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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1935

Page

10

Aduwa Falls to Italian Forces as Ethiopia Fronts Break

Italian Army enters Aduwa after resistance collapses as Gen Maravignas orders occupation. Reports claim heavy casualties and a mass bombing with air support, while League committee weighs Italy's actions and Roosevelt warns travelers about risk to vessels.

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Montgomery County Leader Weds Thelma Lawson Crawford in NYC

Montgomery County civic and political figure Maj Lee Blair Lee married Thelma Llewellyn Lawson Crawford in a quiet Madison Avenue Presbyterian ceremony in New York City. The groom, a longtime county Democratic leader and former Maryland official, plans to return to Washington around October 18 with his bride.

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Consumer forgotten man under new deal label

The Liberty League accused the administration of neglecting consumers and said retail food prices rose about 32 percent during the AAAS life. It claimed consumers had contributed 920 million dollars in processing charges and faced potential losses from the operation of a creditor corporation financed through treasury funds.

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Fair Grounds Draw Visitors For Seventy Fifth Annual Exhibition

Despite rain and cold, a large crowd visited the fair grounds on Sunday to inspect preparations for the seventy fifth annual fair opening Tuesday. Exhibits, concessions, and grandstand attractions including Hill’s Elephants and Wilbur’s Circus are ready. officials anticipate better weather to boost attendance and outdoor events.

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Typhoid Outbreak Blamed on Camp Hairdresser in Maryland

In Haverstown Maryland a hairdresser working as a concessionaire at Camp Louie near Cascade is blamed for a typhoid outbreak that killed three girls and sickened eleven others. The health officer’s report links contaminated well water and off site hairdressing to infections at the CCC camp and a separate case near Frederick.

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France May Head State University

Washington reports former United States Senator Joseph I. France as the leading prospect to succeed Dr Raymond A. Pearson as president of the University of Maryland. He has backing from Governor Harry W. Nice and Maryland political leaders and is described as an alumnus through the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Observers note Pearson’s fight and reopening bid influence regents’ choice, with France portrayed as farmer and agriculturist suited to the university’s agricultural college faction.

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A distorted OCR passage describes payments or purchases involving Mr. Wiles, a green grocery purchase, and a joint operation near a location, with reference to a year's salary, a house, a phone bill, and fruit items. The text lacks clear events or names.

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