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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1934
Page
1
The strike committee of the United Textile Workers announced plans for a general strike in the cotton textile industry on September 4. They expect silk, rayon, and woolen workers to walk out at the same time with the exact hour to be announced on Thursday.
The county Board of Education and Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt announce that teacher assignments and operations details will be released soon as schools resume next Wednesday. Health officials urge vaccination against smallpox and diphtheria before students return. about 40 000 new pupils are expected statewide with many graduates heading to college.
Parents of Wallace Doyle Sharp refused to transport the child to a hospital in Gadsden Alabama for treatment. About 150 people gathered at the Sharp home as deputies and a doctor moved to arrange hospital care. The child was at risk of fatal infection, and officials warned further delay could worsen the condition.
Fragmentary weather note records 24 hour precipitation 78 mM and August to date 449 inches with deficits to August 1 15 inches. It notes high and low temperatures around 63 and 51 and sun set and rise times, streams condition Monocacy bad Potomac cheering.
Senate munitions hearings in Washington will expose secrets from records and papers of the merchants of death. Paye and Bone lead a broad panel to probe armament makers amid Navy and State Dept help and possible disclosures that could embarrass officials and generals.
A long weekend note highlights a parking problem in the central business district with cars occupying spaces on Market Street. City officials, led by the Mayor and Aldermen, planned a special meeting for action on parking while also addressing tax and war-rate ordinances.
Multiple suspects including William Young and James Burton confront larceny and unlawful entry charges following weekend arrests. Officers McHenry and Papbus arrested the group. hearings set as investigations continue.
A prohibition themed performance at Biadnock Heights auditorium Sunday drew attendance under the auspices of the Meaguale Daily AnveEMission. Captain Morris presided in the absence of Rex W OC Royal. The cast, recruited from local counties, performed without rehearsal as Arm Church groups toured the area. During intermission Mr Propety spoke on the global crisis demanding sober minds and actions.
Baltimore Aug 27 14PF The Martland Farm Bureau Federation seeks a public hearing on the summary dismissal of George H Stevenson as president of the Baltimore Production Credit Corps Wise said letters requesting the hearing were sent to several government offices The federation hopes for an open hearing to understand the dismissal and to clarify the action publicly.
Reports describe Sinclair Lewis traveling with Dorothy Theampson to the Saar area to observe German activity and tensions. The trip aims to uncover the situation, with local authorities and observers noting cautious interest in developments and press access in the region.
A mob seized a militant leader and beat him after weeks of warfare. The incident occurred amid ongoing clashes as security forces remained unable to restore order.
Sufeang reports internal injuries after a Sunday morning accident. Woodrow Lambert, 200 son of William Tambert of New Windsor, was found along a road near Thirrent yo Cived-Intent and rushed to Frederick City Hospital. He could not explain the incident. a vehicle with Pennsylvania plates carried him to Thurmont. Deputy Crumble noted the situation as Lambert was admitted at about 1:30 PM.
A disjointed clipping reports that Mrs. Rainey will not seek a Democratic nomination for Congress. The fragmented text mentions Henry T. Raines, a widow, and various names, but the core claim is that the Speaker's widow will not run.
The Scottsboro case faces a postponement as the Alabama Supreme Court weighs the request. Clarence Nims and Harwood Patterns are mentioned among parties, with the filing for reconsideration pending the Supreme Court’s October session.
An elderly event notes a Roosevelt family outing at a lake setting with attendees from New York and Georgia. The snapshot references Academy involvement and a range of attendees, suggesting a social gathering with public figures and relatives gathered for a midday meal and informal remarks.
Members of the American Legion, Maryland Department, plan to attend the 16th annual convention in Baltimore September 5 to 8. Local posts urge full participation in sessions, parade, and related activities led by city officials and regional delegates.
Markets opened with subdued activity as investors weighed declines in stocks and bonds. The dollar strengthened while cotton and commodities eased, with yields easing and price moves muted amid a cautious trading day.
About 700 participated in a Sunday pilgrimage to the tomb of Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton founder of the Sisters of Charity at Emmitsburg Maryland. Mass was led by Rev Taett Piper and Rev John P Bibbins. Afterward, worshippers gathered at the college cemetery to honor the saint who started the order.
Chicago teachers queued for more than a quarter of their pay today as $22 365 000 was distributed amid long lines stretching around blocks. Crowds of educators waited while early pay figures and distribution details drew attention from staff and observers.
Johnson left a White House conference amid a dispute over the NRA reorganization plan. The plan, viewed as a move toward Johnson’s retirement, sparked friction with Roosevelt and Perkins. Johnson later remained administrator and likely to head a board overseeing NRA. Richberg and Perkins stay in broad roles.
Hunters anticipate a plentiful dove season as dry spring weather has aided game maturity. Maryland clerks issued 360 licenses split between resident county and statewide types, with no nonresident applications yet. prices range from 125 to 550 dollars, depending on license type and duration.
A report from Onananowa dated August 27 describes 11 prisoners at Hamilton County Jail who escaped under cover of gunfire from officers. Three of the escapees were later recaptured.
Federal relief aid threats spur talks between Biddle and Williams to avert a looming state legislature special session. Officials discuss options while offering few details of proposed measures as Pinchot meets with federal administrator Heypkins. A concert by the First Regiment Band is announced for Washington Street School grounds Tuesday evening under director Henry Keller.
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