27 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1935
Page
1
Italy claims a slight advance was made as Ethiopians report on the Makale situation with Italians departing the area. Local observers note strategic movement and shifting front lines amid ongoing hostilities.
A government communiqué says Ethiopian forces retreated from Makale toward Adigrat, with 1 000 stations on the northern front moving back. Italy reports two villages near Makale occupied and troop redeployments amid Allied embargo talk. In Maryland, a drunk driving case ends with a $100 fine for Marshall Ropp after he claimed a rhubarb odor.
The newspaper will not publish on Thanksgiving Day and business and editorial offices will reopen after five oclock in the evening.
The report describes uncertain precipitation, November averages, and a mix of cloudy conditions across regions with streams in focus. Forecasters hint at temperature patterns and possible adjustments for the Motocacy and Potomac areas as the day progresses.
Market prices showed an upward tilt as traders eyed the holiday period. Rails steels coppers and merchandising issues were in fair demand while a slow special listed quiet strength. Orains and Otto marked time and carrier Iwans lagged. Bond market demand appeared steady with call money renewed at 0.75 percent and the pound around 4.93 dollars.
The Ringling circus plans a merger with Al G. Barnes Circus to form the Selis Finn and Al G. Barnes Combined Circus. The act will expand as it travels the Pacific Coast, with Barns joining the Ringling lineup after years off the road. Prices and exact tour dates were not disclosed.
A proposed Frederick Hagers Town super highway would open virgin Frederick county land to traffic. The WPA and State Roads Commission plan a two runway boulevard linking Milddleton Valley to Route 33 with scenic vistas and historic Braddock road segments. The project would ease curves and widen the route to 125 feet to handle heavier Washington area traffic.
Report indicates a Norwegian tramp steamer Dyevki ran ashore at St. John's harbor during a gale. Harbor authorities and yard crews worked to refloat the vessel as debris and wreckage litter the shoreline.
City officials consider flooding a low land area in Baker Park to create an ice pond skating rink. A. W. Nieademne backs the idea saying it is feasible, while City Engineer Maxwell and Mayor Sheabeek show cautious interest. The plan would use pumped water from Carroll Creek to form a temporary rink through freezing weather.
The 14th annual Older Boys Conference of the Y M C A will meet December 6 to 8 at Calvary M E Church in the city with Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes and other ministers speaking. About 100 delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia attend.
The Masanen China Clipper arrives in Guam ending isolation of the Pacific route. Captain Edwin Musick says the flying boat will lay over for the Manila to Manila leg, with dawn Friday departures. Thanksgiving services are planned across Frederick churches tonight or tomorrow with multiple congregations hosting union and individual services.
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt’s secretary Morgenthau said the administration’s stance on cash bonus payments remains unchanged. Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars push anew for immediate payment while plans to unite Washington on the issue are discussed amid budget debates.
Iranian minister to the United States Jihaffar Djalal was arrested in Elkton Maryland for speeding and briefly handcuffed. A magistrate ruled he had no jurisdiction over a foreign diplomat and released him after identity confirmation.
Disjointed report describes a shooting death and a subsequent arrest. An operator’s fatal shooting leads to a held suspect as investigators work at the scene near a body with scattered evidence and unclear details.
Japanese forces push into North China as Central Nationalist government wavers on coalition moves. Troop tents and equipment arrive at Tientsin and Peiping with Chinese and foreign observers noting potential disruption of communications and risk to Japanese positions.
In Rio de Janeiro, loyal troops recaptured Natal and moved to quell the communist uprising. President Vargas directed operations while battles raged in the capital. A rebel airship unit and aviation school were targeted as loyal forces claim gains across the northeast.
A letter from Yale treasurer George Parmly Day reached Mrs. Arthur D. Willard head of the Frederick County Free Library Book Committee. The committee has purchased sixty dollars worth of books and will offer more gifts to the public through library cooperation.
Serious condition reported for Frank Rosenserc Bastamore and others after an automobile accident near Worman's Mill on Sunday. Investigators led by coroner Jestice Water B. Linn and State's Attorney Sherman Bowers pursue further inquiries with involved parties from Cum Ms Rae RO and Cumberland.
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