Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

News in Frederick, Maryland

We have 6,002,175 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1935

Page

1

WPA Jobs Given All Employables in Maryland

WPA relief totals show 9,561 workers at WPA jobs across the district with remaining unemployables carried by federal welfare boards. Cromwell reports complete relief rolls cleared in Frederick, Washington, and Montgomery counties, with Carroll county nearly done and Howard mostly cleared. Adult education shifts to WPA, boosting classes in commercial and practical subjects as programs expand through county projects and new teachers.

Maryland Siphen Cromwell Works Progress Frederick Washington Montgomery Carroll County Howard Frederick County Washington, Montgomery, Carroll and Mall Taguiala A Brunswick Virginia Springs Knoxville Fotomac River Myersville Washington County Sharpsburg Sevee WPA Court House Frederick High School Thurmont Inca

Skunks Seen as Farmer Aid Opposes Bounty Talk

Frederick county forest warden William G. Renner argues skunks help farmers by reducing mice and insects, countering calls for a skunk bounty amid a rabbit shortage. He cites alleged poacher activity reducing rabbits and suggests bounties against foxes instead to protect turkeys.

Fortet William G. Renner Frederick County Renner Mr. Renner Reaner Kingman Brewster Catoctin

Farley outlines 1936 Democratic convention bids and future trans Atlantic mail

Washington press briefing places the 1936 Democratic National Committee convention in Chicago Philadelphia Kansas City or St Louis with San Francisco possible. Farley predicts Roosevelt will win big and Garner will be renominated. He also announces plans to seek funds for a trans Atlantic airmail service with experimental rights next summer and operation within a year.

Washington James A. Farley Farley Froosevelt Garner Chicago Philadelphia Kansas St Coulis San Francisco Wachengion Posttmatter Congress 1Ow RastaTath

Governor Council Meets For First Time In Years In Baltimore

First meeting in twelve years of the Governor's advisory council in Baltimore discussed the state’s major work. Governor Harry W. Nice led the session as heads of state departments attended. No definite action was taken but key policy topics and the proposed amendment to exist were examined for future consideration.

Baltimore Ravernors Advisory Council Mons Harry W. Nice

Physicians To Act As Advisors To Gov Nice

Physicians from the medical profession will serve as technical advisors to Governor Nice during tomorrow's hearing on the Springfield State Board of Managers matter. Drs Haty and Merri Pinkoffs were designated to assist the governor. The hearing will address construction and funding aspects related to public works programs and school building projects.

Baltimore Der Nice Camyntins Springfield State Haty Merri Pinkoffs

Police bullets stop robbers in West Virginia bank heist

In Morgantown area a dramatic bank robbery attempt ended with police firing, a robber killed and another wounded. Howard Hates, 22, of Manington, died at Morgantown Hospital after the confrontation. Roy Taylor, 38, also involved, identified in reports.

Wadestoan Srg Wades Agetars Cahier Olen C. Hendernon Morgantown Hospital Howard Hates Manington Roy Taylor

Two Army Flyers Jobless as Crash Near Washington Kills Ten

Last September report released near Bolling Field details ten deaths from a crash of two Army flyers with no jobs. The figures show five million jobless since 1933 and emphasize wartime air service personnel facing unemployment.

F. R Washington

Unemployment Estimates Put Jobless at Over Ten Million

Government figures disclosed for the first time show 10,915,000 unemployed in September, with 5,000,000 previously jobless finding work since March 1933. The data, compiled for President Roosevelt’s economic security committee by Robert Nexthen, reflect unofficial estimates used by federal agencies and experts.

Washington Roosevelt Committee On Economic Security Robert R. Nexthan

Two Thrown From Night Club And Shot To Death

ARIA Federal revenue agent Louis Pappan aged 43 and George Stewart aged 39, former Tula detective captain, were shot to death at the Sheridan club after being thrown out by two bouncers. County Attorney Holly Anderson called the shooting worse than murder and pledged a full investigation while two men, Tyree Parks and GRB McCullough, claimed Pappan and Stewarthad tried a holdup. Club manager Toy Staley was jailed following the incident.

Lua Dew Aria Federal Revenue Louis, Pappan George Stewart Tula Sheridan Nan Emo Wey Holly Anderson Anderson Tyree Parks Grb McCullough Pappan Stewart Toy Staley

Profit Taking Barrier Balks N Y stock Market

New York stock market closes a cautious session after a period of early strength. Profit taking and new short selling curb gains in oils rails and select industries while wheat and cotton move unevenly. Bond activity supports U S Government issues as money rates edge up. Autmotive collision in Washington damages two vehicles. details remain unclear.

New York

Weather Today Report With Decade Summary

Weather summary shows 24 hour precipitation figures, December totals, and normal benchmarks with historical comparisons. Includes high and low temperatures yesterday and tailing forecasts, plus sunrise and moon phases for the next day.

District Sunday School Convention Set Across Lib erty and New Market

The Sunday School convention with theme Christ In The Life Of The Church will be held Thursday at New Market Methodist Episcopal church for Liberty and New Market districts. Afternoon sessions begin at 2 with evening at 6 10. Workshops for children youth and adults plus officers conference will discuss The Children and the Church How can we Make Our Churches More Christian Christ in the Teaching of the Church and Christ and the Organization of the Church. Leaders include Rev. BE. A. Otto Rev. George Kay Rev. J Frank Pre Rev. L. T. T. Vauthier Rev. M. Robinson Rev. BE. H. Wagoner and Rev. G. E. Turner. Devotions by Rev. H. L. Coffman and Hubert Derr. Addresses by Rev. Herman McKay Rev Harvey of Adamsown and Rev. Addon M. Grolt of Boonscore. Special music planned for both sessions. Maryland-Delaware Religious Education council president Rev. Stofft. Liberty-New Market council president Rev. Turner. Supper conference at 530 p.m. I. C. OF. Hall New Market includes an elect officers meeting with county officers and superintendents. Supper served by church ladies. Five districts expect delegations. obit yive churches listed.

Liberty New Market Christ BE. A. Otto George Kay J Frank Pre L. T. T. Vauthier M. Robinson Maryland-Delaware Council of Religious Education Turner Liberty- New Market I. C. OF Methodist Episcopal Church

Give Up Wedding Ring To Aid Italy's Cause

A garbled report claims King Viewer Fmmacuel and Queen Elena announced Premier Michooi’s wedding ring pledge to aid Italy amid sanctions. Details mention Palys traders and a plan to meet with dental association guests over a dinner, with various names and places distorted. A separate note reports a chimney fire at 24 West Seven, extinguished by the Independent Ause Company with no damage.

Italy Rome Der Aps Fmmacuel Elena Sntarce Teday Michooi Rik Feomid Dhebelian San Tana Pepor md Zimmerman West Seven Ause

Must Pay Data Taxes Before Getting License Offices

Frederick county and town tax offices report lines of auto owners required to obtain perforated application blanks for 1936 motor vehicle licenses. Most of about 11 000 Frederick county owners have blanks. many taxpayers have paid 1935 taxes. New tags required. blanks perforated by treasurer or town tax collector. effective Dec 15 with issues before New Year.

Prederiy County Frederick Brunswick Emmitsburg Walkersvile Frederick County Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Ias Krern Iaal Legislatire

Auto Show Opens Tonight at Armory With Ford and Lincoln Lineup

A welcome by Mayor Lloyd opens the Ford show at the State Armory under Presserick Motor Co. featuring a Lincoln, three Lincoln Zephyr cars, and a Ford. Eight local firms join, with a Gilbert's Star Review act and motion pictures. Prime offers available. Show runs through Thursday night. King David Lodge No 59 holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening with officers elected and reports presented.

Lioyd Culler State Armory Presserick Motor Company Lincoln Ford Ae Ee Joseph Stephens Orchea‘va Gilbert Star Review King David Lodge Grand Grove Fasbert A. Bennet Iristees Chariees Serger Doan Feaga Renisberg Reponenca

Mussolini Mobilizes Forces Amid Mediterranean Tensions

Italian premier Benito Mussolini holds troops near the Mediterranean and withdraws naval leaves. Air and sea units are being reinforced while the East African front remains unsettled. Sources report home defense mobilization and possible shift of forces to anticipate European sanctions and regional hostilities.

Associated Prose Rome Dev Italy Mussolini 1 Dice Air Force League of Nations

New Deal In Washington Faces Neutrality Storm

Washington dispatch reports administration debates neutrality policy as it leans toward restricting oil and raw material shipments to Italy and Ethiopia. Critics argue actions threaten law, risk war, and provoke reactions from France and Britain while policymakers weigh embargo scope and legality amid broader foreign policy strain.

Italy England the News Washington Congress Popstar Roosevelt Hull Ethiopia League of Nations Ethi- Wow Jfid Ag & Creditor Amerikan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ables Fare Board 7&H Anti-Saloon League of America St. Lous James Cannon, Jr William “Pussyfoot" Johnson F. Stott McBride AID Balimerr Gov. Nice Tod Rocks Cain Rane Howard A. Gross Middletown Commercial Bank of Maryland W. Va Bolling Field Mitchel Field N.Y Dec Boling Field Harry H. Geoffrey Whine St. Paul Minn Georg B Rice Thermopolis Wyo Rolling Field Seekig Court of A Potomac River Feld Saya U. 8 N. Y U.S Richard Easton Wee Fifth Street W. Hiral 4Iban Towers D.C Ree Itomobie Acciden Tamia Fa Net Tm Liberty and New Market Groups Pree Cracy Dental Assoiation Won Kboxene Wooor Wanon Brinsaick Mill Made California Bolidan Mokley Ming Tabor Register Armory Mark Ovens Troy Mediterranean Britain By Rodney Dutcher Sue Prema Asmara Eritrea Debri Makela Takkaze Yestereday Makalpe Dolo Makale Laval Menyright Haile Selassie Africa Spe League of Nationa Ha Hag Bat League London Paris
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication