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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 25, 1935

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Frederick Seerage Bid Open Set for December Ninth

City plans 51 150 feet of sewer lines and 33 000 feet of house connections in the West Bentz Carroll Creek area under PWA funding. Bids to be opened December 9 by the Mayor and Aldermen with work expected soon after. The project totals about 1 005 million dollars with 45 percent PWA grant potential.

Frederick Elmer Stc. Maxwell Bentz Street Seventh Street Carroll Creek South Street Jefferson Wisner Street PWA Lloyd C. Culler Works Progress Administration Francis H. Dryden Works Progress Mr. Dryden Dowden Jas Rallo Brunswick Bonnewick Harry R. Mace

Supreme Court bars AAA tax collection in millers case

The Supreme Court, in a six to three decision, barred collection of Agriculture Adjustment Administration processing taxes from Louisiana millers while ordering payment into a court-appointed depository. Justices Brandeis, Stone, and Cardozo dissented. The ruling follows government protests and sets December 1 for further argument. Chief Justice Hughes noted a related unanimous win for Kentucky coal operators seeking lower railroad rates.

Washington Supreme Court Louisiang Millers AAA Honeac Mills High Court Brandeis Stone Cardo Hughes Kentucky Big Dandy

Communists Rise in Brazil Uprising and U.S. Budget Poll

Dispatches report revolts in Natal and Macahuba led by communists challenging Vargas government as forces move to quell the uprising. In Washington, the Chamber of Commerce publicized a poll showing strong opposition to government competition with private enterprise and to spending without revenues, with 1,813 to 58 in favor of defined limits on federal grants.

Rio de Janeiro Natal Getulio Vargas Great Washington Lee Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Drunken Driving Charge Lodged Against Local Grocer

A report states Marshall L. Ropp, a North Bentzy Street grocer, faces drunken driving charges after a near collision with officers on Sunday night. He posted $100 bond at police headquarters and a hearing is set for Peoples Court Wednesday morning.

Marshall L. Ropp North Bentzy Street Ropp Peoples Court Ciy Dan Swomley George Hoffman Washington Center Streets Washington Street Aris Ne West Patrick Street Frederick City Hospital

King George II Returns to Athens in Triumph

The king landed at Phaleron aboard the cruiser Helle with the crown prince and was greeted by a cheering crowd in Athens. Formal ceremonies followed under an improvised arch as police reported a wounded person amid the enthusiastic reception ending his 12 year absence from the throne.

Pres Athens George London Helle Phaleron

League postpones oil sanctions discussion on Italy

The League of Nations delayed talks on oil sanctions against Italy for several days at the request of France and Britain. Premier Laval of France asked for the postponement, with the sanctions committee preparing a new date for Friday's meeting as experts review the situation.

Geneva League of Nations Italy Laval France der. Aigrer Gal League Committee of Eighteen Cancotan Fry

Installation Ceremonies Held By V F W Unit

A joint meeting at Moose hall West South Street installed officers for the coming year. Maryland department officers led the ceremonies for Webb Post and the Ladies Auxiliary. New Post officers include Marion R Coleman and Marion I Green among others. Auxiliary officers were elected with Mrs Catherine Frita re-elected president. The next meeting will be Thursday at 8 o clock in Church Street School.

John BR. Webb Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies’ Auxiliary Maryland Department Moose Hall West South Street James J. McGuirk Webb Marion R. Coleman Marion I. Green Charles W. Hoffman Alfred H. Maule Charles L. Crawford George OD. Ford John G. Miller Harry M. Shipley William E. Smith Waller A. Heckert Elsie Bull Slam Catherine Frita Annie Hoffman Katie Pearl Vica Nora Hoffman Marimarer Shoemaker Mabo? Smith Miter Josepnine House Yee Olan Cataman Vier Virginia Fritz Elsie Ford Church Street

Appointment of John Crapster as acting Tanertown postmaster

Notice announces the appointment of John O N Crapster as acting postmaster of Tanertown. The nomination, decided during a congressional recess, awaits Senate confirmation and Took charge last Tuesday with James Burke as assistant. Harry L Feeser’s term ended March 1 after 12 years of service.

John ON. Crapster Tanertown Congress Senate Crapster James Burke Harry L. Feeser Mr. Peeser

Weather Summary and Precipitation Records for November 1994

The report details precipitation totals for the 24 hours ending at sunset, November 1994 readings show 2.87 inches for November, with historical deficiencies noted since 1935. It records yesterday's high and the preceding year’s figures, alongside sun and moon times and cloudy conditions.

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French Bank Raises Rediscount Rate to Halt Gold Drain

The Bank of France lifted its discount rate to six percent from five as withdrawals of gold from the vaults threaten the franc with revaluation. Premier Laval's cabinet faces pressure as continued drains could spark panic and endanger financial stability. The move marks the third rate hike in ten days amid the currency crisis.

Paris Bank of France France Laval

Hunters Return From Deals Island Duck Trip

Three-day weekend duck trip to Deals Island ends with each hunter claiming a limit. Participants include Daniel E. Wight Ralph Kilner Henry Jowett Orth Lane Frederick and seek Being Bak.

Deals Island Daniel E. Wight Ralph Kilner Henry Jowett Orth Lane Frederick Seek Being Bak

Relief debates deepen as relief stalls amid political pressure

Washington dispatch reports growing frustration over relief efforts as federal aid leaks into disputes between WPA and FERA programs. Mayors and Congressmen condemn delays while the Roosevelt administration faces conflicting pressures to extend aid beyond July 1 amid unemployment and political maneuvering.

Walch Roosevelt Jastef

Rogers Memorial Drive Extension Aids Campaign Efforts

The extension of the Rogers Memorial Drive project and the related campaign closing date are announced by Thad Gebeos. Local chairmen nationwide call for more time to meet funding requests while supporters stress that more time means more donations.

Reveise Will Rogers Enun- Vu Jalan Aik Aed Ite Adil Capial

Man Fatally Injured in Thurmont Road Crash

Police report a weekend collision near Ramsay Drive and Thurmont involved multiple persons with one seriously injured. Investigators noted speed and weather as factors. the section of road damaged is cordoned off as authorities investigate.

Thanksgiving Vesper Service at Hood Church

Rev. George B F Barnes of Overbrook Presbyterian Church delivered the Thanksgiving vesper address at Hood Cadge. The sermon urged gratitude and unity, urging focus on character and faith over material concerns while reflecting on historical lessons and modern challenges. The program was directed by Prof. Henry T. Wade.

George BF. Barnes Overbrook Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Pihauke Iir Barnes Tar Tne Speaner Pinaliv Aarne Harry Frierson Fosdick Prof Henry T. Wade

Cautious Mood Rules Stock Market Slump and Gains

The report notes cautious bullishness across trading floors with pockets of activity. Bond markets show steady demand for loans while call money renewals hover near three quarters of one percent. The overall trend remains unsettled with unclear direction and sparse decisive moves.

Toflay

Autonomy Proclaimed in North China under Yin’s Rule

A new autonomous government under Yin declared independence from Nanking and announced control over revenues except foreign trade taxes. The self governed area covers about 600 square miles south of the Great Wall near Peiping and Tientsin with several counties in South Ree rae Wea.

WMA Ching Em Brace Cs Hope Chahar Yin Dueheng Selle Wiel Yin Nort China Bai China Japan Nanking Autonomous Council Tungchow Far East Great Wall Peiping Tientsin Ree Rae Wea

Eagles Hold Rally Initiation in Hagerstown Maryland

Three hundred members of the Fias werna Order of Eagles from Maryland attended a rally in Hagerstown Sunday afternoon. Seven candidates from Frederick Brunswick and Hagerstown were initiated in the Odd Fellows Temple. Seventy five Eagles from Frederick attended. The event featured addresses by state and local officials and a music program by the Cumberland F.O.B. band. The next State convention will be held in Frederick the second week of June.

Fias Werna Order of Eagles Parte Maryland Hagerstown Slass Frederick Brunstick Odd Fellows Temple York, Pa United States Herbert KR. O'Gene Por George Schmayer Baltimore Aete Vom Lal Eagles Eagle Ote Amate Aemiate Wick

Jersey Boy Sentenced to Death for Slaying Poultryman

A 16 year old, Jaco Clem, was sentenced in New Jersey to death by electric chair for the murder of Herman Bier a poultryman. The crime occurred during an attempted holdup near Mount Melap.

Jersey Boy Jaco Clem Het Woo Ten Domenn Etag View Jersey Dir Herman Bier Mownt Melapee

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