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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
10
A large Armistice Day parade in Frederik City drew an estimated 15,000 spectators. The march featured fire companies, drum and bugle corps, students, veterans groups, and civic organizations with wreaths, parades, and a solemn conclusion at the memorial.
The government plans to seek Supreme Court review of a revised coal bill amid changes to agricultural adjustment policy and solicitor general Ramey Berg. Officials indicate the new deal aims to address antitrust and regulatory concerns while balancing industry and farmer interests.
A tangled report from Addis Ababa to Paris and Washington describes Italy and Ethiopia challenging League of Nations actions. Ambassadors and private sources signal Italy pressing to define positions on sanctions while coordination committees debate the scope and impact of penalties amid Mediterranean policy talks.
Washington reports Edsel Ford, president of Ford Motor Company, rejected a government invitation to a business labor conference on a new NRA. In a three sentence letter to George L. Berry Ford said past conferences yielded no clear economic recovery benefits and offered no counsel as required.
Armistice Day marked across Maryland with parades speeches and services. Veterans lodges and schoolchildren joined in ceremonies from Baltimore Cumberland Hagerstown Williamsport Westminster Salisbury Cambridge Annapolis and College Park. Henry Holzapfel urged world peace and noted U S leadership in the effort while stressing war is morally and economically wrong.
Washington reports J M W Darling resigns as chief of the Quining to defend the nation. The world observes Armistice Day silence at 11 am as nations honor war dead and pledges to seek peace while defending themselves. Mussolini boasts fascist display in Rome as Italy campaigns in Ethiopia. Roosevelt vows to protect the United States Unknown Soldier while seeking peace.
The Bureau of Biological Survey notes a cartoonist resigns effective November 15 and will be replaced by Ira N. Gamrelson, currently consulting specialist and assistant chief of the Division of War Life Research. The departing artist, who claims indifference to party, pledges to return to his cartoon drawing boar.
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