Naturalization Hearings Under Way In May Term Court
The May term of Client Court opened with 174 cases listed. Three applications for American naturalization were interviewed by Clare T. Willison. Applicants include John Philip Umbach, 33, instructor at Hood Hege, born in Kassel, Germany, who resided in the U S since 1931 under the name Hans Philipp Umbach. Witnesses include Dr James B Ranck and Rev William R Barnhart. Additional new applications filed include Glenn Howard McGregor and Anna Armed Schondau with hearings scheduled for the second Monday in May 1936.
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Farmers' Delegates Reach Washington
Farmers delegates travel to Washington to press demands on government policies. The march emphasizes advocacy for agricultural programs and national farm interests. Delegates plan meetings with officials to seek support and resources for farm relief and policy reform.
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Washington
Weather Summary for March 3 1934
The report lists temperatures with a low of 54 degrees and a comparison to the previous year showing a 79 degree high. It notes a year ago low of 4 degrees and includes scattered time marks and garbled codes.
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New Magistrate Urner Joins Frederic Justices of the Peace
May 6 marked the oath of office for new magistrate Urner joining Frederic as one of three justices of the peace. Existing justices Patrick M Schrautter and Walter E Si iE continue in the panel.
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Patrick M. Schrautter
Walter E. Si iE
Vote by wire for bonus eyed by Roosevelt
In May 13 telegrams pour into President Roosevelt from across the nation urging approval of the Patman cash bonus plan. Estimates say telegrams favor the bonus by about eight to one, with totals between two thousand and three thousand messages received.
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Spring Rally of 4H Girls Clubs Planned
A spring rally for 4H girls clubs is planned with a business session and a 6 game program. The event will feature a local achievement drive and a lunch wake, with about 225 girls expected to attend at a school venue.
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1936 Meeting Place Chosen for Pythian Sisters
More than one hundred members witnessed the outing at Hagerstown convent by Mountain City Temple of this city as Snowtown was selected last week in Hagerstown as the meeting site for Cit 2 of Pythian. Mrs Molhe peace ee deputy served.
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Molhe peace ee
New Magistrate Takes Charge As Court Sees Many Cases
Today in Peoples Court Judge Muoton presides over a morning session hearing a string of auto accident cases. One defendant was dismissed after arguments, while a separate incident led to a jail sentence for a shooting. Several magistrates prepare to begin duties as new officers face assault charges.
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PEOPLES COURT
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Jistie Muoton
Held for Auto Theft Zz Under the Car
Local police report a case of suspected auto theft with a vehicle inquiry noting a car identified as involved under a vehicle. Details remain limited as investigators pursue leads and confirm ownership and motive.
Optimistic Sentiment Remains in Ascendancy
Market notes report optimistic sentiment in early trading with sterling steady. Comments mention bond market strength and a pound opening around a higher level amid renewed activity and currency shifts.
Frederick Tailoring Co Banquet Attracts 500 Attendees
The Frederick Tailoring Co banquet drew about 500 guests in the new annex of the plant. Special guests included Jesse W. Kolb and Mrs Kolb, Miss Jean Beth, John N. Clary Jr, Charles A Qoel Jr, and other leaders from Frederick Chamber of Commerce and local banks. The event followed dinner and dance on Saturday night with a large turnout and formal remarks announced by company and civic leaders.
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Friends To Give Dinner D. C. Winebrenner 3d
Framed text fragment mentions a dinner hosted by D C Winebrenner with friends in a metropolitan setting. Event details are unclear due to garbled OCR and missing dates or locations.
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Laval In Moscow For Polish Parlors
A fragmented report notes Laval in Moscow to discuss Polish affairs as Pilsudski’s death looms. It mentions the French Foreign Minister and expected consultations in the hours before the Polish leader’s death.
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Efforts Accelerate to End by July 4 Amid House Talks
Fragmented notes describe urgency for Congress to wrap up by July 4 as debates stall. References to Farley and House leaders hint at delays, adjournment plans, and ongoing negotiations.
Colored schools hold fifteenth annual commence at Asbury church
Frederick county and city colored schools hold their fifteenth annual commencement for grades seven and eight at Asbury M E church on Wednesday at 2 o'clock. The program, announced by J W Bruner, Supervisor of Colored Schools, includes opening song by Rev G G Hawkins and performances by Lincoln school quintette and others. The church will be open for reception of parishioners and friends at 1 30 p.m.
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Peland Mourns Varshal Pilsudski
In a truncated report, Peland mourns Varshal Pilsudski amid scattered references to national politics. The text mentions APY and opposition voices, with confusion over who faces consequences or burial, reflecting a turbulent, unclear situation.
Island plebiscite to be held Tuesday amid security
Amid tensions for Philippine independence vote, authorities prepare for ballot at dawn with 700,000 eligible to vote. Police guard Makalint Palace, banks, and offices as Sakdalita leaders are sought and possible interference feared. Quiet expected though officials forecast a peaceful outcome.
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Dr Apple Speaks at Hood College Mother's Day Vesper
Dr Joseph Henry Apple, emeritus president of Hood College, delivered a talk titled The Child in the Lords at the Hood College Mother’s Day vesper service in Brod Hall. He reflected on Jesus urging followers to become like a child to enter the kingdom of God, emphasizing humility and childlike faith.
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Chicken Theft Charge Against Petras Pones Reported
A local crime note indicates Petras Pones faces a theft charge over a poultry incident. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors, but the report notes a .31 caliber firearm involvement and a staged escape attempt. Further court updates are awaited.
Frazier Lemke Law Remains Undecided
The Frazier Lemke housing law debate remained unresolved as court officials prepared for further action and potential announcements. The discussion centers on federal housing policy and its implications for foreclosure and loan adjustment options.
Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Anne Arundel
Report notes two new scarlet fever cases in Anne Arundel with quarantine measures for those exposed. Navy personnel are under quarantine. Text mentions local shops and old world atmosphere but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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United States Naval
Nice To Personally Induct New Roads Body
The note mentions a ceremony or event involving inducting a new roads body and eleven employees. The fragment hints at a local project or organizational grouping named New Roads but lacks clear names, places, or dates.
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Nice
Way Now Cleared For Her Early Re-marriage
Barbara Hutton sues Prince Alexis for cruelty in Reno Nevada with a May hearing set before Judge Moran. She claims no community property and cites a June 22 1933 Paris marriage. Count Kurt Haugwitz-Rentelow rumored as potential fiance.
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Hood Sets Annual Spring Sports Day at Food College
The Food College Spring Sports Day is slated for Saturday May 18 featuring class competitions minor and major sports the annual horse show a painting exhibit and a banquet with awards for champions A5 C3735 and other official scorers will be announced.
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