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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1935

Page

12

Western Shore Commissioners discuss public works and pension law

The Western Shore Counties Commissioners Association met at Hagetehinder with ten of fourteen counties present. Resolutions urged county supervision of lateral roads and legal title to tax sale real estate. Speakers included Arthur Hungerford and Lee L Dopkin who outlined public works and pension law changes, with local officials touring the Washington county home after the session.

Western Shore Coun- Commissioners Association Hagetehinder Lateral Roads Prince George's Arthur Hungerford National Emerges Council of the State Lee L Dopkin Penalon Board of Bratt Aid and Charities Hungerford Dopkin Maryland Theatrte Simshouses Nelson Rumler Allegany County Charlie Stewart Allegany Courts Presisient Association Hekl Howe

County leaders weigh dairy project and school plans

County commissioners discuss an proposed dairy at Montevie Hospital and potential school board submissions. They aim to secure parts of a four million dollar government package for road work, but warn grants rarely cover full costs when materials are needed and county funds may be required.

Montevie Hospital Vir Hungerford

Leopard Revered by Congo Natives on French Stamps

The article describes native reverence for the leopard in French Congo and Middle Congo regions. A hunter punished for killing a leopard is freed when claiming the animal was a forest chief and stranger. The leopard’s headgear and nightly dances center in tribal rituals. France issued two stamps depicting the leopard for its Congo territories.

Middle Congo Western Afria Htoob Viage France Congo Middle

Nature of US policy and economic views echoed in historic quotes

A collage of historical quotes discusses American policy, the New Deal, war posture, and property rights. Statements from Senator Tom Connally, Representative Hamilton Fish, Representative Joe W Wadsworth, President Roosevelt, and Ex-Gov Alfred Be Smith reflect debates on wartime unity, economic control, and class privilege with references to independence and labor.

Hamilton Fish New York Wadsworth Thas Lincoln Alfred BE Smth

Great Britain Warned Again By Mussolini

Mussolini warned Britain as Italian Cabinet approves four economic steps aimed at war mobilization on the Austrian frontier. A prominent Italian banker describes the measures as the most important yet, including profits tax provisions and mandatory investment of excess profits into government securities, plus a shift to coal and gas pricing rules.

Bolzano Jay Ane Italy

Building Burns Near Mt Airy Farm Home Destroyed

Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed a six room frame farmhouse belonging to Woodrow Baumgardner near Harrinville two and a half miles north of Mt Airy. Loss about 1000 dollars with partial insurance. House unoccupied and burned before water arrived. motorist who set flames notified Harrisille. No other property damaged. cause undetermined.

Woodrow Baumgardner Harrinville Mt Airy Harrisille

Astrid of Belgium Dies in Belgian Car Crash

The body of Astrid of Belgium, 29 year old mother of three and former Swedish princess, was prepared for burial after a fatal auto crash that also injured Leopold. A royal train carried the body from Lucerne to Brussels where her children learned of their mother’s death.

Lucerne Switzerland Astrid Paul van Zetland Brussels Mas Three Caldren Leopold Albert Belgium Sister Brun

Lions Meeting Discusses Fear's Impact on Life

Rey Dewitt P. Zuse, pastor of the United Brethren Church, spoke to the Lions Club at Hotel Frederick on fear and its effects. He argued most failures stem from fear and noted many causes. Byron A. Winterener, club president, introduced the speaker. Attendance exceeded recent meetings.

Rey Dewitt P. Zuse The United Brethren Lions Club Hotel Prederick Thomas Summers Pytooramumin Byron Cla

Emergency Relief Work Projects To Be Ended

Maryland Emergency Relief Administration will terminate MERA projects at once and place relief clients on direct relief until WPA employment begins. About 5,000 relief clients affected, with most projects winding up within a week. Greenstein and Dryden decide to end MERA now rather than merge with the WPA start.

Baltimore Maryland Emergency Relief Administration Harry Greenstein Francis H Dryden Works Progress Administration Greensteintal

Marriage Licenses and Property Deed Notices

Wilson M Southard 22 of Louisa Virginia and Jeannette B Bass 18 of Baltimore obtained marriage licenses. Hugh C Danner widower transfers property to Ells May Stull and others in the county for a ten dollar consideration. Beef consumption noted with unclear context in dusty caption.

Wilson M Southard Louisa Va Jeannette B Bass Baltimore Hugh C Danner Ells May Stull Et al

Three More Major Bills to Be Signed by Roosevelt

Washington reports three more major measures awaiting President Roosevelt's signature after a busy day. The president signed the railroad retirement and Frazer Lemke farm mortgage substitute bills, with vacation and Hyde Park rest noted as in abeyance. He planned to sign the Guffey coal stabilization bill later.

Washington Roosevelt Hyde Park N. Y Supreme Court

Cyclist Struck by Auto in Chapel Alley Collision

Richard Smith, age unknown, escaped serious injuries after a bicycle crash with a car driven by Gordon Harris in Chapel alley between Second and Third streets. Smith suffered a lacerated left knee and bruised right hip. Harris was held responsible.

Mit Richard Smith Lester Smith East Secwee Street Gordon Harris Chapel Alley Young Seaith Harris

President pushes wealth tax bill and neutrality accord

The President backs a neutrality resolution and expects to sign the $250 million wealth tax after Treasury review. He works late as he prepares to leave for his Hyde Park home by Saturday while White House activities continue.

Treasury Department Manes Mle Bia White House Hyde Park

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