20 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1936
Page
1
Long war with snowdrifts closes sections of state roads and halts trolley traffic. North routes open first after morning bulletin. power lines damaged little. West and Frederick areas see scattered bus delays. overall travel improves toward Gaithersburg. Temperature 16 degrees at night, moderating today.
Washington reports that the Supreme Court adjourned for weeks without announcing a ruling on the TVA act. The decision status remained unresolved as justices paused proceedings, leaving the act's fate in suspense.
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The text reports on debates within the U S Senate and House over inflation strategy and fiscal policy, with mentions of Roosevelt era rhetoric about fair treatment and square deals. It notes tensions among senators about tax measures and potential temporary munition-related actions, and references a royal bulletin from Sandringham on King George V’s health and the Council of State formation as he battles heart weakness.
A meeting of Democratic women from the city and county gathered Saturday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to discuss forming a permanent organization. Mrs Alan Mied and others led the discussion and a second meeting was planned to formalize the group.
A court filing details a Montgomery case described as a brother versus brother dispute. The document references prior connections and ongoing tensions, with limited readable details about parties or claims due to the damaged text.
Continuances ordered as fraud suits against Albaugh purchasers proceed. Albaugh receivers, led by a main witness, face delays while counsel argue strikes and costs. Trials tentatively moved to next week at Rockville, with proceedings to follow in order of readiness.
E. Bureaves former secretary to Phillips Geldsborough and governor Goldsborough will be brought here for burial. Funeral services will be held in a church in Cambridge led by Rev W D Gould. He died in Washington at age 70 after a brief illness with two months of illness indicated.
Stocks found it somewhat difficult to advance with irregular trading on January 26 as gains were muted while directors were elected. Investors watched key indices and corporate actions amid a cautious market climate.
A severe storm lashes Maryland causing extreme cold and dangerous winds across the state. At least 155 deaths are reported nationwide, with Maryland among states hit hardest as the nation grapples with record low temperatures and related casualties.
The storm blanketed the upper nation with snow ice and sleet. Many rural roads were blocked and telephone service cut across Maryland and West Virginia. More than 490 lines and 109 poles down disrupted travel, with schools ordered closed and planes grounded.
Richard Mareen Duvall, prominent Baltimore corporate lawyer born in Anne Arundel County and longtime director of the Maryland Savings Bank and the Ph Coal Mink service, died at his home on North Charles Street. He served in the War of 1812 era organizations and was a former president of the Churchmen’s Church. Burial arrangements to be announced in Frederick.
Fragmentary weather and date details from a 1935 newspaper page note low temperatures and astronomical data. The text mentions a person deemed too weak to enter the army and references a long life of ninety four years, with scattered figures for temperatures and sun and moon events.
Carlisle, Pa. Jan. 20 AP reported Charles Fredericky, 50, died suddenly while getting ready for his father’s funeral. The two were involved in plumbing work nearby when the fatal incident occurred.
Frederick County Ministerial Association met this morning with Rev Dr Charles B Wehler presiding. Seventy five members attended as ministers discussed books including Mr Cohen Takes a Walk by Mary Roberts Rinehart and From Tradition to Gospel by Di balius, followed by a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with many clergy and wives in attendance.
Pauline Frederick veteran actress was reported out of danger today following an emergency operation last week in Hollywood California. Doctors said she is resting and improving after the procedure performed to address a medical condition. Friends and colleagues expressed relief at the news and wished her a speedy recovery.
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