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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1936
Page
2
President Roosevelt urged Congress to advance domestic and international defense, criticizing opponents and stressing budget discipline. He warned against foreign aggression and autocracy, urged clear, specific stances, and linked peace to responsible leadership and robust liberty.
Draftsmen report progress on a grade crossing elimination bridge near Rorksill Maryland where fourteen school children were killed in April. Nathan L Surt, chief engineer, announced an adjacent crossing project and a WPA funded plan of 3210 for state approval. A Williamsport bus train crash last April prompted renewed safety measures and funding discussions.
A fragmented notice outlines a WPA style jobs plan aimed at expanding public works. It mentions employment for all qualified workers and federal support for projects, with focus on labor, build programs, and community needs. The piece hints at government funding and job creation goals amid broader recovery efforts.
Fragmentary OCR preserves a dated plea for orderly defense and peaceful conduct. It urges citizens to avoid embroilment and to encourage other nations toward peace, while highlighting the need to save the country through lawful defense and restraint.
State Roads Commission members hear opposition and support arguments on a new four to four and a half mile undetermined road parallel to current Route 40. Critics warn of property damage and traffic through Myersville and Hagerstown while supporters led by Gov Nee cite safety and a unified state highway plan. Estimated cost around four million dollars tied to a federally aided project, with bids already opened and future construction planned.
Frederick residents and officials gathered for a road proposal hearing linking Frederick and Hagerstown. Speakers on both sides urged support or opposition as delegates from Frederick and Myers Grove Lime Company presented positions and a $3 bond approval was discussed for the matter.
Annapolis Md Jan 3 Wide variation in state relief spending across Baltimore city and neighboring counties is shown from May 1 to December 31 by State Comptroller Win Gordy Jr Expenditures totaled 13 223 328 from a 1 percent gross receipts tax and auto filing taxes with Baltimore city receiving 1 648 056 51 and the counties 636 422 17 The end of year balance in the state emergency relief fund stood at 613 465 03 per capita figures reveal Baltimore city 203 with population 804 874 led in relief per person while Harford county 31 603 showed 2476 50 per capita The entire state average was 142 with other counties listed including Carroll 3273 65 and Washington 986 33 per capita The report notes wide disparities in per capita relief across counties and cites varying population bases and county budgets.
A damaged OCR fragment notes marriage statistics with phrases about a groom, bride, and a clerk’s comment. It mentions numbers like 2838 scenes, 4295, and 1934 1935, and hints at a steady increase in total marriages over 12 months, but many words are garbled.
A defendant named Sougat faced weeks of detention by Stace posce after a license load of 300 dollars expired. The Posce Court in Mi Sennauft reviewed a case where a false statement was made about a vehicle, leading to an appearance and a payment of 1800 dollars in restitution.
Baltimore observes the golden wedding of Foster McKins aka Hentzione Bard and his spouse, with a 50 year union since a ceremony in Cameen New Jersey. The couple will mark the milestone tomorrow at their Magathy River home, joined by children and nine grandchildren in a quiet observance.
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