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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1935

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City to vote on sewer plan amid no front foot tax

The city lays out a sewerage referendum with details on cost shares. Federal aid of 452000 plus city funding up to 553000 will be financed by forty year bonds at 3 percent. Each taxpayer faces about ten cents per hundred on the tax bill. Connection costs run 65 to 85 cents per lineal foot to the property line.

Frederick al- Germen Costa Public Works Administration G. J. Requardt Whitman, Requardt and Smith

Weather Today and September Precipitation Summary

The report shows no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. yesterday. September to date rainfall is 6.91 inches, above the normal 2.35 inches. 1894 September totals reached 10.64 inches. Deficiency in year-to-date precipitation stands at 15.81 inches through mid-September. Highs and lows are 1 and 47 degrees from yesterday and a year ago respectively. Sunset 6.27 p.m., sunrise 5.46 a.m., moon phase tomorrow. Streams Monocacy and Pokggens are muddied.

Bun Witon

Roosevelt and Coughlin Meet at Hyde Park

President Roosevelt and Father Charles Coughlin held a private discussion at Hyde Park New York yesterday. Details of their talk remained unclear while the outspoken priest has recently been critical of several New Deal policies.

Hyde Port Hyde Park N.Y Roosevelt Charles B. Coughlin Roosevett

Snell charges Roosevelt uses unconstitutional bills as campaign issue

New York Republican leader Representative Snell accuses President Roosevelt of forcing unconstitutional measures through Congress to frame a 1930s campaign issue. He warns of mob rule and a deliberate attack on the Constitution by administration allies and the Supreme Court.

Washington Snell New York House Roosevelt Congress Supreme Court Aly

Fifteen Gypsy Campers Held and Fined in Frederick Case

Police rounded up a large Gypsy group near Frederick Junction after a camp on West Patrick Street drew crowds. Justice Sinn fined the group costs for the hearing while excluding the fifteen children from the courtroom. Leaders gave names including Steve Miller Joe Miler Tom Miler and Spider Nicholas and claimed no harm was done. Cars carried licenses from Maine to Oklahoma as the group returned to jail with costs paid.

Roy M. Hiltner Frederick County Walter E. Sinn Sinn Oeavey Steve Miller Joe Tom Miler Pete Miler Lank Nicholas Spider Nicholas Peg Morgan Frederick Junction Allen Bartgis West Patrick Street Ben Phebus, Jr John E. Crum Laflux Adaress Martin’s Ferry Steubenville Ohi Maine Georgia Oklahoma

Hitler Attacks Wilsons Fourteen Points in Nazi Rally

Nurnberg dispatch says Reichsfuehrer Hitler in a Nazi party proclamation attacks President Wilsons 14 points, decries foreign maneuvering, and declares Germany secure by its own strength. He asserts peace with neighbors and guards liberty and labor with the army as its cherished asset.

Nurnberg Germany Wilson League of Nations Maxis

Hospital Managers Meet at Frederick City Hospital

The Frederick City Hospital board held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday. Miss M Louise Johnson presided in Mrs Casper Cline's absence as president. Renovation progress on the first floor was reported and a resignation prompted appointment of J Walker Catty to the board. August figures show 222 patients treated, 174 admitted, 176 discharged, 4% pay, 56 part pay, 107 free, 12 births, and 10 deaths.

Frederick City Hospital Casper Cline Grayson Mix J. Walker Catty Daniel W. Fetteroff Washington Ty Wil Errur

Farm to Market Roads Talks Advance in Maryland Federation

The Maryland Farm Bureau Federation Board of Directors met to discuss proposed farm to market roads. Federation secretary FE Wise said plans have been developed for more than six months and definite plans will be ready for approval at the next board meeting.

Baltimore Maryland Farm Burray Federation FE. Wise

Maryland Bank Commissioner Ghingher resigns

John J. Ghingher Maryland Bank Commissioner since 1933 presented his resignation to Governor Nice effective next Monday. John Hospelhorn deputy commissioner will act as commissioner until a successor is chosen. Governor Nice expressed regret and congratulated Ghingher on his appointment. Sahaah Central Bank of Baltimore.

Baltimore John J. Ghingher Maryland Bank Uday Nice John Hospelhorn

Chiropodists Convene Two Day Meeting Across States

Chiropodists from Maryland Pennsylvania the District of Columbia Virginia and West Virginia gather at the Francis Scott Key hotel for a two day convention under the Maryland Pedic Association. Speakers include Dr Lester A Walsh and Dr Harry A Budin with sessions on non operative techniques orthopedic strappings and foot care demonstrations.

Maryland Pennsylvania District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia Withold & Quintuplets Francis Scott Key National Association Maryland Pedic Association Maryland Association Lester A. Walsh Wilmington Del Temple University Philadelphia

County Club Women Plan Season Events

County club women outline a busy season with meetings, socials, and charity drives. Plans include a schedule of programs, fundraisers, and community service in the coming months.

Reading and Music Plans Discussed at County Federations

The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs outlines reading and music courses for the year with clubs to choose emphasis. The annual federation meeting is set for March 1936. Tri County Meeting moves to Hagerstown with sessions in the State Armory and a fashion show by Kiwanis conflicting with the venue.

Frederick County Yurel Fieladiis Hagerstown Taybugen Federation Fair Helen Pearson Federation George Cuick Merryland Tract Ue State Extension Service Maursland Library Commission UU Dtambate Walehier Tri Whey Feat Schiuuks He Atta Frederick Washingwnt Carroll Frederirkc State Armory Kiwanis Club Venia M. Keller College Park H.C. Byrd University of Maryland Evelyn Tobey Fashion Service New York Lovey Thomas P. Culler Ballenger County Federation IV Stone Grace Burger Richard & Hargett Fitner & Ikon Genevieve Thomas Mere Ten O Kidd Florence Surman Olivier King Preston Zimms~ Man Howard T. Smith Luther DB Bussard Myrtle V. Ghat Paul Buhrman J. Allen Pryor Harry Bovie JG. Shawbaker Clifford Miler Mar Miller Carrs Harp C. Vincent Biser Charles Remsberg Helen Safritn Z Kindley Thomas FP Charles S. Houck, Jr

NR A payroll and staff downsizing after Supreme Court ruling

Washington reports the National Recovery Administration now has 3,042 employees and a monthly payroll around 650 thousand dollars as the agency scales back after the Supreme Court struck down its codes. Others helped laid off workers find positions in Resettlement Administration and related New Deal agencies, with 600 to 700 placed and some taking new government roles without reporting.

Washington D. C Supreme Court Resettlement Administration F. KE. R.A Po WA Alier N. R.A

Utility Offer Prompts City Hall Over Street Curb Falls

The Potomac Edison Company branch offered the city 4000 dollars to cover or remove street curb falls in certain sections. City Commissioner Harry Irvine stated in his opinion 6000 dollars is not enough for the electric company to pay.

H.ow. Price Potomac Edison Company Harry Irvine

Mobilized Police Take Charge on Storm Town Roads

State police were moved to the Eastern Shore to manage traffic and guard property after a storm. Governor Harry W. Nice announced additional forces were deployed. he tied the action to a recent county arrest wave and unrest over post-payment licenses.

Baltimore Addional Harry W. Nice Oday Gitta Jase Chaernor Nice Ater Gers

Marriage annou ncement amid campus romance in Columbus

A high profile wedding is planned in Columbus Wisconsin as Gov Kei Ss Oilix daughter Joyner Kane and Erik Jo Stare prepare to wed at the Baron Royce executive mansion on September 14. It is unclear if political events in Donde Ann will affect the ceremony.

Loaustina Ss Oilix Joyer Kane Erik Jo Stare Columbus Wis Usman Oe eVera Royce

Funeral arrangements for Senator Huey P. Long revealed

Baton Rouge reports simple funeral services planned as Long lies in state in the capitol rotunda. Governor Allen vows to uphold Long’s principles while leaders maneuver to maintain the Long political machine amid a looming power struggle.

Baton Rouge Bent Huey P. Long Polinosus Phaamedt Te Tari Baltlefeld Allen Capitol Gerald L. K. Smith King’s Highway Charistian Church Shreveport Lanatoorgeaiver

Dr Galloway Weds Mrs Thompson In Grace Church

Dr Walter C. Galloway a Wilmington physician and Mrs Birdie B. Thompson of Cherkelsburg were married Tuesday afternoon at Grace Protestant Episcopal church New Market by Rev Leon Watergate. The groom is described as a retired physician aged 60 and the bride as a widow.

Dr. Galloway Wilmington, N.C Thompson Ft Disith Walter C. Galloway Wilington, Noo Birdie Bo Thompson Chaldersburg Grace Motestant Episcopal Church New Market Leon Tinganore Parish

Britain backs League covenant in decisive assembly speech

British Foreign Minister Sir Samuel Hoare pledged full support to the League of Nations covenant in its entirety and warned that failure to enforce a peaceful solution to the Dal o Ethiopian dispute could sever Britain’s ties to Europe. Delegates hailed the speech as historic yet viewed the threat as a warning to Italy not to reject a late compromise.

Tle Cary Great Britain League of Nations Ramuel Herre League Assembly Sir Samuel League England Howe Jever Enthusiaaen Apeech Uel Mussolini Italy Hoare Bir Samuel Samu

Bullishness Fervid In New York Market

Bullish sentiment surged in New York shares as traders speculated on advances and traded in a broad mix of stocks. Some groups moved to new yearly highs while motors and accessories attracted steady buying amid moderate cotton steel bond conditions and favorable evening trade data. Call money stood at a quarter percent as the pound opened at 4.94.

New York Sept

Veterans of Grand Army of the Republic Parade in Grand Rapids

Grand Army of the Republic veterans march in Grand Rapids with faltering steps along a three quarters mile route. About 400 veterans gathered for the encampment with business sessions starting. Paul Roy of Gettysburg carries invitation from Pennsylvania governor to meet Confederate veterans at the battlefield.

Grand Rapids Grand Army of the Republic Paul Roy Gettysburg Pennsylvania

Jury Blames Unknown For Killing Of Woman In Capitol Heights

In Capitol Heights Maryland a coroner's jury found Estelle Teulon of Maryland Park died at the hands of unknown persons though testimony suggested a gunshot entered through her mouth and exited the head. Dr James J Boyd Forrestville coroner's physician testified about the wound and prior belief of possible self infliction.

Capitol Heights Estelle Teulon Maryland Park

Pittsburgh Man To Get Coal Board Place

Hyde Park Sept 11 AP The appointment of Charles Hostord of Pittsburgh to the new coal board commission appeared certain today with a recommendation to President Roosevelt by Senator Goffey. Hostord is a Princeton and Harvard Law graduate and has been associated with the Western Pennsylvania Association.

Hyde Park Charles Hostord Pittsburgh Coal Sinza Albin Commission Ala Ranevels Seneator Goffey Pennsylvania Princeton Harvard Law Son

Plans for Maryland at National Legion Convention

Ltate Commander Charles E. Houck Jr of the American Legion readies Maryland’s delegation for the National Convention to begin soon. Houck has been in Baltimore daily as state affairs pivot toward new duties with the Westin. An ambitious contest at Ocean City inspired a state convention committee meeting held Thursday to appoint the adjutant for the coming year.

Charles 8. Houck, Jr American Legion Maryland Legion Houes Baltimore Ocean City Ais Bs Houck

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