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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
12
A fragmentary synopsis describes Alshowoh Bergeent Fe and the m7 solicomas coe Dufreens'. The murdered figure remains unnamed and the narrator cannot identify the killer or prove the crime. Dufreana faces suspicion as he cannot reveal the culprit and escapes from the house without traces.
Harper and Lafferty map a complex alibi for a homicide in a secluded house. The killer swapped clothes, used a staged gunfight, and manipulated lights and tracks to erase evidence while Hamill’s death points to a household figure. The plan hinges on the blizzard and deliberate concealment.
Health editor summarizes mixed results from tuberculin and metal remedies, calcification theories, diet and vitamin extracts, and new procedures like artificial pneumothorax. Notes uncertainties about efficacy, mentions lime dust workers claim, and lists historical treatment approaches. Also reports local political notice of Charles Flock’s candidacy for County Commissioner subject to GOP primary.
The Lions Club weekly session featured Rev Mr Harvey delivering remarks on open methods for the general good. He was introduced by R F Simmons and the meeting was presided by President Lloyd Culler. The notes mention FHS today observing her thiny as ores me bak of Ion Company with no guests.
In a bridge column a reader argues about making a no trump contract with help. The example hand features West squashed by squeezes and a tough endgame as declarer navigates clubs diamonds and hearts to secure the contract. The article hints at a forthcoming solution in a later issue.
New York May 31 The Grand Fleet of the United States passed in review before President Roosevelt in New York Bay as fog delayed the event for two hours. Warships including the Pennsyln, Lexington, and Sun Power moved slowly past as Roosevelt boarded for Groton Massachusetts to oversee the event and comment on the upcoming political landscape with mentions of Flook and other candidates.
Cles McC Mathias attorney for Central Trust and John S Newman attorney for the bank receiver stated no objections to the appointment of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank amid ongoing receivership proceedings.
The Circuit Court issued by Chief Judge Hammond Urner assigns a trust between Charles W. Kregio and the defunct Central Trust Company with Farmers and Mechanics Bank named as trustee. A petition seeks this trustee to assume jurisdiction after a $5,100 trust deposit at Central Trust Company. Representing Mr. Kregio were H. Kieffer De Lauter and associates.
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