Arrestees Linked to Brooklyn Robberies In Midday Stop
State Officer F E W Reith halted a Buick sedan on the National Highway near Frederick. Harold Bross 21 and Berard Moran 20 of Brooklyn NY were jailed after admitting the car was stolen and found with The Lone Wolf cards and newspaper clippings about local holdups. Brooklyns police may return to question them as NY officers pursue cases tied to armored truck robbery and other Brooklyn robberies.
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Newburth Avenue
Brooklyn
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New York
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Accident at Corner of Market and Sixth
A workman, James Wiles, 40, of 211 East Third Street, was injured when wall debris from a building at 801 802 North Market Street collapsed on him during razing for a new filling station at Sixth and Market. He suffered a fractured right leg and body bruises and was removed to Frederick City Hospital.
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Frederick City Hospital
Salvation Army Meets Behind Closed Doors in London
In London on August 28 AP reports a family dispute over electing a new commander at the Salvation Army. The High Council convened at the organization’s North London training center amid fortress like security as Commander Evangeline Booth and her entourage arrived to the guarded gates.
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United States
Weather Summary for Tam Today
Weather notes show trace precipitation for a 24 hour period ending today taming. Alicist rainfall amounts and deficits reference 1834 to August 1-5 with 15 inches short of normal. August rainfall near 1.65 inches. August 1933 data 1.039 inches. Temperatures show yesterday high, year ago high, last night low, and year ago low. Moon and sun times given. streams Monocacy and Potomac clearing nicely.
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Women's clubs plan participation in Frederick Fair
The Fair chairmen of the Frederick County Federation of Women's Clubs meet at 2 pm led by Mrs Charles E Main and county chair Mrs Helen Pearson to map a club program for the October 9 10 11 12 Fair. Members from Adamstown to Woodsboro will join, with plans for exhibitions demonstrations and group activities.
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Striking Texie Workers Set Talks With Labor Board
Washington August 28 The strike committee of United Texie Workers accepted an invitation from the National Labor Relations Board to confer with manufacturers on Thursday The committee said a federal walkout could be avoided only by definite concessions and that Chairman Lloyd Garton has asked to meet at his office They have met with Mr Garriean several times and will respond to any invitation at any time
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Niagara Falls Riot Alarms Puplice Hunt Disturbance
Police in Niagara Falls New Jersey search for rioters after a Whites vs Negroes clash injures three seriously. Walter Kerpobrski, 452 griver, in critical condition from a deep slash. East Side area is quieting as stores reopen and property owners assess damage.
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The New Deal In Washington and Federal Worker Unions
Aug 28 report notes Donovan case boosts federal worker groups while pay doubt and union unrest grow. It cites two unions the National Federation of Federal Employees and American Federation of Government Employes, plus NRA ties and Section 7 A implications. Pay schedule changes face GAO caution and local business pressure.
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RETURNS FROM YEAR ABROAD MISS RAU
Miss Marian M. Rau daughter of Dr and Mrs R M Rau has returned to Rockwell Terrace after nearly a year abroad studying Europe She toured England Germany Italy Portugal Switzerland and France during term and Easter vacation visited Egypt and Palestine sailed home on the SS George Washington with her mother from Haifa The Rau family motored to Frederick last Friday
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Moscow papers charge cruelty in Manchukuo
Moscow based papers report alleged cruelty in Manchukuo with brief mentions of confessions and ongoing investigations. The items highlight political tension, wartime allegations, and international reactions without graphic detail.
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Japanese Police In Affair Reported Involving Prisoners
Moscow reports allege Russian prisoners in Manchukuo were beaten and forced to confess sabotage on the Chinese Eastern Railway. Dispatches say Japanese police joined Manchukuo authorities in arrests, with concerns Japan has direct involvement in the incidents.
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Manchukuo
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City projects employ about one hundred men in shifts
About 100 men work on city projects with federal pay and city materials under City Engineer Maxwell. Workers, including 9 locals, run three day shifts weekly. They lay curb and gutter on Magnolia Avenue, prepare for Magnolia resurfacing, quarry stone at Jefferson Street Carroll Parkway, seed near West College Avenue bridge, and complete West College approaches. Continuous general repair and weed control keep crews moving across the city to maximize employment.
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Damages Paid for Stock Losses by Animals in County Records
County records list payments for livestock losses caused by dogs geese turkeys and other animals across multiple years. Individual claimants include farmers such as Beilholtz Kelly Himes Edwards Esworthy and Poole with totals reaching 2195 25 dollars. The ledger shows dates from 1933 to 1934 and mentions auditors and commissioners processing numerous small claims for sheep cattle ducks and fowl damaged by wildlife.
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Markets Formless Prices Undecided In Global Trade
A fragmented market report shows undecided price levels across commodities and currencies. Traders cite volatility in energy metals and agricultural products as supply chain concerns persist, with no clear pricing direction emerging.
European Prisoner Silence Strike Boosts Economy
Reports from Pest Went Rooseten via Alfred J Pearson say Europe shows an improved economy though Germany faces a critical industrial situation likely to worsen next spring. Pearson, a former Finnish minister, discusses Adolf Hiner and the broader European tension alongside U.S. remarks on economic stability.
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Forest Wardens Hold All Day Western Maryland Meeting
Forest wardens from the Western Maryland region gathered at the Civilian Conservation Corps camp in Fishing Creek for an all day session starting at ten o'clock. State Forester P W Besley led the meeting with Deputy Forester Quick and District Forester Buckingham in attendance.
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Dionne Quintuplets Reach Three Months Old
The Dionne quints celebrate three months of life under careful care. Governors and doctors monitor their health as nurses provide around the clock feeding, milk, and juice while the family marks another milestone.
Gang's Split Tied to Van Meter Killing
A Minnesota crime report says rival gang factions split within the group led by George Babyface Raspe. The internal rift allegedly triggered the killing of Van Meter during two simultaneous hold ups, as details emerged from a reliable source.
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Prison Break Links City Gangsters and Fire Aid
Dispatches describe a large escape from Belle Isle Prison with a crowded yard and alarms. Officers pursued fugitives through surrounding areas as deputies reported multiple suspects at large and a prolonged manhunt underway.
Tropical gale in Freeport winds down after Texas coast hit
Freeport Texas reports the tropical gale that lashed the gulf coast for 24 hours eased today with winds near 40 mph. Coast guardsmen noted higher gusts earlier between 65 and 75 mph and surveys found minimal damage beyond one broken tree and a sunken 25-foot boat. Evacuation by special buses and private cars reduced town population to a fraction overnight.
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May Cabl Off Fair In Hagerstown Announcement
The Hagerstown report notes the Bar Association plans to drop the 1934 Hage racing meet when conditions worsen. It mentions the possible abandonment due to lack of support and the association’s stance on the autumn event.
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Rev J P Gibson Dead at 64 in Chaptico
Rev Joseph Patterson Gibson 64 longtime rector of Christ Church Chaptico died of heart disease after a lengthy ministry in Maryland He was ordained in 1800 and active in civic and Protestant Episcopal clergy circles in St Marys and nearby counties Funeral services will be held at 1 p m Wednesday at Christ Church cemetery with Rev George Dudley of Washington presiding Survived by widow Elva Jennings Gibson a son Rev Robert J Gibson three daughters and a sister Kate Gibson He taught in Brunswick after graduating from Frederick Girls High School.
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Capone Asks Supreme Court Review of Habeas Case
Al Capone, convicted Chicago gangster, asked the Supreme Court to review lower court denials of his habeas corpus petition against Atlanta penitentiary warden A. C. Aderholt. The filing follows his ongoing bid to overturn judgment and win release.
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Washington Street School Band Concert Program
The First Regiment Band performs at the Washington street school grounds this evening at 3 oclock. Selections include Repar Band March Lincoln Waltz Kiss Of Spring Ralfe Home On The Ravage The Pioneer The Star Spangled Banner The grounds will be well lighted for the occasion.
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