Firemen Parade And Street Dance Planned Here Thursday
Frederick city readies for a two day Firemen’s Convention with up to fifteen bands drum corps and auxiliaries in the Thursday parade led by police and officials the route running from Market and South streets to Carroll Street. A street dance on West Church Street closes the events with loudspeakers and an orchestra. Wednesday features business sessions at Winchester Hall for sixty representatives from twelve county fire companies and lectures from speakers from Baltimore and Washington.
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Winchester Hall
Baltimore
Washington
Accused Of Locking Children In Cellar
A 26 year old mother, Lulu Kennedy, faced charges of cruelty after authorities freed her three children Mildred, 6, and Eleanor, 8, from a cellar. Police battered down the doors after a raid on her home. Kennedy denied locking the children without food during their confinement.
Weather Summary for July 1935 and Nearby Averages
Reading shows precipitation totals around 12.99 inches for July, with 1934 figures at 1.74 inches and a 1935 deficiency noted. Yesterday’s high reached 91 degrees, versus 98 from a year earlier. Low temperatures over the last eight days were around 6 degrees, down from a year ago. Sunset 7.45 p.m., sunrise 4.58 p.m., moonrise 10.02 p.m., moonset 1.27 a.m. Streams show Monocacy and Potomac as clear with minor variation.
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Heevy Tax On Big Incomes Is Studied
Washington July 19 AP Strong favor in the House Ways and Means committee for new income tax rules would leave smaller income taxpayers as they are but take away more than three quarters of a 20 million dollars to come. The committee has studied 29 different schedules and emphasizes a middle of the road idea. Democrats singled out this schedule for analysis and said it does not raise rates on incomes below 150000 a year, with a potential bottom around 100000.
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House
Ways and Means
Diverse Price Trends With Profit Taking
New York stocks opened firm but soon cooled as profit taking spread. Grains and cotton were steady, bonds yielded little, and most secondary loans rose slightly. Major named shares edged up about a point, with Glidden Murray and Commercial Solvents among gainers amid uneven freight car loads.
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Acme Steel
Emperor Haile Selassie Signals Unyielding War Stance
Italian unofficial circles report Emperor Haile Selassie urged Ethiopians to “fight to the last man” as a sign of readiness for armed settlement in the dispute with Italy. Officials declined comment and offered no formal reaction.
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Branch Bank Held Up and $28,000 Taken
Five masked men robbed a Delaware County National Bank branch, forcing employees to the floor and taking $28,000 from the cashiers cage before fleeing in an automobile.
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Delaware County National Bank
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30 Hurt In Strike Outbreak At Plant Sioux Falls
AP reports violence at the John MMr rell packing plant in Sioux Falls as workers strike. More than thirty people were injured during the outbreak of clashes at the facility on July 19.
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John MMrrell
Cumberland Postmaster Is Named By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate more than 100 postmaster nominations including Jamies C Shriber of Cumberland Maryland The picnic of Union Manufacturing Company employees will be held Saturday with an excursion to Tolchester Beach Eastern Shore about 250 persons expected The committee includes Car Dike Bridges and Harcr Cormprops A farm wagon incident near Mid and bruwsed notes a serious injury to a man named Tomas back and the wagon passed over him
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Ice truck fire on North Bentz Street. cab damage estimated
An ice truck owned by Culler and Hetner and operated by Grayson Foust caught fire around 10 o'clock Thursday morning on North Bentz Street near Fifth. The blaze originated in the Mole and was quickly extinguished. cab damage estimated at about 50.
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Grayson Foust
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Fifth
County towns enjoy ample water supply despite drought
Most towns across the county report satisfactory water levels and steady supply. Officials note generally good reserves, with only minor shortages in a few affected areas. Residents are urged to conserve where possible as seasonal demand rises.
Frederick Water Supplies Meet Drought Strain In County
A regional survey shows Frederick County water systems under stress from dry weather with Middletown facing a shortage due to delayed reservoir completion. Officials halt sprinkler use to protect household supplies while plans for a 1,500,900 gallon storage reservoir near Middletown advance slowly with federal aid cutbacks. Other towns like Frederick, Brunswick, Emmitsburg, Walkersville and Braddock Heights report satisfactory or improving status as filtration plants and existing reservoirs sustain demand.
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Argyle
Disagreement Over Long and Short Haul Rates In ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission split five to three over allowing eastern railroads to cut freight rates to compete with trucks and ships, retaining the long haul rule but loosening short haul regulation. The decision highlights benefits to carriers from less regulation and potential impacts on intercity shipping costs and competition.
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Washington
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
a.nes
Tydings And Maverick To Confer About Bil
A conference was arranged today between Senator Tydings of Maryland and Senator Maverick of Texas to discuss a bill. The call followed Maverick’s request for a House committee report on a matter described as a reform measure.
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Water emergency plans amid drought and bond defeat
In FERA fonds notes a 130 Spr water location and an underground supply for fire use. Libertrioan and Nex Market run emergency pools for such events. Myersville proposes extra water, but a bond issue at a special election two years ago failed, hindering new development.
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Notable Salisbury Crash Kills One Injures Two
An AP report from Salisbury May 19 states one person was killed and two injured in a road crash near Marion Station. C Marshal Jr and Edward Lee Myles, both of Marion Station, sustained unspecified injuries and were transported for treatment. Corporal Minnick suffered a head injury after swerving to avoid the collision.
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Reports Hear Jury Ends Work
Reports from Iran mention Lions Clubs active in June at Ocean Roger B Schm.dt and A. Frank M1 7S. court adjourned Wednesday after examining 33 and noting electric wiring hazards. Roof repairs, barn repairs, and painting were completed at Chaves Ro Arnolds and others. A petition filed for a Monday hearing at 10 a.m. in Harrisburg. Governor Bare signed beer and liquor Sunday sale bills permitting star WBS at bars and in places where food is served.
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City Receipts Rise by Twenty Three Thousand Dollars for Fiscal Year
City records show total revenue for the year ending prior to June 30 rose to 315,049.72 from 292,977.13, with property taxes increasing to 193,741.20 and water rents to 260.10, while higher government costs and specific departments contributed to the net gain of about 23,072.59.
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Traffic charge hits two men at Pennsiv and Has town
Officer Daniel Leoned Norris Dudley of Pennsiv and John B. Grasnukle of Has town Cherres faced traffic related charges after allegedly passing red lights. The case proceeded at Police headquarters with formal actions planned.
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The New Deal In Washington Consumers Battle Ends
A sweeping analysis notes the New Deal era’s consumer fight near end with consumer groups and NRA advisory influence fading. It highlights Dr Calvin B Hoover as the lone enduring figure and mentions Mary Rumsey’s death and Homer Cummings’ withholding actions. It closes with a brief sports note about Roy Hoover, Thurmont, sustaining a mouth injury in a practice session.
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tarsagh Consumers Guide
NEA Service, Inc
Direct Relief Discontinued in US This November
Officials in Washington announce that direct relief programs will end in the United States come November. Details on scope and affected groups were not immediately released.
Mrs Miller to Leave as Welfare Board Reorganizes
Washington's end of direct federal relief by November 1 places Maryland in a transition. Harry Greenstein, state relief administrator, travels to Elkton to aid Cecil County welfare setup while Frederick County readies a new executive secretary JP Turner from Philadelphia. The reorganized board plans its first meeting next week as it shifts to county led operations.
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Harry Greenstein
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Pauline Muller
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J. Sheldon Turner
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Frederick county
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Frederick
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adelphia County Welfare Board
Pennsylvania School of Social Work
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University of Michigan
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Comb Mountains Pursuit of Slayer of Deputies
A man named Fred arrived in the Comb Mountains to aid the search for the slayer who killed two deputies. Local authorities organized a manhunt and coordinated with scouts and county units to capture the suspect.
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Roosevelt To Spend Weekend On Water
President Roosevelt plans a weekend on the Chesapeake Bay aboard the government yacht with Attorney General and Mrs. Cum er and Mrs. James Roosevelt Jr. among expected passengers. LeHand, his personal secretary, accompanies the party.
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