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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
9
An OCR fragment lists a mix of radio programs and times across networks in London and New York. It mentions coronations ceremonies, a parade-like schedule, and various musical and talk shows with specific station tags and times, reflecting a broad overseas broadcast plan.
Backstage the Charines sit and eat and dress while waiting for the next act. They occupy themselves with prosaic pastimes as they await exciting business on stage.
In Police Court two Detroit men, Patrick Seb Ter and Kenneth Knapps, were each fined $3 and costs for unsafe towing of a bumper through Frederica. State Officer Masch noted a regular low bar for towing machines and penalties may follow further investigation. Others faced varied charges including speeding in a truck and assault. penalties included fines and occasional jail time.
Secretary McKENNEY outlines a bridge problem from a four hearts contract. South must avoid losing a trump and two clubs by careful drawing of trumps and timely discards, with the solution promised in the next issue.
A woods fire on Frank Engle’s property about a mile and a half south of Pledeliech Junction was extinguished Wednesday afternoon by CCC workers after starting from burning brush on a neighbor’s land. Independent Hoe Company engine and assist from CCC crew halted the blaze with slight damage reported. No further damage or losses were noted.
The Civil Liberties committee tightened safeguards for witnesses in the Harlan county case, with all subpoenas enforced and weekly witness reports required. Despite precautions, many witnesses fled the area fearing retaliation by coal operators and gunmen.
A bullet mold used by John Brown during the Harpers Ferry uprising was displayed in Annapolis today by Senator Epnet W. Milles of Washington County with Senuetoe Maller describing the item. The piece was reportedly passed to a relative after a sequence of historical events connected to Potomac and Shenandoat actions.
Powerful winds blew down tree limbs along the city streets during a Wednesday night rainstorm around 6 30. The heavy rain affected several sections and was followed by a mild spell with overnight temperatures near 55 degrees, marking an unusually warm period for the month.
Washington reports that on May 5 the government concluded its probe into the so called Reign of Terror case. Officials did not disclose findings but promised full public disclosure in due course. The investigation centered on alleged threats and extremist activity connected to local groups.
A vintage advertising pitch promotes Kruschen Salts as a simple weight loss aid. It claims daily use in hot water will reduce fat from the waist hips and chin while boosting energy and wellbeing. The ad urges three weeks of use and stresses affordability and health benefits.
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