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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1935
Page
10
Fragmentary text indicates a mention of comrades and acceptance related to ICT but details are unclear. The readable portion suggests an internal note or record referencing approval or reception within a group. Further context from surrounding columns would clarify individuals and outcome.
Mrs Anna belle Godar 38, churchworker and St James School secretary, was formally charged with murder in a warrant served at police headquarters. She allegedly shot her husband Ausie Godar 44, a laundry manager, after a confrontation at their Grass urban home last night. County investigator Clarence Baker said she admitted firing after he threatened her.
A fragmentary exhibit quotes the Duke of Manchester being recently sentenced to prison for fraud. It also includes jumbled reflections from various figures and odd lines about nature and morality, attributed to diverse sources, illustrating a curated collage of opinions.
Court notices list marriages for Robert F Thomas and Mamie H Whittle from Littlestown and Progress, Norman Dove and Catherine Snyder from Boyds, Md. Deeds show transfers from William M Bops to Anna Mary Shaw, and from Anna Mary Shaw to Earl Hargett, plus several other county and city transfers. Building permits include a two story dwelling, a restaurant addition, and an apartment building. Graves of veterans and other veteran notices appear among county items.
A fragmented AP Radio Editor roundup from New York on May 27 outlines WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC schedules, including programs like Uncle Ez Richard Crooks Gipsies Beatrice Lillie Musc Havens Benny Kingh cues and a memorial day plan. It lists times for talks, operatic theater appearances, and campus commencements with varied station notes and program shifts.
A new Treasury definition of intoxicating liquor has caused dissatisfaction among lawmakers and the public. The agency reportedly conveyed altered standards to House committees, prompting debate over enforcement, penalties, and potential loopholes for tax evaders and sellers.
Early in 1933 Congress set a 32 percent tax on beer, stirring controversy over its impact on spirits and liquor industry. The measure targeted beverage pricing and prompted discussions on prohibition era policy shifts and public reaction.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a man who dislikes Frederick and may not take another place. The text references lexicat and legecized prior to repeal of a prohibition amendment, implying territorial or licensing disputes. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the fragment.
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