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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1935

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Open Bids on Cold Weather Projects Ahead of Sewer Work

City to open bids on December 9 for a boost in winter sewer construction as crews begin laying nearly ten miles of light snow affected ground pipe. About 84 000 feet of house connections called for as first phase, with winter clothing and emergency aid planned.

BOOST Evan i Moo Frederick City Hell Pwa Bonis Works Progress Administration Suney Crews City Enigneer Elmer

Christmas Eve One Month From Sunday Holiday Plans Mentioned

The article notes Christmas Eve falling one month from Sunday and outlines plans for a major sewerage project in Frederick with bids opening next week. It also reports early snow, upcoming Thanksgiving preparations, and local business and government holiday schedules.

Mrs Loring Questioned In Death Of Daughter

Mrs Frances Loring aged 33 was questioned again by police in Upper Marlboro as the investigation into the slaying of her daughter Mrs Cornna Loring, 26, continued. Detective Lieutenant Joseph H Trtzel led the inquiry, marking the third questioning of the mother.

Upper Marlboro No Frances Loring Cornna Loring Rainer Joseph H Trtzel Baltimore Investigathon

Reporter Allen Nominated for 1995 Pulitzer Prize

Montgomery County Maryland Press Association names Allen of the Evening Star for aiding in the capture of Alfred Brown, indicted for the slaying of Manuel Silva Varela. Brown was arrested November 9 after Allen interviewed him at Doubs, then led police to take him into custody.

Washington. No Montgomery County Maryland Press Association The Evening Star Alfred Brown Manuel Silva Varela Brown Allen Doubs Varela Gory

Weather Summary From Historical Daily Notes

The fragment records 24 hour precipitation around 0.02 inch and season-to-date totals with November normal and actual values. It notes a deficient November precipitation, high 1934 to 1935 figures, and mentions tomorrow’s moonrise and moonset times along with a general weather context.

Penrhe Moon Raen Moon Vdonator of Sistams Monecacavddy Potomac Clouds

Monday Donation Day at Episcopal Orphan House

The Episcopal Orphan House plans its annual Dona von Day on Monday with collection of food linen and similar items. A 9 am to 5:30 pm reception will allow visitors to tour the Home and meet the Board of Managers. The current board list includes Miss Pet Leuk Joti AS CB and others, noting decades of need.

Episcopal Orphan House Donavon Board of Managers Agat Pet Leuk Joti Tia John Francis Smith Pry PF Pelaplaine Charles McC Mathias Mire Holmes

Window shopping in Washington reveals New Deal display

Washington correspondent reports on a government window exhibit at 1340 G Street and 1493 F Street showing pamphlets on education and relief programs. The piece notes USIS displays, a large government chart, and a map of Ethiopia with pins, amid commentary on federal ownership of offices and spaces.

G Street Roosevelt F Street United States Information Service Bag & Wancher United States National Emergence Council White House Supreme Court Capitol USIS Washington Ethiopia

Official resignations shake county labor federation leadership

The article reports multiple resignations among officers of the county labor federation as plans for highway improvements move forward. It notes the abrupt changes at the top and hints at broader implications for projects across Frederick and Hagerstown areas.

Lewis County Planned Labor Federation

Middletown Fights Alternate Roadway Plan Amid Protests

Middletown and nearby towns protest a proposed alternate national highway route from Frederik to Hagerstown. Residents warn of tourism and business losses along the current path while public works aid funds push two major underpass projects and road realignments totaling about two million dollars.

Announ Fredercke Semteddas Oon Ime Pas’ Wal Frederik Hagerstown Middletown Boonsboro Funkstown AL Thurmonth Sabillastille Thur Tmont Blue Ridge Summit State Roads Commission Citiens National Highwa Viddletown Burgess E Walter Beathley Feadivivile Oy Wedleoan Lions Club Widdietown Grange and Womans Club Middetown Jom Ross- Canhan Snce Nason Federa PWA PWA Moter An Airlhe Super-Hyhaas From Frederick ‘0 Hagersteans Firat 2Rade Ae Occusey PWA S.pmi

Auto Skids And Strikes Car Parked On South St

A two car collision on South Street left Miss Fogle with a scalp wound and another passenger with a minor injury. The eastbound car driven by Exigdr Biddthiger 18 struck a parked vehicle near Mooge Hall as a trolley passed, causing both cars to sustain damage.

South St Orango Elo Olipyars Sreet Madison Street Fogle Roy Fogie Mooge Hall Sou H Street Mr Poe Salisbury Veterans of Foreign Wars Miss Fogle Exigdr Biddthiger 18 McAlty

Auction of Furnishings and Real Estate Signals Local Market Sale

An auction in New York Market exposes a brisk sale of possessions from the late Mes Jane E Tew. The event lists items including home furnishings and estate property, with Edward S Delapane as auctioneer and R. Keily as clerk. Proceeds directed to heirs and creditors, amid robust bidding and credit sales activity.

Jane Ang Chan Raiger PO Rire Gener & Roo Edward S Delapane Carovors le Gran Hoop Bao R. Kh. Keily

Borah Plans Radio Speech On Liberalizing Republica Party

Washington reports Senator Borah intends a December 7 nationwide broadcast to rally liberalization within the Republican party for the 1936 campaign. He will outline his economic and political views, with discussions expected to focus on primaries and potential entry of his name. The plan follows prior speeches in the East and Midwest.

Washington Republica Party Borah J-manUle Polis Borah Sporis

Bingo and Bridge Party Held for Association

A local bingo and bridge event was staged by the Payenteyners Association to raise funds. Attendees included Elmer F Mutsqoke, Thomas, Wade, Rages, Javes, Gara, Ben Wo Mare Ma, and others as they enjoyed games and refreshments in a hall setting.

Frais Petram Sas Elmer Thomas Wade Ravn Ford

Jurors Are Drawn For December Court Term

Jurors have been drawn for the December court term as officials announce the schedule. The panel includes residents from multiple districts and will hear a variety of cases during the month.

Cally Pirenit Court Hewinninge Hammond Urner Foltaes Biksyrtgur Tiake Ro

Italy and US tensions amid protests and sanctions

The article notes US protests over attacks on the flag amid Italian sanctions tied to the League of Nations. It mentions Mussolini’s stance toward France, oil embargo threats, and disturbances in Padua. American families report being stopped in Padua, while Geneva reports Italy’s nonparticipation in a maritime conference due to advanced marina legislation. It lists jurors for a December term and various named localities.

Rene Wo United Stet Thalien Agaist Atemich al Padua Breckenridge Long United States Rome Thalien Wintinmen Paduataal 'Tiacday Dro J Moerenhand Jr Mra J . Bollman Mayo Institute Rochester, Minn Milan France Italy Associated Prena Geneva Prac Hess League of Nations Ita Marina

Mauna Loa Eruption Draws Large Crowd of Sightseers

Reports describe Mauna Loa continuing its active eruption as crowds gather to witness the lava flows and steaming vents. Officials warn of dangerous conditions while scientists monitor seismic activity and vent patterns.

Bulgarian cabinet resigns amid split after patient death report

December 5 notes show the cabinet facing a split over handling of a patient death. The hospital commission reported the incident while noting the patient died after an alleged restraint and police action. The resignation followed disputes over policy and accountability.

Weather outlook with unsettled week predicted

The forecast calls for generally fair conditions Monday in North and Maddie Atlante States with rain expected. The period from Wednesday through Friday shows variable temperatures with rain likely by Thursday afternoon and night, followed by a cooler spell into Friday.

North Maddie Atlante

Italy warns embargo would mean war sources say

The AP reports Premier Mussolini’s government warned an oil embargo on Italy could trigger war. Commentary from Genevieve Tabouls cites L Oeuvre predicting tensions in Rome and abroad. Meanwhile Italian war correspondents describe a new column marching from Assab toward Dessye, nearing Tiradud, in the Eritrea Ogaden region as imperial forces press the Ethiopian conflict.

Italy Cially Pierre Taval Vittorio Cerruti Genevieve Tabouls L'Oeuvre Mus Aohinia Laval Rome Tr Duce Dark Horse Ethiopia Danakil Assab Erirra Dessye Assab Talis East Africa Eritrea Tiradud

Tae Kingdom Roll Gala at Grace Evangelical Meeting

An event at Grace Evangelical and Reformed church featured a Sunday reception and a men’s dinner with aspirational talks by Major George K. H. Marehall and Salvation Army Commander Roger B. Wolle presiding. Pastor Ralph E. Hartman led services as 40 attendees heard appeals to fund annual financial and spiritual restoration. Mr. D Jobe Markey's illness was reported as long standing.

Grace Evangel T.gammoné Tooma Maj George KH Mareahell Baltimore Salvation Arm Roger B Wolle Ralph E Hartman Nechurch Bernard C. Marrn Salvation Arms

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