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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1934

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2

Storm Death Toll Tops Sixty Across Nation

The Associated Press reports storm and tornado deaths surpass sixty as eastern snow and freezing conditions paralyze traffic. Seventeen die in southern tornadoes across Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi. a plane crash near Salt Lake City adds eight fatalities. Chicago and Utica face fires and wrecks. Militias mobilized in New York and utilities strain under outages.

Associated Press South Alabama Georgia Louisiana Missisippi Salt Lake City Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania New York Aime Baltimore Middle West Sir Utica N. Y Delphos O. S Chicago Wnllion Dollars Florida Charlotte N. C Long Island

Cheers For Otto in Vienna Rally Demands Hapsburg Restitution

Feb 26 cheers erupt at a Swass meeting backing monarchists in Austria. Rumors say Heimwehr units and fascist groups head to the Swiss border to greet Otto, claimant to the throne, as legitimists hail Dollfuss and Starhemberg. They call for revocation of laws to banish the Hapsburgs and reclaim property.

Associated Prees - Vienna Superia Hapshure Chancelor Dollfuss Reece Vos Stathembeurg Heimwehr Swass Gitt Couss Heimwehr Eo Viexu Dolfuss Prince von Starhembert Vicky Omatees

Costigan Urges Regulation of New York Stock Exchange

Senator Costigan Democrat of Colorado denounced the New York Stock Exchange for wrapping its financial collapse in the great market place calling it a small handful of men. He backed the pending interment of secure markers and cited the Senate request for the exchange’s financial statement for 1933. He aligned with Chairman Fletcher that officials were aiming to defeat the measure and that little money was at stake. Zonta Club Meets at Savoy Dining Room with Barbara Fr Oy present.

Washington Sen. Costigan Colorado New York Stock Exchange Great Mar Place Senate Ment Fletcher Exchange Zonta Club Messing de Savoy Therederick Ton Barbara Fr

Maryland Bill Seeks Monocacy National Park Funding

A Maryland delegation led by Gov. Albert Ritchie will testify on February 28 before a House Military Affairs subcommittee in Washington to back a bill authorizing $50,000 from Public Works funds for a Monocacy National Park near Frederick. U.S. Sens Tydings and Goinsborough are expected to attend. Rep. Lewis introduced the measure in the House. The appropriation was increased from 30,000 to 35,000 in prior steps.

Alber C. Ritchie Maryland House of Representatives Monocacy Battlefield Frederick David C. Winebrenner Phe Military Affair Committee House Martyland Heptive Lewis Richie John B Diamond Montgomery Senate Miliarcy Lee

Man Arrested After Chase on East Finch Street

Police say Phebus was chased for blocks before being captured and held on $50 bond. Accused of domestic mess and resisting arrest, he faces charges after an incident at his aunt's house on East Finch Street. Wife of Dennis reported the disturbance. Local police provided few details.

Athen Phebus East Fitun Dennis Seenat

Senate Moves to Restore Veterans Benefits and Banking Plan

The Senate approved allocating 60 million dollars to restore 90 percent of Spanish War veterans benefits. George N. Peek proposed a three-bank system to finance foreign trade modeled after the Export-Import Bank for Russia. Roosevelt urged a watchdog agency for communications but did not push consolidation. The House and Senate debated air mail, stock exchange regulation, and cotton tax adjustments, including a higher quota and adjusted tax rates.

Washington Senate George N. Peek Russia Roosevelt Congress Stock Exchange Senate Air Mail Clifford Ball Mead House Postoffice Committee Senate Banking Committee New York Exchange Richard Whitney Exchange House Agriculture Committee

Air mail controversy erupts in Senate debate over deaths

Washington, Feb. 26 Sen Robinson Republican Indiana accuses the administration of causing aviator deaths in the air mail program. He calls the aviators murdered and blames the President, prompting sharp exchanges with Sen McKellar and others. Weather slows CWA work with road projects suspended by snow reducing the Frederick quota and forcing adjustments to project staffing.

Washington Senate Sen. Robinson Indiana United States Rok Fema Sen. McKellar Tennessee Rocky Mountains Dickinson Iowa Fess Ohio Frederick

COLLAPSES AGAIN Is Interrrupted Trial in Chicago

The second trial of Dr. Alice Wynekoop for the murder of her daughter in law Rheta was interrupted again by the defendant’s collapse after psychiatrist Harry Hoffman testified. Wynekoop appeared in good health today and listened as Hoffman recounted the January hearing and her alleged shooting of her son Earle's wife.

Chicago Alice Lindsay Wynekooop Rheta Wynekoon Harry B. Hoffman Cook County Hoffman Earle Wynekoop

Physician shot after police grilling at Sanatorium class

The 63 year old physician, weakened by an all night police grilling, admitted the shooting following a police suggestion while addressing the Samacocum Bible Class at the State Sanatorium. A large attendance heard him speak. Elephants are not regarded as mature until about a

Glenn H. McGregor St State Sanatorium

Maryland official seeks car impoundment for drunk driving

Baltimore reports motor vehicle commissioner E Austin Baughman will push a drastic bill to impound cars of all drivers convicted of intoxicated driving. The proposal, with jail time and fines, aims to deter drunken operation and disrupt the offender's household. An additional note cites English ornithologists on the average life span of the rohin’s finches.

Baltimore E. Aust. Baughman Baughman Lipsy

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