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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

12

League Submits Peace Plans Amid Ethiopian Crisis

Geneva reports the League of Nations proposed peace formulas to Italy and Ethiopia, while Mussolini’s regime rejected the plan as unacceptable. Italy moves to fund East Africa and home defense with a war loan, tax hikes, and Libya reinforcements, as Britain warns of Mediterranean tensions and redeploys destroyers amid a shifting balance of naval power.

League Italy Ethiopia Geneva League of Nations Rome Africa Libya London Gibraltar Mediterranean Admiralty North Sea Addis Ababa Maseavers Great Britain Home Fee Portland England Air Ministry English Suez Nelson Mhoves Admiralty Ramses East Africa Suez Canal Muasoiry Alec Becaus

Transient Problem Is Up To Cities and Counties

Washington reports cities and states face a pressing problem as the federal government begins to wind down the emergency relief program. After Friday midnight 595 lodges and camps housing about a quarter of a million people will close to new guests. Existing occupants stay. newcomers must seek local government or charity. Fear rises as winter approaches, with protests by mayors and chambers of commerce already sent to FERA. No sign the Friday deadline will be extended.

Washington Chambers of Commerce FERA

Fares Cut Proposed by Interstate Commerce Commission

The Interstate Commerce Commission proposes passenger fare cuts to two cents per mile for coaches and three cents per mile for Pullman cars, estimating annual revenue losses for major lines. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad did not join the objections, while New York Central, Pennsylvania Railroad, Long Island Railroad, and New York New Haven Hartford report multi‑million losses due to the proposal.

Washington Inter-State Commerce Commission Baltimore and Obi Railroad Milton Koch New York Central System Long Island Railroad New York-New Haven and Hartford

Mrs Willebrandt Faces Charge After Accident

Mrs Willebrandt former Assistant Attorney General under President Hoover faces a charge after a head on collision on the National Highway east of Hap Veratown. She and four other persons were transported to Washington County Hospital with injuries. bond set at $50.

Mabul Walk Willebrandt Hoover Lele Er Tsanogle Hap Veratown Washington County Althorsh Washington Jennogle Waller Brands

Frederick debates direct sale of sewer bonds to citizens

Frederick officials discussed selling a portion of the proposed sewerage bonds directly through the city register’s office if the $553,000 issue is approved next Tuesday. City Attorney Smith questioned legality, noting bids and advertising are required, while Alderman Grove urged giving residents a chance to participate and questioned local banks’ yields.

Frederick Honda City Hall Robert L. Grove Edward J. Smith Grove City Register Citzens Frederick i Smith Cape Efort Atorney Smith Atty Smith Huh Knob State Department of Forestry F W. Besley Lloyd C. Caller

PCA Loans Harm Credit Administration Reports Rise

The Pare Credit Administration reported production credit teams running double the prior year. It cited 540 production credit associations in the first eight months, totaling 117,006,008 compared with 565,906 in the corresponding 1834 period. Maryland district figures include 83,208,000 for Pennsylvania and Maryland, plus data for Delaware, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Washington Sem Pare Credit Administration Mont Tals Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia

Exoneration in Walkersville Fatal Car Crash

Charles R Renner of Keymar was absolved of criminal negligence in the death of Town Commissioner Edward Fink of Walkersville. At a Police Court hearing the magistrate found no negligence by Renner, noting the accident appeared unavoidable and Renner acted promptly to help after the collision on Tuesday night.

Charles R. Renner Keymar Edward Fink Walkersville Shearing Patrick M Schnauffer Mr. Pink Frederick City Whites Corp Renner Fink Schnaulffer Rett

Court News Equity Cases in Caribelle B James Trust

Equity cases list next friend William B James petitioner seeks appointment of committee or trustee. Attorney William M Storm. Minors include George E Webster 22 and Dorothy Isabel Ryan 13 of Washington. Citys and adults listed: Rudy H Frizzell 27 Washington Ruth N Rex 21 Benton Ky George A Roelke 31 Keymar Grace H Hoke 22 Frederick Adolph Amorose 26 Neva F Rayman 36 divorced, Bernyek. Pa

Caribelle James Willam William M Storm Mintitut George E Webster Dorothy Isabel Ryan Washington Rudy H Frizzell Ruth N Rex Benton Ky George A Roelke Keymar Grace H Hoke Frederick Adolph Amorose Neva F Rayman Bernyek

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