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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
2
Roosevelt declares he will veto any cash payment bonus measure and will stand on his prior veto declaration. He opposes tying a cash payment to major administration bills and rejects adding extraneous matters to NRA extension or Social Security legislation.
Annapolis May 2 The Milk Control Board created by the recent legislature was named wrong by Gov Harry W Nice who also appointed others to the Board of State Aid and Charities. Governor Wilbur Mier Ba chairman of them state Senator David G Har Barford county and A M Knapp of Catonshire as associate members. Lee L Dopkin EB Cleveland and James H Gamor were reappointed as terms expired and Thomas B Finnan was appointed. The Governor is also a member of the board. Holdover members are Sidney Hollander William I Garvin and Samuel E Shamahe. The milk control board will oversee marketing of milk under the re...
Westminster March 24 An associate judge William Strohe acquitted Fred Wasacgi in a car crash case. A coroner’s inquest found no criminal responsibility, and the driver was cleared of charges.
The fragment references a publication dated December 24 with a legal tone mentioning attorney Allen Y. Bennett. It alludes to a feud or dispute context and notes a single edition or entry of publication linked to the attorney. No additional names, dates, or places are clearly readable.
In Washington May an effort to curb federal work project costs the President cuts back which states must repay new allotments by old PWA rates. 3 percent interest on remaining works. A direct line for nationwide activities is promised as 3,500,000 men are to be put to work. District headquarters listed in Baltimore and nearby areas.
Clad in a sowing robe, a war hero named HR War hero rar aw or perished. A wife of the deceased is mentioned alongside the obscure text. The readable fragments confirm a death notice from Las Vegas New Mexico dated May 24.
A discussion noted potential banks closing on Saturday nights with consideration of moving IRA transfers and related defense of cash handling. The fragment references a representative noting possible changes and timing around Saturday banking hours.
A Chevrolet sedan left the highway and plunged over an embankment three miles north of Thurmont, injuring three Westminster residents. Occupants Robers L. Long Oscar Beav etc were taken to Thurmont for treatment and faced charges, with appearances set for May 22.
An official commission for Harver A Rip Purdy Wood was revoked amid unspecified motive and potential forthcoming actions. Reported Friday, details remain unclear as authorities indicated potential trouble or timing.
Washington reports rapid developments as President Roosevelt presses for a two year extension of the NRA. White House talks with Senate and House leaders hint at a possible compromise to extend up to 21 1/2 months, while critics warn the move could provoke nationwide strikes and chaos. Labor leader Green cautions against a broader strike wave if the NRA is not extended. Hugh S Johnson argues a two year extension is essential to prevent catastrophe.
Davice City Civic Club adjourned to September after a Monday session with Prof Hood Coi presiding. Mrs W Gregory introduced the speaker who discussed home life, Roosevelt era models, memory and sleep studies, Greek language learning by a child, and a Cuban ape brain project led by Yale University efforts. The club donated $10 to the Frederick Playgrand Commission and announced three new fellows: Mrs David Koib Mrs Andrew Huss and Talier.
An unclear account recalls an airborne mission to Hawaii with costly contact. The narrative mentions a notable clash where a figure named Padtegenaron faced Preps, with a $200 toll cited, and a final departure marked by unresolved tension.
St Marys College aims to clash with Mountaineers in a key match with implications for standings. The Mountaineers travel to New York for an important evening game as teams push for top conference seeds.
An April twenty third entry notes a presense reference for a figure named Fofar Ines Afcte. The brief item records a date related note and mentions the person in unclear context without further details.
The League of Nations council unanimously approves a compromise proposal accepted by Premier Mussolini to settle Italy's border dispute with Ethiopia. The decision follows a public session called suddenly after a secret session preliminary approval to arbitration terms.
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