11 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR provides a brief note about a pilot named Clyde Wsoreekw and a reference to a 100000 value, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms. The readable elements point to a historical aviation mention without a clear event or outcome.
City voters scheduled to elect new city officials for a three year term with polls open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The ballot features Republican Mayor Munshower and Democrat Cuter facing off, with incumbents and several candidates from both parties. Analysts note low issue focus and possible close race amid a calm political atmosphere and partisan cues in local endorsements.
A amended Monocacy Battlefield bill advances with Senate approval likely. The measure, already passed by the House, authorizes 50000 dollars with 2500 for land purchase, now amended to donate land to the government for a National Military Park.
A two hour conference in Circuit Court announced a compromise settlement in the civil suits of Waller N. Rea and wife of Highfield against Dr Lewis K. Woodward of Westminster. Mrs Rea sought 25000 damages for injuries and her husband 5000 for loss of companionship. The exact sum was not disclosed but described as substantial.
New York reports a softening in market enthusiasm with stocks showing a narrow range. Over the past week the market faced intermittent pressure as dry crops and rubber prices drifted lower, while general demand remained subdued.
Readable notes describe a church class outing on June 6 at the Remsburg home near Buckerstown with about thirty present and a hot supper served outdoors. Separate fragment mentions a horse drawing a wagon on South Carrot Street, lunging at a parked car and causing minor fender damage before calming.
NRA ministers and elders prepare for the first birthday of their synod event with notes on officers tonight and a statement from the general synod expected Tuesday Mary Celebration mentioned as part of the program.
Approximately 300 ministers and elders from the Potomac Synod will convene at Hood College for the annual sessions of the Synod. Rev Dr Stephen Flickinger will deliver the principal address, with other speakers and officers to discuss reports, missions, and religious services. The event includes sessions in Brodbeck Hall and a reception in Meyran Hall.
The Westminster council approved bond issuance plans for construction projects including a February 1, 1935 to 1939 period and subsequent bonds set for February 1, 1952. The measures include amounts around 12 660 and 13 000 with terms and repayment slated over years. Also noted are university degree awards and a new hospital opening event at Montevue Hospital with a formal ceremony attended by about 200 people.
The Frederick City Ministerial Union met at the MCA presided by Rev DeWitt P fuse reuri. Officers were elected. services in Baker Park will be at 7 pm with a speaker and special music. The meeting also discussed the Frederick High School baccalaureate and Sunday night services. A warrant was issued for a Water Street resident on a charge of disturbing the peace. the case was sent to Officer Layman.
Rexford Tugwell listed dirt farmer as a qualification for Under Secretary of Agriculture and spoke of administration efforts to base Congress strength in agricultural adjutact. He testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee about the administration’s aims and described disorder in the team, citing past Roosevelts era experience and economic concerns.
A fragmented note from a local page mentions Mire Randy and a person named Grige in a vague incident. The garbled lines reference a merc sister and Bertoman Mir Lived Cg with unclear actions or outcomes.
A weekend incident at the home of Samuel Insull Jr. is reported with details unclear due to fragmented OCR. The readable portion notes the residence near My aid dis aines during ve xetnd of D Unsersty of, leaving investigators to determine motive and suspects.
Relief workers estimated about 2,000 deaths near San Salvador after last week's hurricane and floods. Government planes surveyed the damage and towns from La Libertad to La Union were described as virtually destroyed. A separate wireless report said Ocotepeque in Honduras was wiped out with 560 drownings.
Irregular summary notes a Pennsylvania item where the Amalga Association of Iron, Steel and ay rejects a government effort to resolve a dispute. The report cites objections tied to a June 14 deadline and mentions S. John senator in Washington and company leaders, signaling continued tensions.
General Superintendent of American Airlines announces the missing ship found burned in the Catskills with seven dead. The crash ends days of search as investigators confirm the loss of the American Airlines aircraft and identify the victims.
An American Airlines flight missing with seven aboard since Saturday night was reported seen near Livingston Manor in the Catskills. Pilots reported the partly burned aircraft buried in brush on a mountain side and later authorities said the plane was destroyed by fire with all four passengers and crew killed. Ground crews were dispatched to the scene as a large search fleet circled the Catskills.
Sheriff Hopkins of Prince Georges county Md plans to move three Washington negroes charged with a fatal shooting and other crimes to Baltimore city for safe keeping to prevent a mob outbreak. The men admitted robberies and holdups in Prince Georges county, including the fatal shooting at a barbecue stand.
In a district incident a group of striking meat cutters attacked four houses. The case involved an air mail suit against Farley, which was dismissed. The report notes graduates from Hopkins and a university president addressing 468 graduates. A Western Air Postmass General report mentions service abroad.
The report records today’s weather figures with actual rainfall at 2.133 inches and a 3934 unit deficiency versus June 1. It lists high and low temperatures and mentions sun and moon rise/set times for tomorrow.
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