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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
9
New York on Easter morning will feature vivid shades and feminine details for a festive parade. The piece catalogs color schemes, fabrics, coats, hats, skirts, and accessories for both women and men, noting triple alliance color schemes and fashionable jewelry and footwear.
The National Safety Council presents graphs showing state by state changes in auto deaths from 1935 to 1936 with declines in nineteen states and increases in others. The overall toll rose to about 39,500 in 1936, a four percent rise from 1935, while per car use grew faster than the death rate.
A House of Delegates measure by Delegate Maytruder proposes a referendum on alcoholic beverage sales. The bill would authorize holding referenda in election districts to determine local approval for sale, with details on implementation and affected counties unclear.
The model Birds of Feather hat for the Easter Parade is designed by Howard Hodge. It features three lacquered birds in carnelian brown and lethice green perched on a lattice crown, formed from caramel bromilan straw and shaped like an inverted basket.
The text indicates the matter was referred to the Judiciary committee amid mentions of a new school bond measure. Delegates from several counties including Allegany, Frederick, Motte mer appear in the fray with discussions on licensing and financing for local schools.
Campaign planners led by Cypt Ratert Hote and Louis Wilson map a drive to raise 500 for Salvation Army operations in Frederick and nearby areas. The effort funds aid for underprivileged families, with shoes distributed to 28 families, groceries to 37 families, and prayers offered.
Washington March 2 United States Commissioner Needham Tarnage held Charles Benjamin Cringan Roehealle Mab former teller at the National Metropolitan Bank on a charge of entbesshing four thousand three hundred dollars from the institution. The charge was brought by the Peterst Bureau of Tavestixathin. Hagan appeared voluntarily and pleaded not guilty. Federal agents say Tarnage was employed at the bank Orange until late 1996.
Harry K Thaw of Winchester Virginia and Pittsburgh sails from Baltimore aboard the City of Baltimore to Samburg Germany for special dental work and eye treatments in Berlin. He plans a German hospital stay after years of eye strain and says American and French doctors could not provide permanent relief.
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