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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1934

Page

2

Frederick County Wheat Allotment Contracts Review Progress

Contracts for wheat allotment forms moved to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration for checks and processing. Frederick County officials reported about 200 applications filed, 25 pending, with $70,000 in installments and $45,000 in loans across several Maryland counties.

Burney Department Ural Adjustment Agiof Ageteateg Tne Mondar Washington Board of Review College Park Frederick Casrall Montgomery Alegany Garrett Thomas Anderson

Suit Filed Over Music School Instructors Departure

Roy D. Seachrist trading as the Metropolitan School of Music sues Ernest Reichenbach for 1000 damages claiming breach of contract and removal of pupils from the school. The dispute centers on an agreement for Reichenbach to teach and then leave without notice during September and October prior to his departure on or about October 28.

Roy D. Seachrist Metropolian School of Music Ernest Reichenbech Deciaiotion Utling Seachrist Ths Leslie N. Coble Frederick County Reich Hach Seachris Reichenbach Cubach

Visit to Monticello for Char Fowl Vist

In observance of a sex and wedding, Amas J. Aer, pastor of angeliai Lutheran Church, will visit Monticello with Mrs. today for Char FOWL visit. The trip to the home of Thomas Jef will be made in one day by automobile.

Monticello Amas J. Aer Angeliai Lutheran Church Thomas Jef- 2

Further Inquiry Into Case Of Man Held Here

A. L. Robinson, a transient, asks for release while en route to West Virginia for a new artificial limb. He is remanded to fall for Justice Alton Bennett to investigate after being arrested Sunday afternoon by Officer Marshall Murray in a shed behind West Patrick street transient quarters. Officers said he appeared intoxicated. Chief Bartgis notes prior trouble and a released city order.

West Virginia A. L. Robinson Justice Altom ¥. Bennett Robinson Marshall Murra West Patrick Street George Hoffman Chase Hhen Frank Doll Ropp Anna Brown Ray Joseph Whisner Lawrence Fagan East Church Street

Opposes Stabilization In Say You Saw In The News

Fragmentary note reports opposition to stabilization efforts tied to a local Say You Saw In The News item. Details unclear due to garbled OCR text.

Maryland gas price area expands toward District line

Reported contraction of the Maryland gas price area extends ten miles from Frederick to Laurel and toward the District of Columbia. Wholesalers absorb the 2 cent Maryland tax difference vs the 4 cent DC rate to compete, prompting agitation among filling station owners and a trade association meeting.

Baltimore Maryland Columbia District of Colombia Frederick City Laurel Washington Mary Romobile Trade Association Sesy Mum

Benefits for Maryland firemen sought amid budget push

Annapolis July 9. Organizations press for higher 1945 appropriations as economy measures loom. Chief aims include restoring teachers salaries and boosting firemen benefits. Candidates will be urged to state positions, with PTAs and the Maryland State Women's Association pressing for restoration and enhanced aid.

Annapolis Stateswomen’s Association Congress Maryland

Divorce actions move through Circuit Court over weekend

Over the weekend in Circuit Court one divorce was granted to Mrs Vera Studley Baler with custody of infant Dorothy Jean and alimony pending. another dismissal issued for Mrs Mary C Wisner vs Paul R Wisner. Two new suits filed seek divorce and related relief, with testimony before examiners in some cases.

Vera Studley Baler Eammond Urner Bailey Chester Lee Bailey Frederick Dorothyr Jean Albert S. Brown Cent Allen Y. Bennett Sherman P. Bowers Mary C. Wisner Paul R. Wisner Atostomery Reno 5 Harp Bennett

Wheat control plan urged expansion if talks fail

The article reports that the United States may expand wheat acreage and export more if terms of the London agreement are not met. Observers saw the pronouncement as a warning that U S production could shift plans delayed until early next month before winter wheat planting.

Agriem United States Wallace

Dillinger Trail Reported Found In Fond Du Lac Shootout

Posse patrols Eastern Fond Du Lac county in search for gunmen possibly led by John Dillinger after a daylong gun battle with deputies. A gray battleship car fired on officers. a sedan with Indiana plates carried a slain man. Federal agents were sent from Chicago on reports a man seen with Dillinger participated.

Fond du Lac Wis John Dillinger Sheri Gilbert Booth Anton Raffenstein Indianapolis T Vctim Duliinger Chicago Fond du Lacy Aan John Diger

Heat wave grips London and fires scorch countryside

London endures a record heat wave with temperatures around 83 degrees. Fires devastate cottages on the Earl of A Malmesbi estate near Bournemouth as Royal Artillery units fight blazes. A church congregation assists in Quicken fire sweep, while Scots Guards aid communities. A farm organizers group plans local action with Clarence Bachman and Elder John D. Roop coordinating efforts.

London United Kingdom Tod Earl of A Malmesbi Christ Chinen Bournemosth Royal Artillery Gressa Parbright Surrer Church Scots Guards Cenesiason Clarence Bachman County Union John D. Roop Linwood Arbaugh Orchestra Welbur Nail Presi

Harriman Begins Four and a Half Year Federal Term in Lewisburg

Joseph W. Harriman, a convicted New York banker, started a four and a half year sentence at the Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary after being found guilty of falsifying records.

Lewisburg Joseph W. Harriman New York

Former bank president moved to prison after misapplied funds

A 62-year-old former president of Harriman National Bank Trust Company was escorted to a prison after misapplying funds. He arrived by train and ten minutes later in a car, smiled wanly at deputies, commented on the rural scenery, and walked briskly though with a limp into the yard.

Harriman National Bank Trust Company

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