22 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
1
A spring storm near Frederick causes uprooted trees blocking two roads and damaging houses and utilities. Two people are injured in a crash near Mt. Pleasant as lightning, rain, and wind disrupt travel. The storm also drops half an inch of rain in 30 minutes, part of a wetter spell raising rainfall totals for June.
Irish Free State and brush state leaders move toward a formal reconciliation. President Eamon de Valera seeks a conference with British officials in London to discuss political and commercial terms.
Frances Lovina Thomas and Clarence Lease Bussard wed today at noon in Adamstown. The ceremony at the Reformed church featured Rev. Harvey S. Shue with music by James Richards and Miriam Rhoads. Guests came from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Washington. reception followed with family members in attendance.
Grace Evangelical and Reformed church marks its twentieth wedding anniversary in the Sunday school room with 47 members, featuring Miss, Mrs. Ner and other teachers. Guests received tokens, and cake was served.
Official report confirms 102 people died in the Reinsdorf munitions factory blast on June 13. An additional 723 were injured, with 95 seriously. The prior death toll was 69.
In Tacoma on June 22 federal Judge Cushman again refused to accept the defendant Margaret as guilty and appointed John F Dore to defend her. The judge set next Monday to fix a trial date while the defendant spoke through attorney O'Brien and the court noted she could not be convicted if tried.
Frede Frederick Reta Association schedules a three day sale next week on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. An advertisement declares the event with a bargain slogan Are Bargain D. The notices hint at pennants and activities to enliven the sales period.
A fragmented market note reports grains and cereals at mixed levels with new yearly highs and sagging major cereals as of June 22 in New York boardrooms.
A 25 year old man named Nero, identified by R. D. McGee, was lynched today two miles east of Wieems by a white mob estimated at 200 to 400 men. He was accused of attempting to attack the 11 year old daughter of a local farmer. The incident reflects violent mob justice in the region.
A pair of drivers were injured in a rain swept collision on Linerty road as their eastbound autos collided. Helen Suntely and Ada Lown suffered head and body injuries and were treated at Liberty town hospital. Both cars were damaged and one burned. State Officer Okay Ogains filed reckless driving charges, but drivers agreed to adjust damages.
Miss Molesworth of Urbana to wed S Hargett at the church this afternoon. The groom Newton Kidd of Baltimore, formerly Urbana, will attend. The bride wears ivory satin with a long train, lace cap, orange blossoms, and bouquet. Usual attendants include Miss Beveri and Messrs Joan W and James Federline with crimped accessories.
Catholic canonist accuses Father Coughlin of misstatements while defending church doctrine. The dispute centers on doctrinal interpretation, authority, and the impact of public remarks on faith communities.
Laval and Eden claim a breach ending with an agreement to keep France and England faithful to their duty to cooperate for European peace through increased collective security. The statement frames a shared goal of close Anglo-French ties despite prior contention.
More than 200 representatives from chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star attended a birthday celebration. Grand officers of the state were present as a play and gifts were presented. Miss Ashberger, secretary of the chapters, and Miss Edna Him, Wo Matron, were among speakers. A crystal centerpiece and jewelry were given to honorees. Past matrons and officers were recognized with boutonnieres.
Yale defeats Harvard by a wide margin in a boat race, winning by fifteen lengths. The event summary references a strong performance and clear lead from Yale at the finish.
Father of 35 years Rev John Charles Thomas of the Episcopal Church died at age 70 after a year of ill health. His son was at his bedside at death. Born in Cheshire England he came to the United States with his family and settled in Western Maryland.
Washington dispatch notes the new NRA setup aims to be noncontroversial with industry labor and consumer groups in advisory posts. It highlights absence of Leon Henderson and outlines figures like James L. O’Neall and Emily Newell Blair shaping the administration’s code review and wage and price analysis amid debates on wealth distribution.
The Pan American Clipper, after pioneering trans-Pacific flights, nears its home port. Details from the AP describe the craft moving at high speed along the Great Circle route with a 309 mile per hour pace.
A Washington North Carolina blaze caused extensive damage with losses totaling 300600. The fire destroyed a home and several structures, with authorities estimating the affected area may see repairs start by midweek as weather shifts. Local crews battled the flames through the night, keeping damage contained to the immediate properties.
Senator Long of Louisiana challenged President Roosevelt's tax plan on the Senate floor arguing to force swift action this session. He cited a leftward rhetoric and warned Roosevelt not to embarrass himself while promising to back or oppose depending on the President's moves.
A brief notice indicates the ADPTOpriation debate and a session set for tonight with limited public access. No further details provided about speakers or outcomes.
Deficiency in 1935 precipitation noted by June 12 with unclear units. Report mentions high temperatures yesterday and year prior, along with low temperatures last night. Sea temperature compared to a year ago. Sun and moon timings appear corrupted but indicate daily celestial events.
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