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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
4
Rockville Maryland June 14 testimony in the trial of Mrs Anne Lyddane concluded with the defense closing remarks. The court recessed until 9:30 a.m for final arguments by state and defense as the Hoch Star conspiracy case proceeds.
A Maryland meeting of the State Registers of Wills heard reports on the new legislation and fee changes. Anne Liddane testified about a blackmail plot connected to her husband Arthur Beal, paying $200 to men who threatened exposure. The session discussed benefits for probate offices and deadlines for reporting estates and taxes.
Washington June 4 The stop gap NRA resolution moves quickly through a listless House and is signed by President Roosevelt minutes after passage. It extends the recovery programs through April 1 1926, with Garner and the Speaker present. The debate lasts about 30 minutes as the 336 to 31 vote approves the measure. The Harrison Borah anti trust enforcement amendment is debated with Republicans claiming prior support and Democrats restating the House position that the amendment changes nothing.
A fragment discusses egg storage temperature and safety, noting the need for proper heat levels and handling to prevent spoilage. It mentions general guidelines and emphasizes cautious preparation and storage practices for egg use.
Nathaniel MW W ms 23 Luzerne Pa and Viremia Ruth Sleeps Myersville Route 7. Charles E Harner 23 and Helen Adams 25 both of Er burg. Property Deeded Paul Oscar Summers et al to Mrs Oneida Droneburg county 150 dollars.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Peiping and forces near Nank, with reference to leadership and crisis. Specific names and clear events are unreadable, producing a cautious brief about Beijing tensions and military positions without verifiable details.
A heavy thunderstorm produced rainfall across the county with temperatures dipping from 91 to 67 degrees. West-northwest winds near 20 mph lashed the area while a Wash passenger plane diverted to Washington due to lightning. Total rain reached about 0.56 inches with earlier 0.46 inches. a hot sun followed. Wheat crop projections show lower yields with 7.305 million bushels of winter wheat and smaller peaches than last year.
New York June 24 news: The Pasta Telegraph and Cable Corporation, formed during the 1928 boom with a $120 million capitalization, petitions for reorganization under Federal Bankruptcy law in the U S District Court today.
Mr and Mrs E Charles Renn of Ba near Frederick returned home after visiting their son Charles E Renn at Rutgers University and New Brunswick NJ. They attended the commencement where he received the Doctor of Philosophy degree and other honors. The Renns also spent time in York City and New York Universities where their son Dr Rether earned degrees in oceanography.
In Commission meeting general counsel to the commission discussed plans to petition a re argument of the Citizens Telephone v Potomac case. Cleveland said he prepared a petition to send to Washington for the plea as the court recently validated an order of the commission.
The readable fragment discusses Leone and Africa in the late 18th to 19th centuries, referencing British philanthropy and attempts at independence. It mentions a failed plan led by someone titled me, traders, and a long arc toward freedom from colonial restraint evidenced by stamps and a centennial timeline.
Detroit heavyweight Louis Camarehoc faces Braddock winner in a planned June 25 title challenge at Madison Square Garden. The reported match would crown the next challenger after a recent upset set by Braddock, with Baer tentatively matched to Mike Jacobs for the same period.
A detained defendant appeals a Carent Court ruling after facing charges of tamcone while under the influence. The case notes a $10 and $500 bond details and pending feiar.ng of the appeal.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a large cherry crop size with uneven quality. It mentions mass production details and pricing per ton, but the text is garbled and unclear on dates or locations.
The War Office announced in London that eight battalions would be created immediately to form an antiaircraft defense force ready for war. Units will be transformed from searchlight battalions and others, including the famed Royal Fusiliers, into anti aircraft brigades of the Royal Artillery.
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