03 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1934
Page
1
Last night set a citywide record as the coldest in four years with temperatures near zero and below in several areas. Official readings by Fredericks were beat by unofficial measurements as residents bundled in heavy wear and groundhog forecasts were contradicted by the chill.
New York February 3 AP reports a vigorous stock market uptick reversing the prior session decline. Trading surged with about 2,250,000 shares transferring and broad gains of one to several points across issues amid renewed public participation and expected government measures influencing Russian and American markets.
Washington Feb 3 AP reports the death of 74 year old Giben MU Bitchcock in the capital. The obituary notes his long service beginning in 1923 and his tenure with the Seizes ie.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a pilgrimage plan tied to Brat Quarris and Les Neaye Uni with unclear context and missing details. Further readable elements suggest preparations or affiliation but lack verifiable specifics.
The Polomar Edison Company reports negotiations have closed for a number of properties in Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia connected to the Edison system. Properties from Sharpsburg to Strasburg have been served, with hearings set before the Public Service Commission on February 13 to finalize the transaction and shared development.
A defendant identified as Dame Chrok received an 18 month sentence in a case heard today. The court imposed a $327 fine or balance due as part of the judgment.
Washington discussions on a possible four day week and 32 hour work periods as part of New Deal efforts. Officials weigh labor benefits against production needs while NRA agencies press for job preservation and broader reform, amid industry concerns over cigaret profits and tax effects.
A summary of a local music program notes a program led by distinct figures including pres den t 8 B and Sazpngen with mus M. J. Way nelbergec and Sherman MMos Maam Rhoads. The event is hosted in a community setting with focus on performances and attendance.
A severe winter surge reported in State Today ties multiple automobile mishaps to dangerous roads and frigid conditions. A teen, Valentine Els, 16, died in a Cambridge crash after veering to avoid another vehicle. group members were injured as their sled slid into a car. Temperatures plunged to zero at night and stayed very cold with forecasts of continued frosty weather.
Ms. Ralph Witmer of Selinsgrove Pennsylvania suffered serious injuries when a car operated by her sister Miss Minnie A Rine skidded on a roadway near Gettysburg on a Friday morning. She sustained fractures and facial lacerations while en route to meet her niece.
Mae West robbery case headline notes a man faces a year on each of two counts after second degree robbery conviction. District attorney reports no pist was found while underworld figures allegedly plotted to deter the actress for testifying against Friedman.
Washington reports the administration and employers are assessing a job insurance bill that appears ready for possible passage. The plan involves employer participation and unemployment provisions, though details remain unsettled.
On February 3, AP reports Congress faces a packed schedule with an administration push for early adjournment. President Roosevelt studies legislative options as Secretary Roeper compiles recommendations to modify regulations and seek reciprocal tariff concessions amid looming fiscal questions including a projected $650,900 figure.
A district court dismissed the assault charge against Mercer E Son after prosecution by Beall S. The ruling ends the case with the defendant no longer facing that charge.
The Daily London reports the Secret Service, led by H Moran, pursuing widespread customs frauds and illegal refunds totalling 100 million dollars. An underground smuggling network, bribery of customs officers, and a camouflaged rum runner sap path via the Hudson to Haverstraw are alleged. Veterans conduct the investigation.
A 25 to 80 person delegation urged the county commissioners to authorize a two and a half mile macadam road from Myersville to the Washington county line as a Civil Works Administration project. Supporters cited poor road condition and the link from Myersville to Hagerstown. federal work was discussed with CWA petition procedures noted.
Protesters gathered near a Fairmont church urging reinstatement of unemployment insurance. The event drew attendees from Bolivar and nearby areas as part of a broader push for federal aid and social welfare measures.
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