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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1934
Page
2
Washington reports indicate the Roosevelt administration weighs measures to lift silver and gold prices. Treasury and Treasury-backed officials study actions to curb speculative holdings as price gains in gold and silver widen. Senate debates over free coinage and monetary support continue amid mixed support and concerns about currency stability.
Feb 5 Crown Poms declares that John Dillinger faces a court fight to keep him from Indiana's electric chair. Beatty leads guards as Murray is urged to plead to bank robbery indictments. Lawyers seek abatement, while Dillinger is returned from Tucson. A continuance is granted for a formal arraignment and preparation.
A vote approved sending a strike ballot to 26008 workers of the Chirazmard Railway. Two labor councils presented 12 grievances to Fred W. Sanect, president of the Nomhwerwro, demanding an answer. The position is seen as constrained by the Federal Railway Labor Act.
In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court held that prosecutions under the national prohibition act become inoperative after ratification of the Twenty first Amendment. The ruling urges dismissal of thousands of cases, including those with convictions or appeals, as prosecutions cannot continue without constitutional authority.
Former Detroit mayor INSWERS FRANK MURPHY serves as governor general of the Philippines. Global ship tonnage totals show Great Britain at 1,088,379 tons and Japan at 788,374 tons. The president may have his veto overridden by a two thirds vote in each house of Congress.
Frederick County branch Maryland Children's Aid Society held a Monday meeting at 3 o clock presided by Charles McC Mathias. Committees named: Executive Rev Dr G Ells Williams Mrs S J Dutson Virgil W Doub Mrs Engar B McBride Leslie N Cobientz A Hart Etchison. Education and Publicity Rev Dr Amos J Traver Mrs Jacobs Rosenstask Rev Douglass Hooff Miss M Louise Johnson Rev Dr. Finance Johnsee Mrs M Etchison Dr T Clyde Routson A B Colimus Abram Kemp. Case comm Mrs George A Holland Rev Mark Jenkins XM George PL Von EMT. Secretary reported January cases: 3 new, 2 reopened, etc. Delegation attended Baltimore meeting and received award for largest county delegation.
State witnesses described events from the night of Mrs Margaret Brumley's murder at Mack on Station as court hearings continued. Detectives testified to finding pants and blood-like stains, with prosecutors outlining the sequence of events leading to the tragic New Year’s Eve killing.
Anna Brown, colored resident, charged with drunkenness and assault, faced a jail term on the city charge and a four month sentence in the House of Correction suspended on a state warrant. Officer George Layman testified to disturbances and a scuffle as Brown resisted arrest, with additional sentences suspended for two transients and other defendants amid a list of fines and costs.
A schoolboy drowned after an incident on the Ches tere river near Kellag Smith's school. Several students reported the event but details remain incomplete as authorities search the area for missing persons and investigate the cause.
Daisy Px Mos Anna Pace to and Muldred Holtman ane Mos Ben Jacquelioe Carpentier management of estate and property details appear in damaged OCR fragments.
Major Edgar H. McBride spoke on Maryland's history before the Parent Teachers Association at Parkway School. He traced the state's founding, noted Lord Baltimore's name and the state's early growth, and described observances for Maryland's tercentenary.
An unidentified assailant slashed and killed Eatin Wolverton at KHJ radio in Colorado while stabbing another man and menacing a secretary. The event disrupted a cooking school lecture heard by 150 audience members, with Wolverton a former University of Colorado student, and the attacker subdued by others.
The Circuit Court on Monday reviewed whether Leo Weinberg, nephew and sole surviving executor, should be appointed trustee to complete final disposition of the Lowenstein estate. No decision was given after a hearing prompted by Weinberg’s petition filed in equity against the three executors, John S Newman, Samuel H Rasenstock, and Joseph Bic.
The Lowenstein estate after death shows appraised value increase from 91269.62 to over 160009. A bill response was filed and the case submitted to court. Beneficiaries including Clara Pleischner Jennie Kingsbaker Mito Lowenstein David Lowenstein Melia Hamburger Henry Weinberg Clara Is Wathver Isaac Weinberg and Jean nee Weinberg consented to Weinberg acting as surviving executor.
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