06 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
1
At Chicago G O P chairman and staff announce the naming of Fletcher as a new senior. Diplomas 10 be awarded and the commencement set for Thursday. Commencement exercises tonight conclude Middletown pupils’ academic year with Fletcher in focus.
Frederick High School to hold commencement Thursday at 10:30 in the City Theater with Rev. Richard W. Wickes delivering the address and diplomas presented by Eu W. Pruite and others. Middletown High School also holds its annual commencement at Memorial Hall at 8 o'clock with Wickes again to speak, diplomas by Leslie N. Coblenn, and a banquet to follow at Vindobona.
Officials from the Department of Agriculture announced new dry areas across the United States. The news mentions wheat prospects and regional notes including Windsor and Bridgewater, with graduates and academic mentions linked to the coverage.
Washington reports final congressional enactment of the reciprocal tariff measure as growth quickens. The Bureau notes material effects on the bullath while Senate debates silver policy and House moves to fast track Kerr tobacco production control.
Bids on the Ville Road project were opened Tuesday by the State Roads Commission. The Bas County awarded funds totaling 16 405 30 for the bid.
Report indicates oxygen tanks were used for the Dionne quintuplets in a June AP dispatch. Details describe medical measures to stimulate breathing and support a 4 x 2 year old condition under doctor supervision.
Report lists three playgrounds with instructors lacking requisite experience. Names and roles appear, including Baker, Kreh night, Moss Elizabeth Bas, Evleen James F, and Rath iv Ogle, with a caretaker continuation. Financial totals show receipts to date reaching 836350 and weekly sums like 331.50 for Linyd C. Culler.
Congressman Thomas C. Colin of Icahow was struck by a car on the south side of the Capitol in Washington. He suffered scalp lacerations and several cuts, and was found semiconscious after the collision.
Sunday Alumni nomination ballot lists John W Marr and Guy W Nusz for president. Mary Alice Mark and Grace Harp Spurrier seek vice president. David M Kemp and Jo Herull Hooper run for secretary, William W Birch for treasurer. Balloting set amid Braddock Heights pavilion plans and hotel Braddock venue cues.
New York meeting halts potential steel mill walkouts as leaders from Conference 10 negotiate a settlement to avert stoppages. Officials report progress and urge workers to remain on duty while talks continue.
Directors of the American Iron and Steel Institute met in New York on June 6 to discuss plans to avert a threatened industry strike set for June 16. The meeting included NRA officials Donald Richberg and Leon Henderson, with hopes of gaining institute support for a Roosevelt labor settlement despite union opposition.
A fragmented report notes action on Capitol Hill with references to a press memo and a late conference. Names and places are unclear in the text but indicate legislative activity and a possible residence or identity fragment.
Dissenters file a court petition after weeks of debate on a plan related to real estate and deposits. An honorary decree is conferred, with references to Apple and Mersha, amid an anniversary note and a state context in Hagerstown.
Two heavy showers started at 12 30 this afternoon with light drizzle afterward. The rain aided gardens and crops after a dry week, boosting grass and clover growth and easing drought concerns. Residents expect harvest prospects to improve as fields recover from a harsh start to the season.
Stocks show dull activity with moderate irregularity as traders appear cautious amid mixed early quotes and limited price movements. The market remains subdued with tentative turnover and little clear direction.
Fire on a school stage started by faulty wiring and shorted circuits. Investigators say the blaze caused extensive smoke damage and disrupted a scheduled school performance. No injuries reported as crews contained the fire quickly.
Montevue Hospital renovation nears completion as Roosevelt signs stock market bill. Board of County Commissioners and Superintendent James A. Jones attend dedication with officials. project cost about 322,000 funded by Frederick County and Federal Government. Modern equipment to accompany new hospital facilities.
Windsor Lad wins the Derby at Epsom Downs England in 2 minutes 34 seconds. Irish owned Windsor Lad earns about 1.9 million from ticket holders while Easton and Colombe take second and third. A near 750000 to 500000 crowd watches as Irish hospital Sweepstakes funds total roughly 2 million.
The monthly meeting convened Tuesday evening at the chapel with devotions led by Mrs. D Herbert Kreh and scripture by Mosman Lenhart. Topic Opportunities to Become Better Leaders. Reports on camp experiences by Miss Davis and Miss Specht. Nomination committee announced for October vote. Refreshments followed.
Fragmentary weather note reports preliminary conditions and temperatures with signs of mistyped units. It mentions sunrise sunset times and moon illumination in a period style, but readable details are limited.
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