Cold wave and high winds for city forecast
Weather bulletin warns of a cold wave and high winds to affect the city with a snow event expected in the western portion of the state. Mercury is set to tumble as Sunday’s snow begins to fall.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
1
Temperature Near Zero Is Due Soon
Baltimore area weather forecast calls for gale winds and temperatures near zero tomorrow morning as the Weather Bureau issued a warning. Frederick County reports progress clearing snow and a thaw began, while icy sidewalks and packed streets create hazards for pedestrians and motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Taurs
Buch
bulls-eye
Frederittionians
trafic
Marken
Pacrick
Worth Market Street
Church street
Bid of 2,337,900 for Maryland annuity accepted
Annapolis January 32 AP The State Board of Public Works received a single bid of 2,337,900 for the Northern Central Railway annuity and asked 24 hours to study the proposal. The offer was presented by a syndicate of Baltimore and New York banks seeking the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
State Board of Public Works
Northern Central Railway
Baltimore
New York
Maryland phone rates reduced in Chesapeake and Telephone plan
Baltimore Jan 32 AP Lower telephone rates for all parts of the e were announced by the Chesapeake and Telephone Company, effective February 20. The new monthly schedule offers two party limited and four party limited options, with rural rates from 2.25 to 3.50 dollars. Individual unlimited is 3.50, two party limited 2.75, four party limited 2.25, rural 2.25, reflecting reductions across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Telephone Company
Freder
Worcester County Grand Jury To Hear Charges January 29
Worcester County grand jury will convene January 29 to hear charges involving a schoolgirl who alleged abuse by State Police officers. The State's Attorney said the girl gave information about a counterfeit ring and a love letter from one officer. Attorney General O Connor said his office has not been asked to act. Commissioner Jones indicated no action will be taken without request. A separate report noted a state police officer elsewhere facing a bigame charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow HIM
Worcester county Brand jury
charies
Worcester
Thomas F. Johnson
Becta Jones
Baltimore
Hervert R. O'Conor
Worcester county
Harry C. Jones
Jones
Congress Passes Immediate Soldier Bonus and Farm Help Plan
The House approved immediate soldiers bonus payment and the Senate baby bond plan totaling 7.491 billion dollars, sent to the White House for potential veto. Roosevelt era debates included a $500 million farm relief proposal and possible new AAA substitutes, with details on eligibility tied to land use and crop production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
congress
House
Senate
White House
Burns
Garner
Roosevelt
AAA
Capitol Hill
Sec
siiurely
Supreme Court
mit
Wallace
Winter Meeting Of Hood Alumnae Council
The Hood College Alumnae Council held its annual mid winter meeting in Alumnae Hall at three o clock with President Mrs Edgar H Moiride presiding and two special committees reporting on plans for an alumnae study weekend and next year s winter council meeting. Plans for the week end of Resorts will be made by Miss Grace N Brown and Mrs Cer 2 Schaffner Pilgram will report social details include a dinner in the Coblentz dining room at eight o clock with the president and Mrs class in the Jennie Col Room social committee chaired by Mrs Clifford Winger and Miss Miriam ads social leaders include Em Carrington Marjorie Dodson Ann M Manson Rush Taylor and Louise Stan Freshmen class officers are Mrs Mc Erie Miss Miriam R Ap pi e and Mrs Yinger vice president Miss Betty Garber secretary Miss Rose Dani treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Cer
Schaffner Pilgram
Harrisburg
Grace N. Brown
willin
Coblentz
atrelock
Jennie Col- Room
Clifford Winger
Lavier Michael
Miriam ads
Em. Carrington
Marjorie Dodson
Ann M. Manson
Rush Taylor
Louise Stan
Mc Erie
Miriam R. Appie
Yinger
Laval And Cabinet Give Resignations
Brief entry notes that Laval and his cabinet submitted resignations, signaling a political shakeup. The fragmentary text references a government reshuffle and a formal step by prime ministerial officials. No dates or places are provided in the readable portion.
Decused Constable Pays And Then Quits
Belair Maryland January 2 Virgi Duke faced charges over unpaid bills and resignation details in a county commission process. Duke was involved in a court hearing concerning a bond filing and public protests influenced by system issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belair
tole
istrate
Harford
Dirke
sistematear
Blood Poisoning Kills Man 68 After Year in County
Simon Peter Crone, once famed for a Washington trip, died of blood poisoning at Frederick Emergency Hospital. The Middletown native, born July 29, 1868, spent most of his life in Brunswick area, delivering circulars, traveling far but rarely leaving town. He left the county a year ago and is survived by a sister and a brother. Funeral services will be held at the C. H. Feete and Son funeral home with the pastor J. P. Daniel presiding, and burial at Middletown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Peter Crone
Frederick Emergency Hospital
ederick mng
amovieex
Bronssimnt
C. H. Feete and Son
J. P. Daniel
Middletown
Crone
Marr- Nand
secapal j
Brunswick
Washington
Peter Crone
Grone
Janes C. Dolan
Lana Fiarl
John Grone
Judge Asks Client About His Lawyer in Odd Exchange
In Los Angeles on January 22 AP reports a court scene where a judge questions a client about his attorney amid unclear dialogue. The remarks reference a charge possibly related to theft involving oranges, with interruptions and garbled speech.
Local Officials Named in Fragmentary Ledger Note
Fragmentary OCR lists officers including William J. Kens dent and G Upton, with Samuel Be. McBride and Alpert Kne ar among names. Roles shown include secretary John W. Holter and cashier Earl M. Kepler. other names appear incomplete.
Funeral Planned for Mrs Baker in Washington Injuries
A woman over forty, daughter of the late Henry and Ki wine Baker, of this city, died from injuries received a week ago when fractured Tuesday. The funeral will be held today at one o clock at 1754 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Washington. Interment will follow in Mt Oliver Cemetery. F Cline and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ki wine Baker
Pennsylvania avenue
norhwest
Washington
Mt. Oliver cemetery
F Cline and Son
License Book Reveals Shift in Car Tag Numbers in 1935
A Frederick County report notes many auto license numbers end in 00 or 000, with about one fifth located in Carroll County. The 1935 license book shows most Frederick numbers range from 209,000 upward, listing numerous holders and towns including Frederick, Cumberland, Garrett Park, and Libertytown. The article discusses numbering practices, local officials, and cross-county distribution, ending with a note that the continuation appears on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Frederick county
Frederick conty
Gammison Baughman
Fred rt
ieros
iddietown
Wesimi
Schroeder
Harold A. Re Schaefer
Caton
Cumberland
Maz Ler
Fredey
Per Fi Cumberland
Frances GC. Staley
Harry G. Spiker
Jesse J. Renner In Auto Accident At LeGore Curve
County Commissioner Jesse T. Renner of New Midway escaped with slight injuries after his touring car skidded on an icy LeGore curve, overturned, and slid into a culvert. He arrived at the Commissioners' office with bruises and requested the curve be roughened. a State Roads crew laid cinders to prevent further skidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Renner
New Midway
LeGore
Commissioners
Mr. Renner
Renter
State Roads Commission
Road Facts Highlighted in News-Post Year Book
The 1095 News-Post Year Book presents extensive road facts and transportation notes. It lists road ages, structures, and maintenance data, offering readers concise details on routes and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Five Pay Days In February Next Month Five Pay Days In February
Five pay days in February next month noted in a brief, unusual calendar quirk. The text remarks on the rarity of a five payday month in the United States’ years of independence and hints this February will again bring five paydays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
King Edward VII Proclaimed in a Regal Timeless Pageant
Amid modern touches and medieval splendor, the coronation-like proclamation echoed from St James Palace as trumpets sounded and Sir Gerald rode in, while in Sandringham George V lay in state. Neighbors filed past the royal bier on the royal estate as the nation mourned the late monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
St. James Palace
Gerald
St. James Sark
Sandringham
England
George V
Sandringham royal estate
Mary
ysic
Stocks Recover From Fractions To Two Points
New York reports show a better market tone with fractions rebounding to two or more points. Analysts note political events in France and potential devaluation fears as factors, while domestic stocks and bonds respond cautiously amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Javai
joan
Weather figures from yesterday and year ago
The report lists yesterday’s high at minus 30 and last night’s low at 20 plus a year ago high of 33 and low of 22. Sunset is at 5 18 p m and sunrise tomorrow at T 26 2 mh.
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