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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 04, 1935

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Dixie Liner Safe as Rescue Fleet Prepares Transfer

Rescue ships gather off French Reef to begin transferring 372 passengers from the Dixie stranded offshore Miami. Crew say passengers are calm as weather improves. liner leaking fuel and taking water but not in immediate danger. Lifeboats stand by alongside Pearlene, Gatun, Linon, Reaper, and El Occidente.

Miami Fla Dixie French Reef French Key E W Sundstrom Morear Line Divie Sundstrom Peletane Gatun Linon Reaper Morgan Line el Occidente

Rain totals near three inches this week across the area

Rainfall accumulated through Monday reached nearly 3 inches with 1.99 inches by Monday and 1.95 inches more by today. The Frederick Chapter Order of De Molaye dance at the Braddock pavilion was postponed indefinitely due to bad weather, chaired by Harry Nogie. A 20 acre Palmer property northeast of Wolfsville was sold Tuesday at auction to Walter I Stotlemeyer for 335 dollars, Preston Fry acting as auctioneer.

Braddock @freights Harry Nogie Albert M Palmer Ouse Palmer Wolfsville Wolfsvile Walter I Stotlemyer Preston Fry

Weather Summary With Sept Precipitation Figures

The report lists 24 hour precipitation to 7 am at 66 inches, September to date 205 inches, normal September 339 inches, and September 1064 inches to date. High yesterday 62, low 66, sunrise 0646, moonrise 042 and moonset 030. Conditions describe cloudy, muddy roads and Powmac with overcast skies.

Italy rejects equality claim at League over Ethiopia

Geneva reports Baron Aldo says Italy cannot discuss its dispute on equal terms with Ethiopia at the League of Nations. Eden asserts Britain and Italy share interests will be respected, while Ethiopia mobilizes women as volunteers for Haile Selassie’s army and reinforcing guards travel to improve security.

Geneva Italy League of Nations Ethiopia League Baron Pompeo Aldsi Mussolini Anthony Eden Firnish Aden Tald Eden Council Great Britain E'Sania Addis Auvava Haile Selassie

Small Dips Rallies Fail to Enliven Market Report

New York stock activity shows indifference with small dips and rallies failing to energize the session. Turnover remains light as brokers await stimulation signals while notes and currencies show mixed movement.

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Broad Run School Delivers Turmoil Amid Consolidation Drive

In Lenni NCoblentz presidency of the Board of Education, Broad Run pupils are bused to Middletown as consolidation progresses. Fifteen to twenty pupils suffer injuries in a blast and bus transfer plans, while patrons run the closed school with no teacher present and vow to keep children enrolled daily.

Broad Run Fintan Schodl Board of Education Middletown Lenin N Coblentz Coblentz Eugene W Pruitt Hugh Jefe Marehall Ahalt Taory Broad Run Sch Quebec Extal Paris Brunswick High School Harry Souder Mont J Souder Patroy Kelly Huffer Moru Pelsek Morrison Vela Vaal Pti Anhalt

Retail Grocers Meeting Set for September 16 in Winchester Hall

Independent grocers of Frederick County plan a meeting September 16 at Winchester Hall under Save-U Stores Frederick County auspices. Topics include current issues such as the gross receipts tax. Attendees invited include Grocers Association of Maryland members from Hagerstown Baltimore Carroll counties and other regional grocers.

Frederick County Winchester Hall Sert Save-U Frare Mary Hagerstown Baltamore Carroll Counties Iso

Enrollments Surge Across Frederick City Schools

About 2 905 pupils enrolled in Frederick City and county schools by early afternoon with Frederick High School leading at 945 students. Church Street School quickly followed, Parkway and North Market among large enrollments, while Parkway reported 531 with 41 more expected.

Cepathy Frederick High School Church Street Parkway School North Market Street Washington Street Kathrin Sak Louise James Myers Mary Mack Newtie Miller Edithe Sixmidd Robert EK Wright Marian Ogle Moser Allan Nace Edna Schaefles Vist Isabel Boone Eila Vo Krexnes Pio oobirreGa Mary Alice Marke Helen Eo Merier Beatie Stauffer Libian Beranero Ruth Simin Mary D Fowle Frusnour Moionard S Harper

New Deal In Washington Looms In Congress

Washington accelerates toward New Deal policies as the Senate prepares to consider law measures. Key figures include Wheeler of Montana and Wagner of New York shaping railroad, labor, and interstate commerce acts. Amid debates on economic reform, veteran leaders face pressure while supporters tout major reforms.

Warton KO Wheeler Montana Roberto Wagner New York Far West Rharman Interstate Commerce Tammany Labor Disputes Act Railroad Pansons White House Lodge Underwood Marlin Smoot Penrose Longworth Cline Hee Tag Bherm Boon Mane Marr Tee Foltette Sit Wes Ceorge Norris Wheeler Giftes Riscommst- Tee Kaekee Monrey Blind- Weland Amerchant Marine Subeid Ball Wagner National Labor Relations Board

Attendance at Timonium Fair Highlights Frederick county youth

Frederick county 4 H boys and girls under County Agent Henry Ro Shoemaker attended Timonium Fair from Monday to Friday. Exhibitors from Middletown Walkersville Jefferson and Frederick showed cattle and swine with Daniel C Poole winning second in the saw pig class. About 2000 people visited on Tuesday despite rain as fair events continued with judging and displays.

Timonium Fair & Group Frederick County Henry Ro Midtte Clearpe Daniel C Potle Jefferson Poland China

Hurricane devastation in Florida Keys claims hundreds

Survivors and rescue parties estimate a death toll between 400 and 500 as hurricane fury devastates Florida Keys. Red Cross and government forces join in evacuation and relief work amid widespread, war veterans construction camps damage and collapsed structures.

Gulf Clearwater St Petersburg West Florida Tarpon Springs Miami Jack Combs Keys Matecumbe Bey Fla Florida Keys Red Cross Gulf Area Key Weat

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