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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1934
Page
4
A warm New Year's Day ends a severe late cold wave with sub zero readings and snow remnants, while records show the warmest January first in over a decade. January 1 1919 remains a distant high mark amid a year noted for heavy precipitation and historic floods.
The report notes monthly precipitation near normal figures with December adding eight and three quarter inches, lifting total snowfall to nearly fifteen inches. June and July stay hot though August cools with rain. nine hot days reach 100 degrees or more, including 101 on June 9.
About 110000 motorists in Maryland failed to secure 1934 license tags as lines formed after the Guilford avenue office closed at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Deputy Commissioner Dr. Marshall Schroeder said nearly 210000 licenses had been issued, about 8000 more than last year, with reasons including an extra open day in 1932 and a late rush. The cold caused seven collapses and medical treatment for applicants waiting in line.
Tragedy from a heavy rainstorm in the Los Angeles area reports a tentative death toll between 31 and 50 or more as twelve inches of rain fall in 74 hours. Flooding forces thousands from homes, destroys property, and disrupts bridges and train service with communications cut off. tolls and damages remain hard to verify.
Maryland farmer delegates from Carroll Montgomery Frederick and Washington counties meet at the Frederick courthouse on Wednesday to organize the Productive Credit Association. The group aims to use the new farmers credit banking system for short and intermediate term loans to support crop production livestock and poultry, with headquarters in Frederick to facilitate loans and county financing. A separate item notes a Falk School teacher with a broken arm attending Sumet school activities.
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