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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1935

Page

10

Philadelphia bidders win sewer bond sale with low 2.75% rate

City officials announced the sale of $257000 in sewer bonds at about 2.75 percent interest, the Philadelphia firms Rollina and Son and George B. Snyder and Co securing the high bid. The sale yielded a premium boosting the true rate to roughly 2.67 percent, with bids from Baltimore and New York firms also considered. The bonds, to mature from 1970 to 1973, were awarded after a conference with City Attorney Smith and Baltimore firm Niles Barton Morrow Yost. The Security Banknote Co. of Philadelphia printed the bonds for $135, part of a broader $558000 sewerage system authorization.

City Hall Fredenck City Wwkh Rollina and Son, Inc George B. Snyder and Company Philadelphie Edward J. Smith Carlyle Berton A. Warren Butler Jr Baltimore Niles, Barton, Morrow and Yost Benith Philadelphia Baker Watts and Company Syndicate Mercantile Trust Company of Strother, Broghan and Company Stein Broa Boyer Mackubin, Lege and Company W W. Lanahan and Company Haley, Stuart and Company New York City Alexander Brown and Sons Smith Lloyd Culler Yale Mayer Liod C Culler AWATO Security Philadelmia Mds Barton-Gillet Company Oscar T Broth and Son Company Valers

Woman Questioned as U S Agents Refuse to Comment

Washington report notes 29 Justice Department agents declined to reveal information Mrs Waddox obtained about inter r national rackets in Queenstown Lilian Maddox 33 con fereed slayer of Edward Queen 50 year old gambler They said no woman questioned about the mistaken identity eleving of Alonzo Wilson a case paperboy believed mistaken for Edward McDonald, local gambler, shot down in October 1934 while delivering a paper at McDonalds Tekoms Park Md home. Two police court cases followed.

Washington Justice Department Lilian Maddox Eddw Kueen Washington Gambier Alenzo Wilson Wilson Edward McDonald Gambier McDonsids Tekoms Park Mad&au Geld Bond Rocke

Hunter Seriously Wounded By Shot Near Taneytown

Paul Stonmere, 37, is in serious condition at Pred herjek City Hospital after a shotgun discharge near his Taneytown home. The accident occurred on a farm, sending Stonmere to Frederick County Hospital with a severe arm wound. His father John Stonesifer and brother Lubert Stanester transported him to medical care along with authorities. The exact sequence and weapon handling remain unclear.

Paul Stonmere Taneytown Bionesifer Windia Uae Aliie John Stonesifer Grateroo Llubert Stanester Tim Roland R Diller Desour Wscerjays Randin Ton de Mer Frederick Cry Tas Hs Brother

Man Released in Loring Case Inquiry

Redmond freed in the Loring murder probe as investigators disclose limited facts. The suspect, identified as a former painter and brother-in-law to Mas Lorne, denied involvement and provided no substantive details.

Viet Ho Redmond Dorie Redmond Ant Kawade Ana Fk Sydney Redmond

Virtual French Ultimatum Reported Amid War Tensions

An Allied press dispatch cites a virtual ultimatum warning Mussolini that unprovoked action against British Mediterranean shipping or France could trigger sanctions. Premier Laval’s government in France backs measures while Geneva talks on League sanctions loom. Reports recount Ethiopian frontier claims and bombardments near Dessye and surrounding fronts, with Allied observers noting possible shifts in policy.

Benito Mussolini France Paris Laval Ream Italy Geneva League of Nations Okey Pradies Fom Talan Irilands Daggah Bur Santhern

Five Hurt In Two Car Collision At City Crest

Five people were injured when a collision occurred at the crest of a hill at North Market and English Streets. Injuries ranged from facial lacerations to head and knee injuries. Charges were filed against drivers Hattie Snyder and Paul Finney for driving issues. Russell Repp was charged with reckless driving. The incident involved a vehicle trying to pass a truck and a left turn into Eighth Street.

J K. Sheffer Hagerstown Jane Axtenour BH Cecil State Police Snyder Travning DE Cline Snyder Aung Peasy Bothensee Mecer Ben Phebus Pinnerfrock Repp Market Street Eighth Street Thurmont Clfford Clabaugh Thur- Mont Myers Fennine

Strange Damascus wedding links centuries of royal unions

The piece notes a highly publicized marriage in Damascus between Nawal El Staalan of Damascus and King Jon Saud of Saudi Arabia, ruler of Hejaz. The groom sent a delegation of 40 sheiks to attend. the king, then 55, added his 161st wife under Moslem law, with the ceremony performed while he stayed in Mecca. The article mentions 164 marriages previously, 34Iran g children, and references to Koran inscriptions and mosque mosaics on stamps.

Damasus Outus Nawal el Staalan Damascus Jon Saud Saudi Arabia Hejaz Mecca Jo Ersy Atha Dfeyaz Alishathey

NEAT What stamp caused tots in India

A brief note questions which stamp triggered a reaction among children in India. It mentions a stamp event or controversy affecting young readers, with limited readable details about the exact stamp or outcome. Further context from the full article would clarify the stamp's identity and its impact on children.

India

County Delegates Seek House Control Fight For Speakership

Baltimore Evening Sun reports county members aim to take control of the State House of Delegates with expected aid from Mayor Howard W Jackson. The drive centers on overpowering Baltimore city leaders allied with William Curran and the city machine, with a February special session seen as the flashpoint.

Baltimore Evening Sun State House of Delegates Howard W Jackson Kent M Mulhkin Prince George Wljung Barne Mulukin Baltimae ci 1 Emmanuel Gorfine Baltimore City Voi Agzaret Gorfines Wiliam Curran House of Delegates Patiguether Thomas Kane Cecil County Democrac Ascor Ae Senator Millard & Trdnge Curran

Will Probated for Ire L Wolfe in 1935

The will of Ire L Wolfe appoints wife Nellie L Wolfe as usufructuary over personal property and life estate in realty with executors Henry L Wolfe and Henry Kenneth Wolfe empowered to sell and reinvest. If the wife does not occupy the real estate, executors may sell. proceeds fund the wife and then children in equal shares. Witnessed by John W Swope and Charles E Swope. The will is dated October 6 1935.

Ire L Wolfe Beer Nellie L. Wolfe Mr. Wolfe Henry L. Wolfe Henry Kenneth Wolfe John W Swope Charles E Swope

State May Seek Way To Curb Skunk Ravages

Formal notice of protection talks issued by the State Conservation Commission as it meets next week. Dr J Hubert Wade of Hagerstown a member of the commission will discuss methods to curb the rising skunk population blamed for extensive damage to rabbits game birds and other wildlife in Western Maryland. Hunters and sportmen report widespread skunk predation and farmers note damaged crops and foxes cats and other predators.

State Conservation J Hubert Wade Hagerstown Maryland Sportmen Ason Rabbita Conservation Commission

Cellar Fire Extinguished at Calvary M E Church Property

Firefighters from Independent Hose Company quickly extinguished a cellar blaze at 129 West Second Street on Friday evening. They used a pumper and kept the fire from spreading, with a heater being the suspected source. The burning building sits on property owned by Calvary M E Church.

Hee Company Romeberg West Secand Aeock Calvary M E Church

Postmasters Appointed in Washington Likely Changes

Washington on November 29 saw announced appointments for acting positions and new postmasters. Names listed include Masviand at Pine ff s Pynaremer, Wen D Line, Je at New Wind cor, and John O Crapster, Taneys yan, with details sparse.

Wi Masviand New Windcor John O Crapster Taneysyan

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