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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 17, 1934

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Shriners Court Testimony on $30,000 Breach Claim

Edward D. Shrimer Jr of Frederick testified in Rockville Circuit Court about paying Miss Maude Stogner of Rockingham $30,000 in a breach of promise suit. He described meetings in 1931 in Charlotte and visits to New York and North Carolina, including giving a diamond ring at her request and planning marriage discussions. He said no engagement occurred and details of a later trip and lodging follow.

Rockville Edward D. Shrimer, Jr Frederick Misa Stogner New York Aiss Stogner Braddock heights Breddock Heights Frederik

Constitutionality of Money Program Upheld

Washington January 17 President Roosevelt was represented as pleased with the constitutional validity of his monetary program. A written opinion signaled confidence in the plan amid questions from senators and the House about its reach, including banks and individuals impacted by the policy. Speculative sentiment mixed in New York markets as traders weighed the program’s reception and potential economic effect.

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Unseasonal Wind and Cold Snap Hit Fredericton Region

A wild wind overnight dropped temperatures from springlike levels to well below freezing after sundown. Gusts reached up to 50 miles per hour, with 29 degree readings this morning. Snow squalls affected several areas, and cars were buried under snow in parts of the western and northern regions.

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German workers face new obedience under leader’s rule

In Bectn January 17 AP reports Germany will enforce a new obedience standard for workers. The article states workers will be as loyal to their boss as a private is to a captain under the new leadership announced by Chancellor Titer.

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Martial Law Threat at New Orleans Election

New Orleans reports warned by Mayor Semmes Walmsley that Huey P Long could deploy 10 000 troops if needed to secure the mayoral election. Long supportive of John Wierer, levee board engineer. Walmsley vows to protect order.

New Orleans Cais Irene Huey P Long John Wierer res. levee board Semmes Walmsley Walmster Long

CWA Classes Expand in Frederick County Schools Amid Labor Shortages

About 200 enrolled at Frederick High with 280 more countywide in CWA and federal relief courses. Plans include adult recreation classes under a Maryland program with the Playground Athletic League, though commercial teachers remain scarce. Local towns like Thurmont Emmitsburg Middleburg Brunswick and New Market show strong interest for countywide expansion and school improvements.

Prederick county Maryland Plergremé Eugene W. Pruitt andult Frederick High School Puble stout Thurmont Emmitsburg Middletons Brunswick New Market TOSTESS ated Emrattsburg, Schoe Frederick Hich Church Street Parkway Market sirtet Idsboro Wolfsvile Limon Lincoln High Market Middixorn

Bishop M Murrary Dead at 69 in Maryland

The Rev Bishop M Murrary of the M E Church South died at age 69 following an attack while hospitalized. He served as president of the conference and held leadership roles in church finances and education. High School pupils from Frederick visited Hood College to study historic costume as part of a drama project led by Miss Mary J Shut with Miss Linh Gant assisting.

Bactes Hospital Star of heat Sissi Zenimore McMacvrar preachers organc secrec Erensiog sears Hood the Frederick High School Hood College Mary J. Shut Linh Gant

Camp Ritchie Employs 975 Men On Guard Projects

Capitan Robert F Barrick reports 975 men from Washington and Frederic counties are working on Camp Ritchie projects under PWA and CWA programs. Projects include mess halls, baths, storehouse, reservoir works, road grading, fencing, and target range reconditioning. Total program value near $4,000,000 with completion deadlines set for June 30.

mtn rox Camp Ritchie Capitan Robert F. Barrick War Department Public Works Mont the Cow Works PWA Washington county Prederice CWA brrolves lower regimental road state of Maryland

Auto Crash Suit Tried Before Jury in Circuit Court

Frank Hargett of near Braddock sued R Claude Plush for damages after a car crashed into his porch on the National Highway near Braddock Heights last August 12. The trial in Circuit Court before Associate Judge Arthur D Wizard featured testimony about the smash and resulting property and antique damage valued at several hundred dollars.

Arthur D. Wizard Frank Hargett Braddock R. Claude Plush Braddock Heights Dorvion Thomas J. Cum Ping Wertheimer Archee Alesanger Joseph Apple, Jr H. Kiefer DeLanter E. Austin Jam Yeung Joseph D- Mare

Peoples Court Case in Petpie's Conte ais sabriines

Testimony in a local court details Mrs Kaode facing charges linked to emonias. Several witnesses corroborate. The defendant reportedly sent weekly sums to his wife depending on work, with Justice Bowers ordering a $4 weekly payment. An assault hearing was postponed.

Petpie Koode Kaode Becce

Chapel Service Speaker Rev M G Wilson Addresses College Students

Rev M G Wilson pastor of the Prederick Church addressed the student body at the college chapel on January 16. He spoke on Genesis chapter five, explaining its themes and the genealogy and lineage emphasized within.

M. G. Wilson Prederick Church of the Janary Mr. Wilson Genes Enoch

Planes ruled out for air mail use by Brown testimony

Former Post Office head Brown said planes used by Braziss were not satisfactory for air mail. Braziss claimed to operate at 15 cents a mile and offered to carry mail at half the current rate. House committee hearing noted government concerns over his route and rival T and T A contract details. Washington dispatch reports an old Hoover administration aide died in January 1933 per Glovers order.

idensics Braziss siasidy Braniss Washington R. L John W. Sevier Hoover Glovers

Virginia governor seeks more funds for public schools

The new Virginia governor proposed a yearly increase of 1,000,009 dollars for public school funding beyond the previous budget, aiming to boost the state education appropriation and empower the board of education with added support.

Ya. Jan George Campyel Pierrio hs Star Commonwealth of Vics Joan Garland Palard board of education

Escaped Convict Escape Thwarted. One of Five Captured

A chaotic report notes one of five escaped convicts was captured while a guard, Glenn Baxman, was hospitalised with stomach issues. The account mentions a Japanese scientist building an air filtered house to exclude air, dirt, and bacteria with ventilation from a dust encoder.

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Tamany Ousted by New York Aldermen

In New York on January 17 AP reports Tamny Bal era faced a shock as long dominant Tammany machine weakened after a coalition of John F. Gary and Brooksm ally John McCaoers split party leadership at a Board of Aldermen meeting. Ed the Bronx switch left Tammany leadership in disarray and a casualty later died. Community Finance Co. organizes at a student meeting.

New York Tammany Bal shemi oFi Jonn FP Gary ns Brooksmally John McCaoers Board of Aldermen Tammany li MocCacer Bronx Aususius F. Pierce Cary Leuterant apap Puresime Kenny Hed F hospital

Memory returns for Pittsburgh man after dinner distress

Arthur R. McCreary a 276 sign painter of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania who had lost memory after arriving Frederick Monday regained recall Tuesday afternoon through aid from Salvation Army Transient Bureau and Loyal Order of Moose. He had traveled from Washington and was helped by Captain Bernard C Morris and Senator James J sania before moving toward Mooseheart and his home.

Arthur R. McCreary Pittsburgh Salvation Army loreal Order of Moose McCreary Frederick iith Washington Cap Bernard C Morris Transient Bureau furala eary Willem ren Salvation Mooseheart Institu Moose j for orphan children of the ourgh Mor Ben Shuff James J sania McClearr Salvation Aemr osburgh

100 Cents In A Dollar In Gold Value Debate

The article discusses the inflation of the dollar's gold backing and the idea that a 69 cent dollar could be theoretical yet the paper dollar remains equivalent to 100 cents. It cites gold content 60 percent and historical context including 1926 normal year commodity prizes and President Otto’s viewpoint on restoring dollar value in commodities.

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County Club Women Plan Annual Meeting Training Series

County federation directors discuss March event at Non of Rural Women’s Clubs meeting. Training schools set for January through March in Frederick Middletown Merryland Tract New Market and Adamstown. Auditing committee named and county reports urged for extension service submission.

Arcentémor MCLA Evers Johnszvil Mc. Pleasant Thomas P. Culler Ballenger Renera federation committee Simeo Dixon this city Charles Main Braddock Helen Saffit Adamstown Elmer Guyton Jefferson Carroll Harp Johnshire EC. McDevits Pleasant H.C. Exdman Merryland Tract Helen Pearson Frederick Middletown New Market Adametown Pearson Extension Service University of Maryland Buckeystown Emmitsburg Harmony Grove Tramsvile Jobussifle Jaz Bridge Kemptown Lewistown Liberty Mer- Middletown reraville New Mareket Prank Fife Woodshore Maxine Browning Mis Luther Remsberg A. C Erémag Mos Fife Woodsdere George ED Chick Lex M. Roelkey John C. a. Grbana Edgar Rise

Independence proposal before Roosevelt from Philippine delegation

The Quezon delegation urged President Roosevelt to grant independence within ten years as an alternative to the Bare-Hawes-Cutting bill. They proposed a July 4 1940 independence date with current trade relations continuing until then.

Washington United States Quezon Roosevelt Manuel L. Quezon Senate

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