Havre de Grace Woman Dies at 91 From Heart Paralysis
Living beyond 91 years, a Havre de Grace resident succumbed early today to paralysis of the heart. The death ends a long life marked by community involvement and family ties in the region.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1935
Page
1
Flooding and washout disrupt rail lines and cause fatalities
Severe floods spread across York State and nearby areas. A washed out road and a damaged bridge halted traffic between Baltimore and Wilmington as tracks were undermined and homes flooded in Havre de Grace. Dozens killed or missing across New York, Delaware, and Montana as fires followed floods. Relief efforts mobilized with Red Cross and state agencies coordinating aid.
Weather Log Shows Light Precipitation in 1935
Daily weather summary notes ty i 290 inches of precipitation in 1935. Yesterday’s high reached 84 degrees and a year ago 86. Low last night 7, year ago 64. Today’s moon phase 2.25 ppm addition of streams Monocacy, Potomac. Skies slightly cloudy today with tomorrow forecast at 4 51 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Welcome Home Dinner for Maples Marks Return from Mexico
A surprise welcome home dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Maples after their month long trip to Mexico and nearby states. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hana and several others, with remarks and a token presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Mrs. Maples
Sam W. Maples
Mexico
Kemp's Department Store
Valley View Inn
Braddock Heights
Lucy Oberlander
Ross Jane Hammond
John D. Hana
J. B. Byatt
Robert F. Dudrow
Hany G. Dorsey
Nannie Gather
Lilian Gaither
Margaret Zimmerman
Ella Mae 2
Coos
Phinp Beard
Paul A. Dinterman
J. Franklin Thompsos
Birthday Party at Home for Mrs Wathter’s Relative
A small birthday gathering at the home on Avenue honored Mrs. Alonzo G. Wathter and Mrs. Pau Simpsa Key. Guests enjoyed light refreshments as several games were played, with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hall noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Wathter
Jaan pink
Pau. Simpsa Key
Forrest Hall
Field Supervisors Meet in Rockville Courthouse Office
Field supervisors under the Montgomery county com hog allotment committee met today in the county agent’s courthouse office in Rockville. They planned to measure crop acreage on government contracted farms, with O. W. Anderson to instruct on measurement procedures and filing compliance forms for corn and hog production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery county
Rockville
O. W. Anderson
Community Picnic Plans Dominate August Events
Read about numerous summer gatherings across the county from July through August. Firemen carnival at Wildwood Park Mt Airy runs July 22 to 27 with a Ford prize and dancing. Liberty-town picnic August 7 at Pire Mountai Park features jousting knights and a riding tournament. Manor, Utica Union, and Church of God picnics are also scheduled with concerts, speeches, and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor
col uies
Wildwood Park
Mt. Ary
Asa Watkins
Mr. Airy Fire Department
Libertytown
St. Peter's Catholic church
Pire Mountai Park
Pilip F. Farrell
St. Peter's church
Rural Federation
Frecenck County Federaton
Breddock
Backerstown
St. Josephs Catholic church
Buckeystown
Theddeus
Church of God
Church of God at
Lorusi Valley
Wiliam Guyton
Marker
Flint Hill
German visitors praise America during Frederick stop
A German group visiting Frederick spoke highly of the United States amid touring eastern cities. Dr Kurt Bruning, Dr Norbert Zimmer, and Hans Wagner from Hannover shared views on German life under Hitler, plans for future travel through Ontario and the Midwest, and praised American order while noting misperceptions about Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Kurt Bruning
Norbert Zimmer
Hans Wagner
Hannover
Germany
aerpreter
garde
Hart Astand
Lfe
united States
Canada
Bru Wagner
New York
New fés
Ontario
Middle West
Zdynke- Mase
Wagner
Arches
Hanover
American Geographical Sacre New York
D nuver
Gur
ae * No
Monocacy Battle Remembrance Marks 71st Anniversary
The article recalls the 1864 Battle of Monocacy and notes plans for a national military park designation by 1935, with a $350,000 battlefield improvement appropriation and a proposed Memorial Boulevard linking Monocacy to Washington and Gettysburg. It highlights state monuments from Vermont New Jersey and Pennsylvania and a Confederate marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of the Monocacy
Lew Wallace
Jubal Early
Washington
Arno B Cammerer
National Park Service
Washington-Gettysburg
Monocacy battle grounds
Congress
Boulevard Commission
Roosevelt
Mnnocacy
Vermont
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
End of Martial Law in Louisiana Capital Today
New Orleans reports that martial law ends in Baton Rouge after guardsmen relinquish duty and evacuate the capital. Governor O. Olson revoked the six month martial law program yesterday as officials, including Franc R. Barn and Ira N. Whitacre, oversee the transition amid bond signing and related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Lensiana
Baton Rouge parison
cour house
O. & son
The New Deal In Washington
Rodney Dutcher outlines the expansion of the four billion dollar work relief program under the new CWA. He notes continued use of funds for elderly projects, rural electrification, housing, and PWA-style work, with emphasis on local intelligence and material expertise for effective implementation across states and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Neus
Rex Tugwell
Morris Llewellyn Cooke
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
Mountaindale Picnic Facing Abandoned Retreat Plans
Groundwork near Pars Minis outlines Mountaindale Picnic plans with events at Mountaindale Union Free School and nearby sites. The article notes changes from the former Walkers Picnic near Heights and lists multiple church and organizational outings including July and August dates for Sunday schools and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars Minis
Mountaindale
Mountaindale Un F
Goma
Walkers
Heights
Frederick Tutoring Company
Jeffer
Brunswick Baptist
Independent Retail Grocers’ Association
Frederick County
the Heights
Conciliation Commission Drops Hope to Avert War
The Conciliation Commission to avert war between Italy and Ethiopia suspended its hearing indefinitely. Italian delegates reportedly shifted to Ethiopia after a meeting aimed at reconciling differences, but the talks ended in failure as members departed to inform their governments. The report notes the commission’s status amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
veningen
IAP
Conciliation Commission
Italy
Ethopia
Ethiopia
tte
Condition unchanged for Bentz at Frederich Hospital
A paragraph from a 1935 NEA Service report notes Mr Bentz remains a patient at Frederich Hospital with pneumonia for a week. He has been confused, and Hopkins is racing the ball as fast as possible. the program is expected to be far from a dead loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentz
Rags
Frederich
new Hopkins
NEA Service, Inc
Chinese Flood Clamps City Like Rats In Trap
AP dispatch from Changteh Changteh Hunan Province describes a devastating flood in which dyke failures left one hundred thousand homes under ten feet of water near Yunan river and Tung Ting lake. Residents cling to any shelter as fire adds to the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changteh
Hunan
Changreh
Associated Press
Yunan
Tung Ting
hag
Ghangteh
Transportation Group Gets Forward Movement
New York July 9 AP says the stock market gained momentum as transportation shares led a forward push after prior lag. Profit taking appeared among favorites but was absorbed, with many issues reaching new yearly highs as industrials stayed steady. Wheat rose in Chicago and cotton found support. bonds improved. Call money near 0.25 percent, and the pound listed at 4.9?9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Senator Davis Father Dies At 83 In Sharon Pa
Sharon Pennsylvania July 9 AP David J. Davis who emigrated 58 years ago with his son worked in steel mills and rose to political power. His son U.S. Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania is en route home for the funeral. The elder Davis died at 83 in the community he chose after arriving in 1877 from Wales. James was four at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
David J. Davis
U. 5S
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Davis
Wales
James
Cardinal La Fontaine of Venice Dies at 74
Venice July 9 AP Cardinal La Fontaine patriarch of Venice died at 74 after lapsing into unconsciousness. Once mentioned as a possible successor he did not regain consciousness. In Montgomery county state and police officials began a drive to curb petty gambling and bingo and other forms of alleged gaming. A fishing party near Damaseus and Roland England near New Market intercepted 136 shillings in a four hour haul at Blum Point near Chesapeake Beach last week using a boat owned by Mr Enstland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Italy
Metro Cardinal
La Fontaine
Patriarch
Montgomery county
James EL Pugh
William Garveut
Mc. Pugh
Simmg
John R Leas
R. OL Lewis
Roscoe Puredum
E RK. Liz
Dam
aseus
Roland England
New Market
Blum Point
Chesapeake Beach
Mr. Enstland
Babe Breaks Collar Bone in Home Accident
21 month old David La Mar son of Mr and Mrs Ernest May fell from a chair at 28 East Fifth Street breaking his right collar bone while playing with his older brother. He is progressing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BABE
David La Mar May
Ernest May
East Fifth street
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Walkers Corner
Ibany
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Binghampton
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New Fork
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ste American Red Cross
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Herbert H. Lehin
National Guard
Drovlem
Montana
Mont
Fort Peck
Mary J. De Lashmut
Janie
Arthur
Sarah Michael
Jane
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Chhurch
old Frederick
Calvary church
C. E. Cine and Son
MARY JANE DE LASHMUIT
N. S. TRADE BOARD
House
Mt. Tawer Park
Rocky Ridge
Maryland State Dairymen's Association
Mt. Tabor Park
Utica
Utra Union
Millers Grove
Merril Ramsburg
Gary Utterbach
tendent
o. helding
Sundar
Ways and
aswell
tAP
New York Board of Trade
M. L. Seidman
AMERICA
Hiler
OOr
order
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New Orleans
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Montgomery g
FOU
Harry Hopkins
ming
Fipe
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Portland
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Arrs
Francis E. “Mlother
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Corcoran
Maine
Thomas Corcoran
RFC attormey
EarHer Brewster
Passamaquoddy, Me
Joseph P. Kennedy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate
Conciliation Board
Ma Jang
Transportation Group Gets Forwar Movement
Senator Davis
Cardinal La Fontaine
Nowra nSelye
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