Denies Violating Campaign Pledge Ahead of Today
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1935
Page
1
Frederick Eyes Bond Plan for Million Dollar Sewerage Project
Mayor Loyd C Cullers says a public statement will detail how Frederick property owners would pay for the proposed sewerage system if the bond issue is approved at the September 24 referendum. The city would receive 452 295 from the Federal government toward costs, with local labor requirements and a 90 percent local labor share noted. The piece also reports weather, traffic, and event impacts from rain and Labor Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jssue
Loyd C Culler
Cullers
Fear Capitalist May Be Kidnapping Victim
Colorado Springs reports the disappearance of capitalist Joseph B Ady Jr age 53 amid police activity and fears of kidnapping. He vanished with his car while his wife believed he was dressing for dinner, triggering a search spanning about 100 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Joseph B Ady
Ady
Weather Data Summary for September 1935
The report shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am at 0.32 inch, September to date 3.3 inches, normal September 2.25 inches, actual September 1934 10.4 inches. Deficiency in 1935 precipitation to September 1 stands at 5.81 inches. High temperature reported, low temperature yesterday 6 degrees, today 43 pm, moonrise 11:01 am, moonset 8:42 pm. Streams Monocacs and Regans noted as wabby cams.
Automobiles Collide Near Rose's Tea Garden Injuring Driver
A late night collision on the Washington pike near Rose's Tea Garden south of Frederick injured one person. Coates D Albaugh of 290 East Sixth Street pulled from the highway and collided with James Paghioch of Washington DC. Both drivers faced reckless driving charges scheduled for Police Court Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose's Tea Garden
Frederick
Washington Pike
KH F Lewis
Coates D Albaugh
East Sixth Street
James Paghioch Oi
Marriage Licenses Issued in Hagerstown
Marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown include Chester A Herbert and Alma A Mianei with caabilopetdi, and Frederick Clayton Martz with Ida M Bartholow. A motor vehicle accident record notes 246 Kansanasi killed in the first half of 1935, the largest tally for a similar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimder Priod
Washington's Most Unpopular Man and the Interlocking Lobby
Washington column details Senator Kenneth McKellar's battles over 30 day and 15 day sick leave for federal workers, his clashes with Comptroller General McCarl, and a vivid portrait of lobbyist Robbie Bernard B Robinson. It notes the entwined world of politics, society, and interlocking interests in 1935 Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McKellar
Bob LaFolletts
Robbie
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Ben
Kenneth McKellar
Avanneau
Geraldine da
Giiring Eral John RB
McCarl
More McKellar
McKellar Beleves
Treasury
Haquor
Saorreltar
Bob Horton
Emu
Hurta Marin
Birhert
Amon Carter
Texas
Will Hays
S Steel
Senator Gibson
NEA Service, Inc
Senator LaFollette answers critics in playful session
The Wisconsin Progressive senator drew headlines by appearing in white flannel shoes and a blue sport coat with pearl buttons while a lobbyist scene unfolded. He interacts with figures tied to power and munitions interests as four figures are named in a brisk society snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bob
Ickes Heads to Chicago for Wife's Burial
Secretary of the Interior Harold L Ickes travels to Chicago for the funeral of his wife Mrs Anna Witmarth Ickes who died in an automobile crash near Le Varde New Mexico. The services are set for 3 pm at Winnetka and Graceland Cemetery will hold private rites for relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L Ickes
Anna Witmarth Ickes
le Varde
N.M
Tekes
Winnetka
Lake Michigan
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry L Hopkins
FERA
Graceland Cemetery
Ickes
W Requa
Bryant
Evanston
Union Station
Washington
Universsity Club
Irkex
Santa Fe
Roosevelt Quiet Labor Day At Hyde Park Home
President Roosevelt spends a quiet Labor Day at Hyde Park. He faces several Congress bills not to his approval, with veto statements prepared in the study. He rejects pocket vetoes, aiming to veto unenacted measures with written reasons within the ten day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Congress
Uni
WG Babius
False Baby Clue Sparks Trial After Irish Orphan Reared
Legal counsel for Bruno Richard Hauptmann hinted at a new trial on the assertion that the infant in question was an Irish orphan taken from an orphanage and raised by a family living in Fluging, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Dee
Larder
Bruno Richard Hars
Three Killed in Plane Crash and Fire at Mill
A Western Air Express passenger plane crashed in a mill yard during a fiery outbreak. Three people were killed and fifteen injured in the collision and subsequent fire. Authorities report a violent, short gun battle preceding the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Express
Mill
Accident Near Los Angeles Shortly After Takeoff
An accident occurred soon after takeoff near Los Angeles involving Pelzer, C. Ongoing details are limited, with sparse information on casualties or exact location. Authorities are reportedly reviewing flight records and witness accounts to determine cause and extent of damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mail Heist and Fatal Plane Crash in Los Angeles
A Western Air Express plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Union Air Terminal killing three aboard, including pilot George Sherwood. Seventeen sacks of U S mail were on board as postal inspectors secured the charred wreckage amid traffic jams and ongoing investigations. Separately, riots near Grenville and Greenwood saw two companies of National Guard troopers deployed after deadly clashes between striking workers and plant guards, with multiple shots exchanged and several wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Western Air Express
Union Air Terminal
East Lake City
George Sherwood
Fred Burlew
Donna Navier
United States
Adr
Western Air Express Operations Department
National Card
Johns Ston
Grenville
Greenwood
Bertha Kelly
Teo
McDougal
Apollesman
Atrikera
No 4 Mill
Mile Acrous
Atrikers
Frederick County Teachers Plan Rally Ahead Of Open School Year
White and colored teachers in Frederick County gather for pre opening meetings at Parkway and Frederick High School. County Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt and Dr Edward H Reisner to speak. Bus drivers inspect fleet as 800 or fewer first year students expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Parkway School
Abuubud
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Eugene W Pruitt
Edward H Reisner
Teachers’ College Columbia Uriversity
James E. Spirz
Lional
Spitznas
Frederick Carroll
Legacy
Garrett
Washington
Frederick County Teachers’ Associaion
Ella Vo Krieg
Parkway
Association Colored School Teachers
Frederick H.ch
Dia T
Agae Phen Bethice
Leslie Conlentz
Couns Board of Education
Hany
Tounge
Pruitt
Anuiance Civil Pants
Lange
Frederick Theater
Labor groups rally to back Roosevelt in Fairmont
Organized labor halted work in many counties to celebrate gains and discuss issues. John L Lewis praised the Roosevelt record and urged union support as they push for charter goals and unresolved labor laws, while considering legal tests of new legislation and NRA reestablishment plans.
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Washington Sept
Roosevelt
Congress
Das
Fairmont W Va
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers and
Tice
American Federation of Labor
Tabors
Labor Day Observances Clouded by Rain Across Maryland
Labor Day events in Baltimore and Cumberland faced overcast skies and rain. About 25 000 people attended the Maryland Federation of Labor parade in Baltimore while the Cumberland gathering revived after a decade pause. The Timonium Fair opened with prize shows and agricultural contests amid damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geueral Nouuays
Balmore
Cumberland
Marland
Batlumare Federation of Labor
Timonium Far
Waryland State Far and Agriculural Society
Order of DeMolay
Baltimore
Order of Red Men
Boonsboro
Knights of Pyiluas
Oakland
King Leopold in doubt for Queen Astrid funeral attendance
Brussels reports fear King Leopold may miss Queen Astrid’s funeral while his three children remain with him in seclusion at their castle. Royal procession details include cavalry detachments and diplomatic observers. Police investigate a lunch room robbery near Frederick as deputies probe possible stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Leopold
Astrid
Belgium
Hurricane Heads Toward Florida From Gulf Storms
A hurricane near the Florida straits threatens the coast with evacuations in Miami and Daytona while boats seek shelter. The storm system tracks toward Ponce de Leon Inlet as officials warn residents along the coast and nearby waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayang
Florida Straits
Daytona
Ponce de Leon
Havana
Yara Cruz
Mhama
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Long Island
Bahamas
Britain France Italy protest huge concession
Diplomats from Britain France and Italy pressed Haile Selassie over a concession to a US corporation in Ethiopia. The emperor defended sovereign rights saying he could do as he pleased in his own country. British minister Sir Sidney Barton sought revocation but received no change in stance. News notes Greece will stay neutral in Mediterranean power struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addin Ababa
Sidney Barton
Ethiopia
Bia
Fimmeror Haile Selasate
Barton
Halle Selassie
Kingscape
United States Corporation
Anthony Aden
League of Nations
Paria
Laval
Geneva
Wedmendas
Haifa
Palestine
Malta
Suez Canal
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Francis M Buickett
Europe
Associated Press
United States
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