Transient Farm Lease Plan Faces Tuesday Meeting
A public session is set for Tuesday at 8 PM in City Hall to hear objections to leasing Hall Farm on Eighth Street for transient housing. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler and the Citizens' Committee on Transient Relations will explain plans tied to temporary relief for unemployed transients and discuss local concerns from 269 residents about safety and property values.
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City Hall
Eighth Street
4 & Transient Center
Lloyd C. Culler
Citizens’ Committee On
George Baker Fout
Frederick
Janet Long
Miss Long
Culler
Paul I. Payne
Sam W. Maples
W. C. Royal
William R. Barnhart
Hall Farm
Pennsylvania Railroad
Citizens’ Committee
BVA
Citizens' Committee
B. G. Thomas
Sonlgteged
End Vacation School EB Association Payment Summary
Partial OCR reads of a local notice show a Vacation Church event Sunday at 8. The text mentions a joint association with members benefiting from a payment totaling 21,000 dollars in cash. The fragment references collections by Rakes and others and a sum of 350,335. The remaining details are unclear due to damaged text.
William H Knock Dies After Illness at 65
William H Knock, a Frederick furniture merchant for 48 years, died at 6 20 this morning in St Agnes Hospital Baltimore after a five month illness. He was 65, survived by his widow Ada F Knock and two grandchildren, with sons George W J Knock of Syracuse and Henry J Knoock of Catonsville. Body to be prepared by Harry E Carty Company. funeral plans to be announced.
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William H. Knock
Frederick
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
South Market Street
Mr. Knock
George W.J Knock
Syracuse
N. Y
Henry J Knoock
Catonsville
Incorporation Articles for Western Maryland Trust Company Filed
Articles of Incorporation filed Saturday noon in the Clerk of Court office after approval by State Bank Commissioner John J. Ghingher and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard. Maryland charter lists $100,000 capital stock, 10,000 shares at $10 par, with named incorporators in multiple towns empowered to serve as directors if elected.
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Western Maryland Trust Company
John J. Ghingher
Arthur D. Willard
Maryland
Wiliam B. Catswall
Woodsboro
Ernest R. Snriver
Emmitsburg
William J. Grove
Claude A. Wilt
Unionville
Walter E. Burall
New Market
Louis L. Wilson
Frederick
David H. Fry, Jr. Jefferson
Grove White
Ho Albert Dean
Elmer J. Eshleman
W. Clinton McSherry
Bread Loaves in Winchester Shrinking in Size and Weight
August 6 report from Winchester details bread loaves weighing 15 to 18 ounces and some at 16 ounces after using shorter wider pans. Rolls in waxed paper sacks reduced from 10 to 8 per pack. A picnic at Woodsboro Lutheran Synod featured Madeline Lets and several named attendees.
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Winchester
Maryland National Guard encampment at Useloch airfield
The Maryland National Guard opened its fourth annual encampment at Useloch airport with 115 officers and 24 signalmen, led by Major Charles A. Masson from Logan Field. Lt. Col. William D. Tipton announced a 10,000 foot mosaic map project while flights and artillery adjustments continued with several Lieutenants commanding different flights. Political activity in Frederick included speeches by Harry W. Nice and preparations by Phillips Lee Goldsborough, with party leaders planning visits and meetings this week.
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Frederick
Maryland National Guard
Useloch
Kiawes
Detrick Field
Givisd
National Guard
Charles A. Masson
Logan Field
Baltimore
Aero Squadron
Indiantown
Harrisburg
Willam D. Tipton
Tipton
Twenty-ninth Division
Buena Vista
Hagers Town
Bankard
Carroll
Hannah
Craig
Witescarver
Rowe
Fennimore
Orange
Fredericksburg
Jordas
Ft Eighth Pursuit Group
Randolph BP
Williams
Second Bombardment Wing
Langley Field
Kite Flying Contest at Baker Park
A kite flying contest is set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 in Baker Park. Miss Helina Hann, director of playgrounds, oversees the event with prizes for highest flight and best overall display. The park closing is scheduled for August 17, pending fund contributions and park commission approval.
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Baker Park
Helina Hann
Aconeaus Meta
Ck Farler
Publhe
Han
Harman
Plaveraund Cormission
Giser
Wall Street Opens With Little Enthusiasm on Grain Lift
New York August 6 Wall Street opened with muted interest except for grain futures whetting activity. May wheat rose above 1.12 signaling a new seasonal high as several leaders fluctuated one to four points. Gold silver and other shares showed slight gains but overall market mood remained cautious.
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New York
Roosevelt to Name New Governor for Federal Reserve Board
Washington August 6 President Roosevelt plans to name a new governor for the Federal Reserve Board. Governor Burdie R. Black intends to return to the Atlanta Reserve Bank post but awaits his successor. A separate report notes a farm accident with a man sustaining a leg injury after a fall from a motor truck.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Roosevelt
Burdie R. Black
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Drunken driving arrests rise amid busy police weekend
Two drunken driving arrests and a charge for failing to keep to the right marked a five accident weekend as state police chased incidents from Saturday night into Sunday. One defendant, Cycil Klipp of Weverton, was found guilty of drunken driving and fined $105 after testimony from officers and witnesses. A separate collision near a Jefferson Pike scene damaged two cars but left occupants unharmed. the charge for failing to stop was dropped after testimony.
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Heart
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Cycil Klipp
Weverton
Klipp
John B. Russell
Brunswik
Kivin
Siinoer
Jefferson Pike
Russell
Howe
Flpp
Kipp
Ofter Anderson
Kiipp
Pearl
1900 Properties Up At Sale For Taxes In Bucks County
A large crowd gathers in Doylestown as 1900 tax delinquent properties go to sale despite protests and a governor’s appeal for postponement. Demonstrators march four abreast while authorities guard the courthouse. Most properties lie in farming areas and include homes and farms with debts including taxes and fines.
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Sioylestown
Bucks County
Inca
Governor Guard
Doylestown
Court to curb governor and guard in truck movement strike
In Minneapolis a jebelio court will seek an injunction to halt Governor Floyd B Olson and the National Guard from continuing restrictions on commercial vehicle movement during a three week truck drivers strike. Employers plan legal action alleging violations of constitutional rights as limited street closures and permits restrict carrier activity.
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Minnranoke Atyr
Phin
Prrinnontyy
Fieveryop Flavell
Rovertor
National Guard
Untioe
Nedpalis
Jebelio Wa
Floyd B. Olson
Terdiy
Chase Ep
4 BASIC COMMODITIES UP 83 P C IN 2 YEARS
Chicago prices for wheat, corn, hogs, and cotton, labeled as basic commodities, rose 83 percent over two years. The report cites government programs, market adjustments, and postwar demand as factors behind the sustained gains. Strong demand and supply constraints pushed prices above year-ago levels, reflecting a broader inflationary trend in agricultural markets.
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Hogare Thabee
Postegar
Green Favor to CWA for Labor Coming Winter
A fragmented notice references the CWA and labor in the upcoming winter period. Details are unreadable or garbled, with stray phrases including a Washington house address and a summons item. The readable bits point to a labor or union matter, but exact actions and parties are unclear.
Gambling ban hits New Orleans churches and civic groups
In August, New Orleans police ordered a shutdown of all gambling games sponsored by civic and church associations after raids on a Ninth Ward operation. Keno and other games were halted as authorities investigated and state National Guardsmen mobilized amid a broader dispute over vice conditions.
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New Orleans
New Orleana
Elie and
Churel
Ninth Ward Protective Assonhation
Keno
T. Semmes Walmsley
Nat W. Bond
Livey PL Lone
Ten Unaccounted For After Mine Explosion
Big Stone Gap Virginia August 6 AP Ten men are missing after a gas explosion at the Derby No 3 mine of Stonega Coke and Coal Company about 7 oclock this morning Approximately 73 miners escaped through an abandoned entrance a rescue tram was entering the mine to aid efforts The exact location of the missing ten remained uncertain with concerns for their safety Death toll stood at nine at press time
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Big Stone Gap
Derby No
Stonega Coke and Coal Company
Ralph Burch
Derby
Ke and Cra
Hitler Delivers Oration At Rites For Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler spoke at the funeral rites for Paul von Hindenburg in Berlin, praising the late president as living in memory and urging national unity. Hindenburg’s body would be carried on a gun carriage as a 60 mile torched procession began toward Tannenberg, amid memorials.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hiler
Paul von Hindenburg
Fi¢kl Marshall
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Tannenberg
Brunswick Voters Hit Polls In Town Election Battle
Brunswick voters went to the polls in large numbers for the annual election as Council seats plus the mayoral race unfold. Mayor Harry BR seeks another two year term while Ernest L. Main camps on a Republican coalition, James B. Myers Sr. relies on personal standing, and Council races in each ward test Main’s term. Polls open at 6 pm.
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Brunswick
Harry BR
Ernest L. Main
Mace
James B. Myers
Main
Woman pilot dies in National Women's Air Meet crash
Dayton, Aug 6 AP A female pilot, Mrs. Prances Harrell Marsalis 29 of Garden City Long Island, was killed when her light airplane crashed during the 0 mile feature race at the National Women's Air Meet. Tentative plans called for transporting her body home.
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Dayton
Iife
Prances Harrell Marsalis
Curance
Garden City
Long Island
N.Y
Weather snapshot with August precipitation summary
Daily weather summary with 24 hour precipitation 2 inches total for August to date 5.15 inches deficit to Aug 1 1934. August 1933 rainfall 10.20 inches. High yesterday 66? low 63. Sunrise 5 15 am sunset 7 18 pm. Moon rise 2 27 am moon set 5 38 pm. Monocacy stream clear but low and dirty Potomac muddy.
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Western Maryland Trust Co
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Woodsboro Lutheran Synod
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Madeline Lets
Pi String
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Goldsborough
G. C. P. Gubernatorial
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Edward Wheeler
Harry W. Nice
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Winchester Hall
E. Austin James
HH Webster Smith
Nice
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United States
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Frederick Counts
Rocky Ridge
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Glen H. Worthington
Tage Worthington
Democratic Party
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Wall Street
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Farmer Brears Leg
Montgomerys County
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