Trials start for cases and Lyddane’s 29 projects
The trial date is set for June 4 with ten counties dropped from the case. The proceedings cover multiple matters involving Bo Cases and Mrs. Lyddane and projects under review.
23 May 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
1
The trial date is set for June 4 with ten counties dropped from the case. The proceedings cover multiple matters involving Bo Cases and Mrs. Lyddane and projects under review.
A brief item notes that a budgetary allowance has been reduced by fifty percent in each category, affecting financial planning and allocations. The report records the cut as applied across multiple accounts and highlights potential impacts on programs and operations.
A Mary land report outlines 35 welfare work projects with only ten continued to June 1. projects include Middletown reservoir grading at Parkway and Brunswick and Thurmont construction wards. state aid cut to 5 509 per focal unit, funds trimmed, plans to resume after adjustments.
Officials discussed the elimination of a crossing and plans for its removal. The commission did not approve or reject the installation device and details remain unsettled.
Diplomas were presented to seven graduates of the Ma sis Sanatorium Training School near Sabinlas in a afternoon ceremony. Deputy State Health Officer from Cumberland presided over the address. Dr. Charles H. Conley of the city board of managers spoke briefly. Rev Fr. Walter Reed and Rev James Ons offered remarks.
Dr George of the Baptists voices concerns in a discussion with W C Royal. The article lists attendees including Mr and Mrs Humm, Mr and Mrs G B McGregor, Mr and Mrs J S Rubek, Mr and Mrs H H Ewing, Mrs Four, Mrs J David, G Wm Stutz, Rey R L Sherfy, and Ralph M Sharpe.
Yesterday high 75 and low 49 reported. Year ago high 75. Moon rises tomorrow at 12 07 a.m. Moon sets at 11 03 a.m. Local temperatures and solar data provided.
London reports indicate Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald will resign by June 9. Stanley Baldwin is named to replace him as Lord President of the Council, with a general election expected in the autumn.
The May climate remains unusually cool with persistent showers and light rain adding to the month's modest totals. Temperature records show a string of below normal days, slowing crop growth in Tederien county while some areas report early potatoes and late plantings progressing in Maryland farms.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod final exercises opened with worship at Christ Lutheran school in Gettysburg. Dr. Amos J Traver elected to next meeting in 1939. reports discussed moral welfare and disapproved money-raising by card parties. Session reviewed college coeducation plans, summer school, and 373 Lucan Gents in higher learning. details include attendees from Frederick, Baltimore, Westminster and others.
Market activity remained mixed with gains in key sectors while overall indices held steady. Traders watched earnings and economic data as shares traded within narrow bands amid cautious sentiment.
Dinner for ice Cena C Ceumy. Gor mret nor and Mrs Nicell e omicers of the State Cen'rai.
The Senate rejected overriding Roosevelt’s veto on the Palman inflationary bonus bill. The roll call stood 54 to 40 against passage, after an earlier 55 to 33 Senate approval. The action blocked the measure but signaled a renewed push for similar legislation and possible riders to naval appropriations.
A U S Navy carrier task force reports eight dead from recent hazardous maneuvers near Midway Island. Victims include Lt. Harry A. Brandenberg and Lt. Charles J. Skelly among others. three planes and four destroyers were damaged. The GPT bomber crashed at night fifty miles south of Midway during rescue attempts.
The Roosevelt administration and supporters push for stronger public control of credit and financial policy, while bankers oppose losing influence. The Senate Bank Committee weighs amendments, with battles over an open market committee and political influence, amid calls for curb on inflation and fears of centralized power.
The County Commissioners today announce that bids will be opened June 14 for a county bond issue. Officials seek funding for public projects and infrastructure upgrades, inviting qualified bidders to submit proposals.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item noting a person titled Grand Captain from Frederick and an event or location named Waham C. cppateiee with unclear context or participants.
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