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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1934

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Water rate changes unlikely before September tax rate

Frederick City faces possible water rate reduction only if the 85 cent charge is revisited when the tax rate for the fiscal year is set by September 1. Admin heads say insufficient time remains for thorough study, with potential action postponed until winter or the next half year beginning April 1, 1935.

Frederick City Herbert S. Schroeder Board of Aldermen Lioyd Culler Behroeder Water Department Elmer F. Munshower Paetaclimh Wale Loe Water Dsirg Sq Munshower Iis Place Ald Senrceder Cnarits Cipal

Bakers Eliminate Smaller Bread Loaves This Week

Section bakeries remove six to eight and eight to ten cent loaves as government price pressures rise. No price increase yet. larger loaves stay, while cost for flour and other ingredients climbs. Some bakers cut rolls, citing labor and handling costs for many sizes. Officials forecast price levels for bread and milk to rise next year.

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Mt Airy Lad Improves After Injury at Frederick Hospital

Mt Airy reports a teen boy improving daily at Frederick Hospital following injuries from a recent accident. Doctors say his condition is stable and he is responding to treatment as sedation and surgery recovery continue.

MT. Airy Vansan M. Airy Frederick Try Komi Igor Bishi Auy Cauajal

World Wheat Parley Fails to Reach Accord

Washington Aug 18 The New Deal faces opposition as world wheat parley fails to reach quotas. Sickness insurance, tied to Roosevelt’s security plan, is expected to be recommended to the next Congress. FERA projects 12 to 15 million Americans needing medical care funded publicly, with debate over compulsory versus voluntary plans. Opposition from AMA and manufacturers remains strong while proposals include government role and possible group medical centers.

Iness Insurance Washington Congress Roosevelt Barry Hopkins Edwin EB. Witte Wisconsin Walt FERA New Deal American Medical Association National Association of Manufacturers American College of Physicians al Smith New York

Aerial Display For 29th Division Sets Today

The Maryland National Guard 29th Aviation Division prepared an aerial exhibition this afternoon at 2 30 as clouds drifted apart. Planned features include a eight-plane formation, six-ship pursuit tactics, target diving, and a parachute jump by an officer around 5 o'clock. Sunday morning the corps will break camp and head for Baltimore.

Aviation Maryland National Guard Baltimore

Rural clubs plan annual picnic and meetings

Frederick County Rural Women's Clubs program chairmen met at 2 o'clock Friday in the X.N.C.A. to swap ideas for yearlong programs starting in September. About 90% of clubs were represented. A Brad temeerence picnic at Braddock with Potomac Edison details set for 10:30 AM, contests, a bowling tourney, a cake contest, and prizes.

Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs Otlock Ihe x. N.C. A Mas Helen Pire niy-Tour Miss Pearson George A. Holland Alvie Etaler E. G. McDevitt Pleasant William Thomas Harmony Grove A. B. Fisher Oeale Wright Point of Rocks Frank Darner Middletown Roscoe Doub Myersville Beulah Bready Adamstown Joan Umberger New Market Harry Howard Ballenger Lew M. Roerke G. O. Hendrickson Urbana Russell Young Jug Bridge Edith Yingling Adamsfan Steiner Cramer Woolshore Sterling Grumbine Joseph Heber Unionville Paul Buhrman Lewistown Aubrey Is Pheasant Grove Robert Thrasher Jefferson J. C. Dietz Buckeystown Charles Crawford Felena Stauffer Walkersville George Eyster Emmitsburg Muss Daisy East Braddock Brad David Young Potomac-Edison Company Braddcock Heights

Girl 16 Is Victim in Fiendish Murder Case

San Diego officials report Celia Cota a 16 year old girl found strangled in a backyard. Father Edward Cota a San Diego customs broker told police she left for a walk around 9 30 p m last night and did not return by midnight prompting a search. Two officers recovered the body as detectives lament a chain of similar crimes against women that has puzzled investigators.

San Diego Cal Celia Cota Edward Cota Nave

Pond and Sabelli Set for Return Flight to U S

Rome August 18 George Pond and Cesare Sabelli departed early today for Dublin on a return flight to the United States. No change was reported in the condition of A Biddinger, Wood Bina, at Poplay Sprays near Ridaesue weeks ago.

Pond and Sabelli U.S Rome George Pond Cesare Saoent Dublin Ed Staton Amawanve Ridaesue

Belgian Ballook Gets Up Only 2 000 Meters

Vienna reports a belated dispatch on August 1 that a Bolshevik mission or rally was seen at 2,000 meters altitude over Sankwolf- Reg, Austra. The fragmentary AP text notes revival and sighting near Alui and Mide, with unclear surrounding details.

Vienna Alui- Mide Sankwolf- Reg Austra

Verdict Awaited in Winchester Beer Truck Crash Case

Samuel Vincent of Winchester faces a likely verdict early next week after two deaths from a July 12 beer truck crash on Payne's Hill. Justice Allen V Bennett oversees the investigation as hearings continue with Clara Clarke Brunswick providing testimony about the scene and a related silver supper at a beer stand three miles from the wreck. No formal charges have been filed against Vincent amid claims the heavily loaded truck carried uninsured liquor under Maryland law.

Samuel Vincent Winchester Khuse Fred Justice Allen V. Bennett William ©. Marker Bertha M. Marker Knoxville Clara Clarke Brunswick Clarke E. Linn Justice Bennett Vincent 0. M. Switley Winehester Maryland

County 10 Decide September 12 Wet or Dry Ballot

Frederick County Maryland faces a wet or dry vote on September 12 as districts choose beer licensing options. Beer dealers organize to push beer licensing while a statewide reform mood contrasts with a quiet local campaign. Election rules allow voting on beer wine and hard liquor separately with district results final. Local police report rising drunkenness and arrests before and after repeal amid mixed public sentiment.

Fredermeck County Frederick Maryland Attorney-General's Frederick County D:vision Derick Calimly Atteats United Dry Forest Frederick Cauntty Karmant Tsadeiida Rasnication Chatrne Tourmont Board of Commissioners Thurmont Said Ampord Bey

Letters For Winners At Frederick Playgrounds

Winners of the championship in the dodgeball and lawnball events at Baker Park are named. Austin Abrecht Norman Abrecht Woodrow Bowers Elmer Long Clyde Hauger Gilmton Rhoades Melvin Hahes Erwin Kump Francis Miller receive royal blue felt letter B. Lawnball champions include Leroy Gram William Eyler Willard Merrear Douglas Williams Albert Robertson Dutch Wolfe Join Smith Marlowe Hissey Arrivar Sherard Luther Murray receive felt letter E.

Frederick Wee Gini Dayly Aescision Hann Baker Park Austin Abrecht Norman Abrecht Woodrow Bowers Elmer Long Clyde Hauger Gilmton Rhoades Melvin Hahes Erwin Kump Francis Miller Harmony Grove Virginia Royal Elizabeth Robert East Third Street Reesiyea Leroy Gram William Eyler Willard Merrear Douglas Williams Albert Robertson Dutch” Wolfe Smith Marlowe Hissey Arrivar Sherard Luther Murray H. F. Shipleys Inetrnetove Oro Royal Rebirt Geraldine Kreh John Hansen Reverdy Cronenburg Eileen Miller James Zimmerman Harmon Field

Candidate Withdraws From Race Amid Ties to Corporation

A candidate in Frederick County announces withdrawal from the race citing connections with the Ham20 Ioan Corporation and roverienews. The notice names Leslie W. Gaver of Middletown and references candidacy for the Rominyiean board. Weather outlook warns of showers at week start and again Thursday and Friday with a cooler middle and late week across North and Middle Atlantic states.

Ham20 Ioan Corporation Roverienews Om VA Corporation Fredoce Frederick Leslie W. Gaver Middletown Rominyiean Wits Myeres Avantic Oyuiddie

Weather Today Report and Temperatures

Weather data shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours. August precipitation totals and normals are listed, with high yesterday at 82 degrees and a low last night of 2 degrees. Solar and lunar times are noted, and local condition described as muddy in the Conch of sitcama area.

Sitcama Monocacy Potomac

Bank Deposits In City Now Nearly Double Eight Years Ago

A Frederick News-Post Year Book summary shows city and county bank deposits total reach 21,952,083.37 at the 1934 close, about 37 percent below prewar highs, with five new banks joining 16 in operation in Frederick County. Deposits today echo 1923 levels, despite banking hysteria and wartime losses, aided by federal guarantees up to 5000. Savings and balances across eight county banks and city banks are detailed, highlighting a gradual recovery and restored public confidence.

Franklin DB. Roasivelt Pee Louie Ulate UU RY Deppais Insurance Corporation News-Post Frederick County Uch Central Ima Company Prederick Tin Tenyas Aga Anotitwe Baan Ane Central Trust Company Teporth Frederick City Fle Central Frederick Oidnila Alstory Jec A Demane Cpt Eo Ee Yin Neafire Pssas

Harp Leads Knights Of Pythias At Chicago Meeting

Frederick notes at a Chicago gathering of the Knights of Pythias, Harp takes charge as chieftain. The piece lists numerous members and mourns pioneers who have passed, honoring Damon and Prince as founders while saluting lodge leaders and longtime comrades.

Harp Knights O; Pythias Chicago Ain BS Frederick Patatenes Cois Lodge Damon Prin John C. Hard Hlf Ste . Simmons Cialis Akaneharie Heam Ro Hawa Tatars W Robinson Hair Brum Ley Baltzel Edward A Caranan WO Eckston Carzz Ramsburg Fawn Lean B. H Blackiston C. Edward Sinn John F. On Yinger Coaries Staivooad Gaatios Zeigler Rufis A Mohan Charich Taw AL Languin iTy Tour Greatge Young Roy Be J Hendin Wiliam

Evangelist claims kidnapping and release after being held

R H Askew a 28 year old evangelist from North Carolina walked into Nashville police claiming he was kidnapped last Tuesday. He said four men took his clothes in Washington and drove him across the country before leaving him near Nashville at daylight. He described being forced to ride to Richmond Raleigh Knoxville and more as they claimed a sick child needed a hospital visit. A pistol was pressed to his ribs and he was coerced to board a car while the men allegedly administered tablets to render him sleepy.

Nashville Tettn Askew North Carolina Nasheville Wbe Washington Richmond Knoxville Goldsboro Smithfield Crome Raleigh

Crowds At Frederick Court House Auction Sell Four Properties

A large crowd watched four Frederick County properties go under the hammer at public sale. The 103 acre Zimmerman farm near Frederick sold for 8035 to H Mercer of this city. A 52 acre tract in Bale Jenger district went to E Charles Renn of Feagaville for 1130. The 110 acre Keefer farm in Johnsville district brought 6000 to Harry Dorcus of Woodsboro. Two tracts totaling 112 acres near Keymar sold to Glenn S Keefer for 3150. Executives and attorneys listed include Harry B and John M Zimmerman, Jacob Rohrback, C Grant Hooper, and D Princeton Bucky.

Court House Frederick County Zachary E. Zimmerman Frederick Jefferson Pike Grazeson H. Mercer Harry B John M. Zimmerman Jacob Rohrback C. Grant Hooper Bale Jenger Zimmer Woodsboro Glenn S. Keefer Keymar

Apathy Dampens Trading as Prices Drift on a Tepid Saturday

New York August 18 AP extreme apathy dragged prices lower in one of the dullest stock sessions in over a decade. Transfers ran 154000 shares as most markets failed to provide stimulus and cotton closed with losses. The bond market stayed steady while foreign exchange showed slight strength.

New York Emay Tve Emery

Prince George and Princess Marina May Wed

In Bied, Yugoslavia, King Alexander invited Prince George of England as guest to promote a marriage with Princess Marina, daughter of Prince Nicholas and Princess Olga of Greece. The piece notes League of Nations members include the United States, Russia, Turkey, and others amid a diplomatic mood.

Prince George Princess Marina May Bied Yugoslavia Alexander England Aemmy Patane Marina Nichlas Olga Greece

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