05 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
1
Precipitation deficiency noted for June 1934 with 0.82 inch. High yesterday 89 degrees, last year 90. Low last night 63, a year ago 66. Sunset 7:33 p.m., sunrise 4:44 a.m. Moonrise 12 a.m., moonset 2:27 p.m. Reports include normal June precipitation and daily temperature ranges.
Pittsburgh parley reports plans for a march on Washington by steel workers denouncing discrimination for union activity. Leaders say they will travel by car truck and train to press Congress to pass Wagner or similar anti company union legislation unless President Roosevelt acts to protect workers right to bargain.
Washington June 5 AP President Roosevelt and Congress discuss a 525 million dollar drouth relief program, cattle purchases for relief, feed and seed aid, and work programs. Johnson proposes a steel labor plan, NRA mentions, and Senate fights over silver as a monetary issue amid broader labor and industry talks.
Disjointed text notes stock indices edging higher amid ongoing market rally while grain prices advance. Mentions of TASS, NRA, steel, and Cotten are unclear or garbled, with no coherent details or outcomes.
A pageant titled The Land of Sanctuary marks the founding anniversary with a frame commencement at Parkway School observance scheduled for Wednesday at 7 o clock. Certificates will be given to 300 pupils after sieben grades. The program opens with Marsland My Marvia and an invocation by Rev. E. A. G. Hermann. Also noted are plentiful Frederick County strawberries on sale locally at 10 cents per box or three for a quarter, with door to door sellers marketing the fruit.
City voters prepare for a pivotal week with Democratic and Republican precinct meetings. The poll will open Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. amid water rent debates and party strategizing on slate choices for the Board of Aldermen and local offices.
Visitation Academy conducted impressive exercises with Rt Rev Msgr C P L D presiding at the ceremony in Washington D C. Awards were given across primary and junior departments for penmanship deportment and languages with Dorothy Barry receiving multiple medals.
A fall at a home in Hagerstown last Thursday led to fatal injuries. The victim, identified as a local resident, died following the accident on the stair flight. Relatives and city officials in Hagerstown react as information is released.
A pioneer football coach and game historian has died, with obituaries noting his long career and contributions to the sport. Details on the exact date and place are unavailable in the fragment.
An 8 year old boy fell from a tree in the yard, suffering bruises to arms and knees after being struck by branches. He was unconscious briefly and carried into the house by Joseph F Exenhauer. An x ray showed no broken bones and the child was reported doing nicely this morning.
A posse of 200 deputies and citizens pursued three youths in southern Indiana after they crashed a car into a restaurant and filling station. Ralph Shields, 18, was captured. his uncle was wounded while attempting to intervene. One Seymour policeman and Scott County deputy sheriff Harold Amick, 33, were killed. John Pfaffenberger, 35, wounded but recovering. The bandits, about 20, fled toward Salem as bloodhounds searched hill country west of Undelwood.
C. W. Harman a 60 year old bridge inspector for the Western Maryland Railway was seriously hurt when he fell from a bridge west of Rocky Ridge while directing work. He suffered a head injury and broken leg and was rushed by bus to Frederick City Hospital where he was semi conscious on arrival.
A man identified as Gelwicks died after a planned attempt to mount a sickening reaction by ingesting a mixture of alcohol and glycerine and coal oil. Police say the deceased, 23 year old Oung children, and others circulating in North Amrig were involved. Dr. John Hughes and Dr. Thomas Hildt attended the case, with Hildt later connected to the late Miss Anna S. Thomas.
Rodney Dutcher reports ongoing inquiries into munitions industry links across federal departments. Investigators, led by Raushenbush under Nye, will examine War State Commerce and others, with White House granting access. He notes a side tale about Cal Coolidge era horse curiosities and public wonder.
Secretary Harold L. Ickes testified in disbarment proceedings charging Lucius J. W. Malmin and Romney C. W. Larsen with blackmail. Ickes said Malmin threatened to file disbarment charges to secure Roosevelt influence for the Virgin Islands governorship.
Rayner Jameson forfeited 105 dollars in collateral after a Monday appearance before Magistrate Guy Moi tT. Police involvement cited Officer Fernando Talbert and multiple forfeitures noted. state officers and local court activities appear with references to A FL Ander and Dr Raymond A University. The muddled text mentions a board meeting, an annual banque, and forthcoming sessions through Friday, connected to agriculture.
A Europe-wide stance refuses to pay a symbolic debt of gratitude to the United States. Leaders argue the aid or support given does not merit a ceremonial grateful debt. The stance signals growing skepticism toward postwar U S influence.
Washington reports Britain will pay nothing on the June 15 deadline and seeks to avoid default. Finland promises a partial payment totaling about 174 million dollars, with possible total payment near 196.5 million. France Italy and others weigh similar steps as debt notes face crucial decisions.
The F F Seminary Alumnae Club met at Mrs Edward D Grove's West Second Street residence for an afternoon program. An impromptu program featured readings on Yellowstone Park and The Garden of the Gods. Elizabeth Houck led as president with Miss Lippenmeyer as treasurer and Miss Summers as secretary. The event formed part of the annual meetings scheduling for June.
Inside the party a split grows as Everett Sanders seems set to resign and Walter S Hallanan of West Virginia garners support from farmers and a bloc of eastern members. Henry P Fletcher Jama, a former Hoover ally, is mentioned as a supporter.
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