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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
4
A fragmented 1930s overview notes efforts toward non aggression pacts shaping Europe policy. It references leaders and nations negotiating treaties, with mentions of peace plans, Reich leadership, and mounting international engagement amidst looming conflict.
A fragmented report notes Catoctin Club members including Frank Levi and Gerald Remsberg discussing supernatural powers and ancient topics. The text is garbled with unclear references to Hart Edison, Br. Cranes, and Broadrug.
President Roosevelt vetoes a bill amid a 13 hour Senate session and a late attempt by Democrats to block a joint session. The impasse drew White House attention as leaders sought to secure a quorum and the Senate narrowly upheld or rejected key motions.
Selsbury Maryland May 2 resolutions denouncing the wage scale of relief programs and pro labor measures were adopted by the Maryland State and District Federation of Labor. The resolutions defend 20 hour week with no pay cut and oppose national administrations. Joseph P. Meigs, reelected president, criticized the wage scale and urged cooperation with labor standards.
A child was struck by a rock on a street corner in a rural area. Emergency responders arrived and the victim was transported to a hospital for treatment. Further details on the incident and condition were not immediately available.
A civil action was filed this week as details remain sparse in local court records. The suit involves unnamed parties and seeks unspecified remedies, with further proceedings expected in the coming weeks.
A political dispute centered on presidential authority to deny codes affecting recalcitrant entities. NRA officials and senators faced a tense showdown in a legislative clash. Richbere stated no recommendation to re enact licensing power, while opponents pressed for changes.
The will of Charles W. Beachler and the estate of Mrs Sarah S Beachley are discussed in Osbannon Court. Court records show a probated will witnessed by Roy C Hutter and Eldridge G Boyer. The document references a widowed beneficiary and notes multiple religious practices in the United States.
A fragment notes a 1953 feature on early colonists and a tempestuous era. The entry mentions Newfoundland, a series of events, and a visual shown by NEA Service, Inc. The next item asks which country honored Amelia Earhart with a step.
The Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Frederick Tuesday focusing on the aims of the International Organization. President Parsons Newman was absent while attending, and A. Edelolf spoke as former club official, noting Frederick Mason’s fame reported in The News.
Seven cases have been removed from the May term of Client Court by court order. Included areSheri yan L. Myers infant suing Econsway O2 Company for injuries alleged in an act, Roy D Seacrist trading as Metropolitan Set of Music against Ernest H. Reichenbach over alleged music pupil entitlements, and Cromwell v Harry Warren. Also listed are two suits by Employers Liability Assurance Corp. Limited against Haller and Coblentz.
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