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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1935
Page
10
The notice reports an unspecified political push labeled AA PUSH or 10 WME with wording suggesting continued advance without opposition. The fragmentary text implies a campaign or public action but lacks clear dates, places, or key organizations to define the event.
Reports detail feinting Italian advances toward Addis Ababa as Ethiopian commanders like WPeyoum guard the Temmen Mountains and Makale while natives resist in Endas Adams. Mussolini tightens economic belts amid Geneva peace talks and a British spy is seized near the Austrian border.
Baltimore on November 3 sees hundreds rush to declare intent to become voters and residents. A ruling by Attorney General Herbert J. O'Conor requires declarants to appear in person at Superior Court or election offices, despite Maryland law allowing registration by other means.
An enjoyable Halloween party was hosted by the Wives on a Batariay evening at the Mate Oda Peilows. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes and decoration.
Three Frederick residents were acquitted and a fourth released after paying 4626 representing case costs. Redmond Frank Jake Grove and Donald Bair, all of Frederick, were found not guilty and dismissed. Miller, formerly of Frederick, paid 4626. Authorities said a Pennsylvania station reported a car operated by Miller with occupants. no incriminating evidence was found against the three locals. Photographs and fingerprints were sent to Lancaster police for record transfer.
A mother and her five children perished early today in a blaze that swept through an East Harlem tenement. Fire marshals deem the fire incendiary in origin. The father, Lewis Di Donato, said he fled to seek help as screams filled the apartment.
Officials and producers meet to discuss the 1934 adjustment plan with four main aims. They seek a 25 to 30 percent increase in hoe production, simplified control machinery, stronger linear administration, and price balance to avoid erosion. Part of corn land to be shifted to crops to curb soil erosion, with farmer recommendations potentially shaping the 1937 farm policy.
Falter Andrews was arrested at his wife Walter Andrews home and jailed after deputies claimed he threatened and struck his wife with an ashtray before leaving. A judge suspended a year in the House of Correction if he stays away, while other local arrests include Hawthorne Brunswick case of fictitious markers, Hunk Ivory for drunkenness, and George Pow for disorderly conduct. German officials boast record transport of 1.7 million people to Nurnberg for the annual map conversion using 1 042 special trams.
A fragmented World War I era text describes early gas mask development, noting a 1915 German threat, mask design progress, and the U S service's adoption of evolving filters. It mentions nose and diaphragm types, charcoal filters, soda crystals, and the goal of better facial fit.
Evelyn Bowen a music fan from Maryland and Charles Williams of Sykesville Maryland died when the car returning from a post football game party failed to round a curve and overturned near Littestown Pennsylvania. Daniel Moore of Riverdale Maryland was injured. The three had attended the Western Maryland College game in Westminster and were returning from a Hanover party.
Cumberland Md November 3 municipal labor committee indicated the city may complete projects started by striking WPA workers after Francis Dryden head of the state WPA refused to raise local wages to the 50 cent scale on city contracts. Allegeny county Welfare Board said striking workers will receive paychecks this week as funds arrive in Baltimore for direct relief and National Re-employment Service transfers. The board executive secretary said 800 to 900 on relief were affected, including 100 on strike. Baltimore Nov 3 the Baltimore Building Trades council plans a statewide strike discussion with J T McDistrict of the District of Columbia Federation of Labor McCurdy, noting the strike may be considered though action is not known. He will attend as a representative of organized labor statewide.
A cyclist named Harry Chaney, about 30, was struck while riding home near New Market early Sunday. He suffered a dislocated shoulder, facial lacerations, and eye injury. A sedan with four to five occupants fled the scene. a taxi driver later found Chaney bleeding and helped take him to Dr. A G Bourne for treatment. Chaney had earlier sought employment at Plane No 4 and described the vehicle as an older sedan. State Police had not yet received word of the incident or initiated an investigation.
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