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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
1
A delegation from Wolfsville and nearby areas urged the county to finish four miles of highway linking Wolfsville to Washington county. The Commissioners, while overseeing road systems, reserved authority to approve work and promised to consider the request. Led by Irving R. Stott.
A delegation of prominent residents urged a four mile extension of the Wolfsville road to connect with the Smithsburg road at the top of South Mountain where Frederick and Washington counties meet. The 3.5 mile stretch from Alwayshite to the mountain top and a 0.5 mile missing link south of Wolfsville leave the road incomplete after seventeen years. Completion would provide a hard surfaced path from the National Highway FEE at Middletown to Waynesboro and Chambersburg, amid a fine farming and scenic Frederick and Washington county region. The group listed many local supporters including C M Kline and C Upton Grossnickle among others.
Walter R. Rudy assumed the role of Commissioner of Motor Vehicles this morning in Baltimore, escorted by two State police. He was welcomed by a crowd outside the Airy post office and waved to supporters as he began his new duties. His wife and son Dana Rudy accompanied him, along with Mrs. Charles D. Rochzahn.
Today the keg terms begin for magistrates notaries and justices of the peace in Frederick county. Gov Mice appointees include Charles F Goodell Walter E Sinn Patrick M Schnauffer and Arthur C Boone with commissions received by noon and most qualified for two year terms.
In Dryson Texas two robbers were surrounded at First State Bank and opened fire as they fled. One man was killed three shots fired. he died en route to a Jacksboro undertaking parlor. The other robber was wounded and hospitalized. Both suspects were unnamed, about 35, wearing business suits. A posse reached the scene before daylight and called for surrender. The bank door was then opened and gunfire erupted.
A street company faces subpoenas issued in April as stock assessments remain delinquent. Officials struggle to identify constructive leadership amid questions from stockholders and council members about remedies and accountability.
Weather today shows 24 hour outlook with high temperatures year ago and low values, night records and moon phase noted. Data indicates past and present readings with times from dawn to night, including approximate temperatures and moonrise.
Mod. Mar 6 AP notes University of Marr induction and senior 4-H club activities in Frederick county. A senior coach meeting outlines plans for a spring rally to be held Saturday May 18 and a Friday night discussion in an apartment. Helen Pearson is named in the meeting notes.
London reports vast pageantry for George V's jubilee with mass crowds in London and Singapore. Ambulance corps logged 7 139 injuries as cannon boomed and celebrations swept Britain, the empire, and former colonies, while officials and guards ensured order during the events.
A brief item highlights Hood May Queen, Prince Hood and Jester Ady of a regional event. Names appear as principal participants in what seems to be a pageant or celebration tradition. Further context unclear due to fragmentary text.
Events for More Music Week outlined with organizers and performers. Includes Mrs Ignatius and Margaret Love as participants with a note on an organist j diaz and venue elements at Hood Beach. Details are fragmentary but indicate a planned program sequence beginning Monday.
The Welfare Board reports a drop in county relief cases from May 1, 1934, to May 1, 1935, with 2 208 on May 7 1934 and 1 204 on May 4 1935. Causes cited include men and industrial jobs. Robert Keller, superintendent, notes about 15 interviews conducted to aid cases and past contributors.
In Thursday’s city report Olver C. Shor, director of a Maryland project, commended the ice division for its work. The record notes no new births and mentions required training for a 500 Zeer assessment, reflecting employment activity and program status.
A partial court report from Roczriile Maryland dated May 6 covers a Black defendant in a case where a girl appears as accuser. The item notes court proceedings underway with limited readable details.
A surge in disease safety measures leads to 300 CCC workers placed under quarantine after exposure. Officials confirm limited operations with strict health monitoring and return-to-work guidelines for affected personnel.
The report highlights a strong rails market push to the top with robust trade activity and optimistic outlooks. Analysts note notable gains in key rail stocks and ongoing demand driving continued price strength through the session.
A traffic charge involving a high state official was listed for a hearing at Poles Court tonight. The case names the officer and outlines alleged actions across multiple zones, with the date of the hearing set for this evening.
Rev Ralph Mo Sharpe, pastor of MW OE sient of ASIOn, was among candidates in the minister election. Rev am T Jackson and R. L. Sherry served as co presiding figures. A report noted appreciation for cooperation from ministers and congregations during the union seminary week.
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Dr R Howard and relatives including a niece and nephew Mary Es'k Tull and Howard Sr Tull in New York. Readable details are sparse and unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragmentary item notes the death of Senator Cutting among a list of those killed. The text hints at an airy fear or unsettled mood surrounding the event, with few concrete details available.
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, declares the Rail Retirement Act invalid, ruling it beyond Congresses powers. Justice Roberts writes the majority opinion while Chief Justice Hughes dissents, joined by Justices Brandeis, Sutherland, and Cardinal. The ruling affects more than five million employees and targets workers voluntarily or involuntarily retired or discharged for honesty or intelligence concerns.
Fragmentary report notes the State Comptar at court regarding receipts and tax returns. Mentions Freer merchants and tradesmen and a claimant named Damiel in charge. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A postal bonds notice indicates a valuable Mt before purchase at par and accrued interest. The bulletin urges timely action and outlines terms for transfer, with emphasis on pricing, eligibility, and handling charges.
Official Washington mourns as Senator Bronson Cutting and others die in a Transcontinental Western crash near Hicksville Missouri. Nine hospitalized at Samaritan Hospital including a woman passenger. identified victims include Harney Botton pilot and Kenneth Greeson co pilot. Miss Jeanne Hillias of Kansas City unaccounted for.
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