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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
11
A garbled OCR passage from Oregon references AAMD and cannery issues, mentioning a move to Erie City and a father figure. The text is unclear with stray names and phrases, offering little coherent event or quotes to anchor a full news card.
Anne Farnsworth endures a harrowing night as a fatal crash claims Luke Farnsworth and Lucinda. Rob confronts anger and blame while Anne grapples with family tragedy, hidden motives, and the looming promise of tomorrow.
Names and events list the week’s social calls and family visits across local households. Visitors include Mrs. Kurug and Mr. Maa, Miss Mary, Mrs. Aumust, and families from Barrer and King in a township roundup. Lions Club and directors meet at 7:40 PM. plans for a permanent headquarters and Havore venue discussed.
The board charged a Washington garage with labor law violations amid union tensions. Detained workers faced discharge while others kept quiet about union activity. Board Chairman J Wo Mad and Edwinail Dar led the push, with October 22 noted for filing.
George Ross sketches a city tapestry from Jimmie Durante riding an elephant to Billy Rose’s $250000 Hippodrome spectacle. He notes Hemingway’s companion Sydney Franklin, Ed Wynn’s Keenan, John Drew’s kin, Mary Rogers, and others amid Broadway gigs and club scenes. A mural of street life, costumes, and curious signs across Manhattan unfolds.
A damaged ad notes a car that has been completely serviced or reconditioned by Albaugh’s for $575. It mentions radio, tires, original Duco paint, and that nothing ran when the work occurred.
Delegates at Staunton Virginia voted disciplinary measures for members guilty of drunkenness liquor selling and rental of property where liquor is sold. Bishop Edwin Mouzon of Charlotte North Carolina spoke asserting repeal of the eighteenth amendment was the most disastrous event of the 20th century. The discipline vote followed the temperance report presented by W W Millan of Washington DC.
Kendall C. Hill, sentenced for the murder of Albert Atwell, starts regular prison routine at Maryland Penitentiary. He vows to be a model prisoner, questions remain about intent, and medical examination will assess his condition as he serves out the sentence in Bel Air care court records.
Baltimore October hearing held by State Employment Commissioner Harry C Jones on charges against Raymond C Newman an inspector for the State Roads Commission recently suspended. Willis Jones defended for the Maryland Classified Employer Association. Newman alleged to have removed an inspector from a concrete mixer on a road job near Trappe Maryland and to have laid a road drain pipe inaccurately. The commission reserved its decision at the end of the hearing.
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