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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1935

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Linganore Plant Runs 10 to Maintain City Pressure

Frederick officials report Linganore filtration plant is used to keep up pressure for Frederick as Fishing Creek supply remains steady. Eight inch, 2000 foot line to connect Linganore to Monroe Street underground progresses, while Madison Street extension and alley improvements continue. High Knob Gambrill Park work advances with over 2700 visitors recorded in July.

Linganore Fishing Creek Frederick Maxwell Singanore Monroe Street Eader W Madison Street McMurmy Street Souwest City High Knob Gambrill Park Frederick County Middletown

Mysterious E L Jones identified as Mandeville Zenge

Chicago reports that Mandeville Zenge was identified as the elusive E L Jones who appeared from an Ann Arbor hotel the same day Dr Walter Bauer was kidnapped and later mutilated in Chicago. Flint detective Oran J Gulett confirmed the match after noting Jones wore dark glasses.

Chicago Mandeville Zenge E. L. Jones Ann Arbor Mich Walter J. Bauer Bauer Oran J. Gulett Flint Jones Jennings Hotel Gulett Suoptus

One Killed As Racing Machine Crashes At Milford Speedway

In Milford Maryland on August 3 a 26 year old driver named Joseph Marfield died when his speed racing machine lost control on a turn. The car toppled off the track and struck a tree stump. Dr E E Nichols ruled death a fractured skull.

Pikesville Joseph Marfield Milford Speedway Marfeld E. E. Nichols

Weather Summary for August and Precipitation Totals

Weather data reports August precipitation totals 4.49 inches with a deficiency to 1995 of 13.99 inches by August 13. High yesterday 83, year ago 91. Low last night 72, year ago 85. Sun sets 7.22 pm, rises 8.02 am. Moon rise 11 am, moon set 2 pm. Condition: cloudy in Monocacy, forecaster notes clearing over the ezine aide and Virginia.

Tamsday Virginia

Senate probes Rails financing in broad inquiry

Senate Interstate Commerce investigators disclose groundwork for public hearings into railroad financing. They review records of a major New York banking firm and examine books of Missouri Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific, with reorganization ongoing. Public hearings led by Senator Wheeler are not expected to start this fall.

Washington Senate Interstate Commerce Committee New York Missouri Pacific J. P. Morgan and Co Chicago Milwaukee, St. Paul Kuhn, Loeb and Company Wheeler Montana

Slot Machine Charges Filed In Local Bust

Sheriff and deputies arrested Steve Kritsings and Nick Elefantis this morning at the Washington restaurant on a warrant alleging slot machine operation. No machines were found. bond for each is being prepared ahead of the September grand jury as authorities press to curb gaming devices. In city cases Henry Dorsey was jailed after destruction of property charges and Earl Fogle held for drunkenness, with hearings slated in Police Court tonight.

Steve Kritsings Nick Elefantis Roy M Hiltner Charles W. Smith John E. Crum Washington Restaurant South Market All Saints Coufty House of Correction Allen McHenry Henry Dorsey Earl Fogle Lawrence Pagan Guy Anderson

Brisk Rally Lifts Utilities To Year Highs In New Session

A brisk rally in the utilities sector pushed stocks to new highs for the year as overall trading volume neared one million shares. Gains in power stocks revived market sentiment despite limited hopes from Washington legislation, with higher revenues and taxes cited as factors in net income.

New York Washington

Swiss Newspaper Barred in Germany Over Foreign Journalists

Berlin reports the Prussian Minister of the Interior accuses foreign journalists, singling out the Swiss paper Thurg Zor, as German authorities push a so called clean Reich. Propaganda Minister Goebbels faces actions linked to strengthening Nazism domestically and abroad. A new criminal code is proposed to bolster party control.

Berlin Interor Wxicy Paul Joseph Goebbels Benring Thurgentr Zor Germany Reich Peirenghien Tce Party

Divorcee seeks compensation in Lynchings case in Hagerstown

The Sollenberger case moves to trial in Mendelink county circuit court in September. A widow claims death benefits for Reuben N Sollenberger, a filling station attendant killed in a 1993 robbery. The suit names Texas Company A E Stahl and U S Fidelity as defendants, arguing workers compensation. The case traces how divorce and alimony affected the claim and notes prior venue changes. The defense argues no liability since Sollenberger was killed while selling gas on commission. The record shows ongoing appeal and lengthy testimony anticipated.

el G Haugh Allegany County Circuit Court Sollenberger Septembber State Industrial and Accident Commission Hagerstown Reuben N Sollenberger Fat Sollenberger Texas Company A. £. Stahl U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company Industrial and Accident Commission Accident Commission Stahl

Lynch Mob Detains Deputy and Hangs Suspect Near Yreka

A mob of 25 to 50 masked men abducted Deputy Sheriff Martin Lange and dragged C L Johnson, 24, from the county hall to hang him three miles south of Yreka for the killing of Officer F R Daw at Dunsmuir. Johnson was found fully dressed except for shoes and cut down by officers at 4 a.m. The mob, which also freed the deputy barefoot, forced entry into the jail, rang the night bell, and used automobiles to reach the scene after overruling Lange.

Yreka Cal L ‘Johnson F. R Daw Dunsmuir John‘sen Reno Nev Klamath Falls Ore Johnson Duiismuir Here Martin Lange

HOLC Forecloses On 34 Properties In Md

The Home Owners Loan Corporation announced that foreclosure actions in Maryland reached 34 with five completions. Abandonment occurred in 47 cases, and others were due to stubborn nonpayment or borrower death. Through July 25, loans closed totaled 14589 with 42,033,514 in value.

Washington Home Owners Loan Corporation Maryland

Oregon author H L Davis wins 7500 prize for Honor in the Carn

Native of Oregon aged 38 and long associated with American family roots, H L Davis wins a 7500 prize in a national novel contest for his first book Honor in the Carn. Davis' career spans roles from sheep herder and farmer to county sheriff and soldier before turning to poetry and prose.

H. L Davis Oregon Davis

Montgomery Board Probes Wholesale Beer Dealers

The Liquor Control Board of Montgomery County orders a thorough probe of wholesale beer dealers suspected of transporting beer into or storing it outside county lines. If findings prove violations license holders may face suspension. Norma Martin received a beer sales permit for a Rockville restaurant at the old Dixie Tavern site with Francis Slam Lyddane named the restaurant manager. Oscar Foulk, GM, reports July profits at 3 568 25 and a year to date rise of about 3000.

Montgomery County Liquor Control Board of Priday Lcense Norma Martin Rockville Dixie Tavern Francis “Slam” Lyddane Poar Oscar Foulk Foulk

Senator Holt Under Knife In Baltimore

Rush D. Holt, West Virginia Democratic senator, underwent surgery at St Agnes hospital in Baltimore with no trouble and expected to recover in two to three weeks. Dr. L Clarence Cohn said Holt was getting along fine and ready for vacation. Emmitsburg Plant Ready announced by Louis Cooper to open a new factory above Ace the Wlic Lan within ten days, employing thirty to thirty five, mainly women operators, with a fall schedule.

Baltimore Rush D. Holt West Virginia St Agnes Hospital L Clarence Cohn Sax Emmitsburg Louis Cooper Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company Hi New Wlic Prient Fast Main Street

Soviet plane pursues pole to San Francisco flight

The Soviet transolar plane U1 with three airmen aimed for the North Pole on a nonstop Barents Sea hop toward San Francisco. Averaging about 108 mph over 900 miles, pilots Laveneffaky and colleagues planned to maintain 500 meters to avoid wing icing as they crossed polar daylight toward Frans Josef Land and possible North Pole arrival.

Moscow San Francisco Barents Sea Sigmund Laveneffaky Laveneffsky North Pole

Plan to seat anti Huey delegates at party convention

Washington plan in Democratic circles to rebuff Huey Long at the next national convention. Roosevelt supporters would be seated while Long’s delegation remains under his control, a reversal of 1932 procedures. Palmer and Wright face limited influence amid Legion probes.

Willis Thornton Washington Efoot Huey Long Huey Long Louisiana Ineofar

Troops Take Up Positions in Harlan for Kentucky Primary

In Harlan Kentucky troops moved into the county during the night and occupied polling places ahead of the gubernatorial primary. Guards inspected voting sites and blank ballots while election officials warned they would not proceed if troops remained, but officers insisted on staying under orders.

Harlan Barry Loy Harlan County

New Windsor Postmaster Nomination Endorsed

At a county meeting in Westminster on Tuesday the Democrat committee unanimously endorsed Mrs W Lee Hoke for New Windsor postmaster. A Democrat and member of the Women's Democratic Club, she would be the first woman from Carroll County named as permanent postmaster. Edna G Hewitt previously served temporarily as postmaster. The recommendation goes to Congressman William P. Goldsborough Jr and Postmaster General James A. Parley.

New Windsor Cees Westm Hster Ammcta W Lee Hoke Hoke Women's Democratic Club of Garral Tas Chuir Vo Stace Baltimore Carroll County Edna G Hewitt Allmaster A Woodbing Robert Arihar Howard Necker Wiliam E Conoway Morr Mitten Millard Weer Wilam P Gite James A. Parley

Grandson of Former Turk Monarch Found Dead in New York

A man identified as YENWEVE Duane Abdul Kerim, said to be the grandson of Sultan Abdul Hamid, was found shot to death in a Broadway hotel room. A photo shows him in court regalia and a passport inscription references Istanbul. The Almanach de Gotha lists Abdul Kerim as Abdul Hamid’s grandson, ruler 1876 to 1909.

Yenweve Duane Abdul Kermm Sultan Abdul Hamid Ottoman Empire M Broadway T. F. Yorr Pat le Istanbul Kerim The Almanach de Cietha Abdul Kerim Bustan Abdul Hamid Mer

1935 Frederick City Directory Progress Report

B F Ingram speaking for Polk and Co says the firm will complete the 1935 Frederick directory after finishing a long Frederick stay. A crew will be sent soon to compile the directory and work continues through the coming months. Weather outlook: unusually warm with a cool turn midweek as Monday brings light winds.

F Ingram BR L, Polk and Co Frederick Polk Company Preaerick

Road Supervisors Put to Work on County and State Roads

County road supervisors and group foremen named by the county engineer are engaged in drainage, weeding, and allied tasks on county roads. They may soon bid for state road work including a mile link between New Midway and Detour. The program envisions limited state road projects and bridge repairs in Frederick county with projected spending around three thousand dollars.

MA Gea Frank W. Rathenhoefer Buckeystown Urbana Tuscarora Frederick New Midway Detour Frederick County State Roads Commission I Ooas

Automobile markers require county tax payment proof

The board of town commissioners enacted a city measure when the legislature passed that car markers for Emmitsburg may be issued only after county taxes are paid. The city now requires proof that county taxes have been settled before stamping the markers.

Emmitsburg

Auto Fire Destroys Vehicle Near Tanestown

William Pinger of Tanestown had an auto catch fire on the stave road about 7:30 PM Friday, three miles northwest of Tanestown. Defective circuit blamed for outbreak. fire spread before discovery. Pinger escaped unharmed.

Wiliam Pinger Tanestown Stave Road Pittinger

Stiff Penalty Planned for Driving After License Revocation

Baltimore Aug 3 AP State Senator Raymond F Kennedy announced plans to push bills setting a minimum six month sentence for motorists convicted of driving after license revocation. The measures would also extend to a year the time before restoration can be considered and cited a driver with 45 offenses including drunken driving larceny and revoked license violations involved in six fatalities.

Baltimore Raymond FE. Kennedy Kennedy

Relief load to increase as winter nears says official

State Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein said Maryland relief rolls, cut about 60 percent from the April 1984 peak, will rise again as winter approaches. He warned that workers removed from relief may reappear on rolls unless Washington approves and implements work progress projects.

Baltimore Harry Greenstein Maryland Greenstein Washington

Infantile paralysis case reported in Montgomery County

Montgomery County reports its first infantile paralysis case of the year. Barry Hammond, 19, of Geithersburg was moved to Bydenham Hospital in Baltimore after falling ill Thursday. Doctors describe the case as mild and have placed close contacts under observation.

Montgomery County Bydenham Hospital Baltimore Geithersburg Barry Hammond Lilite Mills Thunsday Charles Halliday State Health Department Bcist

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