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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
1
A state extradition request surfaces amid talks involving Ambassador De Lahealay and figures Hell Phillips and Sayre. Officials urged adherence to legal process as discussions continue on the matter.
The Brunswick case advances as Thomas Hargrave, a key State witness, is arrested on liquor charges minutes after testifying against John E. Coulter. Hargrave bonded at 250 dollars per charge. Wilson, a missing material witness, is also taken into custody as authorities pursue further indictments tied to the Still House blast.
Judge Charles W. Woodward upheld Montgomery County huckster law in Circuit Court Rockville. Rowart P. Ade Holmes Bakery found guilty and fined 25 dollars. four others arrested face fines in Police Court. The law requires door to door sellers to obtain a 100 dollar license from the circuit court clerk. Miss May F. Kohn led a Hood College group visiting Garrison Junior High and Girls Western High in Baltimore.
The report notes 0 inches precipitation for October 1954 to date with a 3.29 inch reading for Bunatte today. It lists yesterday’s high at 71 degrees and a low at 30 degrees with a year ago low of 48. October precipitation to date is 0 inches, deficiency 3.22 inches, and normal October precipitation is not specified.
Annapolis October 17 The Maryland Court of Appeals overruled a defense motion to vacate its July 12 opinion ordering Emory L Coblentz former president of the defunct Central Company of Maryland to stand trial in Baltimore on fraudulent corporate misrepresentation charges. The motion claimed Judge Sloan was disqualified The court held Sloan not disqualified.
The 64th annual Parkway church session heard Rev C W Fink report on missionary gains within the Galvia Church of God region. Growth included Hagerstown Brunswick Bakerton and Mt Lena union churchs distinct property holdings and future plans to add three more units.
Atlantic City Oct 17 The American Federation of Labor voted to oppose U S participation in the Olympic games next year. The convention urged a labor boycott on Nazi goods and services and called for unions to contribute to a fund aiding German refugees.
The New York market saw selective buying sustain activity while quiet profit taking restrained price advances. Trading showed little bearish sentiment as optimism cooled, with a modest rally in wheat and mixed bond activity though pound sterling opened at 4.91 percent.
William Proctor a 30 year old man held in jail after an alleged attempt to hang Ernest Lane may face recommittal to an insane asylum after a conference between State’s Attorney Sherman P. Bowers and Circuit Court judges. Proctor previously killed a Greer Street restaurant patron in 1931 and was committed to Crownsville but released two years later. officials fear he remains unstable and dangerous.
The stay down miners strike in coal villages loses momentum as workers return to work while others join wives and comrades at the pithead. The miners federation executive council recommended resuming work, signaling a decline in the 176 000 strong walkout sparked by opposition to non union federation labor.
Report claims Italian forces bombed the British camel corps, with London and Rome trading denials. A separate committee for economic sanctions adjourned without reaching a decision.
Geneva reports warn that Switzerland faces Swiss parliamentary backlash if Italy retaliates against the League sanctions. Officials say Swiss unemployment and hardship could rise if Italy buys nothing from Switzerland, as Poland seeks ships built in Italy paid with coal. France backs a special subcommittee to guard exemptions.
Frederick Elks Lodge No. 684 welcomed District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler John E. Lynch from Washington D C on an official visit. Lynch spoke on reinstating demitted members adding new ones and outlined nationwide efforts for Joseph T Fanning. Installations set for November 14 with a radio address by President Roosevelt anticipated.
Two favorites in the main race were doped and a break in occurred at the tracks. The race was called off after officials found sleeping horses Deduce and Silent Shot and torn stall boards. Racing Secretary John Purcell Turner Sr. said the substance would have drugged them. Washington dispatch reports Fletcher defending New Deal spending and credit restoration.
The Frederick Retail Merchants Association met at Hotel Frederick to plan a fall sales drive. They urged festival decorations and more music to boost holiday spirit and asked members to use the slogan Buy In Frederick And Save in ads. A final planning dinner is set for October 30.
A defendant from Kuhn near Wolfsville sought to regain a forfeited $1,000 bail after failing to answer at the courthouse. Kuhn pleaded guilty to moonshining via attorney Alton Bennett as Associate Judge Arthur Py Willard considers whether bond should be reinstated. John W. Cline stands as bondsman.
The Hoom mothers of one wash Magtukr SSTEC outlined a bingo party and cake sale at the school for November 13 chaired by Mrs Thelma Harrison. Committees named include Bingo chair Mrs John Null and others such as Mrs Clinton Rhoades and Mr Fogle as chairmen. The meeting adjourned until the following Wednesday in November.
French premier Laval states France would offer aid to Britain if Italy begins hostilities first, while declining to comment on the presence of an English fleet in the Mediterranean.
British Somaliland officials report a vast aviation complex sixteen miles east of Alexandria behind a barbed wire fence, with more than 1,200 Royal Air Force planes assembled. Observers note a massive fortification and multiple hangars guarding a key Mediterranean staging area.
Fragmented OCR describes a 2 cent drop in gasoline prices and references a price move from 104 toward lower levels. Mentions motorists gaining from cheaper fuel and notes slight late shifts. specifics are unclear due to garbled text. Local context and exact figures remain uncertain.
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