15 May 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
1
A regional note describes cool conditions delaying straw hat wear, with observers noting mixed sunshine and light showers. Forecasters warn of lingering cool snaps and coal supply concerns, while residents expect tip temperatures around May norms before a warm spell.
The fourteenth birthday anniversary of Eastern Star Chapter 52 in Middletown was celebrated Tuesday in Memorial Hall with about 150 members and visitors from Hagerstown to Baltimore. Worthy Matron Mrs. Bryan welcomed guests as Past Matrons and Patrons were introduced. an orchestra led by Virgil W. Doubs provided music in a room decorated with baskets and a large tiered centerpiece.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a New Yorker purchasing a famous Jonkers stone and a reference to F100 and potential fears or complications. Names, dates, and clear facts are unclear due to the damaged source.
Former councilman Binkley aged 55 is charged with murder after a fatal shooting two months ago in a quarrel where he drew a pistol and fired several shots. He has been jailed since the incident.
Senate lawmakers warn the NRA extension faces a possible deadlock as the June 16 expiry looms. House leaders expect a committee report within days but risk delays if the House rejects the Senate's two year conference plan.
A report notes that an event at Antietam on May 30 will feature a speech by a local figure from Sharpshore and Representative Martin Dies of Texas is expected to attend to deliver remarks.
An AP dispatch indicates acting on orders to remove Curley may involve force if necessary. No further details on dates or authorities are provided.
Veterans of the VFW parade organizers announce details for the event. James E Van Zandt, commander, will headline at the Opera House after arriving in Frederick. Local officials Major Lloyd Guller J Alvie Fritz and Charlies A Corum will participate with National Registative Rep George E Bredbeck and others. The march route and start time depend on officials arrival and weather.
Market advances slightly amid cautious tone as investors weigh bonds and inflation signals. Prices show modest gains with sectors mixed and traders awaiting clearer guidance from policy responses and corporate updates.
The entry notes sunrise tomorrow and moonrise and moonset times. It lists times around 3.2 a.m for moonset and indicates tomorrow’s sunrise without full hourly detail. No additional locations or dates are provided.
Reports from club directors show support for a planned fall gathering in Frederick with Washington and Carroll county rural club women. Short Course data calls for College Park June 17 22 and a June 10 payment deadline for the Rural Women's Short Course at College Park.
Safe Deposit Association plans a dinner at 6 15 tonight at the Francis Scout Kitchen. The event includes remarks by former Senator A Shessesso W and Troeger, president of State Safe Deposit Ass, plus announcements of new members and a proposed change in the by laws.
A report details a childhood injury leading to an arm amputation. The article notes medical treatment and the long term impact on the child’s life and mobility.
A group of merchants moves to organize a local trade council to coordinate business interests. The effort aims to strengthen downtown commerce, support small firms, and address rising operating costs and regulatory concerns.
Tan maps legislative strategy as Congress reorganizes amid partisan rifts. Key leaders push for streamlined agendas while factions clash over priorities and procedural steps, signaling potential shifts in committee assignments and floor calendars.
Members of the Church of the Brethren petition for the reinstatement of Robert J. Ridgely as minister at Harmony Church. Supporters accuse the church council of unfair dismissal after a conduct charge and note Ridgely preached and officiated weddings. Signs by Brandenburgs, Evhel Brandenburg, Dessig Gilber, and others.
The Southern Cross, with Kingsford-Smith aboard, faced peril amid Tasman Sea storms. Captain P. C. Taylor and J. Stannard reported a struggle to avoid a plunge as a propeller and motor parts tore loose breaking fastenings. The crew fought to regain altitude while damage forced arrival toward New Zealand.
About 200 persons attended the fourteenth annual conventions of Lutheran Sunday Schools of Frederick and Carroll counties. The gatherings were held Tuesday morning at the Lutheran church, with addresses by Pastor Thany D. Korns and Dr. and Mrs. J Ira W. Beall.
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