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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1935
Page
2
A garbled OCR segment mentions a dropped motor yet continued movement and an unclear cross reference between numbers and a pink visor. It references blame and a damaged device while noting a motor returned in a relegation context, but the passage lacks coherent facts.
A short funeral notice records Zihlman funeral held for the late individual. The brief notes relate to rites and attendees, reflecting a small community acknowledgment of the service.
Hurmont voters elected members to the Board of Town Commissioners in a close contest. Key figures include Creager and Breech vying for seats, with Bennevt and Stoner noted among candidates. Results show Breech and Creager receiving several votes amid ongoing count and next month’s election potential follow ups.
Fragmentary OCR notes quote Senator Byrd warning of chaos and confusion tied to amendments and political themes. The garbled text references the NRA, the News Of America, and political actions in a murky, unverified context.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Willard overruled a demurrer to an injunction suit arising from a timber rights dispute. The case involves Liber Leatherman and Fra H. Rice as defendants with ties to a land and timber claim, according to the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a return flight and a hoped timing on a date in 1853, with garbled references to American, Eastern Standard time, and testing. No coherent event, entities, or causal details can be confirmed from the readable portions.
A court disposed of the conspiracy charges against Francs id A. DeLash and others after a hearing in Boland, Washington. The case involved a garage conspiracy and a secretary’s alleged role. Bail remained at 4900 for each defendant. The hearing concluded with the dismissal of the conspiracy count.
More than 500 children joined an Easter parade won by a horse drawn carriage team. Prizes featured a decorated dol carriage and a prize for the greatest number of eggs collected by Br an, while M a Grimes led the hunt for the best egg gathering effort.
An extracted note references IN DEFENSE OF KING KINGS and Mussolini as authorship in a stamps column. It asks about stamp topics including the only Living English rajah, citing Kline’s discussion of modern IRN Oratians and stamp portraits circa 1925.
Washington report notes P Long of Louisiana threatened secession and asserted demands backed by officials on the expansion of state authority. The item hints at unrest tied to municipal power and wire service coverage, with unclear details from a garbled segment.
Tachoxu Formosa April 23 reports doctors and supplies arriving from Makzy Naval Base to aid 250 030 homeless quake survivors. Official figures rise to 3 065 killed 5 889 injured 1490 missing as districts report higher casualties. Water scarcity worsens. many pipes wrecked and reserves exhausted amid vast relief effort offshore.
Washington April 22 The president will formalize a new phase of the Civilian Conservation Corps as part of a four billion dollar relief program. White House aides say the administration will outline the organization and divisions of the plan from the president’s desk, with data and recommendations to come this week. The move follows urgent calls for relief as dust storms and soil erosion threaten farming areas. Meanwhile, Japanese relief efforts and Formosan officials coordinate attempts to aid disaster victims amid continuing hunger and thirst.
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