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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
14
The piece describes wool frocks for the school wardrobe with velvet accents. It highlights a one piece plaid wool dress with a red and white color scheme, deep collar, velvet ascot, and self covered buckle at the waist. A black novelty wool dress features green and black velvet trim and metal buckles on the front.
The article outlines changing hat fashions with emphasis on crown driven designs and new textures. Felt and velvet dominate while dark tones and jewel colors appear in rust browns greens and blues. Neck bows and bandeau accents aid proper angle feature as chic touches.
Disjointed report notes a bankruptcy in Winona with unclear references to debts, bonds, sewage projects, and local officials. The fragment mentions Tulsa and a bond issue, hinting at municipal budget strains and proposed public works as part of an uncertain plan.
Baltimore July 31 The refined figures show 9 583 cases in 21 Maryland counties on July 26 down from 23 927 in April 1934. Baltimore city recorded 22 405 cases on July 26 versus 20 959 in April. Total cases for counties and Baltimore city reached 32 968 on July 26, about 127 909 individuals, with April totals at 259 504. Federal reef ad grant discussed for relief funds, with figures and county breakdowns listed. A separate note cites a lifeboat pennies monument in Yorkshire England used to fund rescue services after more than 400 lives saved.
In Addis Ababa reports say Emperor Haile Selassie maintains independence remains non negotiable as foreign powers eye a potential war. Secrecy surrounds a palace meeting with royal chiefs while Rome signals shift in wartime control.
General Roberts Callan reports progress in filling the Regular Army increase for the Third Army Corps with headquarters in Baltimore. The July overseas allotment to Hawaii and Panama was 1,080 and filled by July 18, as recruiting focused on local posts. August foreign service increment is 1,000 with vacancies in nearly all branches in Hawaii and Panama.
Report from Berar dated July 31 indicates observers fear Germany’s economy underpins a strong Reich policy. Berlin’s police chief orders heightened vigilance against “state enemies” as the regime ramps up offensives, while officials warn mobilization remains normal for the period.
About forty members and guests toured the CCC camp near the Fistic Creek reservoir. The group viewed a new freetoner and other CCC projects, followed by a meal at a hotel. Attendees included Fred Knock C O Dave Chelly Turrer eny and C F P Burnham H H Dinsman.
Fire destroyed a Germantown residence completely while occupants Alfred and family were away. The blaze caused about $3,000 in damage and Efforts to determine the cause are underway. Local authorities and firemen reported the rapid spread of flames with a swift response.
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