15 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
1
Riots in Omaha disrupt sessions as Presbyterian leaders calm the gathering at Hood College. One man killed and several injured in the South Omaha streetcar strike as police clash with rioters. victims include women and officers.
An article fragment notes a long absence of nine months with travels to Seattle and Fresno and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lech and Senator Eiganst among observers. the text is incomplete and scattered.
Conference admits young ministers including Robert E. Van Cleaf Eldridge Hayward Ta Leslie Werner and John Bayley s 4th in Philadelphia plus names tied to Baltimore Harver Slater Finksburg.
Fragmentary text reports a 200.000 for sale note and a missing body of a child. Promoter Frei Bursch cables to offer Jo Braddock. References Berlin Imperial Sports Palace, As Anyesemiative, J. Bronson, and Eisrsth's plan. Details are incomplete and ambiguous.
The body of a boy identified as Jackie Kaul was found off the East Side near Tiffany Street. His father identified the body at Fordham hospital morgue after a police search that followed his disappearance from a playground scene.
Wiley Post prepares for an aviation attempt to set a new altitude record. The airman targets 4.25 a.m. local time reaching near the stratosphere with hopeful skies and enduring engine performance.
Washington June 15 AP reports a Secretary of Commerce has been dismissed or resigned in a cabinet shakeup during the Roosevelt era. John Monroe Johnson of South Carolina was named as successor in the original名单.
The committee rules that Senator elect D. Holt of West Virginia is entitled to the Senate seat upon reaching age 30 in June. Hatfield, former Republican senator from West Virginia, challenges the eligibility on grounds not fully stated in the fragment.
The text records questions in English, a recess, noon lunch served in picnic style, and Mr Edward M Akers noted as school master with the hour given over to him as part of a meeting ending at a later time.
Weather outlook for the work week begins Monday across North and Middle Aulanus year end region. Winds and precipitation vary, with exceptions on Wednesday and Thursday night affecting travel.
In New York on June 15 the stock market showed scattered profit taking but rail firmness kept the market optimistic. Gains were modest with metals showing only partial reaction and labor improvements aiding sentiment. Retail trade rose nationally, weather factors cited. grains fell on big crop expectations while cotton edged up. Carrier bonds remained in demand and loan prices held steady.
Washington June 15 AP The projected mine strike in the Appalachian soft coal fields was called off after United Mine Workers and Appalachian operators ratified President Roosevelt's proposal. Leaders agreed to reconvene June 24 to discuss wage adjustments and continuation of negotiations with southern producers as part of the settlement.
The New Market school program lists graduates including Mary McGoierick and YeresRional with diploma presentations. Virginia Hammond and Aidhelie Murphy are noted as new graduates joining previously announced names.
A fragmented OCR passage notes NRA turmoil during a publicity driven era. Mentions include General Johnson Robbie Richberg and Leon Henderson as figures tied to the New Deal program. The text references industry anxiety, the Blue Eagle symbol, and planning around labor standards and recovery efforts amid political pressure.
The jury convicts Ben Laska in a $200,000 Ursehel kidnapping plot. His key defense witness Molly O. Edison, a Denver attorney, is arrested on federal charges of perjury just after the sealed verdict is announced. The crowd watched as the twentieth conviction tied to the case sparked protest from the defense.
An early morning Clipper voyage outlines a route from Alameda California to Midway Island and onward to China. The crew and dispatches indicate a limited group aboard as plans progress for the proposed commercial leg amid preparations and updates from Pearl Harbor.
A vehicle crash left one person dead and four injured according to AP. Details are sparse and authorities investigate the collision location and circumstances.
Police investigate a fatal attack on a bicycle dealer found dead after being reported missing. Authorities have not released a motive or suspect list, and the investigation is ongoing as investigators cordon off the scene.
Fragmentary weather data notes a high temperature around 91 and low near 50, with last night around 67 and prior year 4. It mentions today at 328 p.m and sunrise around 443 a.m with a moonset near 4.10 a.m.
Rockville jury hears testimony amid a convoluted plot claim involving Fran Eydtane and Mrs Beall. Prosecutors point to a letter found with John Carnell as evidence of hush payments and collusion.
Baltimore June 15 No other road is to be built in Maryland until the entire right of way is obtained. Dr Homer L Tabler chair of the State Roads Commission issued the order. He notes prior practice bought only enough land for one year while new projects required full parcels. Property owners boosted prices as roads expanded, prompting commission actions led by Nathan L chief engineer.
Listing shows numerous individuals and amounts contributing to a local fund reaching a total of $373. Names include Mrs. Williams Robert L. Warfield John T. Best Rev. Charles D. Shafer H. D. Baker and Dr Hopkins Gibson among others. Donations range from one to five dollars as part of a communal fundraising effort.
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