Joint Meeting 10 Discuss Future Relief Needs
A joint meeting noted to discuss future needs for relief with members and State Aid Board also attending.
10 Dec 1935
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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1935
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A joint meeting noted to discuss future needs for relief with members and State Aid Board also attending.
Frederick County Welfare Board and state officials meet in Winchester Hall at 3 p.m. to discuss relief needs as Frederick County receives 56 909 for direct relief this week and WPA involvement winds down. Funeral notices follow for former Frederick County Commissioner Marlon Martin, age 55, who died after a fall and pneumonia. services set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Grengerstown with burial in Creagerstown.
A fragmented AP report notes the Boston Red Sox announce acquisitions including star Jimmy Fox and pitcher Johan Ikem along with other players Gordon Rhyades and George Saino in December deals.
About 150 representatives from 60 subordinate and 11 Pomona Granges gather at the Easton armory for the Maryland Grange’s 53rd annual session. Master Thomas Roy Brooks of Brooks presides as the program outlines rural electrification, Future Farmers of America, 4-H work, and national grange activity to extend Maryland’s reach.
In New York on December 16 an AP report notes statements about Harold Hoffman of New Jersey and other figures. The Dienngy executive denied both assessments and the claims, with officials disputing the supposed allegations.
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation to 7am with December totals at 66 inches against a normal 368 inches. Variations include 299 inches deficient in 1935 precipitation through December 1, high yesterday 66, high last year 27, low night 33, year-ago low 19. Sun set 4.47 pm, sunrise 7.20 am, moon rise tomorrow 23 pm, moon set 2:15 am.
Washington December 10 AP report says under the holding company plan leaders offered cooperation with enforcement authorities in a broad anti suits program. Gadsden, head of public utilities, cited the Public Utility Act of 1935 as the basis for action and stated officials will pursue the multale case under its provisions.
Bandits pursued by authorities were captured after an overnight chase near Indianapolis. The two men, found asleep in a house car, surrendered after a brief stand in a rented apartment, ending a days long manhunt.
A man was found unconscious on North Bene street on May 5 and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. He remained unconscious for over three hours, then recovered by morning and was discharged from the hospital.
A clogged docket outlines criminal trials over four days beginning Thursday with multiple cases. Defendants include Joseph Boyce and James Wells. additional lawsuits, pleas, and continuances shape a tight schedule under Associate Judge Arthus Wiltart. Bennet and Leatherman appear for larceny and related charges as court plans through January 17.
The record lists two appeal cases from December 18 involving Vany From Here at Shrine Ceremonial and names individuals like Evans, Ray, Shafer, and others across Hagerstown and Penn as participants. It notes a fatal accident on Liberty Road near Baltimore and references Shafer trading as Baltimore and J Puttersoursh Motor Express with a case dated January 16.
George W. Oita Jr., 22, son of the former Tammany Hall leader, was found shot and critically wounded near a deserted hotel in Saranac Lake, following a note and a farewell party for friends. He had recently graduated from Brown University and was convalescing before returning to work. Police said the gun was a .38 caliber automatic and another note hinted at a lesson to be learned.
Fire records show the 1935 acreage lost to forest fires is the lowest in seven years, with 544 acres burned seven years earlier and 141.65 dollars loss in 1933. William G. Renner notes public care and fire prevention actions by local groups in the Catoctin-South Mountain area, urging matches, brush fire caution, and reporting of blazes to maintain the favorable record.
The Imperial Shrine and Al Ghan order held a ceremonial meeting at Cam- mp Monday with attendees from nearby areas in West Virginia. Notables included Grover L. Melad and Joseph S. Stephens among many others. An Imperial Potentate and a large endowment were referenced.
Hanover Pa baker Jace Hershey, 47, pleaded guilty to 10 counts of drugged driving and was sentenced to 20 days in Baltimore County Jail by Magistrate Osborne P. Beall in Pikesville Maryland. Police Court proceedings noted Hershey of Hanover faced the charges following an automobile collision.
15 delegates attended a tal conference in Washington, D C. Mayor Gea co abo? adjourned the meeting after his listening speech drew challenges from opponents of his plan to place jobless workers.
President Roosevelt returns to the White House to drive weeks of work ahead before Congress convenes in January. A White House finance conference discusses next year’s budget as the deficit nears 3 billion dollars, with Supreme Court actions and tax questions looming over the 74th Congress.
A deed of trust was filed in the Clerk of Court to settle the estate of Ira E Bier by amicable agreement and to manage the Ira E Biser firm. Frederick coal dealer deceased. Edward S Delaplaine named trustee to handle real estate owned by Constance B Biser and heirs. Four parcels included, such as a dwelling and 16 acres on East Eighth Street, plus farm property, with Constance B Suave named as noting daughter and Cara Byer and Edward Delaplaine named as admins.
An airmail letter from Manila to the United States aboard the China Clipper’s first leg shows Philippine stamps surcharged in gold or bronze with a picture of the plane and the caption Pp. I U.S. Initial Flight. Mrs Haller, mother of Mrs Church, is noted in the fragment.
Ten people die when a plane crashes near Brussels amid unclear circumstances. Investigators cordon off the site as rescue teams search for survivors and determine the flight origin and destination.
Residents along Route 40 and surrounding farmers oppose a proposed 150 foot dual highway joining Hagerstown and Frederick. They claim it would hurt farms and face effort to appeal to H B Table, roads chair, while state and federal agencies clash over funding and abandonment rules. A formal appeal to Rep Dad J Lewis seeks intercession as the Public Administration funds a Hi program portion for the project.
The daughter of Admiral William A. Moffett, who died in the Akron disaster, will christen a new destroyer in launching ceremonies at Bastion on December 11.
Geneva reports progress toward peace talks between Italy and Ethiopia as France and Britain seek to block further sanctions. A League of Nations committee may delay its Thursday meeting while oil embargo discussions surface in a bid to advance negotiations. Ras Seyoum’s northern Ethiopian forces claim two victories, disrupting Italian camps at Kathabile and Menagar, with Haile Selassie’s guards reportedly switching sides. Graziani is promoted, intensifying Milan's drive in the Somaliland and southern Ethiopian fronts.
AP reports London prices fall as mining shares weaken and the pound opens around 4935 dollars. Trading dulls, market observers note the absence of key quotes and early declines ripple through London exchanges.
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