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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
5
Local reminiscences describe Teesskatins reviving ice skating arts as ponds and creeks thaw, with skaters gathering at night. Historic notes mention a turnout of youths, a free glide on frozen waters, and city efforts to curb unsafe pond skating practices.
Two young Montgomery countiers, Allen McLees and Ben Phebus, arrested after a street fight between Eighth and Ninth streets. They were booked at headquarters and posted $8 collateral each. A colored man Hawkins was arrested on disorderly conduct with $5 collateral. Fran was arrested for drunkenness with $259 collateral. Willem C. Showalter charged with failing to stop and posted $250 collateral.
A man named William Rinnecker about 35 suffered a fractured right leg in a Christmas morning incident. A physician stated the injury was not serious and he was taken to Frederck City Hospital after examination at his home in Harrisville. Officials reported the case to The News.
Washington reports claim by the Republican congressional committee that relief money is being misused to bolster the New Deal political machine. The statement accuses President Roosevelt and others of coercion and manipulation to advance a partisan agenda amid ongoing budget and policy battles.
A formal league statement asserts continued opposition to actions deemed to undermine the form of government. It denounces calls for a balanced budget and a "sound" monetary system, labeling them as threats to the established order. The note frames the stance as a defense of constitutional government.
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