29 May 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
1
Rough notes describe how National Recovery Act codes are to be kept by local firms affecting about 650 workers in the area. Many questions remain about wage levels and hours as compliance continues. Signers number 525, with several hundred workers in smaller industries facing variable effects depending on employer reactions. (Continued on page five)
The article outlines HOLC powers for 2.75 million dollars in home loan programs, with 150 mortgages discussed. Officials urge local residents to apply through HOLC at 121 East Third Street, detailing eligibility, arrears, and loan handling while noting church and Knights Templar observances.
Police investigated recent bike thefts including a red bicycle owned by Joseph Lébhert at 393 East Thi Sat 81 and a blue bicycle at 208 Eghth linked to missing Georgs Le. Officers continued inquiries into the incidents reported the previous night.
The Frederick County scene features graduation events on June 12 at Tivoli with Rev R M Sharpe delivering the address and F H Gaige addressing graduates. Diplomas will be awarded. student council results praised. debates over gaming law and the presence of slot-like devices loom over school and county authorities.
Markets Stull faces confusion amid NRA positions as investors react to mixed signals. Analysts weigh potential policy shifts and market implications in a volatile trading session.
A Year ago 77 right 56 Mo Micon appears in a terse weather note with terse figures and minimal context.
Hood College will hold its final chapel service of the year on Thursday with student participants from the Junior class, including Rachel Ann McKitten, Miss Sara Hathaway Barr, Miss LaRue Thomas, and Irene Baltzer. The program features organ, piano, violin, and choral pieces, with the Hood College Glee Club and Instrumental Ensemble performing a varied concert.
A fragmented note indicates Baltimore weighing keeping its wage and hour codes amid debate. The item hints at ongoing discussions on labor standards and city policy.
A brief item notes Ile May securing roles inspecting tax returns. The snippet mentions a Bork exam and two papers in a 27 prep week, scheduled on Saturday.
Fragmentary text mentions a judge in a Superior Court and charges involving a boy. No clear names, dates, or event specifics are readable to establish a full summary.
Washington May 29 AP reports tense activity around the J R Weyerhaeuser home as authorities chase a ransom plan for the missing boy. John P Weserhaeuser is absent. Tulcomb and a man believed to be Weyerhaeuser left the home after a registered letter hinted a future meeting.
The annual Mower Show of the Garden Club Frederick runs from 2 to 1 today at 106 Court Meet with displays of roses poppies irises and orange blossoms. Prizes and ribbons honor best exhibits while rooms are transformed into homelike spaces. Mrs R W Baer is general chairman and Mrs Ey Heifenstein is president of the Garden Club.
AP reports broad belief NRA codes will be kept while Roosevelt plans a forthcoming address. Public sentiment favors voluntary compliance or a constitutional amendment to empower federal wage and hour controls beyond state lines. Johnson returns to advise drafting a plan to continue industry regulation under fair practice codes.
A New York blast left six people buried and eight injured as wreckage toppled a tree and damaged blocks near Bell Street. Officials suspect an explosive incident but details remain limited amidst ongoing inquiries.
A parliamentary vote ends 25 to 15 with the French delegation declining support for Flandin. The matter moves to the chamber tomorrow for further consideration.
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