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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1935

Page

20

Stolen Crown and a Bishop in Duraya Conflict

In a tense exchange, Pascual and Mateo Rubriz discuss a daring plan to seize the emerald crown of Our Lady from the Duraya fort. The bishop Emiliano recounts attacks on clergy and the governor Estrada, while a lone, feared ally named El Reed looms as the only other possible participant.

Ryenex Rubriz Brother Pascual Bulles San Juan of Capistrano Mateo Mateo Rubriz Duraya Ignacio Estrada Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe Our Lady Theoice Emiliano Estrada General Bonita Juarez General Estrada Millane Moes Rae Han Pascual Tia Mexico el Reed Herper & Brothers

Congress and the Courts control over federal judiciary

The article explains Congress holds power over the federal judiciary, including the Supreme Court. It notes the 1789 creation of the Court, the 1925 Judiciary Act limiting its jurisdiction, and Congress’s ability to remove judges and influence nominations through the Senate. It also mentions impeachment trials and past removals of four federal judges.

Congress Supreme Court Supame Jrourk Senate House of Represtntatives Tual Bron Acu

Snow Man With Legs Comes Alive

Scouty and friends work on a snow man hoping to add legs and a sturdier build. The group debates features and safety as the snow figure suddenly stirs, grabs Dotty and Windy, and dashes away, prompting a chase to retrieve their animated creation. To be continued.

Scouty Dotty Coppy Wee Dancy Windy Scauty NEA Service, Inc

Detour and Keysville Notes from Local Residents

Detour area social roundups list visits among Warren, Shorb, Grassnickle, Austin, Yoder, Maller, Diller and others. Church meeting for Detour and Keysville was postponed due to county agent absence and set for February.

Guy Warren Rhea, Keysvie James Warren Marlin Shorb Baltimore F. J. Shorb Vallie Shorb Geraldine Grassnickle Keymar Fay Austin Robert Austin Miller Union Bridge Luther Ressler Bert Allender Elizabeth Hamilton Mt Pleasant Edith Yoder Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Mildred Coshun Frank Harbaugh Middleburg Josephine Maller E. D. Diller C . Cover Ladiesburg Robert Angs Maryland General Hospital Harmon Koutz W. Dover Keysville Monroe Pfoutz

Distinct Visits and Thefts Reported Around Balti More Area

Sam's Creek and nearby towns record visits by families from Balti more Westminster and Union Bridge. A theft at John Snader's home included about twenty chickens and a stove. A cookery equivalence note lists measurements for common ingredients and yields.

Sam's Creek Guy Carlisle Randall Spoorline Here Baltimore William Borland Westminster Willard Hatfield Lee Thomas Gaither Earl Warner Frank Stitely New Windsor Edgar Erb John Snader Texas Crystal Boys Snader Mollie Carlisle Ida Repp Union Bridge Joseph Lovett Aubrey Ecker George Miller Walter Erb Pleasant Valley Albert Miller Marston Ezra Miller Familly

War debts, Ruth, and voices from the era

Quotes from diverse figures frame postwar finances and sport. Donald Reichberg asserts codes of fair competition defend integrity while Rev Edmund B Chaffee laments war losses. Sean Delly pledges debt payment with Finland. John R Commons predicts New Deal unconstitutionality. Jimmy Foxx quips on Babe Ruth’s future as manager or player.

Babe Ruth Jimmy Foxx

Germany to build lignite gasoline plant in Berlin

Reports from Berlin indicate Germany will construct a plant to produce gasoline from lignite at an estimated cost about four times the world market price. The plan reflects state efforts to secure fuel supplies amid global tensions and rising energy concerns.

Berlin Germany

Liechtenstein stamps test new air postage and pigeon's backstory

The article details Liechtenstein issuing a five stamp set in 1933 with three regular postage stamps 25 and 90 rappen and 1.20 franc plus an airmail 50-rappen and an overprinted official stamp. It notes the designs coat of arms Alps church and a rocky pinnacle. It also recounts Pigeon Post stamps used between Auckland and Great Barrier Islands selling for 3250 dollars in London and outlines the Great Barrier Pigeon Post service history. It also mentions Antonin Dvorak on a Czech stamp and the American Legion claiming 1,001,583 members.

Liechtenstein Alps Auckland New Zealand Great Barrier Islands London Great Barrier

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