Frede rick Snow Causes Slips and Small Injuries on Icy Streets
A heavy morning snowfall across the East, with drifting and icy patches, left pedestrians slipping and several injuries in Frederick. Notable incidents include Russell I. McCain injuring a left limb on East Seventh Street and Katherine Arnold spraining an ankle near Church and Market. Groundhog legend cited, wind shifted from northwest to southwest, morning temperatures around 22 degrees. No more year books for The News Post issued. 5,000 copies exhausted.
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Frederick
George Xolb
Vernon T. Smith
North Market Street
Wiss Hilda Goodman
Center Street
South Bentz Street
Youngady
Market
South Streets
Edward Brachey
Twelfth Street
Wnews Post
News
Frederick Post
Weather Summary for February 1934
Weather today shows trace precipitation for 24 hours ending at a.m. Actual February rainfall is 1.33 inches versus normal 2.95 inches. Yesterday’s high was 33, last year 38. Low last night 22, last year 27. Sun sets at 5:45 p.m. Tomorrow sunrise 7:14 a.m., moon rises 8:42 a.m. and sets 8:37 p.m.
Maryland Sees Light Snow Flurry Across State
A light snow flurry moved across Maryland from the west after a heavy storm. Cumberland reported no further flakes by 10 a.m. while Baltimore still saw snow, western mountains clearing, and Annapolis with drifting lakes at 10:30 a.m. Temperatures rose with a forecast of slightly colder weather tonight and tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Cumberland
Baltimore
Annapolis
St. Michael's
Chesapeake Bay
Weather Bureau
Two Hurt In Crash Of Truck And Auto
John Joy of Mt Airy and his daughter Mary Joy suffered injuries after Joy’s car was struck by a truck driven by Isaac F Adams of Westernport near Plane No 4 while Joy turned toward a store from Frederick. The truck owner was R C Roberts Westernport. Adams uninjured. Reckless driving charged. trial set for Tuesday at 10:30 in People's Court.
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John Joy
Mt. Airy
Route 4
Mary Joy
Plane No. 4
Isaac F. Adams
Westernport
Joy
Ridgeville
Frederick
Adams
R. C. Roberts
Peterson
State Police
People’s Court
Death of Harvey Buhrman ruled accidental in Maryland road death
The 26 year old Harvey W Buhrman of Lantz was found on the Smithsburg Leiter sburg road late Saturday night. Justice Richard H Sweeney acting coroner ruled the death accidental after questioning witnesses. Coss who found Buhrman reported to local officials. Buhrman had a fractured skull and broken neck. The icy road location and possible other car involvement are noted. Funeral services were held at Bethel United Brethren church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. He is survived by his mother, several sisters and brothers.
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Harvey W. Buhrman
Lantz
Smithsburg
Leitersburg
Richard H. Sweeney
Hagerstown
Herbert D. Coss
Claude Ferguson
Coss
Buhrman
Constable Ferguson
Bethel United Brethren Church
Stottlemyer
Theresta Buhrman
Foxville
Earl Pryor
Frank Kuhn
Ward Toms
William Brown
Lancaster
Edith
Baltimore
Tra
Green Ridge
Raymond
Waynesboro
Archie
Passengers Hurt in Pennsylvania RR Wreck at Otter Point
Havre De Grace Feb 5 AP Several passengers were reported injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train traveling from Baltimore to Philadelphia collided with the rear of a freight train at Otter Point near here. Local hospital was alerted to prepare for multiple patients. Cause of the crash not immediately known.
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Havre de Grace
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Otter Point
Here
Despondent man swallows poison at home
James L. Schultz, 33, attempted suicide by swallowing two poison tablets at his 455 West South Street home after failing to find work to support his wife and six children. He received medical care from Dr. A. G. Bourne Jr and at Montevue Hospital. his wife alerted neighbors and authorities. Schultz had a prior suspended sentence for theft and recent trouble finding employment. the same house later witnessed a separate gun wound incident involving Eugene D. Wright last May.
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James L. Schultz
West South Street
Schultz
A. G. Bourne, Jr
Frederick County
Montevue
Bourne
Sherman P. Bowery
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Eugene D. Wright
Wright
France Prepares for Feb 6 Riots After Anniversary Turmoil
Paris authorities issued stern orders banning open air demonstrations planned for tomorrow to mark the February 6 riots. Heavy police detachments were placed on standby to prevent disorders as rioting between right and left extremists loomed. The cabinet urged patriotism and ordered only church memorial services, restricting public gatherings and actions.
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Paris
Place de la Concorde
Misunas Attacked by Three Convicts in Pen
In Richmond Virginia three convicts attacked Arthur Misunas as he came out of his cell at Toelack prison for breakfast. Misunas defended himself with a knife made from a scissors blade, stabbing one attacker in the abdomen. The injured inmate was taken to the prison hospital. the other two attackers were placed in solitary confinement.
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Richmond
Arthur “Bute
Misunas
Robert Mais
Walter Legenza
Mais
Legenza
Toelack
Tragedy at 30th Infantry Anniversary Night
At the Presidio a birthday party ended with Major Charles A. Ross fatally injured after a quarrel at a North Beach nightclub. The proprietor and two aides were jailed for man slaughter, later bailed. Officers testified to a brutal fall that killed him amid a free-for-all scuffle.
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San Francisco
30Th Infantry
Presidio
Charles A. Ross
North Beach
C. M. Easley
William #. Lee
Thomas N. Stark
Earle M. Miner
Winfred Skelton
Lee
Skelton
Rass
Corn Hog Plan Outlined For Frederick County Meeting
The 1935 Federal corn hog program will be explained at a 1 30 pm meeting of Frederick County corn hog community committeemen at the M M Co A A The session aims to clarify the new application blanks and contract terms for one year The county agent Henry R Shoemaker called the meeting to foster early understanding by farmers About 37 Frederick countians participated in the corn hog fund in 1934 Committeemen from each district were listed with their towns and names to attend the 1935 signings and selection process
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Prederick County
M. Co
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick Countlaes
Frederick Countians
Frederick
C. E. Speaks
Allen M. Pitzer
Lewistown
Walter L. Martz
Tuscarora
Adamstown
Blair Titus
Ira Sears
Urbana
William A. Shook
Buckeystown
Emmitsburg
Frank Wibck
Harry Valentine
Rocky Ridge
William H.troxell
Jefferson
Henry D. Lakin
Stanley Z. Zecker
A. D. Arnold
Knoxville
Liberty
M. D. Nicodemus
John L. Smith
C. H. Hamilton
Union Bridge
Thurmont
Samuel T. Royer
Sabillasville
T. A. Roddy
Roy Fisher
Middletown
Charles R. Holter
Charles Easterday
Myersville
Daniel Guyton
Burkittsville
New Market
J. M. Burall, Jr
Monrovia
Martin L. Nicodemus
Mt. Airy
Marion England
Ijamsville
Walkers
Wellesley denies Perkins offer as president
Robert G. Lodge, president of Wellesley College board, denied reports that Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins had been offered the presidency of a college. He stated there is no basis for these reports and no such offer.
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Boston
Robert G.lodge
Wellesley College
Frances Perkins
Three Changes Proposed to Cut Social Security Costs
Secretary Morgenthau urged Congress to raise taxes on old-age pensions to cover unearned annuities transfer voluntary pension administration to the Treasury and exclude farmers domestic servants and transients from benefits in a plan to lessen charity burdens and reduce costs before the Ways and Means committee.
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Washington
Congress
Morgenthau
Ways and Means
Perkins
New Social Insurance Board
The
Treasury
The New Deal In Washington Senator Turns Pie Counter
Washington, Feb 5. Democrats control the Senate restaurant as Senator Matthew Neely runs it with Arbuckle and Nunnally as managers. Perkins censors art, Hopkins disperses relief funds, and a snowbound taxi scene crowds the page. Treadway challenges the economics bill amid Republican skepticism.
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Perkins
Hopkins
Treadway
DuPont Ride
Washington
Senate
Matthew Neely
West Virginia
Senator Neely
W. W. Arbuckle
Edward H. Nunnally
Bureau of Standards Mechanical
Neely
Arbuckle
Democratic Club
Nunnally
30th Anniversary of First Baptist Church Observance
A two day observance marks the 30th anniversary of the First Baptist Church in this city. Events Sunday February 10 and Monday February 11 feature sermons by Dr. Joseph T. Watts and messages from former pastors. The weekend includes an offering aimed at $600 and a social hour after services.
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First Baptist Church
William ¢. Royal
Joseph T. Watts
Baltimore
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Ttis
Mr. Royal
Wil
Wiliam Hammond Parker
Floyd W. Putnry
Alonzo D. Winters
Tey. Bartich
Bowers
F. A. Davis
Maryland Baptist State Mission Board
John Henry Day
Seventh Baptist Church
Ralph E. Kartman
Day
Loral Baptist Church
Miujor
William Hammond Parker
Cincinnatsy
J. M. Goodman
Melvin E. Watkins
W. H. Steinhaus
Nena Derr
Frederick
Impending Gold Case Decision Bewilders Markets
New York February 1958 Wall Street nerves remained jumpy as gold clause confusion persisted. Stocks moved downward amid Supreme Court uncertainty and cautious speculation. The pound sterling opened at 4.88 dollars as call money steadied at one percent. A stray exchange of questions about actuarial consultants and qualifications followed in a separate committee scene.
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New York
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Public Hearing Feb 12 On P E Co Rate Case
The Maryland Public Service Commission will hold a February 12 hearing at its Baltimore office to determine a fair distribution for the 325000 dollar annual cut ordered in Potomac Edison Company electric rates. The hearing follows the company’s request to submit evidence supporting its proposed rate-distribution plan, with two proposed schedules rejected for not meeting the order’s requirements.
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Baltimore
Maryland Public Service Commission
Potomac Edison Company
Hauptmann Defense Seeks Fisch Ransom Link at Trial
Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s defense seeks to prove Isador Fisch collected the Lindbergh ransom, presenting testimony of Fisch’s acquaintances and a Bayside visit, while a judge blocks the line of cross-examination. The case also features a taxi driver’s alibi claims and a Hauptmann alibi at a November 1933 party.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Philip Moses
John F
Jassie) Condon
Hauptmann
Col Lindbergh
Maria Mueller
Haupte Hann
Tus
David T. Wilentz
Moses
Wall Street
Will Rogers
Mine workers return to Wilkes Barre jobs
Wilkes Barre, Pa. Feb. 5. Under state police and United Mine Workers supervision, miners resumed work at Glen Alden Coal Company while a rival union continued picketing. A state trooper substation opened at Nanticoke after reports of potential clashes. About twenty troopers were deployed from the Wyoming barracks and housed in local homes.
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Wilkes Barre
United Mine Workers of America
Glen Alden Coal Company
Nanticoke
Wyoming Barracks
Drunkenness Arrest In City Street Early This Morning
C J Hartman was jailed tonight on a drunkenness charge after an arrest by Officer Phoebus. The incident occurred in the early hours on a city street.
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C. J. Hartman
Phoebus
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