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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1935

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CITYS STREETS THRONGED FINAL XMAS RUSH ON

Final Christmas rush hits city streets as parcels and postal deliveries surge. Relief agencies mobilize amid slow responses. Salvation Army and clubs plan gift distributions. Hood College caroling and school holidays begin, with weather aiding shoppers and sparking festive mood.

GFOBPS Salvation Army Tivol the Children’s Aid Soci Frederick county William P. Larkin Americanar Indy ferns Winchester Hall Hood College

County Spruces On White House Grounds

Norway spruces from Frederick County were grown from seedling stock by J. Stuart Haller landscape architect. The two 25 foot trees, each about nine tons, were moved Wednesday and planted in Lafayette Park opposite the White House to be lighted for the president’s Christmas display.

Washington Raceevelt Frederick county Bureau of Parks of tha T. Stuart Haller Frede Lafayette Park White House nite House dorith

Culler Death Inquiry Opens After Frederick Collision

Mrs. Joan M. Culler, prominent Frederick merchant, died after a collision near Mt. Pleasant Sunday night. The inquest opened in Peoples Court before Justice Pasick M. Schnaufter, with State Officer Charles Disney detailing the crash scene and vehicle positions. Driver Howard Lee Smith of Hagerstown testified the Culler car appeared to head toward his truck and that Mrs. Culler screamed before impact. The force drove the van wheel back and caused the truck to strike a pole and injure a horse. Mrs. Culler suffered a fractured arm and lacerations and was discharged from the hospital after treatment.

Joan MS. Culle Frederick Mt. Pleasant Cullen Peoples Court Pasick M. Schnaufter Charles Dis seing Disney Howard Lee Smith Hagerstown Smith Cutler Mra. Guiler Mehr Gramer Guer

Weinberg Seeks Primary Role Over Hoover in State GOP

Weinberg attacks Hoover in an opinion letter to state officials, challenging Governor Harry W. and signaling a fight to place his preferred candidate in the Republican primary. The development risks shaping the state delegation’s support at the nominating convention. Nearby, distant mentions of forest species appear in the text as unrelated fragments.

Weinberg Harry W

No Ransom Paid for Milne Says Justice Dept

The Department of Justice states no ransom was paid for Milne. Milne was found bound and gagged, with tape on eyes and lips, near Lahaska after being abducted from his New York City apartment last Saturday. He remains in hospital under care as investigators pursue the case with Hoover’s re capture team.

MILNE DEPT. OF JUSTICE Jared New York City SIL FR Gearhart Philadelphia R. Morris Urquhart aho Old York road midnizh sie Lahaska rons Milnes pei nesgat reau Mepart of Justice Washington Hoover

Walker Goes With Comerford Theaters

Prank Walker of New York was named in an official announcement today to lead motion picture theater operations for Comerford Theaters in Pennsylvania and New York. Walker recently held posts in the film industry and is expected to bring experience to the companys expansion plans.

Scranton Walker New Y jsylvania New York state

Buying Spotted And Profiting Scattered

A fragmented AP brief reports scattered buyings and profits in stocks with unclear dates and misread phrases. The readable parts mention prices, moving boxes, and a December reference, but key facts are garbled and names or places are not clearly identified.

Weather Today Summary From 1933 Data

Weather notes show 2.99 inches of December precipitation for 1933 and 1.94 inches for December 1935. No today’s precipitation reported. Temperatures and sun and moon times are inconsistent, with unclear figures for highs, lows, and celestial events.

Christmas Program at Maryland School

Students and staff present a Christmas program under Miss Antoinette Gale and Miss Kathleen Noland with musical numbers and readings. Performers include Latta Chibs Philip Christos Byam and Bena We, with teachers Miss Lowe Babcock Miss Houchin and Miss Wehlstwom. Benediction by Rev D E Moylan. Pupils depart Friday morning for home.

Gereeaux indent Thompson Latta Chibs Philip Christos Byam Bena Wetermediate Antoinette Gale Kathleen Noland Houchin Hely D. E. Moylan Christ M. E. Church of the Def uime

End Near in Fusie Case as Adams JW Faces Second Charge

A complex criminal case involving Fusie Sandy Hook continues as a judge noted the nearing end of proceedings. James F reported new developments with a second charge linked to the Adam OW case, prompting further legal action and potential updates forthcoming from Leathenian authorities.

Fusie Sandy Hook Leathenian Adam OW James F

U S Stull Buying Silver He States

U S Stull claims purchases of silver while addressing ongoing market shifts. No dates beyond December 19 mentioned. The note reflects a brief agency or public statement regarding metal acquisitions.

U.S. Stull

Carrier pic found at door stop Thur a and ground

A fragment notes a carrier pictured near a door stop on Thursday with a ground reading of 48-4 and NRA-35 mention. The readable text centers on a local delivery scene with partial figures and identifiers.

PIC

Ethiopia and Italy Claiming Africa Victory

A brief report notes Ethiopia and Italy asserting victory on the Takkaze River front amid regional actions in Africa. The piece highlights joint or parallel moves shaping the conflict landscape.

ETHIOPIA ITALY AFRICA

Battles Rage On Ethiopian Frontline As Forces Clash

Reports say two major battles unfolded along the Takkaze river with heavy casualties as Ethiopian forces reported defeating a major attack. Emperor Haile Selassie received a direct update amid continuing front-line engagements and scattered enemy dead across the fields.

Tauy Makale Takkaze tury sic Takitaze Haile Selassie ARsum

Property Claim Filed in Hay EB Reaver Family Case

Fragmented notice reports a property claim involving the Reaver family and a creditor, with references to a levy on foots and a list of items including cans and articles. Court terms and names are unclear, but the document mentions claims and court action tied to a 25 court context and an assault reference.

sheritt Hay Reaver assau’ -Bamas

New Dollar Bills Here Reserve Banks Issue

A brief notice indicates new United States dollar bills have been released and are now available. The announcement mentions reserve banks handling the distribution and cautions the public to be aware of the updated currency.

Leech Named Bishop of Harrisburg Pa

George L. Leech named bishop of Harrisburg by Pope John Paul II and appointed auxiliary to Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia as reported by AP.

Leech Harrisburg George L.ied Hart Ps Lamb Auxia Cardinal Dougherty ladelpia

Lewis Is Home Health Regained After Illness

Local reports indicate Mamison returns home as health improves and plans to resume duties when able bodied in New York. The article notes ongoing discussions about diet and veterinary care, with references to a Vic senator and territorial matters pending clarification.

Mamison New raf beard Vic

Langer Acquitted On Conspiracy Charges in North Dakota

Federal court acquits former governor William Langer and two others on conspiracy to obstruct relief legislation by soliciting political contributions from workers paid with federal relief and highway funds. Frank Vogel, a former state official, also named in the case.

Bismarck Wiliam Laus fc Foamer North Dakota Kine wer revel Frank Vogel

Granges elect leaders in Montgomery County偏

Montgomery County Granges held elections Tuesday at Shady Grove and Germantown with King elected master of Germantown and Jacob Leaman and A Leaman in officer posts. Other names include Essie Stephens and E Browning with several slated officers and a lane. A birthday celebration at Catskill near War December 7 honors Margaret Himes and Dorothy Keefer’s family event.

Montgomery County Shady Grove Germantown King Jacob Leaman bere AL lectorer Donald Kimby A. Leaman Essie Stephens E. Browning becca Seaman seert Frank Schaeffer Mitt Kinges M mona Mae Eh Hargett William Snyder Edgar Stephens James D. King Echel Browning mir usseer John Ley LANE Stewart Ri elected Grange Keefer Catsvil War che’ ier Margaret Himes Iren

Hi FLIER PARTY data fragment ledger

Fragmentary OCR text shows a corporate or organizational entry with dates around 1921 and a figure of 624,000 for a specific period. Names, places, and full context are unreadable, but the snippet references students members and a company and a period in 1921 with a monthly total.

HI-FLIER PARTY the of Qa pany tomum Wednesda

Hoare Quits Commons Over Fear Of League Breakup

Frederik Chapter of Miatsun Council reports a December meeting with new candidates, entertainments, and plans. Officers praised efforts by Frederik and Alpner chapters, announced a January splash party, hikes, and a fist degree conferrals by multiple degree teams.

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League of Nations debates Italian Ethiopian plan

The League shelved the Franco British peace proposal and faced debate over sanctions as figures like Sir Samuel Hoare and Prime Minister Baldwin spoke in London. Hoare resigned as Foreign Secretary criticizing the plan, while Baldwin said the Franco British peace effort for Italy and Ethiopia was dead.

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Barge Burst Into Flames Off Lang Coast

A barge named Maride Ronde burst into flames off Lang coast on December 19. The crew was saved as efforts to control the fire continued.

Lang

Association Pays Out in Series Thirty Five

The association is today paying out in series No 35 which matured December 14. The amount paid out is about SE5 000. Secretary to the association notes the new series will begin April 1 1936.

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