26 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
1
Wind and snow closed several roads. about 244 degrees with 9 snowplows operated to keep highways open. Wind at the airport reached 40 miles per hour while temperatures dipped to near 30 degrees. Blinding drifts and poor visibility hampered travel. State Roads Commission kept main routes open through the morning.
Smith says road work will begin January 15 including grade and crossing eliminations at Dorsey Sabil Jassille Harman and Edgewood. Also planned are Edmondson extension to 2 and a new bridge at Guilford Avenue Balmore and the Pocomoke City by pass.
Unknown OCR text reports deaths from exposure, fire and traffic incidents across northern regions. Three died from exposure in a town, while fires in Vermen claimed three more, and a sixth incident added casualties in Virginia amid severe cold.
General Conley appointed adjutant general of the A eight Army. A deputy chief of staff and other officers elevated to general rank are confirmed by General Malcom, Chief of Staff, with the President holding Christmas duties at the fort.
A former governor who served from 1917 to 1921 died early today. The obituary notes his World War service and his longtime residence. Local officials offered condolences and highlighted his public career.
County officials announce a 1936 tax levy of $1 on every $100 of assessable property, with a five cent increase over costs for old age pensions, schools, and fire companies. The budget includes $6500 for fire companies and offsets through reassessment savings, reflecting shifts since 1935. Board members Derr Hooper Renner note the rate and apportionment details, including allocations for schools, hospitals, courts, and general relief.
A child was badly hurt near Am Kent Hospital in what appears to be an accident or mishap. Authorities report the injured person is resting as well as can be expected and investigators pursue possible causes of the incident.
Frigid road conditions left many drivers stranded as heavy snowblocked routes trapped commuters at home. The scene near a local residence mirrored nationwide disruptions with several vehicles stalled and people waiting for plowing or rescue.
Rodney Dutcher reports from Washington on looming air power concerns. The piece notes estimates of American bomber and delivery planes, hints at congressional debate on new production rates, and cites figures from the Third World Power Conference preparations and key industry figures.
Western Maryland reports 8 below zero and zero readings in Allegan Ludlow湖北 with widespread cold and snow flurries. Forecasters warned of continued undermined conditions from mountains to the coast while state roads officials kept western routes open and eastern shore roads blocked by drifting snow.
Reports from Shanghai and Nanking describe the assassination of pro-Japanese minister Tang Yu-den and warn of serious repercussions for China Japan relations. Military officials predict upheaval, with authorities canceling public gatherings to prevent anti-Japanese demonstrations.
A terse report notes 32 violent deaths in Penawa during the holiday period. The fragmentary text references a student movement and mentions carbon monoxide as a contributing factor. Further readable details remain unclear.
Italian aircraft downed on the Daggal Bur front during an Ethiopian frontline clash. Ethiopian and Italian forces reported exchanges as both sides fought along eastern slopes toward the Danaki plateau. Casualty and exact unit details remain unclear due to conflicting dispatches from Rome and Addis Ababa.
News brief from Trenton reports Governor Hoffman’s press representative saying the governor has not decided on clemency for Bruno Richard Hauptmann if the Court of Pardons refuses mercy. The statement follows published reports that clemency might be granted if the high court does not act.
The article reports on President Roosevelt shaping his annual message with emphasis on international events and neutrality legislation. It notes a possible mix of domestic and foreign topics, timing for delivery around Congress opening, and the practice of supplementary messages to cover specific subjects.
A report states that three army officers were burned to death in a fire incident. Details remain unclear, with lingering questions about location and cause.
A medical incident reports an unconscious woman found near the rear of a hospital around 2 o’clock. She was removed by ambulance after bystanders alerted staff. She remains under care as of the afternoon report.
A brief social note records Amaries Keholtz celebrating marriage to a member of the 39th B family at a celebrated event.
Fragmentary weather note references past temperatures and day parts with unclear timing. Mentions low temperature, possible date markers, and vague sunset or moon hints. No clear location or reliable data available.
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