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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1935
Page
10
Rome reports Britain and Germany being sounded for possible cooperation if sanctions are imposed on Italy. France and Britain seek a mutual aid accord amid the Ethiopian crisis while Paris prepares a cabinet draft. Italy evacuates consulates as tension rises and Haile Selassie mobilizes Ethiopian defenses.
Frederic County officials mull a WPA or PWA grant to raze the Montevue almshouse. Grand jury urged demolition, citing fire hazards. a 70-30 federal partnership was once discussed but dropped for cost. Negotiations reopen if funds become available. board president Derr hints improvements could pay back in about fifteen years. Almshouse bonds refunded.
A UC Department of Agriculture report records 51 hog cholera outbreaks in August across Maryland counties. Twenty-one on breeding farms and three on backyard pens. most new centers of infestation, 34, show disease spread, with 3 of unknown origin. Washington County leads with 36 outbreaks, Frederick 10, Worcester 4, Kent 3, Queen Anne’s 3, Charles and Prince George’s 1 each. The majority cluster near cities and towns, with spread hard to trace in several districts.
In Baltimore on October 1 ninety percent of milk and cream from a fifty mile radius is said to be controlled by the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc formerly the Maryland Association. Court testimony touched on a planned monopoly and price controls amid a pending suit against Miller Dairy Products Co challenging health department regulations. The session also covered a 1928–1930 price agreement for 2 cents a gallon differential and the role of local dairy groups in enforcing supply terms. A separate note reports a Knoxville boy struck by a school bus with a scalp laceration and brain concussion.
Frederick Fair directors report department issues as entries falter. Poultry department closed after all entries removed. Sheep and Swine sections shut. Horse and cattle sections report limited activity. Officials note entry problems across divisions, with officials including Mayor Lloyd Cutter and Shoemaker cited in the summary.
Equity case names the Routvahns and others in real estate disputes as Jacob Rohrback attorneys prepare filings. Marriage licenses issued for Hubbard and Forrarath Urbish, Cooper and Lunceford, Criger and Johnson, Brown and Setheron among others. Deeds show transfers from Gilmore R Flaunt to Clem H Byler and wife in city and from Norwood and Langdon area.
Baltimore on October 1 Francis H Dryden Maryland Works Progress Administrator outlined a table showing how unemployed could be absorbed by federal work relief rolls with the November 1 end of measures approaching. He said figures will be ready soon and would indicate absorption across agencies funding work programs under WPA and public works. State Senator Raymond Kennedy, a Democrat from Baltimore, said he would ask Governor Nice to convene a hearing after November to discuss relief leadership changes at state and city levels.
A fragment recounts the Czech Legion forming in Russia during World War I to aid liberation of Czechoslovakia from Habsburg rule. After defection by Russia and a Red revolution, the 70,000 strong force marched east through Siberia seeking to join Western forces, later learning they must stay to deter enemy prisoners and guard Siberian grain. The unit even ran a postal system along the Trans-Siberian Railway while encamped in Siberia.
In Barrow Alaska Oct 1 a peculiar local custom grows around the missing famous flyers Wil Rogers and Wiley Post. Charles D Brower known as the Blue Gress section loner plans to honor the pair with farm gates that can be opened from an automobile by pulling a cord near the wreckage site.
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