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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
10
A decision to acquire the hall property outlines leasing it to transient occupants. The plan includes terms for occupancy and potential uses while detailing the procurement steps for long term ownership or transfer.
At City Hall Wednesday night Mayor Lloyd Culler announced the plan to acquire the J Ozlin Hall farm on East Eighth Street for a transient center, despite strong local opposition. Transient officials pledged limited housing and police presence, while aldermen expressed unanimity against the location but saw no way to block the government move.
The article notes the first U S airmail flight from Garden City to Mineola marking the start of the U Sirmas service. It lists audited revenues and expenses for the past year and outlines major budget items including debt service and Public Works as well as Public Safety parks and general government costs. The mayor scheduled a special meeting next Wednesday to consider the budget and possibly set the tax levy.
Washington reports Eugene R Black resigns as governor of the Federal Reserve Board and becomes interpreter between national banks and the government. Roosevelt accepts the resignation praising his work and Black resumes as Atlanta Reserve Bank governor to push recovery and industrial revival efforts.
A violent late afternoon storm near Linganore and Taneytown ignited two fires. Lightning destroyed a Taneytown barn and damaged others as floods swept city streets with two downpours. losses reached about six to eight thousand dollars, with extensive hay and equipment losses and insurance coverage noted.
A severe storm battered Frederick causing downed trees on residential properties including W 15th B James and Jesse M Smith places. Two trees struck Hood College grounds near Ambrose Hall and Gue n s Hall while a transformer was hit. Flooded cellars on Market and Patrick streets and sewer overloads halted traffic for about 30 minutes. Fire fighters aided a North Market street store to protect stock as rains moved on.
Dr Charles H. Conley campaigns across Maryland urging support for his nomination in the September 12 primary. He resists backers urging him to drop out, vows to run on his record of fi delity to the constitution, and plans itineraries through Eastern and Southern Maryland with stops in Kennedyville Glen Burnie and St Mary Calvert and Charles counties. Pirates abduct thirty passengers on a river steamer near Harbin after a fierce hand to hand battle. authorities report several attackers killed and the status of the passengers uncertain.
A teen suffered a severe wrist injury when accidental cuts severed an artery and tendon while using a knife on a handcraft project near his home in the North Market area. He was rushed to the City Hospital for treatment in serious condition.
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