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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1934

Page

4

Senate Banking Committee Hears On New Money Bill

Washington January 22 The Senate banking committee held hearings on a proposed monetary bill. Proponents including Dr G P Warren and Dr James H Rogers argued benefits for wage earners and inflation control while opponents warned of risks to credit and permanent systemic changes. The measure aims to expand Treasury power and Federal Reserve flexibility amid a large refinancing program.

Come James HL Rogers Yale Rogers Osen D. Young Tne Db Qanen

French Canadians form aosat cat hird of Canada s pomtzi an

A fragmented note reports French Canadians forming a new group described as a third of Canada s political scene. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate an emerging regional organization and potential political activity.

Hird Canada

Library Meeting Seeks More Funds and Reports Circulation

The Fredrick County Free Library Association board met to approve a second fundraising letter after insufficient response. November circulation reached 3,901 with 3,295 adults and 606 juveniles. daily average 163, with 278 through daily circulation. December totals show 3,230 in circulation and 2,650 fiction. January 1–22 circulation at 2,659 with 2,381 adults and 298 juveniles.

Fredrick County Free Inheavy Association Jreguslar Afrs Peeri ‘E Henck Prederick Mary Newman Juremie

Washington Street School P T A Holds Routine Meeting

The Washington Street School P T A met Friday evening at 7 30. Reports by treasurer and secretary preceded a brief business session announcing a tard party by Room Mothers on February 9. The program featured songs recitations and instrument solos led by Mrs R Dean Stickell Mrs Huth Dixon and Miss Catharine Ridenour among others.

P.T. A of Washington Street America R. Dean Stickell Huth Dixon Thomas P-T. A

Earthquake Destroys Nepal Towns Reports Delayed

Jan 22 Calcutta reports three major Nepal towns Patan Bheraun Katmandu nearly destroyed by a week old quake. Telegrams from Raxaul frontier town and a Nepal official sketch tragedy with thousands feared dead and Singha Durbar Palace largely leveled. No fires followed shocks.

Calcutta India Nepal-Patan Bheraun Katmandu

Life Terms for Handome Jack Gang Members

Two deputies of the Handsome Jack gang based in the Midwest were convicted of kidnapping James Hackett a Blue Island gambler. The court sentenced them to imprisonment after the state sought the death penalty for the two defendants Gall Swoi Y of Peoria and Frank Soude of Benton. The case hinged on alleged actions around May 1933 when Hackett was saved during a golf game.

Chicag Jack” Kimas Lomisis James Hackett Blue Island Gall Swoi*y Peoria Frank Soude Benton Kiutas *Ag

How a storm sequence moves across the United States

Weather expert Edward H Bowie explains that cyclones form a line of low pressure systems traveling about 500 miles per day. Each storm shifts southeast to northwest and then northward, tracing eight real paths from Puget Sound to Cape Cod with Caribbean to Bermuda origins and a final run to Newfoundland.

F. & Coley Associated Press Washington United States Hhke Edward H. Bowie Weather Bureau Bowie Puget Soimd Brush Co Daxota New St. Lawrence Bermuda Cape Cod British Columbia Nevada Arizona New Merico Caribbean Sea Gulf of Mexico Nassau

Salvation Army explained at Zon ta Club meeting

Mrs. Rachel Morris described the Salvation Army from its 1865 founding by William Booth and his wife to present day. She outlined rescue homes for women, youth boarding houses, day nurseries, and the Army’s reach in industrial centers. The talk noted multi generation dedication, local services on Sundays, and the Army flag shown in 84 countries with 36 languages.

Ishahon Army Rachel Morris Zonta Club Savoy Langer Morris Salvation Army Colons Saltananis Mess Minam Apziz Harry E. Carty

Vinegar Used In Salads And Dressings In The Kitchen

A note on using spiced and sweet vinegars in bottles of sweet pickles or spiced fruit. The vinegar adds flavor to vegetable gelatin salads and shines in salad dressing for vegetables and for seasoning baked ham or pork.

Man Held After Knife Wound Incident Near Montevue

Reuben Kolb, 59, was wounded in a roadside attack on the Gas House Pike near Montevue. Jack Bell was arrested on a warrant for preliminary hearing in February after Kolb was treated at Montevue hospital for deep cuts in the left hand and wrist. Deputy Sheriff Prous Bell recovered the penknife used. Kolb, described as a Ridge Road resident, walked about half a mile seeking aid before being hospitalized and expected to recover barring complications.

Reuben Kolb Bern Jack Bell West Seventh Street P.ke Prous Bell Gastone Pase Sunda Tigon Harry Saomtey Kolb Monterue Hospital Bell Rand Morwvue Doll Kol.5 Montevue Ridge Road Ridge Road Mo Tent. After Being Cut, the Man Is Said To Have Walked About Thalf

Never B Flat Club Meets at Mrs Feaga Residence

The Never B Flat Club gathered Saturday evening at Mrs Walter Feaga's home. Members performed ensemble singing of rounds and piano selections by Mananne Mapes Sam Mapes Kemp Mapies Carroll Henderson Jr and a piano duet by Beverly and Jean Ipeage. Refreshments were served.

Walter Feaga Mananne Mapes Sam and Kemp Mapies Carrol Hendeison, Jr Br Beverly Jean iPeage

Decorative and Tasty Meat Loaf Egg Centerarticle

A meat loaf recipe instructs placing half the mixture in a buttered loaf pan then inserting hard boiled eggs end to end. Cover with remaining meat and bake. When sliced each piece shows an egg center, making portions visually appealing.

Medical Society Meets in Frederick at Hey Hotel Dinner

The Frederick County Medical Society held its regular monthly meeting and dinner in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Monday evening. Dr Richard Telinde of Johns Hopkins University spoke on a technical subject, followed by a discussion led by Dr Frederick Wright of Hanover, with numerous members and guests in attendance.

Ravn Jure Staley Edna Walsh Frede Medical Society Frederick County Medical Society Francis Scott Hey Richard Telinde Johns Hopkns University Prederick Wright Hannover John S. Carr T. Clyde Boutson Buckeystown Wilam Crawford Johnson Charles F. Goode B. O. Thomas H. J. Slusher E. P. Thomas S. S. Shafer State Sanatorium O. B. Stone Libertytown George H. Riggs Tramisville James A. Long John W. Long Walkersile G. Brace Grist F. D Worthington Charles H.conley A. A. Fearre Dr. White Poolesville Parbleson Sandy Spring Upton Nourse Dawsonville

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