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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
1
City officials are preparing detailed plans for a new sewer construction project. The initiative aims to improve drainage, reduce flooding, and upgrade aging infrastructure in several neighborhoods. Public meetings are expected to outline timelines, funding, and contractor selection.
City engineers plan drawing bonds after voter approval to finance a 1 million dollar saniseyer project with a 45 percent federal grant. Surveys start immediately under Maxwell to prepare plans for state board health approval. Aimed to start work in about one month and employ 341 men for 18 months.
The American Legion urged withdrawal of U S recognition of Soviet Russia. Delegates praised efforts toward unified defense and opposed consolidation of army navy and marine air forces while backing stronger coast defense and oil reserve training programs.
A Maryland led advisory panel named a ten member Youth Advisory Group. Members include George McBride of Hagerstown, Lavinia Ingle of Rockville, Dr Albert S. Cok state superintendent, and Miss Lavinia Ingle executive secretary of the Maryland League of Women Voters, among others. The group represents business, educational, youth, and religious interests with appointments from state agencies and local organizations.
Weather data reflects precipitation totals for the period ending 8:00 AM with no rain in the last 24 hours. September to date totals show 47 inches, with forecast high yesterday at 76 and low near 40. Moonrise is 5:59 AM and moonset around 6:04 PM, with the Monocacy and Potomac stream observations noted.
Frederick county offices filed a progress report on re employment activity in Winchester Hall. Captain Charles N. Staley announced 5 717 registrations with 4 992 men and 725 women and noted two Federal projects under the U S Department of Agriculture employing 19 workers. The re employment office expects a WPA group soon and will supply workers for eligible federal projects.
Hot Oba Gardner and his wife Josephine Larkin headline the four day State Armory event. Gardner, Frederick native Richard Baumgardner, leads a band with private shows and novelty acts. Baby show drew 116 entrants, with 106 teens entered this year, amid interest in district prizes and district dog exhibit.
A Montgomery County grand jury returned eight indictments. The cases involve multiple defendants and charges across various offenses, reflecting intensified local legal action this term. Authorities emphasized subsequent court dates and prosecution coordination.
Auction records show the farm selling for 1900 dollars with several personal property items valued at 368 dollars and other entities like Roy Mo Donis Woodelkis Demir Bren Jona Crumans Eduard Suicy involved in the sale process.
Four Frederick County projects won Works Progress Administration approval in Washington. The state fisheries effort funds ponds at Lewis Town hatcheries costing 16 807 dollars, part of a state Conservation Commission program. Montevue dairy and improvement work receives 794 dollars. Frederick City secures 14 973 for street paving and 4 453 for curb and gutter, with local matches of 4 181 and 1 356 respectively. Thurmont will get 19 534 for street improvements.
About 600 women from Frederick Carroll and Washington counties attended the Tri-County Homemakers meeting in Hagerstown. H. C. Reed addressed the group and HG Byrd, acting president of the University of Maryland, spoke on women's role in wartime and Christian ideals guiding practical home efforts. Mrs. H. C. Foster led the program with local club leaders and greetings from county groups.
Washington D C Sept 25 The National Recovery Administration was said yesterday to be paring down its force at the rate of 75 persons a week Data shows 2700 on its 87 02 annual pay roll 541 earning 8000 a year or more Marin aid that 78 a week were going out King introduced a resolution for information but did not press it when assured material would be supplied voluntarily The Senator was at work on a reply to Marin setting out his vast.
A West Virginia route proposal draws attention as officials debate designations and funding. The discussion centers on adding the Memorial route to the state’s roadway system, with emphasis on recognizing local history and ensuring proper funding.
Market activity improves with cautious gains as small investors push for steadier prices. Traders note modest advances in several shares while overall turnover remains light and uncertain.
Jagged OCR text from Yanker Stadium in New York reports fluctuating figures around a million in a beer related event. It mentions a Dempsey Sharkey fight ledger at about 1,984,904 and other sums like 805,728 with portions allocated to milk, pine issues, and tent sales. The passage is fragmented and unclear but indicates large receipts and distributions among multiple entities and fans.
Dr Norman Ward late president of Western Maryland College lay in state at Alumni Hall Westminster cemetery services drew over 1800 attendees. Readers offered Methodist tributes to his character and faith while ROTC guards stood watch as funeral offerings were presented. a stewards' procession and final rites accompanied the interment.
An all day meeting of white public school teachers in Frederick County is set for Thursday at Church Street School. Dr Cherald S Craig from Moree Mira Setiog NYC will give addresses. county supervisors will conduct meetings. The program is arranged by County Superintendent Eugene Wo Pruitt and staff.
Three continuous distihnture of the aperdal aaiition announcing the Ki wanis show ran afoul of the law twice on their rounds yesterday in Charles Cowb. They were informed the act violated a newly enacted lawn ordinance. After a 4.5 minute magistrate hearing they were released. They later obtained a permit from the mayor in Loea burg and completed distribution.
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The article describes Joe Louis planning a foreign fight tour starting in New York on September 25. It notes opponents and travel to European capitals, with mentions of steamer arrivals and associated entourage. Names include Mrs Meese, Mrs Rial, and Rebecca, connected to Emmitsburg and Frederick County, as well as Paris for a wedding.
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