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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1934

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Local transient center debate stirs Frederick officials

Petitions circulate against relocation of the Frederick Transient Center as the government prepares to transform the J.C. HW property into headquarters. Officials meet next week to discuss improving conditions while noting 65 to 291 workers recently moved between camps and centers. Bible Society canvassers report strong church attendance data from eastern Frederick neighborhoods.

Frederick George B Fou He Bence J.C. HW Elm Street Lough Ro Ames Hendrickson The Bible Society

Weather Today and Month precipitation summary

Rainfall data shows none in the hours ending 7 a.m. today with August-to-date total at 4.49 inches and a deficit of 5.15 inches from August 1. July and August temperatures noted, high and low values listed, with evening and dawn times for sun and moon. Stream conditions report Monocace and Paremartegin beginning to clear though still muddy in spots.

Rat Campaign Sparks Wide Debate in Washington

Washington notes detail a heated dispute over anti rat campaigns run by the Bureau of Biological Survey and the Public Health Service. experts warn eradication may be impossible, while trapping irritates cat owners and workers. the piece also sketches social scenes at the department and press club events.

Rowney Dutcher Washington Iva Bureau of Biological Survey CWA Georgia Alabama Texas H .E. Haseltine U. S. Public Health Service Sam Transient Relief Bureau

Mussolini Warns War Thought Flows Across Europe

Premier Mussolini told 6 000 officers and military attaches in Trajan that war thoughts surround Europe and Italy must ready for today’s conflicts. He warned Europe desires no war but danger grows from the unsettled July situation resembling 1914.

Va. Waly Italy Mussolini Trajan Auis Mnari Europe Condon

$90 000 Stolen From Mail Truck In Butler Robbery

Three armed men stopped a Butler street mail rack and stole pouches containing about $30 000 in registered mail en route to Lyndora National Bank. The car used by the robbers, with Ohio plates, was later found abandoned. A separate report notes $9 000 stolen from a Tubize Chaition Mill payroll in Rome Georgia.

Butler Pirgh Federal Reserve Bank Lyndora National Bank Lyndora Milton Co. Lackey Ohio Rome.Ga National City Bank Tubize Chaition Mill

Brooklyn Men Held in Suspected $427000 Armored Truck Hold Up

Philadelphia police reported the arrest of two Brooklyn men in connection with the Brooklyn armored truck heist totaling 427000 dollars. A money bag with 109 dollar bills was later found on a beach at Kenieourg New Jersey according to Assistant Chief Inspector John J Sullivan.

New York Brooklyn Philadelphia John J. Sullvan Kenieourg

Stock and Bond Activity Dips Amid Quiet Markets

New York traders faced a calm session with low ebbs in equities and bonds as price changes remained subdued. Some markets opened at 35.08 while overall movements were limited and developments appeared gradual.

New York

Season of Rare Bugs and Freak Eggs at The News

The piece describes a quirky season with unusual insects and odd produce sent to The News, noting scarce expertise to identify freaks and amid crowd interest. Highlights include a large thirty four pound turtle found near Carroll Creek and various bizarre caterpillars and eggs.

Chase Battmore Carroll Creek

Installments to Hop From Labrador Due on Loans Paid For

A report cites payments scheduled on loans from Labrador with installments ranging from four to twelve dollars. Details mention districts including St Paul and M Indiana, with references to banks and the Federal Credit Administration. The text also notes a Yale surgery professor and an associate flying a patrol mission to Girrritiatdl, with minimal details on outcomes.

Labrador Greenland

Condition Improves for Mrs. Benjamin Rosenour

The condition of Mrs. Benjamin Rosenour of College Park has improved at Union Memorial Hospital. Her family reports she is resting more comfortably today and it is hoped she will recover fully.

Benjamin Rosenour College Park Union Memorial Hostal

Van Meter Arrest Held by Police in St Paul

Aug 24 St Paul INP A pretty St Paul girl once seen with gangster Van Meter and Dillinger associate was reportedly under arrest. Police said Van Meter, his gunman ally, was fatally shot after meeting authorities. Homer Van Meter’s body to be returned to Fort Wayne for private services.

St. Paulinn St. Paul Dlomer van Meter Dilnger Desperado Tain Cltlef Maron Mickey Consort Vion Meters van Meter Dilinger Gabe Pane AEA Law Guiuman Fort Wayne Bort Wayne Ind Homer van Meter St Paul Fort Wayne

State's Star Witness Heard in 000 Case

Cooperstown witnesses recount the Crumhorn mountain crash and the murder trial of Mrs. Eva Coo. The state's star witness, Mrs. Martha testifies about the crash scene and whether Harry Wright answered when asked. District Attorney Donald Grant questions details as Mrs. Coo glares and other residents recount the events and reactions. A separate note mentions a picnic hosted by the Ronee family and Legion members with guests and horses.

Cooperstown

Johnson 10 Stay In New Recovery Setup In Capital

President Roosevelt arrives with officials to oversee reorganization of the National Recovery Act program. Johnson plans a two week vacation then will visit Hyde Park to push the plan. Richberg, NRA counsel, meets Johnson in the White House ante-room amid differing views on the program.

Johnson Washington Roosevelt Thurnos Jephurgi NRA Rooses Hyde Park Jobson White House Donald St. Richberg John Peon

Hemsley Opens Home Stand Lasting Week

St Louis, Aug 24 AP Regar dless of the fact the St Louis Browns quitting Bullie Hemsley, first string player, opened a home stand today that will last at least a week. He was loaned a ticket to St Louis and an indefinite suspension yesterday by Rogers Hornsby after the pause in play. The feud between the bad boy and his hard boiled manager was seen as likely to widen this season.

Johnson Donovan Scott Finerty Mrs. Scott Smith Gustav Peck Labor Advisory Board NRA Lloyd Garrison NLRB Garrison Brownine Johnson Fred NEA Service, Inc Inghant Aq Persuana Grand Jury Td Investimate Page New Howard College Russell McElroy McElroy Luther Hollams Pease Harold Taylor Hemsley Tettey St. Lous Rogers Hornagy Fang

Inspection Trip Highlights Camp Improvements in Mountain Areas

City officials and citizens toured CCC camp workers projects in the mountains. Holmes D. Baker and others praised the work, urging those unfamiliar to visit and see the improvements firsthand.

Ccc Holmes D. Baker James H. Gambrill Edward J. Smith Eb, S. Maxwell Ald Carmen Herbert Schroeder Robert L. Grove Charles T. Butcher Jesse W Kath T

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