Frederick stores lead Frederick 1935 retail census
The 1935 census shows Frederick food stores leading sales with 7.9 million dollars for the year while automotive groups posted the highest payroll. The report notes 269 stores in 1933 rising to 304 in 1935, and a payroll of 900000 for part time and full time staff. Broadly, food stores and general merchandise top the sector with payroll totals and store counts detailed.
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Frederick
Rasidaliae
Fo A Gosnell
Chie
Frederick Chanoner
Gosnell
Marland
Angus Bureau
Commerce
Ford
GAR Ono
General Merchandize Group
Bureau of Census
Innst Fond
General Merchandise Group
Apparel! Group
Automotive Group
Saan AI Eelata
ANOS
Dryz
Census Bureau
Madheade
Brave Sae
Tarfona
Cand Agente
Co Advertiang Aeencies
Cameriellan
Bishop Criticises Conduct Of King
A wartime era bishop condemns the conduct of King as the Diocese notes public concern. The clergyman speaks during a tense moment, urging accountability and restraint amid ongoing controversy and scrutiny of church leaders.
December Cold Sets In As Winter Arrives Early
December brings a sharp cold snap with record low readings and early winter feel. Forecasters note the period around last Warhinston's Whihday, the shortest day, while merchants report Christmas shopping picking up. Weather records show December starting unusually chilly with past five years’ daily lows ranging from 29 to 47 degrees. The dry fall aids farmers and outdoor work but prolongs cold, with November the driest since 1933. continued cold could affect farming into winter. (CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE)
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Warhinston
Frederick
Mittee
Specialties Attract Traders On Wall Street Market Quiet
New York December 1 stock traders concentrated on epoclautes with few leaders advancing. Domestic business progress steadied sentiment while tensions over foreign affairs eased. Activity remained light around the fourth hour as the market hovered and then Serling rose to 491 dollars.
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Newa York
Whittle
Wall Street
Serling
Tekes In Auto Crash North Of Richmond Va
Secretary Harold Ickes escaped serious injury when his car rolled off a road ten miles north of Frederickshutz during a trip to a cornerstone laying in Richmond. He sustained a slight hand cut while Tekes received minor injuries. Master Edwin Kemp is recovering after eye surgery at Wilmer Institute in Baltimore. Mrs Kemp stays with her son in Baltimore.
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Tekes
Richmond
Secrtary of Interior
Harold Ickes Mare Rowly
Frederickshutz
Edwin Kemp
Wilmer Institute
Baltmore
Allen Woods
Strict Economy in Government Urged by Grange
A Maryland Grange meeting urged broad state economy measures including property reassessment in 1997, re enactment of relief taxes as basic state revenue, and a state net income tax on individuals. The report framed the push as part of a long running farm focused program and called for diverting revenue and reducing overall government expenditures. The discussion referenced county assessments, bond limits, and diversification to support rural economies.
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Ibuesoun
Dee
Cap
Miahie Griung
Tte
Tate
Marytad Pvt
Eitteeaq
Geordarry
Desi
Desi Yon Organized Agricultuys
Maryland
Stull Seeks End to Celanese Strike Effort
Comeriand Dee CAP Cone reports Celanese plant at Stull remains idled as officials and union leaders meet for hours seeking a wage increase compromise. No agreement reached as talks continued without disclosure of specific proposals or lines of discussion.
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Comeriand Dee
CAP
Bing
Parker Case Slated for Two Week Continuance
A two week continuance was granted in the Parker case as defense counsel said he needed more time to summon witnesses. Donald Parker, 27, a Black man, is charged with the 5 year old killing of Horace Waters during a holdup at German Town Meetarekeener. trial opened in circuit court but postponed today.
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Backyine
Drc. 1
APY
Donald Parker
Horace Waters
Germantown
Elrcuit Court
Parker
Explorer Married To . Miss Helen BE. Smith
Dr. Cyril Von Batman of Baltimore and Miss Helen Elizabeth Smith, 25, of Texas, were married yesterday in Rockville Maryland. They honeymoon today after the ceremony conducted by Rev George Mays.
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Rockville
Cyril von Batman
Baltimore
Helen Elizabeth Smith
Texas
George Mays
Firegut Garage Blaze on Fast Churett Street
A garage fire broke out early this morning on Fast Churett Street near Mirkt Mincer Cand Dit. Fire brigades contained the flames after a backup stream from a distributor engine, with bystanders Macer, Carey White and Chriss Bhedd reporting the scene and assisting as the fire spread toward Canneh Street.
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Ee Macer
Fast Churett Street
Mir
DuPonts Donate Large Sums to Political Fund Study
The report notes three Du Ponts gave 144430 to a political fund and that NRS Davies contributed 60500 to Democrats. Wealthy donors and Me family members are cited as major contributors. The committee calls for scrutiny of political spending and potential reforms.
Socialist revolt battles in Madrid threaten new civil war
The Spanish government claimed it had repulsed the insurgent drive on Madrid and secured gains in the Biscay area. Paris reports linked Western powers to potential mediation while Vatican and League of Nations discussions weighed accusations of Axis aid to the insurgents. A Soviet spokesman contrasted Communist youth with German fascist youth amid anti-Communist pacts.
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Madrid
Bay of Biscay
Ue Twige Tadbe
Riatues
Holy See
Oots
London
League of Nations
Res
Germany
Italy
France
Hustla
Japan
Car Crash Admits Washington Man with Head and Face Injuries
Joreph Bknerski, 28, of Washington, was admitted to Frederick Clie Hospital at 145 N'eteck Thin after a motor vehicle collision. He is reported to be suffering head and facial injuries with details of the accident not fully available.
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Ture
Joreph Bknerski
Washington
Frederick Clie Hospital
N'Eteck
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperature Notes
December measured precipitation and temperature details appear with references to inches and dates. The record mentions totals for a month, daily readings, and an overall temperature trend. Specific numbers are obscured or garbled, but the items indicate monthly rainfall and daily high and low temperatures, plus notes on moon phases and future forecasts.
New Deal in Washington and the Unemployment Crisis
The article surveys Roosevelts New Deal era economic measures and their impact on unemployment, noting that automation and industry shifts limit job recovery. It discusses labor displacement, wage trends, and price changes across sectors, with figures on production declines, machine impact, and anticipated policy responses amid ongoing depression-era challenges.
Farewell Reception For Pastor And Wife At Trinity M E Church
A large gathering at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South bid farewell to Rev and Mrs. Sharpe after two years of service. Board of Stewards member Mrs. Sunderail led the gathering, praising the couple for their work and bonds formed. Local clergy and union leaders offered reminiscences as the Sharpe memorialized their tenure and prepared to move on today.
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Ralph Mt Sharpe
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Shirpe
Bo Sunderail
Matcecal Union
Rye Union
Robert Sherry
Sharpe
Charles D Sliver
IY Moga
Jim
Royal Atferert
Mies
Elizabeth Hartholas
Post Office Security Report Improves, Errors Noted
A post office security briefing reported improved procedures over the prior week though several errors were found. Postmaster announced a public date of birth check will continue and that workers, including ten typists, are on duty to handle puzzling questions.
Maryland Assembly To Meet December 8 For Unemployment Insurance
Governor Nice announced the Maryland Legislature will convene December 8 in special session to enact unemployment insurance legislation. The move shifts the previously planned December 14 session to allow payroll tax machinery and other preparations before action.
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Assembly
Nice
Waltimore
Fiery W. Nice
Maryland
Alos
Troller
Ceneral Astonbl
Hia
Oakland Sees 5 Degree Rise As Weather Turns Sudden
A shaky urban forecast reports Oakland reaching five degrees above zero with unusual warmth. The erratic conditions bring cloudy skies and lighter winds, while residents note a mild early spring feel despite the late-season chill.
Needlework meeting at the town hall described
The Necie Art Chute met on Monday evening at a local venue with attendees including Mea Lewle HO Kwork and George Th Mle Cleary. Members showcased various forms of needlework, with a display of lace and fabric work admired by the group.
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George
Mle
Cleary
Amdy
Mg Onder
Taomreet
Farry Betta
Onday Avenue
Roosevelt Cancels Motor Tour Amid Peace Conference
Gus Gennerich dies dancing in Buenos Aires as President Roosevelt suspends the city tour but keeps the peace conference schedule intact. Reported heart attack details and diplomatic notes describe Western Hemisphere nations backing the conference with U.S. participation to resume in the evening.
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Michas Uret
Rosasev
Ths
Adden
Is Friomel Amd
Bienen
Santby
Elitro
Roosevelt
Orrk
U S Income Forecast Hints Budget Balance Next Year
Washington December 1 AP report surveys income from last July to November 27. It notes that continuing growth in receipts plus some relief spending reductions could balance revenue and outlay next year. Tax increases led by individual levies totaled 418,598,090 with a 92,123,009 rise.
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Wasington
Watay
Iscal Expo
Balan
First Man Formally Enrolled For Pension
Maltimore reports John David Baeceney of New Rochelle New York became the first person formally enrolled for the federal old age pension. Sweeney's application led a bundle of 1000 turned over by Joseph L. Far chief of the Social Security bureau to the department in a landmark filing.
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Maltimore
APY
John David Baeceney
New Rochelle
N.Y
Federe
Sweeney
Joseph L. Far
Social Security Bureau
Department
One Killed In Auto Wreck At Bladensburg
One person was killed and two others were critically injured when a car ran off the highway near Kaenoprechad ton and rolled four feet into a field. The three occupants were thrown from the vehicle and lay in the field for nearly four hours before being found.
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Madensptug
MD. Dee
Cap
Kaenoprechad
Jana
Chimney Fire Reaches McComas Residence on Second Street
Waepesuca engine responded to a chimney fire around 8 o clock this morning at the residence of Mrs WW Oh McComas at 231 But Second Street. The blaze burned itself out. no services were needed.
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Waepesuca
Mra
McComas
Second Street
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