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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1934
Page
10
Secretary Morgenthau warned Washington that inflation could reach 2.8 billion dollars, with a 1.6 billion increase in the national debt possible. He cited gold value shifts and treasury profits from gold holdings, suggesting funds set aside for stabilization and a potential extension of emergency measures into 1936.
Fort Payne Aug 28 Wallace Doyle Sharm J an ailing boy received an at home operation under lamp light after eight inches of bone and infected tissue were removed. Dr Miller reported the swelling diminished and the boy’s outlook improved with temperature near normal.
A massive explosion destroyed two oil tanks near Campana Argentina causing extensive damage and fires. Debris and smoke spread up to 30 miles injuring dozens and killing several, with responders battling flames for hours. The incident disrupted nearby towns and prompted a large regional emergency response.
London reports Prince George of England will wed Princess Marina of Greece in a Balkan setting near the Slovenian Alps. The engagement follows a request for royal consent and strong approval from the King and Queen. Princess Marina, daughter of Prince Nicholas of Greece, has been a longtime companion to Prince George during royal travels and court meetings.
Health officials report typhoid under control in Davon County with no new cases or deaths since the prior week. Authorities warn vigilance as some scattered cases were detected and sanitation measures continue in community dining and public spaces.
A 60 year old mother of Keymar area, Vicki Tilley, suffered severe facial injuries after a dynamite cap exploded during a marshmallow toasting party attended by her children and playmates. She was rushed to hospital where doctors report the sight in her left eye may be permanently damaged. Investigators found no explanation for the dynamite cap presence.
Chicago Aug 3 reports say American armament firms are subpoenaed as part of a federal probe into profits from explosives and weapons. Senate committee chair Gerald Nye said hearings will feature letters with Basil Zaharoff and will examine ties between U S firms and European munitions houses as it probes alleged collusive bidding and international rings.
President Roosevelt boosted Hugh Johnson NRA administrator salary from 6000 to 314000 annually. The raise, effective since July, aims to align pay with duties amid tensions with counsel Donald Reinberg and Frances Perkins. Johnson offered resignation after a White House conference but was urged to stay. The base salary was 6800 before deductions yielding about 14300 current total after a 5 percent cut. An oil depot sale followed the next day at Island Export plant Hamilton Avenue, with bids totaling around 1100 and the property bought by a stockholder for 2500. A small crowd attended the receivers sale conducted by George W S Musgrave and Harry Kaufman.
Washington reports say North and South cotton textile manufacturers prepared for a general strike unless federal mediation succeeds. Lloyd Garrison of the NLRB heads peace efforts but awaits acceptance of tomorrow’s conference invitation from textile employers.
The will of Chates W Kidd Urbana was probated Tuesday in the Orphans Court. He leaves all personal estate to wife Mrs Jenne S Kidd with the estate to be converted to cash at her death and distributed by the executor in equal portions among five children Raymond, Charles N Kidd, Mrs Ethel J Law, son William, and Mrs Edith H Pearl. Mrs Kidd and son Charles N Kidd named executors. The will is dated August 23 1932 and was witnessed by Grace H Spor tier and Jesse F R Heageyr.
The deeds show recording in the clerk's office with a $599 consideration for a parcel tied to Daniel Gipson Prederitk and a plan to build a home. Another deed records the sale of three quarters of an acre near the Pennsylvania railroad between Brick and Supply Co. and James K Powell for $1,925. English trains provide trained typics for busy business men.
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