter turnout despite cold conditions.
The frost spared most blossoms but damaged some peach and cherry early blossoms, with hail and wind easing but leaving bitterly cold air. Overnight low around 35 at Frederick. wind shifted northeast, slowing thaw as Poland faces French pressure amid broader wartime tensions.
A proposal in Congress outlines a bonus bond plan. The plan aims to provide investors with advantageous terms while funding public needs. Supporters tout potential stimulus and simplified procurement, though critics warn of cost and market impact.
Readable text notes an Easter sunrise service on Sunday with unclear details. The fragment mentions musical selections and instrumental pieces but content is incomplete and lacks clear event specifics. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed in the accessible text.
Disjointed report sketches penalties for theft of public funds and fraud attempts against projects, citing officials fearing exposure. Mentions felony class upgrades, penalties up to years in prison and fines, and references to police court actions and congressional codes.
Focal figures in a draft account dispute whether Hand holds greater prestige. The review questions if Hand’s influence remains strong or has waned amid unfavorable opinions, amid continued debate within the circuit.
A forthcoming administrative panel identified as Work Group 10 will allocate funds from a four billion dollar program. The group, described as part of a broader process, is expected to meet in a few days to discuss details and responsibilities.
A woman states there is no information about aid in the state. The report notes confusion over available assistance and seeks clarification from authorities.
Frederick teachers and officials plan a new English course for county schools set to start next year. County Superintendent Eugene W. Pruits and state supervisor T G Pullen will attend. Committees and a concert event are also being organized at Frederick High School.
A contract award to Tanestown bidder covers erecting of the board on May 1 under the school project. The action announces the bid award and the effective date for completing the work.
Local efforts gain support on ballot as 450 representatives to attend the 1936 convention with plans coordinated by the Grand Lodge. Installation of officers at Baltimore’s Jow Temple was led by Grand Master Clares W. Held and included Deputy Grand Master T. Baig and other officers. Lodges represented include Fred, New Market, Monrovia, and more as the Odd Fellows prepare for the 1936 session.
Court in France releases two Swiss nationals amid a case touching state wariness and safety. Officials report the decision followed legal proceedings and arguments presented by both sides.
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