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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 13, 1935

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Experts 10 Take Stand in Threat Case at Tivol Theater

The Salem Opened its case against Herbert Davis, charged with sending a threatening note to Bruce Bruchey, a Tivol theater sign painter. Handwriting experts from Baltimore testified as jurors heard Bruchey recount discovering the note and Bruchey’s later injury. Davis denies writing the note, claiming Bruchey faked it.

Sia Herbert FP. Dasis anter abo Bruce Bruchey Davis Tivol theater Bruchey Charles O. Clark Brachey Glark Allen Bartgis grand land Arthur D. Willard Charles W. Woodward Tavis Bamecimes Bruche Clark Raymond Marman Nute Inme Sam Brucker James Malone Arthur P. Myers attimore Francis Perrott Davas firet Willam M Storm Blate Sherman P. Boxers

Market Unsettled After Quiet Rally

Market notes show unsettled conditions after a quiet morning rally as scattered industries softened. Cotton strength appeared amid steady domestic bonds and renewed Cait money at three fourths of one percent with the pound sterling opening at 5 492 7 8.

industrias Teaston merstier

Jailed Again Ramsburg Re-Arrested After Bail Jump

Clyde Ramsburg, who jumped bail two years ago with brother Hany, was captured near a Frederick County substation after a car chase. Frederick County authorities pursued Glide Ramsburg and his sister and handed them to Howard County officials for larceny and fleeing bail charges.

jo Ramsburg Frederick Hany Ramsburg Howard county Clyde Harry California Frederick county ith Glide House of Correction Sherif Charles W. Smith Sergi D. BR. Peterson

Friday the Thirteenth Weather Folklore Across December

A fragmented observational note links Friday the Thirteenth to December weather patterns and the calendar. It mentions Christmas timing, the approaching winter solstice, and astronomical details about the sun’s position and the North Pole, suggesting superstitions around luck and season changes.

egerick North Pole

Push Plan To Start Old Age Pensions Soon

Washington December 13 AP Push plan to start old age pensions soon faces hurdles as the Social Board studies non-contributory proposals. Fire response marked a dinner affair at West Fifth Street. Case Wils property damaged by a breakdown.

Wash agton Siri Scsial Board Pre Company Cii West Fifth Case Wils

Nige Asks Roads Board Postpone Alternate Route

Nige requests to delay hearings before the Roads Board regarding an alternate route proposal. Details on date and venue not provided. Community members await official scheduling and further statements from local officials.

NIGE ROADS BOARD

Governor delays Route 40 action after Wade protests

Governor Nice asks Safe Roads Commission to defer Route 40 construction between Frederick and Hagerstown after Dr. J Hubert Wade and local property owners petition. Hearings proposed in Hagerstown with Abel Wolman and Nathan L. Smith invited. cost comparisons and possible hearings to follow.

Baliimaore Gernor Nice Safe Roads Commission Frederick Hagersvoxn commission acton J Hubert Wade Washington county Hagerstown Abel Wolman PWA Nathan L. Smith Wade State Conservation Commission Boonsboro State Roads Commission Hagestown Chamber of Commerce Stats Roads Commission Chamber of Commerce boar national highay H. E. Tabler roads commission Fiorda ium Gov. Nice

Methodist Church Union Draws Nearer

Washington reports preliminary ratification of a 4000 word plan of union to consolidate the Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Church South and the Methodist Protestant Church under the new name the Methodist church The plan aims to join more than 8 million communicants 6 million Sunday school enrollments and a total constituency of over 32 million by 1940 after seventy years of negotiations.

Washington Methodist church South Methodist church

Miss Slagle Dies Suddenly at 28 in Hanover

Miss Elizabeth Slagle of Hanover died at home from thrombosis after a sudden illness starting Friday night. A Hood College graduate, class of 1928, she had been in ill health and withdrew before graduation. Survived by her mother Mrs J Slagle and sister Miss Elizabeth Slagle of Philadelphia. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from the East Hanover Street residence.

Hanover Slagie Hood College Mre J. . Slagle Elizabeth Sl

Father Accuses Son Of Attacking Him

William H. Sigler reports his son William H. Sugier attacked him in Bure's garage near Middletown Wednesday night. The elder, about 65, lost two teeth and suffered facial injuries after being knocked about twenty feet. Deputy Sheriff Charles W. South arrested the younger man Thursday afternoon. he faces assault and battery charges at Peoples Court Saturday.

Wilam H Sgler Bure Middie George H. Jer Charles W. South Peoples Court Spier Willam Sugier Fred Frick Justice Wa E Son

World Wheat Prices Soaring Across Markets

World wheat prices surged after Argentina set a minimum grain price. In Chicago futures moved up as December and May contracts topped the dollar level. Liverpool and Winnipeg also rose, with Buenos Aires opening pace jumping sharply higher.

Chicago Argentina Liverpool

Japan seeks aid of other nations for naval parity

Japan moves to gain support from France and Italy at the naval conference by broadening its demand for a common upper limit of naval tonnage to include five powers the United States Great Britain France and Italy. French and Japanese positions clash as talks resume after a weekend of delegation meetings. Meanwhile West Virginia court records show Capt. Rienry Clas Getzendanner and others facing false pretenses indictments and a contempt fine is imposed in a separate case. English pedestrians in dark wear white disks to reflect headlights on highways.

London Japan France Italy United States Great Briain Taly GETS GETZENDANNER Sherman P. Bowers Circuit Court Supreme Court of Appeals of West Wrgilla Charleston Rienry Clas Getzendanner Charlee Tosn W.a grand Capt. Getzendanner Circuit Court of Berkeley county West Virginia Main Freder

Fire damages new Washington post office building

A fire severely damages the interior of the new eight million dollar post office in Washington. Sixth floor storage rooms and general accounting files are flooded as two dozen firemen battle the blaze with water flooding corridors and offices.

Washington general accounting office Otes whclea Pennsylvania avenue

First Xmas Theater Party At Frederick To Aid Needy

The first Christmas theater party will be held at the Frederick theater at 9 o clock tomorrow morning. Toys clothing and food are expected to be donated with proceeds to the Salvation Army for the poor. The Boys Bugle and Drum Corps will depart from Salvation Army headquarters at West Fifth Street at 830 AM. Merchants join in supporting the event as gifts are distributed at a later Christmas tree ceremony.

Frederick ciidren focal Warmer Brothers therter Salvatin Army Tivol theater Children’s Aid Society Tomorow war assas Sahatian army West Fifth street Ines Bernardo Morne

Thirteenth Child Born on Friday in Maryland Family

A Baltimore area report notes Mrs. Cuffey and her 60 year old husband, a railroad worker, welcomed their 13th child on a Friday the 13th. The birth marks the couple’s second set of twins. seven of the 13 children are listed as lying ill.

Worth Fast Dee Bere Greigs T. Cut Cuffey ausbana

Governor Nice to Meet RNC On Convention Site Plan

Governor Harry W Nice said he will meet with the Republican National Committee on Monday to set the convention site and dates for next year. EB Weller Marsland, a National Republican Committeeman, will accompany him in Baltimore.

Baltimore Harry W. Nice Republican National Committee Washington Nice

New Deal Clash Seen From Washington Amid Press Attacks

Washington dispatch analyzes the fraying support for the New Deal as public utilities and holding companies clash with SEC rules. Analysts note Big Business figures like Babson and Sloan against Roosevelt’s policies, while critics warn continued defiance could boost radical groups.

Babson F. R News Washington Washaten New Deal Bir public utilities Jim Landis Securities Exchange Commission pater trust SEC Ian Ruth Razer W Babson oracle Big Business Hobson Supreme Court dlecuon Sloan Ickes Willam Randolph Mouret Roosevelt E F. Mutton Senate Alfred Jean General Motors New York bis tx G. J. Bardo National Manufacturers’ Association Barda

Findings In Gift Of God Case Upheld By Court Of Appeals

The court of appeals today upheld findings in the Gift Of God case. Special Commissioner Rush Ho Lim Baugh and others were named in the decision as part of the case's background and proceedings.

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Weather Data Fragment From December 1934

Fragmentary weather record notes high and low temperatures from December 1934. Mentions December days, precipitation, sunrise and sunset times, moon phases, and historical comparisons. Data is incomplete and contains OCR artifacts.

Italy Would Acquire Most of Ethiopia

Paris reports a Franco British peace plan would grant Italy sovereignty over about two thirds of Ethiopia excluding Aksum. The proposal outlines frontier fixes, a free Ethiopian port, and a Geneva backed influence zone. French deputies denounced Laval's role as Parliament debates the peace bid.

ITALY ETHIOPIA Rane toila Bal Aksum Somallang Gorrahei Guramdab France Great Britain Geneva finile Selastic Haile Selassie League of Nations commission Paris Chamber of Deputies Pierre Laval Pierre Cot Air Samuel Hoare Fareln

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