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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 03, 1935

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Farm to Market Roads Seen For Frederick County

Frederick County outlines a Federal farm to market road program to improve highways from smaller communities. About 72 miles of roads are estimated to cost 61 million with projects planned on Blaie road New Midway to Detour Creagerstown to Jimtown and Fingerboard road New Market district.

Frederick County Homer BR. Tabler Maryland State Roads Commission Tabler Francis Scott Key Hancock Blaie New Midway Detour Creagerstown Jimtown New Market District Maryland The Roads Commission

Plans Never Closed in Hagerstown Plant

On September 3 reports say the M. P. Mal Yer Organ Company plant in Hagerstown remains open with full production. The firm has shipped saxophone organs destined for churches in Martinsburg West Virginia and Pulaski Tennessee.

Hagerstown M. P. Mal Yer Organ Company Martinsburg W. Va Pulask

Campbell Breaks Own Speed Record at Bonneville Salt Flats

Maururi Kaupuru, England's speed ace, aimed for 300 mph on the Salt Flats. Campbell's Bluebird eased to an average 299.875 mph after two runs, with an opening mile at 364.311 mph and a second mile at 295.566 mph.

Bonneville Salt Flats Utah Mauruiu Kaupuru England Salt Bede Campbell Mer Deytong Beach Fla

Thought Trend Queen Astrid's Inus Interred in Royal Crypt

In America a ceremony marked the interment of the thought trend queen Astrid’s remains. The event drew attention to the royal crypt and attendees of the ceremony observed the solemn proceedings.

Astrid Inu. S Royal Crypt

Annual meeting of Frederick County Teachers' Association

Dr. Beward addresses about radical, conservative and middle way views as approximately 250 Frederick County public school teachers gather at Parkway School for the annual meeting preceding the new school year. The talk covers industrialization, internationalism and social reforms shaping the nation's future.

Unitead United States Beward Cof Vhers College Caugua University Frederick County Parkway Frederick Gounty Teachers’ Association Columbia University Dr. Reisner Russia Tau England Belgium Germany Charles C Sim BT Cate Manu Worthingen Saonasvik Hejen Wadley Amt Gradae Thiemantstan der Mus Gerald Craig Horace Mann &Heow York Pruitt Laries Mansmuit

Auto collision injures man near Feagaville

One man was treated for chest injuries at Frederick City Hospital after a collision on the Jefferson Pike southwest of Feagaville involving vehicles driven by William Reedy of Washington DC and a Martinsburg resident. The Willey car rolled twice. all occupants escaped serious harm.

William Reedy Maryland Avenue Washington, D. C Martinsburg W. Va Willey Jefferson Pike Feagaville Reedy Frederick City Hospital Willeys Machine Ath Allicsons Seibert Machite Drivan Laurel Frederick Miss Seibert Peoples Court West

Mixed Opinions and Prices in New York Stock Market

Opinions and prices in today's New York stock market were decidedly mixed. Some traders took profits while others quietly bought specialties, with turnover contracting under realized gains. Grains and cotton held a restricted range and bonds showed indecisive trends as foreign exchanges remained quiet.

New York London

Coal price trends uncertain amid Gate bill debate

Dealers say coal prices unlikely to rise soon as miners’ wages remain unsettled and freight costs ease. Soft coal near six and a half dollars per ton, egg coal slightly higher, hard coal around eleven dollars. most supply from Pennsylvania and Maryland mines. Dairymen’s picnic canceled due to showers. other notes reference local public sale and housing finishes.

Walloux Urdihery George's Creek Maryland Pennsylvania Hudgittak Tie Gulley Ani

League Moves to Save Face Amid Ethiopian Crisis

London dispatch reports heightened diplomatic strains as the League of Nations convenes in Geneva. British officials push for Mussolini and Haile Selassie to pledge not to resort to war, with discussions on possible sanctions if pledges fail.

London League of Nationa Council Sess Geneva Dyinton Commissioy Mancehoukuo Laval France Muscsolini East Africa Paris Eden Itay Great Britain League Nakwis Ethiopia Mussolini o+ Inagie Abus Step Counseil

Four Shot In Hot Election In Tampa

In Tampa on September 3, rioting erupted at multiple polling places during a tense election. Three city firemen and a sheriff’s deputy were wounded, police fought crowds, and 250 to 300 troopers were ordered to seven precincts to quell the unrest. Hospitals treated several for minor injuries.

Tampa Fla Sheria Vivian Collins 116Th Field Artillery Liv W. C. Spencer

Washington Bible Class Head Rechosen at 14th Convention

Etchison of Washington and formerly of the cry was reelected president of the Organized Bible Class Association of Washington and nearby Maryland and Virginia at the 14th annual convention that began at Westminster Monday. About 330 persons attend the session which will close today.

Seads Bible Class Page McK. Etchison Washington The Cry Organized Bible Class Association Maryland Virginia Westminster

Weather Today and September Precipitation Update

The report notes 0.07 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending this morning and September totals, with 39 scenes of rainfall for the month to date and September normal at 4.25 inches. It records September 1954 precipitation at 6.4 inches and a 0.81 inch deficiency to September 1. Highs and lows are given for yesterday and last year, with sunset and moonrise/set times for tomorrow and cloudy conditions in the region.

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Dr Godell May Liner to Head State Hospital Board

Dr Godell May Liner, a physician veteran, is named to lead the state hospital board. The appointment follows a hurricane strike near the Florida Keys that damaged Sprina Field Property, prompting emergency measures and board reorganization.

DR. Goodell Pounded State Hospital Florida Keys

Doctor McAdoo to resign as Springfield Superintendent

Dr McAdoo plans to resign as superintendent at Springfield State Hospital in Sykesville to take a higher paying position at a private mental hospital in Cambridge Mass. Board discussions are set for Friday with possible successor Dr Goodell named as leading candidate.

Elier Bntt Board of Managers Goodell Springfeld State Hospital McAdoo Frederick Frederick Coun Impitation Avtams Willings Pliyeiuwia Sykesville Institution Cambridge Mass Hospital State Board of Mental Hywene Terai Aciohar Springfield Thin State Hospital E. P. Blecteam

Vrs Ridgely Again First To Pay Taxes

The city tax levy took effect this morning with Ellen Ridgely of South Market street first to pay. Mrs Henry Walker of West Second street followed as the first automobile owner to submit payment under the new law though auto license applications will not be issued until December. Payments will be credited at the city office on presentation.

Cry Ellen Redgely South Market Street Wes

Four prisoners charged with attempted jail break at Carroll county jail

Four inmates at Carroll county jail face charges of attempted jail break after a silver knife fashioned into a key was found hidden in a cell. The suspects include Ropers Stern serving liquor manufacture charges, Percy Sunday jailed for bigamy, and James Wilson and Thomas Adams both held for larceny. Other prisoners heard of the plan and discussed overpowering a guard to seize his gun. Trial set for tomorrow.

Minnser Carroll County Ropers Stern Iquor Percy Sunday James Wilson Thomas Adams

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