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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1934
Page
3
A freak rainstorm touched a city district with wind and showers while skies cleared to sun in places. Forecasters expected a gradual warmup with a high around the mid 80s and a low near 64, noting persistent low pressure troughs and high pressure from western Canada shaping the heat.
Local society items list visits and weekends across Taylorsville Hagerstown Westminster Niagara Falls and Canada. Names include Francis Coffman Dorothy Barnes Margaret Hood Mary Bell Lemon Jesse Hood and Carence Baker with many relatives travelers and short trips noted at Cascade Lake Mountain Lake and other area sites.
A fanciful scene following Tiny mates as they soar with a goose, discussing safety of a basket and stray straps while glimpsing Mother Hubbard's cabin and a sunlit voyage along the South American coast. The President aboard the cruiser Houston plans a diagonal voyage to Cartagena to meet the Colombian president.
New York July 10 The Secretary of the Interior Ickes will address the WEAF NBC radio forum at 10 30 about the Public Works Administration spending 3.5 billion in authorized projects. The piece notes revived interest in piano music with seven soloists and three ensembles and lists radio show lineups across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ and other stations.
A Baltimore Association of Commerce release describes the Maryland agricultural industry in a state government backed survey. It notes 43 203 farms and varying farm values from 10 962 000 in 1929 to 59 567 000 in 1932 with crops, fruits, vegetables, grapes and livestock forming key outputs. The study features maps and diagrams and credits University of Maryland scholars for cooperation.
Washington July address by Attorney General Homer Cummings on the New Deal as economic policy not political doctrine. He framed it in terms of budgeting crop production labor costs and price levels to promote efficiency and reduce poverty in a land of plenty.
Fragmentary OCR text shows veteran efforts and emergency measure mention. The snippet references limited space for weather reporting amid wartime preparation and tension, with vague attribution to a weather report. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
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