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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1934
Page
8
Detective Chief Connors orders a security sweep after three bullets hit contractor Dufresne’s car. Markison and Barry, with Dufresne’s protection, coordinate a cordon while sources note the targeted man’s high stakes deals. A Hunt for the shooter begins as Dufresne seeks discreet protection.
In a Police Court session, defendants faced fines and forfeits on various charges. Cases include forfeit messages on registration card violations and speeding, with totals ranging from 23 to 33 dollars. Several defendants, including Diurnal suspects, were jailed or released after hearings.
German foreign office was startled as foreign landholder representatives met Reichsbank officials over medium and long term obligations. The British ambassador warned Von Neurath a grave view would be taken of any postponement or corquare on the post war Dawes and Young loans.
New York records a revival of American horse racing as bookmakers are driven out of the Domtieg class for the first time in 24 years. Tex Rickard figurehead Maiti Jo Winn argues New York owners and breeders dominate the industry, with Whitney and Widener interests shaping the sport.
St Mary Kitchen columnist Mary E Dague notes pineapple’s long popularity and health value. She advises selecting ripe fruit by color and leaf tug, scrubbing skin, avoiding hard green fruit, watching for brown rot near the core, and trimming eyes before serving.
A delightful birthday party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Oven Career on Wednesday evening. Guests enjoyed refreshments as friends gathered to celebrate the occasion in a warm, social setting.
Rumors swirl around Ingrid and Prince Frederik of Denmark after she leaves Parliament in Pars Hael. Reportedly engaged, she does not confirm or deny the royal matchmaking chatter.
An evening of games and refreshments honored Air Dorsey on April 18 with numerous attendees including Mr and Mrs Owen Dorsey Rev and Mrs J Frank Fife Mr and Mrs Daniel Lenhart Mr and Mrs P A Richardson Mr and Mrs John Fogle Mr and Mrs Charles Stively Mr and Mrs Walter Smith Mr and Mrs John Dorsey Mr Harvey Work dog Bir and Mrs L L Flanigan Mr and Mrs Ailard Byler Mr and Mrs Andrey Krise Mr and Airs Charles Stine Mr and Mrs Charles Shorb Mr and Mrs Raymond Stover Mr and Mrs Ray Grieve Mr and Mrs Laurence Dorsey W B M Shorb Mrs Ella Jackson several daughters and many others listed among friends relatives and neighbors.
A four year old named Bobby, initially listed as Bobby Shaffer, was found safe after police picked him up at Strockman’s store on Center Street. He refused to speak to officers or his parents, and his anxious father later retrieved him near his West South Street home.
The Board of Supervisors of Election for Frederick City gives notice that the Board of Registry for the city precincts will sit continuously from 8 AM to 8 PM at the times and places designated, pursuant to Maryland public local laws and election registration provisions.
The notice states a third sitting for revision is scheduled on May 8, 1934. It lists the event as a formal procedural session, focusing on amendments or corrections rather than new proceedings. No additional participants or locations are detailed in the readable text.
May 22 1934 precincts listed for voter registration at 128 West Patrick Street 42 South Market Street 3 Court House basement 4 former Methodist Church property 5 Mountain City Garage 4th Street 6 Muaytag Store 328 North Market Street 7 Junior Engine House 8 Weil Brothers Tire Shop 8A address. residents over 20 years with Maryland residency one year and Frederick City six months can register. Foreign born citizens bring papers. registration exclusive to Frederick City voters. Election June 12 1934 for Mayor City Register and Aldermen. separate from state county books. registration required to vote. By Frederick City Board of Supervisors of Elections.
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