14 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1935
Page
1
Frederick Federation of Rural Women announces two section exhibit at the Frederick Fair. One section features a fruit and vegetable jar contest with cash prizes if entries reach a threshold. The other covers laundering and care of delicate fabrics with judged categories for hand and machine laundering.
The report records Ti hours of precipitation at 1 a.m. today with none noted for current conditions. September totals show 2.32 inches to date, Molin Sepeeda value 3.28 inches. prior September 1934 had 1.64 inches. Temperatures include yesterday’s high and last night’s low, with sunrise and sunset times listed. several weather notes reference mist and wind conditions.
Policy makers face Supreme Court doubts while thousands of federal employees fear job losses from constitutional disputes over New Deal programs. The AAA and TVA loom large with tens of thousands on payrolls, and NLRB staff await the Wagner act's start.
A two day chiropody meeting opens locally with focus on economic security issues and regulatory debates. The article notes the impact of federal acts on boards and industry, referencing the Railroad Retirement Board and Walsh holding company laws amid political contention.
The threat of a soft coal strike grows as workers and operators break down in talks. The dispute centers on terms and conditions with potential brief stoppages likely to affect supply.
Washington September 14 The threat of a soft coal strike loomed as Appalachian wage and hour talks stalled. Disputes over President Roosevelt s remarks led operators head Duncan Kennedy to seek a fifteen day extension while John L Lewis denied any extension. Kennedy then called a full Appalachian joint wage conference meeting for the afternoon.
A Louisiana freight wreck disrupted traffic and caused casualties near Five Spot. Officials report transient victims removed from the wreckage and taken to the hospital as authorities work to confirm the death toll and cause of the incident.
Sunday program begins with opening exercises at 9 00 am Dr Harry A Budin of New York will lead sessions from 9 30 to 11 00 am Demonstrations by Dr C Gordon Rowe Temple University follow and lectures by Dr Ralph W Sy Dr Emil Christ Dr Arthur R Rappaport and Dr A Quen Penny address later. About 70 to 100 chiropodists from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia attend.
The New York stock market showed firmness as trading opened on September 14 with metals and related sectors displaying resilience. Investors moved cautiously amid mixed indicators and finance news, while the dollar and bond prices fluctuated.
The Cross property at L Cross and Mary E Cross south of Emmittsburg was bought at a mortgage sale at the courthouse front by Bernard Wetne of Emmitsburg for 650 dollars. Auctioneer was Hooper with financier details noted.
Approximately 5,670 people are listed on relief at the Frederick County Welfare Board. The workload remains steady with slight decreases expected as agricultural work and new WPA projects continue. Staff changes include assignments to aging pensions and social service exchanges.
The incident involves Pete ee c Those Of E eolon Hoey Pete ee c Those Of E eolon Hoey Creat Paya WH VAP Gnas Dunlap, an expert from the police department, with details tying to Chester County and nearby Delaware County. A print made by the magazine finger and the other finger on the right hand are noted, with the event occurring in Cheater county.
New York reports a spring scene as Barrymore and a young actress protégé share the stage. The pair are seen at rehearsals and in apartment chatter, with press noting potential future collaborations and the dynamic of mentor and trainee in theater life.
A garden club session outlined upcoming events and a planning discussion. Mrs Ernest Heifsie was named general chair and plans for a formal meeting were specified. The agenda included recognizing members and organizing future activities.
President Roosevelt announces to sustain the Conservation Corps for forest and national preservation during an outdoor talk at Lake Plaid on Sept 24. He observes a parade and a demonstration by CEC boys marking the dedication of the White Face Mountain memorial Hehany and a related ceremony.
Rev Henry Hartley Nicoll, resident engineer for the Maryland State Roads Commission, died after indigestion in Montgomery County. Born in Ballimore, he led Kensington Baptist Church and served in Cedar Grove and Barnesville areas. Survived by wife, two brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. Funeral at 46 Connecticut Avenue with burial in Baltimore.
Baltimore reports Democratic congressman Willem F. Wilson accuses a PhD holder of issuing courtesy cards to police agents. Governor Nice and Superintendent Purdon Wright deny knowledge, while Major Waugh allegedly used the practice during a temporary command set to expire September 30.
Adolf Hitler told a 50 000 strong Nazi rally that Germany will defend its sovereignty and will not be harmed or backed into a corner. He warned the world to stop pressuring Germany and insisted the nation would stand firm in its course.
The forecast describes a week long pattern with Tuesday and Wednesday as transition days and Thursday as the peak. Temperatures and conditions will vary with shifting cloud cover and potential precipitation across the period.
Mussolini says Italy is ready to answer threats from any direction as Ethiopia tensions persist. The article notes broad concerns over policy shifts and regional responses, with government officials warning against foreign meddling while outlining potential actions and military postures.
Rome dispatch reports Mussolini presiding as the Teen Cabinet discussed a possible compromise over Italy's Ethiopian dispute. Both French and British embassies were heavily guarded to prevent demonstrations while Laval and Hoare voiced strong positions. Separate Geneva notes show Canada and Soviet Russia backing the League of Nations stance against war over Ethiopia. A Rebekah Lodge event in Manchester was announced for September 24 with a bingo session afterward.
Washington reports indicate President Rowsell may request Congress to appropriate additional funds for permanent public works. Officials say he has not denied seeking more money and may push for a broadened PWA program as many communities push to salvage projects from last winter.
Incoherent report recounts an incident involving an inadequate muffler and a missing driver. Text mentions attempts to locate Maier, a search by authorities, and scattered references to streets and locations. No clear event outcome or verifiable details emerge from the garbled OCR.
Police in Montgomery County report a band of robbers operating near Rockville. The group, described as traveling men and several others, camped in the county and attempted to break into a residence. No arrests or identifiers are confirmed in the available text.
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