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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
2
WPA and public works programs extend employment in Maryland and surrounding counties. Officials report 1 171 families on relief, with plans to shift employable adults to WPA jobs while retaining only the unable to work on relief. The effort targets removing workers from relief rolls via job creation and county welfare coordination.
The WPA reemployment office reports 6 percent of placements registered for work on government and private projects. Many assignments failed to report for work. others were reassigned to different jobs. The Third District WPA has set up headquarters at Court and West Patrick streets with Mr Cromwell directing. Field trials end in Maryland with winners to be announced and cups awarded. The fox hunt draws nearly 300 participants as meets conclude tomorrow.
The piece reports Walt er Gchas er, a former jockey, waives extradition to Kentucky in a murder case tied to a highway death near Louisville. He remains jailed without bail awaiting magistrate Rime H Miller’s proceedings as police seek to move the case quickly.
The defendant, identified as Law 8 wa co mierre, is linked to the Chicago Heights incident in which Mia Sawueas was killed. He reportedly denied striking the woman and claimed others knew the truth. The case follows long legal battles and exile abroad affecting his public image.
In November, Jimmy Walett sails from Monthampton to New York aboard the 8 and Manhattan, determined and eager to face a mission he describes as one of the bold steps yet. He carries a steady resolve and the glow of hope as he prepares for self-imposed duties in Africa.
A recent gathering of the Young Pedrpian Catp ocratic Club in Detour aimed to organize the Middletown district. Attorney Traymen of the Baltimage City Club was guest speaker. Truman B Cash of Westminster presided. a string orchestra performed.
Jawphipe Teemen and Chane Burns m eramed with.
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