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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1934

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Housing Aid Reaches All U S Sections By Week’s End

The Housing Administration aims to place modernization credits in every community with at least one bank in each city. Banks totaling about five billion dollars in credit authority will support home repairs and improvements, with T. H. Fitchett named adviser for Maryland.

U.S Washington Housing Administration Roger Steffan Modernization Credit T. H. Fitchett Baltimore

Ceiling Lifts and Planes Resume Summer Training

The Twenty-ninth Division Aviation resumes its two week annual encampment at Camp Ritchie with practice flights and radio work. One plane delivered a mosaic map of twenty square miles north of Hagerstown from 1000 feet. Another mapped area north of Gettysburg with Capt Whitescarver piloting. Plans call for breaking camp early Sunday morning.

National Guard Camp Ritchie

Saar Territory plebiscite oversight prompts police request

Geneve Aug 14 AP The Saar governing commission says the security situation worsened and seeks 2600 officers from League member countries where German is spoken. The plea comes as January plebiscite decides Saar fate under French German or League control. A reunion and dinner for WWII veterans from the 82nd Division is planned for August 25 at Queen City Motel Cumberland with Percy Inglis arranging.

Geneve Saar Region League of Nations League 82Nd Division Queen City Cumberland Percy Inglis Green Street

Weather Summary with Monthly and Daily Figures

Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation to 7 a m at 0 33 inch August rainfall to date 1 67 inches. Deficiency in 1934 rainfall to August 1 5 15 inches. Normal August precipitation 3 65 inches, actual August 1933 10 39 inches. High and low temperatures record 8d and 65 last night 47. Sun set 7 08 p m sunrise 5 24 a m moon 10 32 a m 9 16 p m streams Monocacy muddy Potomac clear above mouth cloudy below.

Potomac

Street Widening Nears Finish for Pythians Area

Clear weather aids a large city project as 36 workers under foreman Albert Culler tackle Rosemont and nearby streets. The curb and gutter work from Farrvitts to Seventh street is done, with Magnolia avenue widening soon under a parallel plan. Transients are busy at the quarry with 213 enrolled, and Western College Terrace bridge work may start in about a month.

Weaty Street Wader Street John T. Best Weg Rosemont Avenue Lindbergh Avenue Fanview Avenue Farrvidts Avenue Seventh Street Magnolia Avenue FERA Albert Culler Market Street North Market Street Lincoln High School Parkway School West College Terrace

Harp elected Supreme Chancellor of Knights of Pythias

Reno 5 Harp was elected Supreme Chancellor at the Mountain Duty Lodge in this city. The selection was highly regarded by friends as Harp, previously Supreme Vice Chancellor, led extensive travel addressing Grand Lodge sessions across the United States and Canada while expanding Pythian activities.

Reno Harp Pyta Knights of Pythias Cage Harps A. Elwood Mariak Anana Pymanam United States Anid Canada Grand Lodge

Division Reunion Plans for 7000 Veterans in Baltimore

The Twenty-ninth Division reunites in Baltimore for a September convention. National Guard units from Maryland Virginia District of Columbia and New Jersey served in France with about 15000 men. A banquet at Lord Baltimore Hotel opens events followed by a floor show reunion dance parade drills crab feast and senior junior corps competitions. Headquarters are at 404 St Paul Street Baltimore.

Baltimore Natonal Guard Maryland Virginia Cairi New Jersey France Lord Battymore Hotel Eisht St Paul Street

Chinese Bandits Die for Missionary in India Scene

Chinese bandits killed missionary Do J H Ingram, a 60 year old American, three months after a robbery in a summer bungalow. Ingram died during an attempted defense, authorities say. Police report the event occurred as local guards tried to stop the attackers and protect residents.

China Garoa Do J H Ingram

New Deal Foe Seeks U S Senate Run in West Virginia

A broken OCR fragment notes a New Deal foe planning a reflection race toward a re election in the United States Senate on the Republican ticket in West Virginia. It mentions Dr Hod Matiicid and references rival candidates Rush D Hoit and others.

Aomlp Cslic United States Res West Virginia Hod

Pennsylvania coal bootlegging law faces limited impact on local dealers

Local coal retailers in Frederick County report the Pennsylvania coal bootlegging law has produced little effect so far. Dealers blame illicit mining and nighttime sales from unchartered veins and advocate cooperation with authorities to curb illegal shipments and demand sale bills.

Pennsylvania Maryland Franderick County Sid Borgun Hegal Alams Sushimate Ponngy Lama

Divorce Granted in Nineteen Year Marriage Custody To Wife

A divorce petition was granted to Anna Pinkett after a nineteen year marriage to Thomas Pinkett. The couple share two children, Jennie A. and Robert F. Pinkett. Judge Arthur D. Willard presided and Reno S. Harp represented the petitioner.

Anna Pinkett Thomas MM Jennie A Robert FE Plinkett Arthur D Willard Reno S. Harp

The New Deal in Washington Spoils Merit System Roper Cleanup

An examination alleges political spoilsmen ride over merit protections under a federal reform push. Critics accuse Roper of promoting a sham cleanup while new archives section faces drastic cuts or removal, threatening archival integrity and access.

Roper

Political spoils system widens in federal hiring

Washington reports reveal extensive patronage in federal hiring with Farley Hurja oversight and merit ignored in FHA jobs. Secretary Roper announces a cleanup of division chiefs, but observers doubt real reform as Politics shapes Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and the Federal Archives.

Bennet Schauffer FHA Leonadier Hurja Hill White House Marv McIntyre Schauffer Kopar Ropar Dan Hoover Roper

Bible canvass planned by the Young Men's Bible Society

The organization aims a month long county wide Bible canvass covering New Market Liberty Hauvais Middieigan Burkattsville and Pleasant with readers visiting white and colored households including the blind and illiterate to place Bibles. Frederick city is seen as a fertile field for Bible work. Officials include President Hendrickson and recording secretary Henry B. Ramsburgh.

Hs Tha Yeu County Dbs Fuity and Gallats Wilant Trag Boil Phoup Robert Jack Sager Ud Caurel TVET AE Arta Ah Tas Frederick el Muches Friedercky New Market Liberty Hauvais Middieigan Burkattsville Pleasant William Schildknecht Eger Ut Schildknecht Harold L Hann Frederick City Mr Hendrickson A W. Nicademus J H. G Best Henry B. Ramsburgh William G. Zimmerman Jacob L. Engelbrecht Asolgtat Wow. Smith Jacob Romback

Frederick and Middletown Lions Hear Danby on Western Maryland Tour

A joint Frederick and Middletown Lions club meeting at Braddock Heights heard Mr. Danby address about Lions International program expansion. Attendees included A Hart Etchison and Frank Darner, with Rev L Ralph labor pledging continued club support. Dinner preceded the session and August T Breart attended as a guest.

Lienseldhs Frederick Middletown George Dank Newark Del Maryland Danby Hagerstown Cumberland and Lonaconing Cumberland Mddlestoun Fairmont Cottage

Cotton gin boiler blast kills three in Tratville

A boiler explosion at a cotton gin in Tratville, North Carolina, killed three workers and damaged surrounding sheds. Investigators had not yet determined a cause as of early reports.

Tratville Tiemann Wiggins Lding

Prince Dies aep.ted distast of tea

The text reports a confusing line about a prince dying and says a person near Kemper and a second heir are involved. The fragment mentions the Soins vaa and an agent near Kemper tt Ata with references to a $2 payment and a car heading west.

Ted Distast TATA Gonzalo Vapmer Kemper Due East Punerse

United States Housing Drive Aims to Boost Home Building

The national housing program moves forward with a push to create jobs and stimulate construction. Officials outline funding needs and targets, urging lenders and builders to participate in the effort to expand home ownership and reduce vacancies.

Eight Trotters Enter Hambletonian Field in New York

Eight three year old harness racing trailers including Emily Stokes owned by C W Phelps of New York compete in the $40,000 Hambletonian at Good Time Park. The race carries a value under $30,000 after a $500 starting fee for eight runners. Participants include Lady Princess Pex and Hanover from L B Sheppard Farms and other named owners across New York, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky.

Goodon Emily Stokes C. W. Phelsts New York City Thhoest Guy McKinney Pasig Bo Tite Pass Emily Stokes Aorey Princsss J, 1 BE. T Lyle Af Pronfiela Bill Brower W. N Reynolds Phare Winton Balen Rayneida Henre H Keir Chvaga Bena C Hanover L. BB Sheppard's Farms Hanoover Vilamime Martin B. Dodd Winged Conn Lord Jim BE. Lb. Metord Columbus Milame C. B Shalfox Lexington

Mary Pickford and Fairbanks to Meet in Pasadena

Pasadena Aug 14 AP reports Mary Pickford will meet estranged husband Douglas Fairbanks in Hollywood amid reconciliation rumors. Pickford offers no firm comment on domestic affairs or dates for upcoming talks, signaling cautious negotiations without confirmation.

Pasadena Cal Ty Mickfudd Lai Ai Myal Chicago Douglas Fairbanks Hollywood Aly Miss Pickford Cone Pendill Fairbanks

Royal visitors from Japan reach New York

The Imperial couple Kaya of Japan arrived in New York and were greeted by a large delegation of Japanese and American officials at quarantine. The visit was described as a great honor by the prince and his party amid ceremonial proceedings and arrivals.

Japan New, York Thanee Pate Eess Kaya New York Tey Comseyt Quaranine Janentss Amercian Morel Emain Andy Oni County of Empress Anderson H Bate Taarmont Hershoerger Ammister Ali Regie Wol

Governor calls Louisiana assembly for special session

Baton Rouge La Aug 14 1 AP Governor Allen announced a call for a special session of the Legislature at 2 oclock this afternoon he did not specify a convening date or agenda He indicated he was still working out the matters for consideration The move appears linked to a political contest over New Orleans Mayor Semmes Walmsley and Senator Long who are battling control of the city

Baton Rope Oo. K Allen Tf Semmes Walmsley New Orleans Pwith Long

Marriage Annulled After Short Union in Court

The court dissolved the 14 year marriage of a man and wife after a brief union of under 30 days following a prior divorce. The proceedings named James McProcter and Mrs Fisie OlLe Wesley Rosenbury among those involved, with details about the marriage ceremony and custody of two children noted in the records.

Dts James Mc Procter Fisie OlLe Wesley Rosenbury Alo Moines Oldaten

Von Papen Leaves on Mission to Vienna

An article reports on Franz von Papen departing Berlin for a mission to Vienna. Frau von Papen and other close associates confirm the chancellor's travel and purpose, with limited details about the envoy's exact tasks and status.

von Papen Vienna

Roosevelt to outline farm relief policy soon

Washington Aug 14 AP President Roosevelt prepares to address the nation with a future policy statement on drought relief and farm support. AAA officials tour the countryside defending controlled production to curb overproduction, reduce prices devastation, and restore purchasing power. The administration plans an antiprofiteering campaign and exposes to target wildcat speculators as a primary weapon.

Washington Roosevelt Drouth Itma Nebram Mya Barte AAA Deru Wallace Wartioe Ey Oh Shaw

Schacht backs Hitler drive to extend power in Germany

Berlin August 14 AP Dr Hjalmar Schacht Germanys economic dictator joined the campaign to make Adolf Hitler the countrys new Von Hindenburg. He urged that Germany move forward under Hitlers leadership as the nation prepares to vote on Hitler's constitutional control.

Berlin Hislmar Schacht Germany Adolf Hitler von Hindenburg Snid Schacht Hitler Hitler Schacht Reichsbank

Rowe to Face Gomez in Opener at Yankees

Detroit Tigers lead the American League and meet the New York Yankees in a five game series opener at Yankee Stadium. Lefty Gomez, 19-? this season, ready to pitch for the Yankees as Lynwood Rowe seeks his twelfth straight win for Detroit.

New York Yankee Stadium Detroit Tigers New York Yankees

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