05 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
1
Thurmont residents clash with school district over the proposed closure of Satoctin Furnace school. A dismissal request for a local teacher was heard as part of the proceedings, with community members presenting concerns about impact on students and the town.
Frederick County Board of Education heard a petition signed by 93 residents seeking the removal of Marshall Leatherman as teacher and the consolidation of Catoctin Furnace with Thurmont schools. Delegations argued for preserving the Furnace school while noting costs, federal relief, and the burden of sending children to Thurmont. Wall Street meanwhile showed moderate, reassuring trading with mixed results as traders weighed midweek statistics.
Pierre Laval, veteran Foreign Minister, agreed to try forming a cabinet to replace Fernand Bouisson's. Bouisson's government faced pressure as gold reserves drew down, and Laval previously rejected a premiership but consented to lead the Foreign Office again.
Flood danger in the Kansas City area eased as army engineers reported no imminent overflow from the Kaw and Missouri rivers. Residents moved to higher ground. authorities forecast the crest near the Kaw and Missouri junction by tomorrow while lowland families awaited rising waters.
A major strike shuts down large factories causing a power shortfall as Telexo's industrial class faces upheaval. The walkout affects 5335 employees amid a broader conflict between the company and a key stakeholder.
The 151st Baltimore conference gathers Frederick City and County delegates for a weeklong session presided by H Hughes from the Washington area. Readings note Rev Fix Brown Hartley and several pastors as part of the conference business and arrangements for the Paris church.
A 3.8 million Vidar Road project nears completion with final steps underway. Officials say bids and funding are in place as work advances toward completion next month in the county.
Fragmentary report states Saltzman faces charges of false pretenses and embezzlement. Text mentions a mobile salesman context and appears to reference multiple counts and complainants. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Officials announce a 790 budget for city playground projects and appeal to residents for contributions. Commissions Chair Frederick Play urges support to maintain facilities as preparations begin for the upcoming season.
Ladies Mrs Rvryt H Harrs and Mrs J D Dua to attend the initial gathering on June 27. Organizers expect a small turnout and plan to discuss expectations and agendas for future sessions.
Bahram secures victory in the English Derby as the 9 102 favorite, advancing from the Field.
The report lists American entrants claiming seven of the winning tickets with Bahram and Robin Goodfellow among notable horses. It mentions the Irish Free State event Hogpit stakes valued at 400 pounds and references the English Derby results with Robin Goodfellow and Field Trial among top finishers. The text is garbled, but the core facts indicate American involvement and key horse names in a Dublin race context.
The Odd Fellows of Frederick plan the 1936 Grand Lodge session in Frederick with cooperation from local lodges. Officers chosen to lead include Past Grand Marshal Robert A King David Lodge No 50 and Past Grand Senior Warden Elmer Brown.
Curtis Tatoma, Wash June 5 AP reports a suspect may be the so called pot-tellied man linked to a nine-year old victim in the Kidnay case. Portland detective Captain Jack Keeran says police seek a former longtime Portland bootlegger with knowledge of out-of-the-way roads in Oregon Washington Idaho. Government agents would not comment on a possible DoJ connection as tips surface about a man who has not been seen since the abduction.
A fragment notes a property titled Merchants Place for sale in Frederick. Details are incomplete but indicate a local sale listing with potential agency or seller references.
The mayor argues fire policy does not require additional firemen and urges enforcement of existing rules. He cites concerns about blockages at fires and the need to protect hose lines while complaints from merchants and a public figure weigh in on proposed safety measures.
Approximately 100 entrants vied in the Mt. Airy Flower Show held Tuesday under the Garden Club of Mt. Airy. Entries plus displays featured old fashioned bouquets, wildflower arrangements by Girl Scouts, and a Ridgeville Nurseries evergreen display. Judging by Mrs. R. W. Baer, Mrs. Vincent Rogers Frederick, and Miss Helena Stauffer Walkersville occurred from 10 a.m. to noon. The show ran 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. with a small admission and punch.
In Camden New Jersey on June 3 an action worth $100 000 was brought by John B Cramer against Rev Dow Kell formerly connected to a Camden church and now in Long Branch accusing him of stealing his wife Hazel May The minister denied the charge and the case centered on a suit for alienation of affection.
An OCR fragment reports a facility at 403 Elm and a Washington hospital context. It mentions open 24 is and a welfare board, with Garfisid Hospital potential reference and a Garfishid location.
Washington lawmakers clash over how to sustain NRA without broad authority. Chairman Doughton and Speaker Byrns stress no permanent NRA decision yet and no final plan on continuation. discussions hinge on temporary measures and potential code enforcement within constitutional limits.
Charlie Havens marries his childhood sweetheart in a New York ceremony attended by family and friends. Dick Harrass head coach at Harvard this year, the report notes Havens’ Chicago ties and local roots.
Fragmentary weather notes show 1935 precipitation deficit and yesterday temperatures around 61 degrees. Mentions low temperatures year ago minus 68 and a moon phase detail for tomorrow afternoon.
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