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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
3
Trial details reveal a defendant fainted and lay unresponsive as officers observed. Witnesses reference a past incident, a car case, and multiple fines and costs. The proceedings mention a defendant named Harper and cases tied to Es te Rank and Tomas, with penalties varying from days in jail to fines and costs.
A fragmented historical narrative by Milton Beonner discusses the era of George the Wise and the rise of a democratic influence. It references prominent figures and events in a broad, reflective account of monarchy, diplomacy, and statecraft with speculative links to Europe.
An early 20th century item discusses a forthcoming King George era pageant in London with Queen Mary and King George portraits, noting American reservations of royal imagery. It recalls rumors about temperance, a controversial marriage legend, and press scrutiny, while previewing a feature on King George’s early reign era.
The report notes a confrontation where Suomley used a blackjack to restrain Bohn who was later released on a $50 bail. Jans Signfoase faced a drunkenness charge with a $2 collateral offered, per Officer Hoflin. Burrier was fined for operating without a registration card or license.
AP Radio Editor C. E. Butterfield notes a brisk schedule across WEAF NSC and NBC networks. The review highlights a one hour block featuring Les Reus and Ben, with several alternating segments and base aces referenced in the April lineup.
A 1930s Supreme Court brief discusses state versus federal jurisdiction over automobile sale codes and enforcement. The court notes it lacks jurisdiction to pass on New York state law supplementing national rules and returns the matter to the appeals court. Secretary Ickes is referenced in the decision context.
Readers are informed that vinegar or ammonia in wash water can make windows mirrors and table glassware sparkle more brightly. The article notes authorities testing the Avon river in England to observe salmon rusting and mentions clear water inches and streams still g. ve Wanderers a shock.
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