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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
4
The article outlines federal aid for State Roads 10 and lists monetary allocations for Freaston and other districts. It mentions commission planning, nominations, and a proposed timeline, with references to Rocks versus events and local commission actions.
Tarreda asserts a claim of five thousand dollars related to a branch factory closure. The case centers on owed compensation or settlement, with Tarreda seeking payment amid disputed closure details and financial liability.
State Senator A. G. E. recently represented the Feder tration and conferred with leaders on farm improvement needs. Former Maryan State Grange master Shoemaki and farm bureau officials spoke on repairs and modernization efforts.
A detailed inquiry is planned into the University of Maryland affairs. The report will review board governance and recent actions by regents and officials. Further announcements are expected as the investigation progresses.
A garbled report notes a fine of five dollars assessed to an individual linked to a sequence of names and items. The fragment mentions a sack and a curt legal or disciplinary action involving several persons named in a disordered OCR passage.
City officials pressed ahead with budget discussions as the new spending plan moved a key stage closer to completion. The session focused on allocations for public works, education, and health services, with department heads outlining projected costs and revenue sources.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a three member committee and references to Hagers-town Walton League and Dawid G. Everh of Pre being endorsed as attorney. Mentions George R. Republican and a designation at the ban by Ire T. representative.
An Annapolis inquest returns an accidental death verdict for Graf af Toeast a 40 year old Naval Academy father of eight. He died while colleagues attempted to straighten a heavy tombstone about 1000 pounds, the upper section broke from its pedestal striking his head as a pinch bar was used. Coroner Louis M Hopkir g notes a hole was dug and pedestal raised. testimony alleges misstep by workers led to the fatal accident.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Luff’s Stuff and warmth, with garbled lines about showering and war. It hints at summer elements and time, signed AL LUFBUAROW, but lacks clear event details or a coherent report.
The article notes three generations of Brooke rulers in Sarawak, led by Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, with Sir Charles John Brooke and Sir James Brooke preceding him. It mentions their governorships and the stamps portraying the Brookes, highlighting the present ruler as the only living English rajah.
Paul I. Payne addressed the Hiwans Club at the Francis Scott Hey Hotel describing the first telephone message from Alexander Graham Bell to his assistant. He traced TLS developments and showcased historical and modern phone scenes during the luncheon.
A terse report notes a murder execution tied to a quarrel involving the number 540 and a reference to John Hamil Hamilton, indicating a capital case concluding with the execution.
Clipper flight completes perilous 24 hour round trip between Canada and a monoplane route. Spectators crowded the harbor as the craft’s four engines powered down after a dramatic arrival reported at 11 58 p m EST. Investigators and customs officials began inspecting the hull and gear amid splashed water and heavy crowding.
The St Paulos Service Commission set May 2 for a public hearing on Emmitsburg Railroad application to discontinue passenger service. The seven and a half mile line between Emmitsburg and Emminspang Junction faces proposed abandonment due to falling traffic and rising costs. Captain Edwin C. Musick and crew reportedly discussed experiences with freighter ships during navigational tests.
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