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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1935

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4

Valley of the Dead Amid Escape and Sacred Hold

In Duraya the four fugitives ride through danger after freeing slaves in the Valley of the Dead. The Kid, Rubriz, Montana, and Osita endure pursuit, drought, and danger, aided by Sally the red mare and a weary white horse. Inside Duraya the bishop questions the freed slaves and praises the gringo Montana while Rosita and the others watch.

Dposita Hid Mateo Rubriz Cowd Sally Rubriz Red Sally Valley of the Dead Juan Silva Duraya Ving Mountains Estrada

Bankers to Attend Maryland FHA Drive Meeting

City and county bankers plan to attend the opening of a state wide drive to popularize the Federal Housing Administration program in Maryland at the Federal Reserve Bank auditorium in Baltimore. More than 400 bankers and officials are invited, with Governor Joe, Mayor Jackson, and Senators Tydings and Radcliffe among expected attendees. John R. Byers of the FHA will discuss Titles II and III of the National Housing Act and answer floor questions.

Federal Housing Administration Maryland Federal Reserve Bank Calvert and Lexington Streets Baltimore Harry W. Webb Federal Housing Association Joe Jackson United States Millard E. Tydings George J. Radciife John R. Byers Washington, D. C Byers Webb Harry E. Karr

New York Begin Dedication of 50000 Watt Radio Station

New York on March 4 marks the dedication of WOR Newark New York at 50,000 watts with a 3 hour program featuring top stars. Roosevelt to press key in Washington for official inauguration. Night lineup includes WEAF WABC and WJZ programs with music talks and varied entertainment.

New York WOR Newark MBS WGN WLW WXYZ Roosevelt Washington Detert. WN. J Philadelphia WEAF NBC Uncle Ezra Gladys Swarthout Radio Forum Sec. Roper Ambassador Troyanovsky WABC CBS Kate Smith Lily Pons Black and Sully The Night Singer John Percy Claude Hopkins WJZ Plantation Echoes Supper Club Minstrels Hugh S. Johnson Raymond Moley

Toronto Plane Jumper James Grant Dies in Transit Flight

James C. Grant 22, son of Nanaimo bank manager, leaped from a cockpit at 1 500 feet over a Toronto area airport. He waved farewell before falling to his death. Friends cited job loss as a factor amid a string of similar airplane deaths in two weeks. Fremont Older, 78, editor of the San Francisco Call Bulletin, died after collapsing in his car near Stockton.

Toronto Can James C. Grant Nanaimo British Columbia Grant San Francisco Calif Fremont Older San Francisco Call-Bulletin Tom Mooney Stockton

Local notices and social events in Sykesville area

Mrs. Richard Bennett and daughter Christine return from Maryland General Hospital. Social visits include Martha Wilmer and Mary Melville on a Green Spring Valley motor trip, and gatherings for Mr. Shipley’s birthday. Fire calls at Slacks Corner and DeVries store, with nearby crowds observing. Town updates cover recoveries, hospital patients, church vestry, social events, and a broken window at Meadows Pharmacy. Say you saw it in The News.

Sykesville Mar Richard Bennett Christine Maryland General Hospital Martha Wilmer Virginia Wilmer Mary Elizabeth Melvile Green Spring Valley Shipley Robert Harris Claudia Bobby Harris H.R. DeVries James Howes George Howes Fort Howvard Station W. H. Parlett Philip Dorsey Annapolis Floyd Igiehard T. R. Hooper Oakland Jean Green Harry Green Osborne Wilson Baltimore Mises Jones Raymond Jaggers St. Barnabas P.E George Washington Odd Fellows Hall Ida Emma Shipley Cooksville Ladies’ Aid Society of Harmony M. BE. Church Estelle Williams Preston Irene Steele Meadows Pharmacy Officer Blizzard Sue Ware Liberty Road Washington David C. Watson Lothian D. W. Cauthorn John Williams and Sons Stewart John Williams Herbert Oursler Marriottsville

Compromise Sought in Senate Work Relief Deadlock

Washington March 3. A break in the deadlock over the 4.68 billion work relief is expected in the Senate this week as Democratic leaders seek to release administration proposals. Responding to White House pressure, some backers of the controverted McCarran prevail.

Washington Senate Ers White House McCarran

Wage Amendment Backers Open to Compromise Cushion

Wage amendment supporters inform administration chiefs they are willing to back a compromise that provides a cushion to fall back on. Word was passed over the week.

Roosevelt Determined to Block Relief Wage Amendment

The passage notes End that President Roosevelt is more determined than ever to defeat the amendment that would force payment of the same wages to relief workers as to private industry.

Roosevelt

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