Drunken Driving Records Lead to Short Jail Terms
Irvin Segins and Ernest J. Ropp faced jail terms after convictions for operating autos with revoked licenses. Segins started a two month term, while Ropp received sixty days following plea of not guilty. The record shows multiple offenses from 1923 to 1935 including drunken driving and license issues. A separate Brunswick case involved speeding and expired registration fines.
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William Lloyd
Brunnwick
Guy V. Sule
Glaude L. Siang
Petersvie
Jacob W Ge
North Virginia
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Government Posts Massive Six Month Deficit Figure
Government finances show a near fifty two billion dollar deficit for the first half of the fiscal year ending 1935. The report notes expenditures exceed revenue by a large margin with a total debt figure approaching substantial sums. Congress is set to receive the data on Monday for review and action.
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Congress
Weather data rough record shows January 1935 readings
Fragmentary weather notes indicate temperatures: yesterday around 72 F, last night 23 F, low 27 F a year ago. Also mentions sunset at 4 58 p m and moonrise at 3 40 a m with uncertain timestamps.
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nes
Defies Kin Romola Niin
A fragmented item references Romola Niin and kin in a defiant stance, with garbled surrounding text suggesting a dispute or public remark. The readable fragments focus on a family or personal conflict center stage.
Arrested Here He Makes His Escape
Clyde Ramsburg a well known figure long chased by officers escaped from jail through a ventilator. Sheriff Royat county reported the escape noted as unsatisfactory by the State Department. Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Sm reported the escape occurred on December 12.
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Clyde Ramsburg
Frederic
He Curtis
Ellcott
Ramsburg
Irregular Higher Tendency On Market In New York
Irregular higher tendencies prevailed in today market as Congress convened and the president spoke. Government bonds showed strength while grains and cotton were largely steady. Foreign gold currencies remained heavy against the dollar with one pound sterling at 4.92 and call money at a near four quarters.
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New York
Congress
Washington
Braddock Club Meeting Highlights In Zurone Visit
Miss Catharine Tett and Miss Elmira Renn attend a Frappnock Club gathering in Zurone with Mrs. Paul Roderuck leading recreation. Miss Daisy Bast wins a prize in the event as attendees from the Braddock Women’s group compare notes on Western United States connections.
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pra Renn
Weather o er flood risks as rain melts snow in Maryland
Heavy rains melt snow and raise streams in Maryland causing river rises near Frederick and Potomac vicinity. Ice breaks up, travel slows with slippery sidewalks and limited closures. Partly clearing weather expected, with a colder spell possibly easing flood risk later.
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berg
Ceresville
mn way
Frederick
Potomac
Brunswick
Summers station
Catoctine Country Club
Trafic
Relief Funds Sought as Baltimore Faces Shortages
Officials urge more federal aid for relief amid ongoing shortages in Baltimore. The community leader notes funds are not yet in hand and stresses the urgency of assistance to meet needs.
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Town ‘ado
Reid
Hines
Roosevelt
Rooewh
Talmadge
Georgia
Mary AL Smith
liberty league
Butchering Held at Ballenger Creek Road
A Tuesday gathering on Ballenger Creek Road in Shenandoah held a hog butchering. Present were Mr. and Mrs. William B. Macken, Mr. Joseph Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luin, Leo Mackenn, Elaine Mackenzie, Grace Mackenzie, Austin and Albert Luin, William Mackenzie Jr.
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Ballenger creek road
William B. Macken
Joseph Mackenzie
Robert GC
Luin
Leo
Era of 1936 Races Shifts as Party Experts Reconsider
Experienced forecasters reexamine 1936 contests as Townsend pension push and GOP splits reshape prospects. Southern Democrats plan dissent while Borah-led Republicans threaten convention turmoil and potential realignments, signaling a contentious campaign ahead.
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dafferts
Mr. Roosevelt
Controversy and Congress Open As Roosevelt Speaks
Washington begins the second session of the 74th Congress with ceremonials and debate on neutrality and the bonus. Lawmakers anticipate Roosevelt’s evening state of the union message while quarrels over routine procedure and radio delivery add tension.
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APY
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Senate
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Roosevelt
Sie allied veterans organizations
ehanker
Radcliff
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Tydings
Washington
Supreme Court
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NBA
No Advance Of State Funds To Meet Relief
A brief notice states that there will be no advance of state funds to meet relief needs. The announcement clarifies funding procedures and confirms that no immediate financial support is authorized for relief at this time.
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Oxla
APJ
Garivey
Food supplies taken by plane to islands
An AP report notes a plane delivered food supplies to the islands in the Chesapean area. The shipment aimed to address ration needs and support island residents during January. A separate item mentions a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Summers with families as guests and gift exchanges led by Miss Elmira Rena.
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S.C
Colder Weather Checks Thaw At Oakland Md
Brief AP item reports colder conditions easing in Oakland Maryland as a thaw progresses. Weather checks show improving conditions and milder temperatures reducing power and travel disruptions.
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Oakland
The Great Senator Borah In Presidential Speculation
The Washington dispatch discusses Senator Borah as a possible GOP candidate amid Roosevelt liberal splits and Republican hopes for a defiant convention. It notes Democratic strategists expect a GOP fight, with Borah and Landon as potential frontrunners and questions over party unity.
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apaign
KODX
Washinton
egies
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Farah
cotes
din Reed
Missouri
Pegisner
Boran
boltins
Plans To Reduce Highway Toll Discussed At County Meeting
Governor Henry W. Nice said state leaders will attend a town council meeting to discuss plans aimed at reducing highway tolls. Council members coordinated with state officials to present views at the gathering.
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west Werttsday
Hany W. Nice
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France seeks aid of Britain along German frontier
Italian front tensions rise as reports claim mutinous Italian troops near the German frontier threaten stability. Sweden pledges Red Cross support while Rome voices grief and cautions against inflammatory reporting amid aerial bombardment and internal dissension.
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BRITAIN
Hestile ta Fasc
Swed Red Cross
buminnya Red Cross uni
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unte
Fulvio Sovich
Rome
U S Congress Attacked Over Soldiers Bonus Bill
Washington January 30 AP The congress was faced with a sharp attack from veterans groups and the United States Chamber over the soldiers bonus payment. The proposed extension would add about 1.277 billion dollars to the cost beyond Congress initial estimate.
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Washington
Chamber of United States
veterans’ organizations
congress
Lindberghs Leave For Cardiff Wales
Charles and Anne Lindbergh depart for Cardiff Wales on January 3 for a planned stay and engagements abroad. The economy of travel and aviation developments frame the trip as they prepare for international meetings and possible lectures.
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Lindberghs
Cardiff
Wales
Mandate Received on Stock Value and Settlement
A notice describes a mandate regarding stock valued at about $23 per share and a stated value of $17 per share. The text references Rexieris for her and mentions appellants in connection with settlement and voting on shares.
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