Long Filibuster Kills Money Bill At Congress Adjournment
Washington August 27 Congress adjourned after a long filibuster by Senator Long of Louisiana derailed money for key New Deal programs. The House clocked out after midnight as negotiations over cotton loans and wheat subsidies failed to produce a final rider. President Roosevelt watched late as adjournment became automatic, with major measures like Social Security, the Wagner Act, and the Guffey coal bill left unresolved.
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AAA Carries Over Large Balance for New Fiscal Period
Washington reports the AAA carried a 152 million dollar balance into the new fiscal period starting July 2 1935 as farm programs proceed under new amendments. Baltimore court hearings set for September address AAA taxes and constitutionality challenges with multiple cases on file. Maryland Park homicide details officer searches as two suspects remain at large.
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Recognizance Bond Filed in Pending Case
A recognizance bond was filed Monday for the release of Magic M. near Mochatondaie on a five thousand dollar bond pending grand jury action. The case involves an assault with intent to kill linked to Vermnan O. Waddie in July. Bondmen named John D. Storr and George E. Baker.
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Birds Placed On Farms In County For Replenishing Stock
Frederick county game wardens distributed 400 quell and 100 modernistic pheasants from the State hatchery at Glenbrook to restock local game birds as winter reduced supplies by about 6 percent. The release aligns with a statewide effort of 6,000 birds, with hunters urged to follow open dove season rules and federal regulations overriding state dates. Conditions on the Monocacy and Potomac remained spotty for fishing as rain continued.
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Federal funds asked for Maryland relief
Baltimore August 26 federal funds totaling 1590 were requested to cover Maryland relief next month. State relief administrator Harry Greenstein warned that failure to approve the full sum would plunge the unemployed into suffering and distress in September. He noted August was only manageable due to a substantial reserve now nearly exhausted.
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Frederick City to Set year tax rate at Wednesday meeting
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler announced a tax rate decision will be unveiled Wednesday night by the Board of Aldermen at City Hall. The current rate stands at 95 cents per $100. a public sewerage system meeting is tonight at 8 with possible bond-vote action. The Board of Equalization begins at 7:30, reviews assessments, and a lease extension request from Warner Bros. for the City Opera House may also be decided.
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City Property Sales Reported in Weekend Deeds
Deeds recorded over the weekend show Roy L. Leaton selling 320 West Terrace to Justice and M Schnauffer. Young Johnson sold to Mr and Mrs John W Rice at 12 West Third Street with the consideration about 3,000. A local note mentions Frederica as an unwelcome alternative location.
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Italy plans new war moves as Mussolini summons cabinet
Ruptures and tensions rise as Premier Mussolini calls ministers to meet near Bolzano for a mock battlefield. Italian officials hint at extensive Mediterranean movements and possible invasion of Ethiopia, with ships preparing for action.
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Granted Divorce For Speckhardt Custody Of Infants
William A Speckhardt of Frederick wins an absolute divorce from Katherine M Speckhardt of Buffalo and is granted custody of infant Ruth L Speckhardt and Kenneth H Speckhardt. Plaintiff to pay costs. Also notes vast U S government bonds held by insurance companies exceeding 1.468 billion dollars in the country.
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Reno S. Harp
Katherine M. Speckhardt
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Ramsburg Captured After Turkey Theft Suspects Sought
Ramsburg and his brother Clyde were linked to a turkey theft in Howard County. Ramsburg was arrested on Marge Street after eluding authorities since fleeing to Virginia. Two others implicated remain in custody or serving terms in the House of Correction.
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