29 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
1
Arraignment records show E C Brown requesting exemption from the December 16 murder trial trial linked to a utility act case and the victim Varela. The proceeding occurred in court with contiguity to neighboring defendants.
Court calendar for December term lists Alfred Brown 21 of Doubs charged with murder of Manuel Silva Varela as opening trial December 16. Brown pleads not guilty. Sister Blanche Smith also pleads not guilty for separate indictment. Other cases include Foster Leatherman larceny, Ira DeLauter not guilty, James Wills perjury, Henry Stanton, and Herbert Davis. Also notes Potomac Edison board meeting with director deaths and public utility bill discussion.
A car driven by an unnamed operator struck a culvert and veered onto its side near a Jefferson location. The vehicle traveled about 125 feet before stopping in front of Harry Peaga’s store and was later removed. No injuries are specified.
Twelve leaders of a revolt at the Glen Rock CCC camp were dishonorably discharged after a trial. About 200 members protested in the mess hall demanding better food and more recreation. when they refused to disperse, state troopers and officers from West York assisted in ending the disturbance.
Police plan to examine the interior of an automobile owned by a man jailed in Upper Marlboro Maryland to aid in identifying a slaver linked to the Corinna Loring case. Victor H Redmond, a Washington restaurant worker, was seized in Baltimore and brought here on charges related to an attempted criminal assault of a nine year old girl who died near the Loring residence.
The annual memorial service of Frederick Lodge 684 B P O E will be held Sunday at 8:15 pm in the Tivoli theater. The program includes choir and organ pieces, remarks by Francis Petroth, and addresses by officers and Rev Dr Charles E Wehler.
Text describes new Italian censorship limiting military move details and commanders’ names. It notes correspondents must be careful, with reporters held accountable for what is published and a ban on disclosing operational specifics.
Roosevelt urges moving toward Manila after the China Clipper appropriation ends its first mail peak. The late landing prompts a hop to Manila as plans continue.
President Manuel Quezon to host a palace luncheon for visiting crew members, according to the report. The event underscores diplomatic ties as Georgian representatives arrive for talks and formal engagements.
The China Clipper lands at Manila Bay after a 8000 mile Pacific route from Alameda. Captain Musick reports ideal weather and delivers a letter from President Roosevelt to President Quezon. Quezon welcomes the crew and invites lunch. officials note the flight proves how close America is to the Orient.
Bids for Westminster High School construction were opened at a Board of Education meeting. The lowest building bid came from Allen Ferser of Taneytown at 173 628 9, with Taneytown's George Harner submitting subcontracting work at 25 257. Electrical bid by Blumenthal & Kahn of Baltimore was 15 275. Contracts slated for award next week.
New York trading opened with heavy selling as Wave broad market hit leading issues fell. Rails and coppers declined while grains and corks weakened. Bond markets showed low interest amid renewed concerns about liquidation and demand.
The record notes precipitation totals and normals, with November 1994 figures and historical references. It lists temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, and stream conditions for the Monocacy and Potomac areas.
In a circuit court order signed by Associate Judge Artour D Willard receivers Austin James and Alton Y Bennet sold fifty three automobiles and racks at Albaugh Chevrolet to George Grove for 5900. Grove’s bid exceeded the appraised value by 118 and included a gasoline allowance with immediate delivery.
Chinese authorities publicly accuse the Japanese army of crushing autonomy efforts and stage protests in Nanking and Peiping amid the seizure of key facilities. The movement intensifies after railway disruptions near Fengtai east of Peiping provoke new clashes and official condemnations.
A garbled report notes a fire company project near Haws BC with concerns about a new engine and chemical storage. Suspected tampering and improvised equipment were mentioned, including a 200 foot wall and 125 gallons of chemical stored near the unfinished structure.
An actor sues in a Broadway dispute alleging wrongful actions by Leonard Doyle and Dovie over a relationship with Leona Hogarth Doyle. The case centers on alleged interference as Hammond occupies a New York City apartment.
Santa Barbara Cal Nov 29 4P Jesse Livermore Jr 18 wounded early today Sheriff Jack Ross said the boy’s divorced mother Mrs Livermore fired the shot after an argument over drinking. She was arrested at the hospital unable to talk and reportedly handed the rifle to her son before firing.
Washington sources say the London naval conference may fail to curb arms, pushing parity goals between Japan Britain and the United States. Officials note Japan may resist, while Britain seeks European balance and the U S mood leans toward neutrality. Delegates view the conference as a gamble with no guaranteed outcome.
Balaimore dispatch reports Lewtie B. Thompson former town bailiff at Anksille says a parking ticket issued to Police Torge Harnad Groth did not cause his dismissal. He denies the report that Thompson lost his job over the ticket and notes a letter to Governor Harry W. NieW denying the claim was sent.
Rome reports a grim European crisis as the League of Nations debates an oil embargo on Italy over Ethiopia. Mussolini counters with a plan risking a broader war, including a potential attack on Britain. The embargo debate follows Italy’s war actions and boosts fear of a new global conflict. In Mt Airy, pupils prepare for Thanksgiving break and the school moves to new quarters ahead of December 13 dedication.
Mare shal Petro Badogno, new commander of Italian forces in the north, confronts the hardest phase of the campaign to subdue Ha ishown J veying dhe far dung battle ime ota, od Erites.
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