24 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
1
More than two thousand WPA checks were issued to district workers and relief clients. About 450 families receive the remaining month’s allotments. The welfare board reported payments covered a one week period with some checks mailed and others returned, as clerical work was reduced by the new method.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a land sale tied to a bank action involving individuals named Sere and Zuo. The text references property sale, bank involvement, and a formal transaction process. Further readable details are absent, but the core event is a bank led sale of land.
The 24 hour period ending today shows December rainfall at 11.94 inches with a high yesterday of 21 degrees and a low last night of 19. A year ago temperatures were 11 degrees. Forecast predicts sunrise at 7.29 am and sunset around 4.52 pm with no further notable conditions.
The newspaper and business offices will close after five o clock on Wednesday.
Proponents and opponents clash over plans for a new road between Hagerstown and Frederick. Hearings continue as officials consider the proposed route and impacts on traffic and local neighborhoods.
Moscow reports via Televesta that The Union’s forces show no clear strength figures for the Pacific while warning Japan and Manchukuo of potential invasion. Observers note the rhetoric follows a long buildup and threats amid tensions in the Far East.
The Zona Club met at Hotel Fred with Mrs. Helen Smith presiding and Miss Mary D. Gason reading the candle. Speakers discussed the Christmas story and its meaning, linking it to global efforts including population concerns in Japan.
Thirty six baskets prepared by All Saints were distributed by Roy Hyndman B O Thomas Jr and James Thomas with help from Miss Xf Johnson and helpers Harries Gambia Ann Mo and Charlies McC Ma and Arthur Potts. The organization dates back before 1880 and was once known as the Little Gleaners.
Christmas Eve finds Frederick preparing for Santa with churches hosting services tonight and tomorrow. Clerks and helpers distribute clothing and gifts along Mondepan streets as crowds gather, reflecting seasonal greetings and community cheer amid festive bustle and official outreach.
Los Angeles police reported renewed threats against Thelma Todd, with headwaiter Alex Hount describing a late night phone call and a threatening postcard. Officers guarded Hount’s home as the grand jury entered its second day of inquiry into whether the actress was murdered.
Roosevelt Xnwus plans are upset as small carts and illness affect the White House visit. Dan or has a cold and cannot attend, delaying arrival for the grandchildren's Christmas party. Cording notes limited presen ts from Sari and James.
The Associated Press reports a generally fair but cold Christmas in Maryland with a wintry storm threatening. Ice blocked Tangier Sound shipping from Smith Island to Grisfeld, while Grisfield logged ten inches of snow in Fears. Berlin reported eight inches. northern states faced bitter cold with subzero readings from Minnesota to North Dakota.
Baltimore December 24 AP The governor's advisory committee formed to coordinate and improve state government will meet with Governor Harry W Nice on January 5 The meeting aims to prevent overlapping efforts and consider recommendations by his special committee The group plans to convene classes starting February 1 to address reef needs and state reforms.
A Maryland based Xmas club operation reports paying out three million dollars to participants. The seemingly high total reflects multiple prize disbursements across the program year and underscores the clubs’ activity within the regional gift scheme.
Two robbers halted the Conti Diamond Figure Company paymasters at Bridgeport Pennsylvania today and escaped with 1250 dollars intended as Christmas bonuses for employees. Company officials said the cash box also contained pay checks, but these are not negotiable.
Probate records reveal appraised values and trust plans for real estate of Jane Rice Jones. Proceeds from a West Second Street parcel and a funeral home on Main Street are to support a children's ward for five years.
A mother reported her son missing for three months and later learned he had been located in the Middle West. Mrs Staats stated the boy has been found and is safe.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled quotes about compromise and urging restraint. The readable parts reference Hyrns and an unclear speaker advocating a satisfactory outcome, with mention of time and timing but no concrete facts or identifiable entities.
James O King of Easy Second street faces charges after failing to compensate Miss Mamie Wachter for an invalid chair and an allegedly missing repaired chair from Dr F Goodell. Witnesses testified and King was ordered to action by the grand jury as the circuit court plans to reconvene in January.
Market listings show several stocks hitting new five year highs while others retreat as traders weigh earnings and macro signals. Analysts note notable movers include technology and financial names amid cautious sentiment and evolving rate expectations.
War interrupts Naly's Christmas celebrations as the siege and actions of the League of Nations press manufacture faced penalties for the fascist parliament.
Maryland returned suspect Getzendanner faces extradition to Maryland to answer charges of obtaining money under false pretenses related to cattle sales to Frederick County Products Inc. Getzendanner seeks bond and a hearing as West Virginia high court reviews the Jefferson county order. Captain Henry Getzendanner of Charles Town asked West Virginia Supreme Court to review the extradition decision.
An auto incident near Mount Saint Marys College in Saint Mary's area left Sherb Shorb, age 52, dead Sunday afternoon. The victim was with an attendant in a car when an assailant attacked, prompting officers to investigate the scene and question possible suspects.
A request for a moratorium is filed in a Bill of Rights era case. The petition argues delaying actions while bankruptcy and related proceedings unfold. The matter is transferred to Edward S. Delapiame, a federal commissioner, for further handling.
British authorities announced light extra police will patrol Liverpool docks when Col and Mrs Lindbergh and their son Jes arrive from the United States seeking sanctuary from kidnapping threats. A small force will greet them, with plain clothes and uniformed officers assigned, while customs and immigration duties continue. Severe seas may delay the crossing, with a storm potentially affecting New Year plans aboard a New York to Liverpool route.
AP reports that Popa stated that his aims of peace would be guarded and words failed to ease tensions. He warned that promises of peace might not be fulfilled, signaling continued uncertainty and possible escalation in the region.
A reply to Columbia Suit notes seven companies contest provisions of a utilities testing law. The case centers on the legality and regulatory reach of the act as applied to utility testing practices and related commissions.
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