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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
12
The Associated Press reports that Washington reconsiders a four billion dollar spending plan. Disputes persist between federal relief agencies and several state actors, framing the budget as not an unmixed blessing.
A fragmentary Washington report outlines internal struggles as Roosevelt and allies face opposition. Confusion over relief posts and public appointments shows factions, with Hopkins and other figures cited as central to the debate. Local officials express disappointment and alienation amid political maneuvering.
A readable fragment describes a historical event involving Mdivani and figures named Min and Roosevelt. The text is fragmentary but suggests a notable return or encounter connected to political or public affairs.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a royal Mother’s Day homage to Queen and motherhood during William’s reign. Mentions of home life and loyalty, with unclear dates and phrases.
The fragment recalls Harry Grayson and comments on his career and plans. It notes Combs' positivity and a focus on performance, with mentions of opening day, left field and the Yankees. The piece hints at a hopeful outlook for the team and Grayson's ongoing interest in the sport.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cleaning wooden floors with sweeping and rubbing steps but is largely unreadable and lacks clear facts or names. The fragment does not provide a coherent event, date, person, or organization to anchor a fuller summary.
Unable to extract a clear article from the provided text. The fragment appears unreadable and does not yield identifiable people, organizations, or events to summarize into a coherent headline and summary. Please provide a clearer portion.
Historic probes reveal alleged payoffs among shipyard interests and politicians during wartime. The drive centers on possible influence by Bethlehem Steel and other firms to steer naval contracts, with inquiries naming Wilder and Moore alongside high officials.
Fragmentary text discusses Kentucky death rate rising to 108 per 1000 in 1933 and mentions prices, costs, and conditions into 1934. Reads as a garbled clipping with references to past mortality and economic concerns in Kentucky. No clear event or persons identified.
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