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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
10
A string of holiday vehicle crashes on Washington area roads injured several people. Notable incidents included a head on collision on Potomac Street in Brucetown and a four car wreck near Carrollton, with drivers charged or pending for reckless and drunken driving.
Marion Antontioncheck a 35 year old Seattle man was arrested after a riot inside the Capitol building. He fought policemen and was dragged to the lobby floor where he allegedly struck with a weapon and caused disorderly conduct. He was taken to the Tenth Precinct Station for processing after photographers captured the scene.
Reported to involve multiple motorists in Montgomery County with several injuries. One man, Day of Gaithersburg, sustained a broken arm and facial injuries after a crash near a jumping station. Other incidents included a collision at Clarksburg and a minor street accident on Patrick Street. State police logged several minor collisions and settlements as crews responded.
Memorial ceremonies in Woodsboro marked by a parade to the cemetery led by local veterans groups and the Patriotic Order Sons of America. The program featured prayers, patriotic readings, and a drum corps appearance, concluding with taps by the American Legion.
Republican Congressman candidate Larry W. LeGore visited Cumberland on May eight at state gathering led by Deputy Sheriff Hugh A. Hotchkiss chairman Somerville Nicholson and City Collector James M. Conway. The event drew an estimated 1,300,000 attendees and reported a 30,000 increase since 1933 in school enrollment figures.
President Roosevelt faces a pivotal choice as Congress negotiates the final revenue measure. Senate proposals seek $2.425 billion to fund World War era programs while the House pushes a different plan. Leadership anticipates adjournment within days if a compromise is accepted. The outcome hinges on executive acceptance or prolonging the session.
The State Survey Commission report shows Montgomery County receiving more than its share of road funds, with $441,237 from the 19g to PON period and $608,000 overall, plus questions over personal expense accounts and bank deposits during a bank holiday. It notes critics claim road spending favored suburban development and lists expense claims by Montgomery official EB Brooke Low and others, with several commission members not filing claims.
Long excerpt recalls Woodrow Wilson's Paris Peace Conference era and the 1920 campaign. It notes Republican opposition led by Hardin and Coy, calls for budget reform and emergency powers, and mentions a national tour. references to wartime finances and the shift after the conflict’s end. Also lists crime notes and public arrests including Dorsey and Straley with collateral details.
May 31 in London reports the 1930 London naval treaty faces scrapping as Britain seeks U S and Japan permission to break limits before the 1930 expiry. Prime Minister Baldwin asks for tolerance to avoid over 150 000 tons destroyer tonnage by year end, amid Ethiopian and Mediterranean tensions and fears of a broader naval arms race.
A man identified as Charles Baines, age 41, was found dead along Georges Moat Road near a farm in Frederick County after being missing from his home since Wednesday. State Police and coroner ruled death due to natural causes related to acute alcoholism. Baines, a former Muss, left behind a mother and several siblings. Funeral services scheduled at a local church.
A flood disaster in Cap Brat May claims lives as heavy rains flood streets and hamper rescues. Officials report multiple drownings and extensive damage across Catoradg and Kanesa regions, with search efforts continuing.
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