12 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
1
Voters and poll workers braved morning rain at precincts as showers eased by afternoon. turnout exceeded 5 090 with high hopes for City Register and Board of Aldermen races. Democratic backers pressed late during a long election day while Republicans started early amid possible weather effects.
The Roosevelt administration has spent about 2.66 billion dollars in just over a year since Harry L. Hopkins became Federal Emergency Relief Administrator. The tally includes limited agricultural aid and food statis tasks. An additional two billion may be added within the next year.
Washington June 12 a recovery review board led by Clarence Darrow disclosed a second briefing alleging surreptitious NRA code changes after industry approval. The panel cited alterations in the jostiyal big boot and shoe industry code that harmed small manufacturers by cash-discount terms and urged immediate restoration to original terms. The 13 codes reviewed centered on the juniper and boot and shoe cages with higher ups at NR criticized.
The city will inaugurate a new 9 000 bridge funded by the Public Works Administration on Wednesday. The span crosses Carcell Creek on the west side, width 50 feet, with concrete parapets and a 19 foot curb. No ceremony is planned. first use will be limited.
Brief reads as a local update showing fundraising totals and a sports score context, with figures like 407 and 209 tied to a playground fund. The fragment hints at community effort and a game outcome, but lacks full names or locations.
Patient from Lantz listed as occupant of a vehicle that ran off a bridge at 5 24. Details of the a clock accident were not learned. The patient is described as suffering from lacerations and is to be discharged Wednesday.
A Navy valued set of papers aboard the seven passenger plane that crashed on Mongaut mountain was salvaged. Coroner Dr. W. G. Burke said the documents, held by Wa Bader of Buffalo, are in custody as inquest into the crash proceeds. Bennett of Semet Solvay pressed for their return, claiming the papers are valuable naval documents, but the coroner withheld decision.
Markets moved to a cheerier tone with overall gains in stocks and commodities while brokers cited cautious demand. Some lingering nerves remained as traders noted uneven activity and intermittent pullbacks.
A heavy storm swept the area causing dangerous road conditions near Baltimore. A man described as Page was driving toward Frederick when his vehicle left the road after a collision. The incident disrupted travel as storm debris and broken telephones hindered routes.
The report notes money in circulation drops two cents per person to 42 pounds 35 pence per capita. It mentions gold certificates valued at 153 dollars and 452659 cents no longer act as money, with most figures indicating abroad figures and changes in holdings.
The new Republican leader emphasized mobilizing young Republicans and women voters. He cited the Pennsylvania campaign as showing how women can be engaged and underscored the necessity of party unity to attract these groups.
Court names counsel to defend a Black defendant at trial. The record notes attorneys for the defense and mentions the defendant’s confession and a sheriff assigned to the case.
At Hood College the Potomac Synod held its annual session Monday through Wednesday. Reports were heard and committees appointed to oversee programs and work, with Rev Dr J Kern McKee presiding. Appointments included General Superintendent, Resolutions, Education, Cantabons, and Cantons committees, naming specific members and officers.
A note lists teachers and public school staff planning to attend a summer school program. It mentions advance education requirements and references the Normal School course linked to Wisconsin and a date around August 24. The fragment强调 attendance trends and program options.
June 12 AP report notes confirmation wrangling over Rexford Tugwell for Agriculture Undersecretary as House debates private capital funding for a building lease. Observers fear a steel industry strike while Senate Agriculture panel splits with only two GOP and Democratic opponents.
Weinsberg Germany June 12 AP Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Philadelphia draft dodger says his offer to surrender to a civil court was met with silence by the American government but he has received a flood of sympathy letters. He appeals to President Roosevelt for a pardon and says he would not face a military court martial living with his wife and four children. The letters come from friends in middle and small American cities with few dissenters from large cities.
A Dickinson College graduate received a bachelor degree after studying from 1905 to 1909. Carlton General secretary of the Association in Was, he has taken religious work and held his present post with the organization in Battu. The award honors his years of service and education.
The fragmentary weather note mentions Moon and a date like 6.15 but lacks clear conditions or location. Likely an archaic forecast style with scattered numerals, not a complete report.
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