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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1935

Page

10

Maryland Relief Figures Show October Employment Decline

Maryland relief estimates released show October employment fell from September for state workers, with a smaller payroll drop than average over the past twelve years. WPA head Francis E. Dryden cites limited funds to expand approved projects and notes many relief clients held part time rural jobs. Washington reports transfer shortfalls in moving dole to work relief, though WPA grants of 175 million dollars aid remaining projects and labor exemptions expand local wage scales.

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Key Manuscript Sells for 5500 in New York Auction

New York reports Louly J. Kolb publisher bought one of five autograph manuscripts of The Star Spangled Banner for 5500. The sale, at Waters Gallery, drew bids from Dr A B W Roosenbach and Gabriel Wells, with Wells reportedly bidding for the Library of Congress.

New York Louly J. Kelb Francis Scou Key George J. Grasberger Kolb W. Roosenbach Gabriel Wells Library of Congres Charles Lamb Os Agen Waters C. Morgan Mardeal Walters Art Gallery Miwon Walley Gallery Miarwbel Key Sepherderst Fort McHenry Wileve Daffy Mmeum Marshal Bedlews Ter Waites Wade

First Snow Grips Midwest With Icy Roads

Anow and sleet sweep the Midwest with Minnesota reporting 16 below zero in spots. Rain and fog spread from Friday night, with Minnesota and Nebraska seeing snow, icy roads, and warnings of wisconsin cold and Missouri flurries.

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Fire hazard relief urged for Montevue County by volunteers

Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association passed a resolution asking County Commissioners to take necessary steps to alleviate fire risk at Montevue. In Thurmont, 50 firefighters from multiple towns attended the quarterly meeting led by Chearkes P Mort. An inspection of the seedo and infirm area found dangerous conditions in the building housing the Mre-trap, prompting condemnation notes. A damage suit was filed in Frederick county court by Maggie J Crum for 2000 against William A Lee after a New Market incident on the National highway.

Montevue Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association Thurmont Chearkes P. Mort Emmitsburg Frederick Smith Shipley Brunswick New Midway Middletown Myersville Braddock Heights Walkersville Frederick County Maggie J. Crum Wiliam A. Lee Patrick M. Schnauffer Ney Adic Hel Sepidalar New Market Dliui

Italian Forces Push Deeper Into Ethiopia Amid Key Defenses

Italian columns advance from the south toward Jijiga and Harar as Ethiopian defenses under Ras Nasibu and local chieftains mobilize. Bomb raids target encampments near the Fafan valley while Rome orders a harsh sanctions campaign and plans talks with George II of Greece and Laval in Paris as regional powers weigh their stance.

Harer Jijiga Duies Makale Kas Beyoum Borbera Asbi Rome Il Duce George Greece Washington Hull London Paris Laval Ethiopia Harar Haile Selasse Fafan Col. Maletti Raa Nasibu Addie Ababa-Djibouti Italy Tr Duce Victor Emmanuel George II Great Britain England

Trade Treaty Signed Signals Better Times With Canada

Augary Of Better Times reports President Roosevelt and Prime Minister King witnessing the signing of a new US Canada trade treaty. Secretary Hull and Canadian officials attended a White House ceremony promising unusually strong bilateral relations since 1666. The article also notes a separate War Mothers meeting in Ramsburg with new officers and upcoming gathering at Mrs. King's home.

Wallington Roosevelt United States White House King Canada The Wiliam Clagcett Ramsburg South Market Street Calvin L. Engle James A. Kine Aine Greasmes Calvin L. King John H. Albaugh James A. King East Sixth Street

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Baldwin Triumphs as MacDonald Is Obliterated in British Election

London reports Stanley Baldwin's national government secures a commanding Commons majority with 243 seats while the opposition holds 176. Ramsay MacDonald loses influence after founding the government, and Baldwin vows to press a firm program for national restoration and world peace amid European and African crises.

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Japan plan to set up North China government reported

Major-General Koji Doihara reportedly plans to provide an independent government for North China. The move could split North China from the Nanking National government as Japanese troops concentrate near the Great Wall and Chinese forces push toward the Hopei Shantung frontier.

China Koji Doihara Trsitece Hem Senfamad Mith Cay North China Nanking Great Wall Hopei Shantung

Parting Program at Thurmont Church Service

The Ladies Aid Society of the Church of the Brethren presents a parting program for Elder T. B. Pas marking twenty years of service. A guided placard titled The Gard Raspnerd shows a shepherd with a lamb, prepared by Prof.

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