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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1935
Page
1
A four Geist Trust suits proceeding against stockholders centers on a decree issued in the Pro Confesso matter. Court records show actions aimed at resolving ownership or control disputes within the trust framework. Further filings outline the parties involved and expected timetable for responses.
Circuit Court judges signed decrees in the Central Trust syndicate notes cases against 163 stockholders, marking many suits paid and dismissed. The order notes confessions of judgments for about $6,850, with some defendants filing answers or having cases dismissed, and six directors similarly dismissed.
Hood College announces a Thanksgiving break starting Wednesday at noon and ending Sunday at 11 p m. Most students will go home while dormitories remain open. President Stan and Mrs Ap ty join a college dinner and festival activities observed with seasonal decor and Poturim inspired themes.
A 1930s USDA bulletin notes higher holiday costs as turkey prices rise from 28-32 cents live weight to about 34 cents dressed per pound. A typical five person dinner now costs around 5.72, up roughly 0.53 from last year, with increases also seen in chickens, ducks, cranberries, mince, and related staples.
Readable fragments describe a government action thwarting a plan to incite a cavalry revolt. The text references the first cavalry unit and rebel activity, but details are incomplete. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable from the damaged lines.
Federal funds allocated to Maryland educational institutions support nine students in the 1994 35 academic year as they pursue college studies. The monthly allowance totals 1 815 825 dollars.
Fragmented notices report Laval linked to state plans disbanding a group for a new highway project. War veterans figure in the terse item with unclear local routing and council notes.
Immediate vote of the Frant calls for action on a route plan to connect Frederick with Washington Road. Voters are urged to weigh in on the proposal and its impact on local traffic and access.
Nathan J. Sims reports no intent to reroute Baltimore bound traffic from Patrick Street. Plans show a southwest Frederick deviation proposed to reach Washington one mile south of the city, while Hagerstown route plans remain unchanged. Dr. Homer E. Tabler chairs the meeting. traffic concerns from West, Middle Town and Boonsboro are noted but not resolved.
Report from Boonsboro details a fatal injury linked to a licensed activity. Authorities say a person identified as Shafer was injured at a site near Wile 5 et, 24. The incident prompted an immediate license action and investigation.
Dr Apple named to two year term on Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission by Gov Nice. He has long served on the body and will attend a Baltimore meeting at the Pratt Library. The commission oversees state library improvements funded by federal money for No 244 projects in counties. Members serve without salaries.
Fragmentary forecast notes rain and precipitation figures in unclear units. Mentions high near 42 degrees and cloudy conditions with celestial timing data for sunrise and sunset.
Mrs Elizabeth Aghe Fraga of 7A Witaw on Chares Faward Peace died at Borderice City Hospital from injuries after a fall on a road at her home last November. The funeral will be held at 3 p m Thursday in West South Street with Interment in Mr vehrometer. Moor. Breatisot and Son, funeral directors.
Mr and Mrs Clemence J Marsh and family returned to Frederick after three years in Dwick Mervnait and Sumatra where Mr Marsh was Goodyear auditor. They toured Singapore Hong Kong Kobe Yokohama and Tokyo en route home and commented on Japanese plans in Northern China and effects on foreign business.
A Pennsylvania truck carrying miscellaneous goods caught fire on the Ceresville bridge around 3:45 PM, destroying the vehicle and its cargo. Firefighters confined the blaze to the rear section, suspecting exhaust as the cause. the truck driver fled back to Pennsylvania. The State Road Commission cleared the road after extinguishing remaining embers hours later.
Shanghai reports that on November 26 China’s central government adopted a five point program for reform under the North China autonomy movement. The move comes amid pressure from the Japanese military which offered reform or risk separatist actions by northern provinces with a large population.
Clarence C Thomas was named acting postmaster at Lispene Maryland in an appointment announced with a ceremony on November 28. Details of the event and the new duties for Thomas were reported in the local notice.
The Crisfield investigation into Arthur Dive death led to three arrests. William Powell, Dive's widow Mrs Grace Dive and son Charles Dive were taken in. Powell held for questioning, widow and son named material witnesses. Doctors noted neck and head injuries described as holes.
Lij Yasu, deposed emperor of Ethiopia, died in exile at Tiara Mulatw near Harar. Haile Selassie mourns the predecessor who ruled three years before being ousted in 1918, aged 38, after a lingering illness.
Core Twelve WPA workers began repairing and restoring books in the Fredes County Free Library under the Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission. Ten men and two women sorted worn volumes, part of a state aid package of over 2800 dollars for mending and cataloging books in homerooms and schools in Maryland. Miss Adelene J. Pratt directs the project with Miss Mary Newman as local librarian. The work aims to renew out of condition books for use in the library system.
An investigator for Bruno Hauptmann claims unimpeachable authority links wood similar to the Lindbergh ransom ladder to new handwriting evidence. Reports say a March dated note and wooden fragments match ransom bill patterns, with Boston and Ashley Massachusetts cited as focal points in the renewed inquiry.
AP dispatch notes mixed stock market activity with some favorites slipping while others like Stec's and 12s gained. Early trading showed vigor in grains and cotton, with bonds and call money steady. sterling opened at 96.56 percent.
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