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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1935

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Relief relief case load declines in county officials say

Greenstein tells county chairmen retrenchments can and should be made as relief caseload drops from near 1,000 to about 591 by March 8. Board aims to follow rec im program and reduce cases in line with Der mans plan.

Lewis R. Derman Der Greenstein

Stahr Inaugural Friday Hood May Day

Inaugural Friday event planned with Hood May Day activities scheduled for Saturday beginning at 11 oclock tomorrow morning.

STAHR HOOD

Wellesley President Delivers Morning Program Address

The Wellesley College president gives a main address to the morning program, highlighting devotion to sports and a theater Evange project. The remarks reference ten sports initiatives and a gov theater initiative.

BERY MORNING WELLESLEY

House Declines Court Fight On Post As Warden Plans Tax

In Maryland a new administration plans a broad sales tax push while the House rejects court action over a post as warden. The state prison system faces immediate changes as preparations begin and a constitutional review shapes upcoming policy.

Sullivan To Baer Feature In Daily Nene Sport Novelty

A noted feature on Sullivan to Baer debuts daily in The Nene with illustrated panels. The series promises a playful, illustrated journey through a new sport as it unfolds under Associated Press guidance.

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State And National Commanders To Address VF W Meeting Here

Members of the Francis Scott Key Post No 11 and John R Webb Post No 3285 American Legion plan a rally to welcome state and national commanders. Mayor Lloyd C. Ou will greet Commander James J McGuirk at the opera house as new members are pledged.

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Chain letter ban explained by Post Office official

May dates from Washington outline a crackdown on chain letter schemes as part of postal service actions. Officials cite impurities and fraud in chain letters, noting investigations led by General Karl and Crowley with penalties for receivers and distributors.

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Mass naval flight launches from Pearl Harbor toward Midway

Reports describe a secret wartime operation as 48 naval patrol planes began from Pearl Harbor for a long distance mission to Midway. The plan aims to cover 1323 miles with an estimated two hour flight time, amid tight security and strategic caution.

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No Compromise on Bonus by Senate

A terse note asserts opposition to a proposed bonus by the Senate with no signs of concessions or shifts in stance.

SENATE

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