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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
4
City officials including the mayor and aldermen heard city leaders and the Arial Truck Company discuss relocating the ladder truck. They weighed building a new home or using an adjacent site and considered costs, safety, and harmony with nearby fire companies.
Edmund Clarence Stedman foresaw airships as early as 1879. The Transvaal in South Africa is cited as the world’s greatest gold producing region. Three quarters of U.S. maple sugar comes from Vermont, New York, and Ohio.
Residents of Twelfth Street appealed for road improvements and safer intersections urging removal of obstructions and installation of ornamental lights. Officials ordered design costs and sought tax impacts while a separate motion targeted tighter controls on bankrupt and fraudulent sales harming merchants.
The Touhy gang kidnapping case closes after five days of testimony. State rests with Basil Barnes nicknamed The Owl as a People's Exhibit viewing John Factor's account. The trial previously saw Roger Touhy face new evidence including a Curtiss-Robin plane and witnesses from Winchester Virginia.
Washington debates a 30 hour work week with supporters urging prompt action. Leaders like Hugh S. Johnson and Gerard Swope face opposition from industry to such limits, while code authorities plan to meet in March. The move aims to absorb labor into NRA patterns and ease post war demobilization, with broader tax and liquor regulation under discussion.
At a joint meeting hosted by Rotary Kiwanis and Lions in Frederick, Thomas of the Philadelphia Athletics extolled youths programs and the value of clean sport. He traced baseball’s evolution and paid tribute to Connie Mack, noting major player transactions and salaries of Grove, Cochrane, Simmons, and others as context for the sport’s rise.
Connie Mack explained Lefty Grove's sale to Boston for 123000 and a 250000 bank note forced the manager to dismantle his great champion team. He is already laying groundwork for another pennant contending club as fans and officials note cooperation among local clubs. In Vienna, Chancellor Dollfuss shifts control of the Socialist party publishing house to boost a government backed workers program. A transcontinental flight claim notes California to New York could schedule in 1 hour but return faces head winds delaying the trip.
A New York financier and associates including Walter P. Chrysler Harry F. Sinclair and others faced recall discussions after evidence suggested profits of 395 238 from pool dealings Pecora questioned stock dealings involving Ford Gills company with 60 000 held in option. Mason Day and others cited contempt of court in Harding era scandals. Patrol officers elected for the second semester at a meeting February 16 with officers and regular patrolmen named.
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