27 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1936
Page
1
Frigid conditions persist with temperatures well below freezing across the region. Light drifting snow overnight disrupted travel slightly, but traffic remained moving. Roads remain icy, crews work to clear routes as officials warn of continuing cold through the week.
The church hears Rev Meta BR Mor deliver his first sermon and plan to devote much of his ministry to young people activities at the church with assistance from Mr Ossian.
Divorce notice from a fragmented OCR item stating Mrs Hutton became Mrs Menger after divorce. Mentions Barbara Hu as a relative or related person in the readable portion. Details are incomplete and names may be uncertain.
Report from Rome and Addis Ababa notes 10000 Ethiopian deaths and heavy casualties as General Graziani’s mechanized southern force drives toward Addis Ababa. Ras Desta fled the Taita Tas government area and Sidamo province, government officials warned of weak resistance.
A 26 000 checks paid a total dividend of about 200 000 by Peoples Liquidating Corporation. The article notes thousands of checks and references the liquidation process and a fire incident affecting the records.
The cases were postponed. no date yet set for their hearing. Motions to strike out judgments involved and a second success noted in a single ongoing dispute among purchasers against Fo Tadzments.
Snow again blankets Maryland with frigid temperatures and dangerous ice. Garrett County records as low as 12 below zero while towns like Altamont and Oakland reach minus 12, prompting ferry service concerns as ice clogs the bay. Three deaths linked to the cold are reported in and near the state as residents endure heavy frost and four inches of snow in places.
Dr. Gari G Rasmussen of Luther Place Memorial Church Washington spoke at Hood College Bredveck hall for the final Vesper of the first semester. He drew from First Timothy and discussed eras in world history, culture, and the role of science and religion. A musical program accompanied the event. A note mentions a Queensland Australia correspondence school with 6000 pupils as a world-leading distance school.
Washington early reports say Congress overrode President Roosevelt's veto to approve immediate payment of the soldiers bonus. The Senate voted 36 to 19 after a large Democratic majority, while the House previously passed 324 to 0. The $4.481 billion loan would enter the treasury as an urgent outlay triggering questions about funding future budget needs.
Reports from Frederick County Circuit Court show judgments announced last October for Johan Coulter and Mrs. Goodheart in moonshining at Brunswick still house. Coulter owes 500 dollars and Goodheart 400 in fines, with no payment recorded. Lindsay, a 23 year old bank robber, was at large after evading Virginia authorities before detainers were sent. chase from Prins of Rozks to J etstown, Pa ensued. weapons then bank cash seized.
Market moves forward as investors react to selected issues including aviation and steel. A missing girl was found in Frederick by Mrs P Um bach, a Hood College Spanish instructor, whose brother appears married to Marjorie's.
London readers report a vast 10 000 strong crowd gathered at Westminster Hall for the king's bier as protesters call for earlier closing hours. Edward VII returns to Buckingham Palace after a country weekend as crowds line the Thames despite rain.
Baltimore January 27 AP Plans for an association of Macland police chiefs were drafted today by police officials. Major Enoch B. Garey proposed closer cooperation among Maryland law enforcement agencies and a statewide communications link. A station at Frederick and another at Westminster are planned with a cost around 65 050 a year.
A 1 March record from the Department of Health notes a low birth rate per 1000 population. The report cites deaths and birth figures, with areas like Roperind and Bays referenced in an incomplete summary.
Maryland State Conservation Commission reports about 448 253 fish distributed in the state during the year ending December 30. The distribution featured brook and brown trout and small mouth bass among other species across state waters.
The Liberty League attacks the New Deal through persistent propaganda and political pressure. It operates like a virulent party faction, directing campaigns against Roosevelt with a national fundraising network and a staff including Miss Garry Propaganda and Shouse. The group presents itself as constitutional defenders, while critics allege it channels vast wealth to influence policy.
The third annual Birthday Ball for the President will be held at State ght and will benefit infantile paralysis sufferers. Proceeds support local care via the Kiwanis Club and Warm Springs Foundation, with portions aiding victims in Panamanian zones and Hawaii.
Jesse Tr ner, who suffered a fractured run when Min automobile overturned on a slippery road near LeGareizat' Week, is recovering nicely and back in his usual place in the Commissioners' office.
Washington notes focus on New Deal leaders and Smith as 1978 election moves. Questions swirl about how far Smith will walk in political terms before the public and party, whether he will push for another ticket or retreat to a quieter campaign, while strategists study the impact of Roosevelt era martines on polling.
President Roosevelt named six of the seven members of the Federal Reserve Board to take office February 1. Marriner Eccles will head the board. Nominees include Joseph C. Broderick of New York for 14 years and M. Szysmonak of Chicago for 12 years. Ronald Ransom of Georgia. Kee of Ohio. Ralph W. Morison of San Antonio Texas for two years. One other member to represent ag.
A court upheld the corporate net income tax in Pennsylvania, confirming a six percent levy on net earnings of corporations in the state. The Turco Paint and Varnish Company had challenged related taxes, but the ruling validates the broad tax base for state relief funds.
January precipitation totaled 3.20 inches. The daily report shows 0.50 inches in the latest period. Temperature yesterday was 28 degrees, with last year at 32. Overnight low near 2, compared to 8 a year ago.
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