20 May 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1935
Page
1
The American Legion prepares annual Memorial Day events with flowers for fallen servicemen. Captain F. and other Legion members lead the tribute program including flag placement on graves and a parade with Auxiliary members.
A May 20 AP report quotes an official warning that efforts to refashion the nation were flawed. The commentary attributes the remark to Secretary of State Francis B. Sayre, criticizing external and internal pressures shaping policy. The piece cites concerns about governance and national unity.
Weather fragment mentions precipitation forecast near Festerdat and a fair in 1975. It notes moon phase with moonset at 7.28 am tomorrow. The text reads like a dated forecast with scattered, unclear details.
Walters announced a new system that will require violators to appear in their home counties for first hearings and will suspend or revoke licenses. He noted the change aims to address enforcement in far west counties and that his son Dana Rudy will oversee the examiner duties.
An account of a dramatic air collision near Moscow describes a motion picture plane colliding with a larger land plane during a disaster event. The pilot recounted a rapid spin and the struggle to regain control before crash and forced landing.
A small procession or gathering referenced as a pilgrimage involved six to twelve participants. The text mentions officers or leaders abbreviated as PL and Altred, with O. O. F. assistants noted in the program. Specific names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The notice states no decision has been issued on the Frazier Lemke case regarding the farm mortgage moratorium act and related proceedings. It cites no action taken and no hearing date set.
City leaders will gather in a special session Tuesday night at the city hall to discuss issues remained from last Wednesday's regular meeting. The meeting will be led by Mayor Linvyd C Caner and aldermen.
Eight year old Shirley Evans, missing from Jackson Heights since May 20, is found dead under earth in a cave caused by a landslide. Police and Boy Scouts aided the search as neighbors dug near swamp lanes and weed-grown lots. Authorities deem the death accidental with no external injuries.
AP report states an unnamed bus operator was killed after a bus theft. Authorities say the vehicle was taken and later found by a passerby. A suspect was arrested on charges related to the theft.
District authorities report ongoing preparations for a rally sponsored by Freder icheran E. Willard with District Doubs 5010 and Dore Matthew Luth listed as organizers. A collision occurred on a Braddoc road in the afternoon, sending a vehicle into a field near a garbage. details remain incomplete.
An article notes disrupted proceedings as Chavez takes an oath triggering walkouts amid fragmented lines about a defeated candidate and a referenced TeCent airplane.
Ministers from Frederick County gathered for a monthly meeting at Heran Theological Seminary in Burg with devotions led by Rev H L Aliter. Attendees invited to luncheon included Rev James C Walker, Rev Dr Charles E Webler, Rev Charles N Frusheur and others from Middletown Woodsboro and local churches.
The House pushes rapid action on the Roosevelt bonus bill with a memorial session planned for Wednesday and AAA amendments due later in the week. The Senate next faces debate on the $460 million navy appropriation and a bill to abolish holding companies, while five mass administration bills await action.
June 23 and continuing through the season have been arranged to be guided by local organizations. A Potomac employee and Paul Smyth presides with Reformed charges and various others. Dr. Robert G. Lee of Memphis is involved, with details to be sent. The notice confirms several organizers and addresses for summer services.
A group from Ohio plans a layover Wednesday night at the Francis Scott hotel while traveling from WumM to their homes. The Meine Bisler Tours company organized the trip, routing toward New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Jack Husted of 123 West Fi 430 wears Ho Street aged 59 sustained a fractured left leg in a street accident Friday night at 8 59 o clock.
The storms produced floods and high winds across Texas and Oklahoma with 17 deaths reported and many missing. Debris blocked roads as Red Cross aid moved into central and east Texas where farms suffered and damage neared seven and a half million dollars.
A brief market note reports slight overall gains in trading with modest advances in key indices and notable activity in active stocks. Investors monitored bonds and large-cap shares as brokers cited cautious optimism amid mixed economic signals.
Frank Nixon of West Patrick Street faced a hearing for alleged illegal operation of a slot machine seized by Sheriff Roy Holmer after a Saturday raid. Nixon claims the device is not legal and has prior fines for machine violations. In a separate case, Burkhard R. Fesic of East Third Street paid a $25 fine for exceeding 40 miles per hour on Market Street.
Western Maryland College in Westminister will hold its annual commencement from Friday June 3 to Monday June 3 with the class of 135 the largest in the college's history. Rev Ralph W Sockman pastor of Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal church New York City will deliver the commencement address on June 3. President Albert Norman Ward will give the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday June 2.
A fragmented report notes the removal of an old bell tower. Iron braces and scaffolding are mentioned as the structure is dismantled after years of use in the building. Plans for the site include future use or replacement pending authorities.
Washington May 20 AP says Senate and Ways and Means Democrats oppose a nine to eleven month NRA extension. Richberg testifies the plan is unworkable and inadequate and warns a five year extension is needed to sustain code enforcement, prevent labor abuses, and avoid a breakdown of fair trade practices.
Maxim of Russia urged mediation to end the Chaco conflict while preserving the League of Nations covenant. The Soviet Foreign Minister opened the special assembly honoring the late Marshal Pisudski. The Council debated Ethiopia and Salo issues and urged easing international trade controls.
Flood waters along the Canadian River forced 300 families from their homes in Oxia hora. City authorities and aid programs prepared to assist evacuees as the river surged through the area.
Unclear orders delay arrival of a film shipment intended for distribution by a specified date. Efforts are focused on securing the necessary arrangement once the new supply is received.
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