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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1935
Page
3
Emily and Edwin navigate marriage and family pressures as Ed Foy’s approach to life clashes with Edwin’s stern business ethos. Jeffrey Felton weighs support while Emily weighs happiness against duty, kinship, and a looming Tuesday confrontation.
Frederick county canners near the end of a disappointing season with crops averaging only 30 to 50 percent of normal. Some plants expected to close next week, others may extend into early next week. Mt Airy plant had best year, while Woodsboro and Monrovia reported poor Bean and Corn yields. Over 1,000 workers employed across the county with multiple factories winding down.
The Carroll County Pomona Grange met in Sykesville with Pomona Master Thomas Singiaffn presiding. The session opened with songs led by Edna Fuss on piano, resolutions of respect for Jesse Wo Fuss, committee reports from Melrose Medford Mt Airy and Berret, and a proposal for a farm and household products exhibit at the next meeting.
The new Social Security Board requires 33 states to align their althorage pension laws to qualify for federal aid. Officials say approval hinges on states meeting federal constraints over the next three months as Congress debates allocations. Royal Air Force headquarters reports over 2000 inquiries about the colonial and Downe defense plan tied to expansion efforts by the British government.
An action filled recount shows a cowboy and steer clash during a rodeo style contest. Dotty delivers a whip crack as horses race by and crowd energy spikes before the round ends. The text shifts to biographical note about a man from Anderson County born in 1880s era seeking a legal career.
His Excellency Olint Johnston ascends to the South Carolina governorship after serving in the 42nd Rainbow Division in World War I. A Catrlina born, Belf-educated heavyweight boxer with three degrees, he carried a battle-tested Bible into his January inaugural. He pledges four years of rigorous support for Roosevelt and the New Deal.
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