29 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
1
World War notes report 58th Brigade encamping at Cascade for a few days en route as troops move through the area. Local forces gather in August at Indiantown Pennsylvania as part of wartime training and deployment logistics.
A long Washington dispatch notes shifting sentiment on New Deal tax and public works policy as Congress probes concessions. It covers the planned encampment of the Fifty-eighth Brigade and Twenty-ninth Division at Indian Town Gap and nearby stops, with reviews by Gov. Nice and Gov. Peery. The piece cites Senate committee actions on wartime neutrality and trade, including Morgan and Co. pressure, and warns that U.S. retreat from neutrality may imperil the economy.
In New York on January 29 AP reports former governor Smith responded to Joe Robinson’s remarks. He said Robinson’s speech sounded canned and did not reflect the Joe he once knew, noting his own disappointment with the address.
Work on Court Street block 2727.08 resumed after delays caused by freezing conditions. Crews broke up frozen concrete and reopened the trench to allow setting fresh concrete once weather conditions improve.
A brief Somerset notice reports a mild intestinal flu outbreak affecting students at Princess Anne High School. Report cites Dr Roo Johnson noting the spread began around January 2 and affects a portion of the student body.
A fragmentary report notes a conductor's action during a tram or train event, with unclear sequence and partial names. The readable bits reference a crew, a telephone line, and an assistant, suggesting a paused or interrupted operation and a possible informal inquiry.
The article traces carpet making origins in Frederick County, noting early settler efforts in 1773 1776 and the spread of home weaving among German residents. It describes local crafts including yarn spinning and weaving, the produce of garments from simple looms, and the gradual establishment of domestic textile work within the community.
Edward VHI discusses European relations in a formal conference. A trolley wreck victim is buried this afternoon as mourners gather for a quiet funeral.
Mrs Thisis eei faces a choice about performing mime here amid uncertain conditions. The prospect highlights potential schedule and venue questions for the event.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a laboratory related phrase with unclear names and disrupted grammar. The readable portion centers on a laboratory context and a person connected to ranks or ranks-related terms, but specifics remain obscured and cannot be reliably clarified.
Joliet and Mount Morris officials press for new details in a probe into the murder of Bobby Franks in 1924. They seek information on the slaying of Richard Loeb and the Burk Lubner relatives, with rumors of a hurried burial and a possible link to the case’s last days.
A terse report describes Fee Locks Bay in grip near West Maryland and relief following authorities actions. The text mentions local areas and ongoing efforts to restore conditions. No further details are clear from the fragment.
A committee approved a revised farm bill amid debate over the scope and funding. Secretary Wala read the bill as lawmakers discussed boundaries of the act and its potential impact on agricultural programs and farmers.
Fragmentary report describes Italian forces under Dergenoif moving from Nerhetik toward a coastal area. The account claims a battle produced significant casualties and a retreat by Ethiopian forces, with unclear details and names.
Articles filed today with Frederick county court clerk list Po mac Acceptance Corporation with 1900 shares at 100 dollars each. Linwood Knight R E Torn and D B Stultz named as incorporators and directors. Town named resident agent with principal business at East Patrick and Garrat. Dissolution filings for Frederick Inc mentioned. officers J E Pals and S W Graver signed. Warner Bros. acquisition of local theater noted.
A fugitive described as a Negro is wanted after a small robbery raid last week. An investigator at the United States Commissioner’s office asked the public to help locate Jack Rinymeng Ha, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Washington Suburban Gas announces reduced rates effective February 1. The new pricing lowers yearly bills by about 4.0 percent, with impact across service territory and customers in the district.
AP reports a heated meeting as Smith and Roosevelt allies trade charges over the Democratic platform. Senator Robinson of Arkansas accuses Smith of deserting progressives, while Borah criticizes backroom tactics and uninstructed delegates shaping the nomination in a fragmented party scene.
Work is underway on a WPA project at the Frederick County Library. Books are reconditioned and archived, with fifteen WPA works remaining from the past three years. Miss Mary Newman notes efforts and a committee to assist, while records are sent to the state Public Library advisory commission in Baltimore for permanent collection.
An eighteen year old from Peat Wottot remains unconscious after a convulsive incident at the Day Hospital. Authorities say the condition is serious, with hospital staff continuing monitoring and care.
Fragmentary weather entry from 1935 notes end of day values and a moon phase reference. Details are unclear and partially legible, with stray timestamps and vague navigation marks. The readable items suggest a dated record of nightly conditions without full context.
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