12 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
1
Diplomas awarded to 137 graduates at Frederick High School commencement. Principal urged students to adopt thrift and prudent habits, stressing cooperation, humor, and responsibility as they enter adulthood. Additional notes praised the class for preparation and steady progress.
The Norwood home sale collapses after a bid of 3,000 was rejected while a higher offer over 32,000 was discussed. Mrs Ena Haze and Dr R M teG were among those listed as interested parties in the Town notice.
Incomplete weather notes provide temperature figures and times but are unreadable and inconsistent. Key data such as highs lows and moon phases are missing or corrupt, preventing a clear forecast or past conditions.
Helen Wills defeats Nancy Lyle in a recent tennis bout in England. Wills dominates the match to claim another win, showcasing her returning form after arriving in the country a short time ago.
The morning session featured a Mission Board report presented by Dr. Schaeffer. It notes budget balance improvements, total 324,129 in receipts for the year, mortgage redemption pledges of 230,906 and cash 169,542, plus concerns about timely missions funding and bookkeeping.
Hazelstown mayor and council consider a five cent tax rate change as the recovery law nears expiration. The debate centers on a proposed amendment failing to pass and leaving questions about the local fiscal plan.
Frostburg June 2 AP reports Frederick hosts a meeting of the Order of Eagles at the lodge. Frederick to succeed Robert Frederick as representative, with C Bernard Smith noted as Frederick involved in the proceedings.
County commissioners plan refunding of 692000 in United States bonds and certificates. June 20 at 1 3 p m is set as the hearing date for appeals. Political disputes frame the discussions as officials debate appointments and budget actions.
An unclear report notes Alarket withstanding selling pressure and then rising as a Senate move advances. The account mentions a gained composure and a lack of disposition to pursue further action or follow up on cases.
In a tense court session, Mrs Gladys Lawson known as "the girl in red" is described as dying on March 15 at the Zimmer house, reportedly heard moaning by witnesses. The proceeding was interrupted by a collapse, prompting a mistrial and a new jury to be chosen.
Baltimore June 12 AP A hearing decided to hear both the original injunction action and the new tax suit as well as the second suit against the emergency relief. Testimony and witnesses will be heard. Plaintiffs include W Rocscup Jones and Hagerstown grocer Remington Putnam Book Co. and James Lechert. Lechert withdrew from the original suit and filed his own to avoid lack of interest.
Fragmented OCR indicates reductions in appropriations affecting community services. The text notes a decrease tied to a fiscal constraint and mentions ratification delays and affected programs.
A brief note reports King George unavailable due to THness with no further details. The context mentions Drow and Vauaane figures alongside scores 12 and 5, but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
A locally published notice states the tax rate for the county falls to 35 cents beginning July 1 1935 1936 fiscal year opens. The prior rate was 50 cents since 1932 and applies to all incorporated towns in the county. The reduction aims to ease levy on taxpayers.
West Point June 12 AP President Roosevelt urged an “assurance of permanent peace” before the graduation of the States Military Academy class. He handed diplomas to 276 graduates and officers, while commissioners discussed a broader understanding and mutual restraints. In Rockville banifs and a murder case involving Mrs Lyddane were reported, with police seeking suspects and legal actions continuing.
Viap announces a three day cooperative sales event with participating dealers and support from regional offices. The plan emphasizes discounts, cross promotions, and coordinated marketing to boost local storefront traffic.
Jedewy Comm schedules discussion on court authority and related obligations. Details describe timing and payment obligations tied to the matter. The notice frames the topic as a formal address or hearing on governance and legal procedure.
Residents express frustration at ongoing noise from the hospital area and nearby park, with a committee meeting planned to address disturbances and enforcement in front of the board. The report notes nuisance complaints and requests action from local authorities.
Text fragment from OCR lacking clear facts. The readable portion mentions an institute and vague terms not forming a coherent event or identifiable entities. No date, place, person, or organization details are discernible.
An explosion at a garage used as an emergency plant for Fourth of July fireworks killed Moss Dunlap and seriously injured Catherine, with six others hurt. The blast demolished the building, trapping Dunlap inside as workers fled to safety.
Mayor Lloyd Culler noted the playground drive has $297 on hand as of June 12, with about $700 needed to run the program for the usual period. Frederick residents have contributed from many individuals and businesses, including Horace Albaugh, Joseph D. Baker, A. LeRer McCarde, Chas W. Lough, James H. Gambrill Jr, Dr. Frank Hedges, and Seeger and Company, among others, with total gifts recorded to date.
Edward MacClarey and Thomas oer Sperech On were held at Phebus on a city coal ordinance charge. They deposited $10 and posted collateral pending a hearing. Fink of Waline attended the funeral of the late Mrs Theresa Cer of Baltimore Tuesday at Union Bridge.
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