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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1935
Page
2
President plans to urge that his veto on the unprecedented bonus measure be sustained in both houses. He appeared in person at a press conference and promised swift action, signaling a joint session of the House and Senate to follow.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a banquet with a local representative Roger B Wothe, presided by Washington tep and Grover. The text references veterans and labor groups but lacks clear sequence or dates.
In the spring race meeting held on Tuesday, CFF men contested the event with notable effort and competitive timing. The report notes a strike by competitors amid the temperate conditions and evolving pace of the race.
Fragmented text outlines proposed funding for works agencies and impending orders. Mentions policymakers planning payments and regulatory steps, with reference to sign-off and progress, amidst unclear acronyms and garbled phrasing.
A garbled report indicates Richberg plans to depart from his role as principal adviser in the school administration context. The notice suggests changes in leadership, with references to a chief and plan for a new arrangement, but many words are unclear.
A fragmentary notice reports turmoil at the University of Maryland in Baltimore with unclear details and no full context available.
A garbled OCR item mentions Jence W. Myles, Baltimore, and Dr Apple connected to Hood College, with references to Francis Scott key and a forthcoming event. It notes a master of ceremonies and about 200 expected attendees, but many parts are unreadable.
Governor Nice signs one measure and vetoes another amid broad statewide impact. The edition notes new laws include funding for Chesapeake Bay bridge construction, auto safety glass rules, and a railroad annuity sale. Local opposition from Frederick County Bar and Clerk Eli Haugh influenced veto decisions.
The text describes Bohemia’s history under the Hapsburgs, its 1918 liberation forming Czechoslovakia, and a commemorative 1919 stamp by Czechoslovakia depicting Bohemia’s chained lion breaking free. It notes Moravia and Czech districts joining the new state and references a 1919 anniversary stamp.
Frederick County Red Cross unit met at the M C A to plan surgical dressings for Montevue Emergency Hospital. Russell Elighter presided as 40 volunteers were invited to assist weekly. A. H. Derr and Dr B O Thomas praised the service and bandage project.
In Los Angeles on May 17 Upton Sinclair announced he would run against President Roosevelt if no national production program is proposed. Sinclair spoke at a state convention for the End Poverty League and warned that without such a plan America could face bankruptcy and ruin under Roosevelt's New Deal.
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