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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1933

Page

10

Tragedy stems from Thurmont wreck claims multiple lives

A nightclub of injuries and fatalities unfolds after a Sunday crash near Thurmont when a touring car containing Clabaugh children collides with a passenger train. Anna Mary Clabaugh, 12, dies at Frederick City hospital. her sister Leia Elisabeth and aunt Anna Mary Clabaugh die later. Herbert Burdette, 28, later dies from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Wilfred Schleig near Mt. Airy. Several children hospitalized with skull fractures. investigations and funeral plans follow.

Western Maryland Railroad Thurmont Anna Clabaugh Ernest M. Clabaugh Creagerstown Predecick City Hospital Leia Eisabeth Anna Mary Clapaugh Acciden Joseph F. Shane Truutmom United Brethren Cemetery M. L. Creager Ciabaugh Clabaugh Roy Fussell Salas Grace Russell Word Anna Mary Clabaugh Herbert Burdette Willam Burdette Airy Freducick City Hospital Wilfred Marion Achleig Mmnaeryc Serence Ama Yo Sherapan P. Bowers Foteer Milier Howard County Schleig Baldiman Shamokin Burdette Frederick Schieig Foy R. Pfeifer Mr. Airy

Roosevelt urges business leaders to join national recovery drive

In Washington on Aug 1 President Roosevelt mobilized over 600 business leaders to push the five month emergency reemployment program. Administrators Johnson and aides coordinate district boards to enlist employers and consumers, with codes for industries under preparation to support recovery efforts.

Washington Aug. i Rooevelt Johnson Isnd Ger Sebmuon Ube Cevic

Roosevelt Maps War on Abductors

President Roosevelt and advisor Raymond Moley plan a nationwide crackdown on kidnapping and racketeering. They will mobilize super-police units, coordinate with state authorities, and leverage income tax and postal rules to force arrests. Albany attorney Louis Snyder revealed his role in negotiations over the OConnell kidnapping case, detailing marked ransom money and the location of talks in Fear Street, New York City.

Hyde Park Roosevelt Raymond Moley Moley Albany N.Y Louis Snyder Jonas O'Connell, Jr John T. Delaney O’caonnell Snyder New York City Young O'Connell Manney Strewl

Plan For Homecoming Services At Evangelical Lutheran Church

A Monday meeting of the program committee completed plans for a homecoming day at the Evangelical Lutheran church on August 11. Rev Dr Abdel Ross Wentz will give the historical address, a large tent will cover the church lawn, a musical directed by Miss Eleanor Eichelberger will precede an old timers program, and former pastors and members are expected to attend, aiming to establish an annual event.

Evangelical Lutheran Church U.S . Rupp Luther Kuhlman C F Breck Abdel Ross Wentz Gettysburg Maryland Eleanor Eichelberger Paul le Lauter Maurer

Clark Case Moved to Elliott City Court

Rockville Md Aug 1 state court moves Berry Elati embezzlement case after three failed Montgomery jury verdict attempts. Indicted on 97 counts for about $50 000. Change of venue to Monard County granted after State's Attorney petition. An Emancipation Day address by Bernard Ades will headline the Fair Grounds exercises with ceremonies at 11 am and continuing until dusk. Rev W I Snowden to preside.

Rockville Montgomery County Berry Elati Board of Montgomery County Commissioners Ellicott City Stedman Prescott Hammond Urner Arthur D. Willard Monard County Clark Bernard Ades Baltimore Fair Grounds W I Snowden

East Continues Under Heat Wave in Maryland and Northeast

Maryland and nearby states endured a severe heat wave with temperatures near 100 degrees. Baltimore topped 98, Pittsburgh reported a fatality from the heat, and Philadelphia set August heat records. Forecasts predict cooler, seasonable weather by tomorrow, though no dramatic relief is seen yet.

Ae East York Atlantic Seaboard Newark Baltimore Pittsburgh Philadelphia National Capital Boston Mercury Maryland Cambridge Hagerstown Cumberland

Banks urged to aid recovery by expanding credit

Washington August 1 with the full approval of President Roosevelt and the Treasury Chairman Jones of the reconstruction corporation asked the nation s banks to aid the work to work movement by expanding credit He said repayments of 710 000 000 of corporation loans showed the country was inherently sound and recovery well under way He offered to inflate working capital by purchasing preferred stock in sound banks and read a letter from President Roosevelt endorsing credit and cooperation in the general banking effort.

Washington Roosevelt The Treasury Jones Reconstruction Corporation Ieady Adam

Canning Machinery Code Agreed Upon in U S Industry

Baltimore reports an industry code for canning machinery aligned with the National Recovery Act, to be finalized by August 41 and applied by all manufacturers. Robert A. Sinclair, president of A. K Robins Co., elected to represent the sector in code negotiations. Meanwhile heat waves grip the East and Middle West with record temps and urban discomfort in Baltimore.

Baltimore Aug Robert A. Sinclair Chicago Carning Machinery and Supples Association United States Canning Machinery Supplies Association Canning Machinery Institute Sindal Sinclair A. K Robins Company Canning Machinery and Supplies Association Gulf East Middle West Paterson N. J Man

Virginia primary returns show Deal leading in Ninth district

In Richmond Aug 2 George Every chairman of Bite Corporation Commission and nominal congressman from the Ninth district led in the Democratic primary as returns from over half the precincts came in. With 1,108 of the state's 1,085 precincts reported the tally listed Deal at 17,038 and Smith at 16,082. The president spoke on banking policy, urging credit access for business without new taxes, and bankers welcomed a plan to provide banks with no added capital by stock purchases to sustain lending.

Richmond George Every Bite Corporatia Commision Forfetr Congressa Virginia Joseph T. Deal W. Worth Smith, Jr Jones

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