22 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1935
Page
1
A jury convicted a teenage suspect in the fatal intoxicated driving incident involving a young woman. The case centered on the accused’s conduct and responsibility for the death, with prosecutors presenting evidence of negligence and impairment. The court set forth the verdict after deliberations, detailing charges and potential sentencing considerations.
A magistrate sentenced a man to nineteen months in a case labeled Cut Investigation. The ruling sets a term focusing on the alleged offenses under inquiry, with detention to follow under applicable legal procedures.
Inquiries continue into the party linked slaying of a Louisville married woman. Jockey Willie Saunders faces questioning over the auto ride death of Mrs Evelyn Sliwinski. Baltimore police sought Saunders after Beanders Headley stable agent said Saunders was in the city before the incident.
Dr Carl A Sundberg of Springfield Ohio will address a large crowd at the Pythian Castle in Mountain City Lodge room next Monday night. The talk follows his Baltimore venue October 29 under organizer William F Broening. Music by Maude Waters Dittmar ensemble. introduction by Rev Dr Amos John Traver.
New York stock activity today shows broad profit taking with some industrials retreating while steels rails and utilities mostly hold. A fierce first hour left ticker tape behind floor trades and a 920000 share turnover in 60 minutes marked its largest since February 1934. Grain markets mixed with a neutral to cautious stance, cotton firm as Bankhead ginning cuts loom, and foreign exchange steady with Call money at 0.25 percent and sterling at 4.91 dollars.
Washington observers report New Dealers back on jobs and predicting a hard battle for Roosevelt. Attitudes split over relief spending and meat prices from AAA policies. Fears grow that WPA funding could become a political liability while GOP prospects in states like Ohio and Iowa improve. Borah garners more attention than other Republicans but no clear frontrunner emerges.
Ruth Nichols, injured in a bed accident yesterday, was reported slightly improved but still in grave danger. Captain Marty Hublitz, 42, of New York City, died while aiding in the rescue effort after midnight. initial injuries were considered less serious than Nichols's.
The Roosevelt ship races through worsening seas as a van of the storm follows, with final fishing reports indicating preparations to return home. Strong winds and high waves challenge the crew, while officials monitor weather and safety procedures aboard.
A Caribbean hurricane swept across Jamaica and western Haiti, wrecking Santiago de Cuba and causing three deaths and four injuries. Debris filled streets as power failed and bread and milk shortages appeared. The ship Cuba diverted to Antilla as the storm halted further travel.
Weather expert predicts a cooler spell ahead as October ends with a wet inch of rain totals. Residents debate furnace use while autumn leaves pile up and a late frost seems possible. Humidity and rainfall defy long term norms, with streams running lower than typical for the period.
New York AP reports Louis signs for two Madison Square Garden bouts this winter. First bout in December against Paulino Uzcudun for the Christmas fund, second in March against an opponent to be chosen. Opponent names include Detroit negro heavyweight Loupis and Fontaine de Lot, the sensational gong.
At a Civic Club meeting the education chair led a program on Stephen Foster the life and music of the composer. Grace Burgee and accompanist William E Kindley presented facts, songs, and a poetical month on Service. Reports covered the state executive meeting and a North Carolina Tennessee trip. A letter announced a Johns Hopkins conference and the club voted to donate to the Children's Aid Society.
Lord Carson, veteran statesman and former First Lord of the Admiralty, died after weeks of illness from chronic lymphatic leukemia in Kent, England. His bedside vigil was attended by Lady Carson and other family members as he passed away following recent health setbacks amid a long political career including service in the wartime Brisa cabinet 1917-18.
Frederick Taunty Count of Religious Education held a meeting in the YMCA room to discuss plans for an eight week day Bible study for school children. Rev Harvey Blue preached and a committee was formed to confer with the Frederick County School Board on the matter. The council appointed officers, audited accounts, and approved compensation for Miss Heath of Baltimore for her services at the county Lutheran church convention.
A garbled report from Ligon, North Carolina, notes a truck losing a wheel during an event involving drivers and a road accident. The text mentions Dan Madrase as a driver and references a SARL group and a warden, but details are unclear due to OCR issues.
British Marines patrolled Kingston, Kingston, St. Vincent, as martial law took effect after clashes between labor demonstrators and police. Mob violence sealed off streets, with rioting, casualties, and women among the wounded. Governor Sir James Grier faced a mob at the courthouse before a promise to meet representatives.
Frederick club reports monthly prenatal care with 80 patients since May 29 new cases 22 white 7 colored 14 returned. Regional conference set for October 1936 with delegates from Frederick Annapolis Washington and Hagerstown. Mrs Croghan describes Bronxville trip and Hauptmann grave visit. International president Doris B Neum present. William Burley celebrated 62nd wedding anniversary with surprise party at Evangelical Reformed church.
England declares no move toward war with Italy. The terse note downplays any imminent military action and reiterates a cautious diplomatic stance amid regional tensions.
Eight thousand crack Ethiopian troops move toward Dessye as Emperor Haile Selassie consolidates defenses. General Emilio De Bono says Italian tank methods will be carried out methodically. Ras Muluguoda leaves Addis Ababa with final orders for Dessye defense.
The report shows 24 hour precipitation figures with October totals and normal values. It lists yesterday’s temperature as 78, forecasts low temperatures, and sun and moon times. The source contains many garbled terms and unclear station names.
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