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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
4
The text evokes memory and unity, describing memorials and graves as part of the nation’s living chorus. Lincoln is referenced as a historical anchor, with lines that blend battlefields, graves, and a call to remembrance. The prose carries a solemn, contemplative tone.
The article outlines possible paths after NRA turmoil including a voluntary code system, FCC antitrust considerations, and potential constitutional amendments. Johnson arrives in Washington with a plan for voluntary codes aided by the FTC, while Franklin D. Roosevelt’s circle weighs broader strategies and the influence of Harvard’s Felix Frankfurter.
A police court dismissed charges after a wreck near Thaermont involving two cars. Witnesses testified both drivers claimed to be on their right sides. Long’s car carried eight occupants and overturned down an embankment injuring several. Nail’s car, not damaged, saw a wheel torn off. statements disputed headlights. Theodore Thompson fined $100 or 30 days for driving with revoked license. James Foreman and Raymond Posey received suspended five day jail terms for disorderly conduct at Mullinix Park.
A group of soft coal purchasers in Washington races against time to revise registration and avert a nationwide strike. They aim to shape a new wage plan under the NRA framework with Appalachian producers and the Gutley stabilization bill to stabilize bituminous coal. Mine workers oppose a new wage agreement and prepare for possible action at the onset of June.
Washington records show Maryland delegates discuss preparations for congressional aid. The goal is to set up a machine in Maryland to advance relief programs and support Frederick while observing the rest of the world.
Two Frederick men Keefer Redmond and Mitchell Mansfeld were jailed after a suspicious fire at the Fair Grounds destroyed about 38 horse stables and caused several thousand dollars in damage. Authorities say a witness identifies the pair as two men who jumped the fence and fled down Patrick Street as the fire started. Investigators say warrants may follow as the probe continues with use of guards and police at the fairgrounds.
Pomona Grange will convene with nine subordinate units at the schoolhouse under Balenger Grange’s auspices. Morning session starts at 10 oclock, lunch at noon, afternoon program includes an address by Sherman P. Bowers State's Attorney and a literary program with readings and vocal and instrumental items. Senator A T Ensor and Harford Cow, a former State Grange master now with the Federal Housing Administration, are expected to attend.
A kidnapping case centers on abductors seizing a heir demanding a 200000 dollar ransom. Police investigations focus on suspects and timelines as family members cooperate with authorities. Authorities seek to recover the victim and identify those responsible.
Five thousand members attend a mass meeting in Baltimore on May 29 to discuss strategies for labor goals and a congressman’s call for reform. The crowd hears advocates for retan and other policy shifts.
Rev Estward T FoF to be ordained and installed as pastor of St James Church on 8th Avenue in the western district. The charge is the Casetons, pending formal proceedings in the Reformed Church.
The 1924 stamp from Germany commemorates Heinrich von Stephan founder of its postal system and early advocate of postcards and parcel post. Von Stephan, age 33 in 1866, reorganized Prussian mail in Schleswig and Holstein and later led Germany’s parcel service, boosting 1883 totals to 70 million parcels.
The mayor and aldermen awarded 128 benches for the new natural amphitheater to Alen G Tuynn and Company after a low bid of 25. Sixty seven benches of one type and 61 of another were submitted by rivals Nicodemus and Tuller and Steger and Company. The amphitheater is near occupancy as the shell work continues. A separate note from Washington reports Darrell Sichelberger of the Alert Rod and Gun Club seeking stocking of pipe creel bass in Carroll county.
Tacoma reports no ransom payment by Friday deadline for nine year old George Weyerhaeuser. Parents J P Weyerhaeuser Jr and Mrs Weyherhaeuser remain under strain as two men in a car are chased. a postman delivers mail and local deeds are recorded.
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