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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
2
The outgoing city board considered a 4300 election bill amid criticism over high costs from salary hikes and extra precincts. Three aldermen backed sending the bill to the incoming administration for settlement after noting overages and questionable line items, while two Democrats opposed.
Brief talks closed the business session as outgoing leaders praised efficiency and harmony. Mayor Munshower defended water rate changes as unpopular but constructive, praising Nicodemus Frederick and the administration. Incoming officers prepare to be sworn in Monday at the Court House, noon, then take over Cry Hall governance.
A June 15 terror bombing in Havana wounds Mendieta and injures a state official during a luncheon. The blast damages the area as officials and security personnel respond amid the incident.
Fragmentary report notes efforts to curb liquor traffic and an ensuing incident. Names and places are unclear but indicate a law enforcement response and a planned measure to restrict alcohol distribution. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
The Associated Press reports Europe rallying against Germany over its moratorium on external actions, notably the Young and Danes loans. London and Paris discuss a fragile financial outlook as Britain France and others debate who will bear payment obligations and whether Germany can meet interest payments. The broader aim is to end reparations entirely and renegotiate Versailles terms, with July 1 seen as a potential moratorium deadline.
A deed appears recorded in the clerk’s office noting a transfer from HR Mercer to Lous 5 SY register effect. The transaction lists a $509 price and a $300 fee accompanying the purchase.
Congress nears adjournment after a day of votes on the deficiency appropriation bill, the administration housing plan, and the Wagner labor board measure. Republicans push for labor board reforms tied to one-year limits while independents threaten parity. Senate and House racing toward a final session, with talks on rail disputes and steel strikes shaping the closing day. The Toronto Hewams International elects Carrington as president for 1934-35, to meet in San Antonio next year.
Pottsburgh June 15 The national steel strike ended as the Amalgamated Association voted to accept a four point compromise urged by President William A Green to promote industrial peace The proposal aligns with Wagner act revisions and includes majority rule for bargaining and a six member executive panel to set a strike deadline if not accepted Roosevelt conference planned Monday with union leaders and steel officials to discuss counter proposals The move affects about 100000 workers out of 430000 in the steel industry and involves a three man panel to investigate complaints and oversee arbitration where needed
President announced plans for a June tour to Colombia and other stops. He spoke of provisioning a five month itinerary, visiting Port Pete and Mont, with a Coast return from Hawai. The government spends about $10 per vehicle annually for replacements and equipment, while approving around 300000 motor vehicles.
Mrs. Anna Miller, wife of Harry R. Miller, died from a rare fungal illness blamed on inhaling a rose fragrance. The fungus, growing on grass, led to her death after months of illness despite medical efforts. Physicians say this was one of seven deaths from the strange malady. A memorial home for Crip e Children was established in her name.
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