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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1933
Page
5
Vincent Brooks and Mary Clare Borle Brooks died at their Baltimore home on a Saturday. The funeral will be held at Corpus Christi Church at 9 30 in the morning from their late home on Wickford Street.
Funeral services for Mrs Elin Stratton were held Wednesday afternoon in the chapel at Angina cemetery Clarkshoro New Jersey. She died suddenly from a heart attack while on a porch near Atlantic City after returning from a walk and is buried in the family lot beside her husband. She was mother to Mrs Elmer F power and Mrs Asher A Hall.
The piece surveys tensions around Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration, noting Mr Woodin's health and potential resignation rumors, Johnson and Roosevelt disagreements over gold standard policy, and the influence of Republican insurgents on cabinet plans during a still fragile recovery period.
Washington report notes deep rifts among oil leaders over regulating production and pricing. Debates include government role in rationing output and whether to pursue antitrust actions, with figures like Harry F. Sinclair and John D. Rockefeller Jr. cited in a widening dispute.
Walter Wallace Brannock and Mass Louise Lippold, both of Washington DC, were married by Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on Monday morning at 11 oclock.
Mr and Mrs Martin J Urner of Hagerstown left for Hehowoth Beach Delaware to spend a week Mrs Charles W E Ramsburg Lewistown returned home after spending a week in Taneytown Mr and Mrs Charles Hemier of Thurmont announce the birth of a son Saturday at Gettysburg Pa hospital Messrs A Valentine of Hagerstown and his brother in law Howard W Freeze of Thurmont left Saturday for Chicago to visit the World’s Fair and points of interest
Mr and Mrs Carlton N Pott and children of Fayetteville North Carolina visit Miss Rena Lines an assistant to Mr Donnan at the local J C Penney Company Frederck Junction. The note mentions Miss Lines in relation to Mr Donnan and the visit to Lindbergh avenue.
Mr and Mrs Shirley Braungart of near Unionville plan to leave August 17 for the Chicago World’s Fair. They celebrate their first anniversary after a Unionville Trinity M B Church ceremony. They will be joined by Miss Cora Gillan and Miss Hazel Rigler, both teachers.
Austrian humor centers on Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss and German Nazis. Citizens recount tales of his short stature and bold actions, from cabinet chair antics to a verdict on Nazi agitators. A Vienna waiter tops a joke with a German menu mischief and a street cat scene shows wary satire.
Harvey O Connors critical study examines the Mellon family influence in Pittsburgh and national wealth concentration. It questions the possibility of a free democracy amid vast fortunes and industrial power. The piece notes a clerk in court awaitingappendicitis treatment and mentions local hospital care.
Washington report describes how the personality and drive of General Hugh Johnson pervade the NRA during his leadership. The piece notes the absence of other departments at the moment and highlights the influence seen in the Commerce Building corridors.
The text lists a series of notices about local meetings and events such as a quarterly meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a festival with music and bingo. It also discusses chaos and bare offices in Johnsons Washington, noting few desks or doors and officials constantly moving in the corridors.
A collage of festival notices from Yellow Springs and nearby areas lists music by Yellow Springs Bagles Bango and Ballenger Band, cake walks, bake sales, and public sales at Fifth Street. Advertisements cover dairies, fruit auctions, auctions, and a great picnic at Miller's Grove with Walkers Band, plus rentals and business notices.
A short editorial quotes N A Lufburrow urging employers to avoid meddling with the WRA and warns that attempts to defeat the NRA or create discrepancies will backfire. He emphasizes not tampering with Uncle Sam and signing agreements without errors to prevent trouble.
Washington reports assurance that millions of wage earners would return to work under the NRA by snow files. President Roosevelt receives Johnson’s directive update on the recovery program and coordinated action from NRA and Public Relief Administration.
In Peoples Court this morning a charge against Miss Catherine Kaufman of New Market was held open by Judge Grykl Motier after testimony from Mrs. Edvar Price and others. The case, arising August 5, involves disputes between neighbors and a pending settlement is expected.
All residents and businesses of Frederick are invited to the Elk's convention and related activities. A dancing event at Wood Park and a big Mountaindale picnic are scheduled, with details noting dates in August and September.
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