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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
1
County commissioners report total levy of 798 281 21 with real estate gains and personal property fall. Automobile values rise over prior year while property delinquencies and income from uncertain sources are noted. Bonded debt and tax structure reflect a pay as you go policy amid a six to ten year low in overall costs.
The report notes 24 hour precipitation near 0.91 inches and January to date around 19.5 inches versus a normal 20 inches. High temperatures average in the 40s, lows near 30. Sunrise later, Moon set times indicate evening visibility conditions tomorrow after 1:44 pm.
Reports describe cabinet reshuffle talks as Governor Landon jokes about defeat. Tugwell enforces non lobbying rule at Agriculture while insiders discuss resignations of Farley Roper Perkins and Fahey. The piece notes potential Geneva post for Perkins and possible Attorney General change.
A Sunday anniversary service will feature Scripture from the First English Bible translated for the event. The ceremony, in Frederick County, includes Rev Ye Amore, Rev WoT Gover, and Dr Deaton among speakers. The program, organized by Robert L Smith and committee, will conclude with benediction and choir performances.
The Associated Press reports Britain pressing for concrete replies as it contemplates how to deter German and Italian fronts amid a split on arms embargo policy. Washington moves to tighten embargoes, while debates over munitions shipments and presidential action highlight tensions in Europe and the Atlantic.
A fragmented note hints at a public event about skiing safety and penalties. It references danger, a magistrate, and resorts, with unclear names and dates. Reading is partial and lacks full names or locations.
Frederick County club women announce a date change for the annual meeting from March 25 to March 1 to avoid Holy Week. Committees are named for federation work, a Folk Song Festival is scheduled in May, and officers will be elected. Local groups plan regional festival pairings and venues across multiple towns in May.
The annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of Hod College will be held on Pride’s aberncom morning session. Members of the beard eur pe eteoted and standing committees will be appointed. In the morning, there will be a presentation of the Pade ard Geoinds cenatee, the Pintinse cote mitre, and the Tartraetian committee.
Rescue efforts report a missing boy last seen December 27. Authorities fear exposure in extreme cold while awaiting his return. Precautions are in place to keep him from harm and guide emergency treatment if found.
In Sing Sing death house the so called triggerman in the 290 dollar Brookyln subway holdup murder breaks and begs for a statement. He pleads to District Attorney Geoghan for an interview as he awaits his fate. Other condemned youths react to Governor Lehman’s clemency actions and awaiting executions.
A brief dispatch reports Governor Carley marrying Attyesetiogn Wieder. The ceremony occurred despite crowding and travel notes as relatives and guests attended. details are sparse in the fragment, but the event is presented as a formal union within political circles.
Fragmented OCR text references ALDOR, BYRON PRICE, and figures like Mr Ranevelt Nuntett discussing a broad government reorganization. Mentions testing economy, consolidation, and independence of agencies, with critics arguing for or against sweeping cuts and new structures.
The article recaps the royal wedding of Bernhard of the Netherlands and Juliana at a Riga church. It notes a ceremonial procession, bridesmaids in a floral bouquet theme, and a German minister presiding amid Dutch Nazi friction. It mentions two children on the couple’s train and royal attire details.
The Vatican reports the pope, recovering from illness, will use a specially constructed wheelchair to regain limited activity. Attendants say the device will help him attend papal appointments as doctors permit and assist in maintaining posture during rest.
An OCR read contains garbled text about arms spending figures around 1935, referencing government action, a heated Congress discussion, and a presidential stance. The passage is incoherent, with multiple corrupted phrases and missing context, making precise facts unclear.
Reported negotiations between employers and workers over a maritime strike show limited acceptance of conference terms. General Motors faces a potential 40 000 employment impact as unions and corporations seek an accord while some plants suspend operations in Michigan and related regions.
Roosevelt faced questioning in Congress over his stance on the courts and forthcoming wage and legislation. Debates split factions as talks moved to private chambers. Senate votes 80 to 0 and House 403 to 1 on a temporary measure to bar shipments, with attention turning to Roosevelt’s possible observations.
Hope for an early settlement of the General Motors strike and a favorable reception to FDR's message spurred New York stocks. Automotive, deer, rail and steel issues led gains near three points as trading ran fast behind a Brown Front report and federal pressure.
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