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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1934

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2

Worst Weather Grips States in Northeast Across Regions

Severe winter on the eastern seaboard caused transportation outages and isolation. New York City and surrounding areas faced flight and rail delays, with roads blocked and telegraph lines down. Temperatures plunged to well below zero as storms disrupted ships, ferries, and power, leaving communities cut off and schools closed across several states.

Seaboard New York New Stunard New England Paul Revere Saiseon Chestertown Centenvile Yeats Pennsylvana Rairoad Towsen Del Massey Junction Gols Cambridge Leas Higawara Middleton Cumberand Hagerstown Frescourg Altamont Battmore Chesapeake ChésietTtorn

Bonus Will Test Power President

Wreckington Feb 20 The chorus that marched on Pennsylvania Avenue two years ago will test presidential control over Congress as a veto clash looms. A third of House members signed a petition to force a vote on March 42 after Roosevelt rejected cash payment. The 145 signers include Democrats and Republicans, with uncertainty about House passage while elections loom. The debate centers on paying the adjusted service certificates in new money and is overshadowed by small-investigation developments and new mall legislation.

Roosevelt Speakes Radney Ryote House Senate Asesev Giserien

Bankrupt Sale Nets S105 At Moms Dr Store

A bankruptcy sale raised 105 dollars for the Moms Dr store stock. Officers and a few speakers attended the event led by Major Ralph Sass, ex West Point football coach, with Lindsay Siveste and Metin Stoner among presenters. The gathering included remarks on Maryland and Cal clubs and featured various local figures.

Moms Dr Seth Prusiees Hanes Israe. Co. Ov Serman P Ralph Sass West Point Annus Marylane Cal Masa Lindsay Siveste McIed Metin Stoner Marylands Macy Fredeccs Markey Remssee

King Albert remembered by Col Markey in pleasant remembrances

Col BD John Markey recalls King Albert of Belgium who was killed in a fall, noting his democratic nature and his bond with American troops. Markey, a Battle Monuments Commission member, recounts riding with Albert in Europe during World War I, mentions the Order of the Crown of Belgium, and cites 40,000 troops under King Albert in 1918. An American cemetery and a memorial bridge in Ohio honor fallen soldiers from that campaign.

Albert Belgium John Markey Col Markey Europe Battle Monuments Commission King Albert del Marker Cel Markey John J Pershing 35Th National Guard Artllery Thor Fung Albert Markey Hing 3 Gen. Pershing State of Ohio Shelte

History facts from the Malay Archipelago and lamp filament

The MALAY ARCHIPELAGO is described as the world’s largest island group. The text notes that carbon was used for the first electric lamp filament and identifies Pb5 as the chemical symbol for lead.

Malay Archipelago Islands

Obenderter Case Presented By Defense and Prosecution

A court session reviewed the case with the defense led by D Primpeion Buecker for Mr Obendcerter and Sherman P Bowers acting as counsel for He plant company. The statements of facts were presented to establish the core events and responsibilities involved.

Ter D. Primpeion Buecker Obendcerter Sherman P Bowers

Ocean mail contract findings reach President Roosevelt

Washington reports three investigations into ocean mail contracts will be delivered to President Roosevelt. Secretary Roper said the Commerce Department inquiry is examining contracts item by item while Roosevelt backs a subsidy to the American merchant marine and favors ocean mail contracts. He noted an active program may emerge.

Washington Roosevelt Roper Commerce Department Senate Post Office Department

Vienna ends martial law after a week of civil war

Vienna reports martial law to be lifted tomorrow as Nazist pressure continues. A funeral for 50 police soldiers and home guard victims of the socialist conflict is held. Vice Chancellor Fey says Europe’s peace hangs by a hair as the Office studies Habicht’s demand for Nazi party members to receive government posts within eight days or face a resumption of the Right.

Vienna Fey Eurcope Theodore Habicht

Distraint for Rent Levy Upheld in Court

In the appeal case of the Francs Ley Key Garete Company trading as Fred esiek Broserage Company the case was taken up in the Court on a debt action. The hearing determined that the distain on the rent levy stands, with purchase money and related charges noted.

Key Garete Company Somsore Fredesiek Broserage Company Tr. W Oberderie- Sarfern Haews Marr B. Goenam Tetamed Sappellees Ooeey Aie Beioxy Aken Mags vate Alton Y_ Bernets Emsor Che

James Butler Dead in New York Funeral Friday

James Butler, a longtime turfman in New York, died of natural causes at age 84. The era BG note his Irish heritage and his years of service to the sport. A funeral service is planned for Friday morning at St Patrick’s Cathedral.

New York James Ireland New Fe

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