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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1934

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New City Register Eichelberger Seated Amid City Changes

Louis Eichelberger took the oath as City Register as the new administration began, with bond negotiations ongoing. Albert A. Schroeder remains Water Rents Collector. Frank Eppley becomes Water Superintendent, naming William Davis as Assistant. Police Headquarters show early shifts under Mayor Cutler, with officers reassigned and new orders prepared.

Frederick new City Register Louis E. Eichelberger Eichelberger office of City Register Aubrey Nicodemus Nicodemus Hichelberger Brodemus Albert A. Schroeder Frank Eppley Frank B. Keefer Hartgis Sergt William Y. Anderson Vernon T Smith Sergt. Smith night force Sergi. Smith jocker

College Instructor Held for Murder in Washington Pa

George H. Bartholomew 48 director of physical education at Washington and Jefferson College is charged with murdering George T. Manis 23. He is held without bail with a Tuesday hearing set. Manis body found buried in a cornfield after a roadside fight as Bartholomew reportedly signed a statement admitting the struggle led to death. Also noted is Miss Marie Flanigan visiting Piney Mountain near Caledonia.

Washington agaer George H. Bartholomew Washington and Jefferson College George T. Manis Manis Warren S. Burchinal Bartholomew Marie Flanigan Piney Mountain Caledonia

Fatal Tank Explosions Kill Six In Jamestown Fire

A gasoline tank truck caused a blaze in Jamestown New York after exploding tanks and a wholesale depot building burned. Six people died and 23 were injured as a crowd of bystanders fled the fiery scene. The District Attorney opened an investigation into responsibility.

Jamestown N. Y Herbert Johnson wholesale distributing depot

Drunken driving case ends with small fines for Phillips

Two state officers failed to convict Gilbert T. Phillips of drunken driving in Pepples Court. Judge Bennett dismissed the charge, fining Phillips $3 for reckless driving and $2.50 for no registration card, after testimony that his breath showed intoxication and he walked unsteadily. Phillips blamed digitalis for heart trouble. companions denied intoxication.

Gilbert T. Phillips Washington D. C Alton ¥. Bennett Pepples Phillips Washington battlevara bs B. H. Cecil A. F. Andertson Squar Ira Rout

Rev M J McNeal Death Notices and Pythian Invitation

The obituary notes the death of Rev M J McNeal in Manve after teaching in New York and at Georgetown University, with survivors two sisters Miss McNeal of Baltimore and Mrs Renais Titton of New York, and a brother J Preston McNeal of Bains. Frederick and Martinsburg Knights of Pythias invite a Martinsburg delegation to a class initiation on June 25, with a likely large attendance from Martinsburg following recent Pythian ceremonies.

Manve St. in New York Georgetown University SUIVIVOIS Miss @ McNeal Baltimore Renais Titton J. Preston McNeal Bains FREDERICK Washington Lodge Knights of Pythias Martinsburg W. Va Mountains City Lodge Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs University of Maryland College Pare College Park Extension Service University ste Helen Pearson Jonas Harry J. G . Creagessio Monrovia ons mura

Impound Trade Proposals Studied by Roosevelt State Dept

President Roosevelt and the State Department study Britain's proposal to impound Germanys trade profits to offset foreign debt refusals. He says the US can do this but action remains undecided. Roosevelt plans a labor setup meeting with Secretary Pm and Senator Wagner to organize emergency labor legislation. He expects elections by workers to select representatives for bargaining, not necessarily in all plants within ten days.

Washington Roosevelt State Department Great Britain Germany United States P ms Wagner Democratw York Congress

Six Hurt In Wrecks In Rockville And Area

Six people injured in a trio of accidents on Montgomery County roads near Rockville. A three car crash on the Rockville Norbeck pike near Rock Creek involved former County Commissioner Frank Ricketts and F Sutch with others injured. The honeymoon couple Louis DeSantis and wife from Detroit were shaken in a head on collision at Derwood with a Southern Dairies truck and remained overnight. A divorce case filed in Rockville Circuit Court names Dr Chester L Bailey as attorney for the wife Vera Studieys Bali. A separate bequest item notes a Winchester estate bequeathed to Washington Seal and to the Matreeet Episcopal Church Children’s Home Society of Richmond.

Rockville Montgomery county Norbeck Rock Creek Frank Ricketts State Reeds Commission F. ©. Sutch Chevy Chase Harson G. Gas Sutch Mei Airs Louis DeSantis Detroit Rockvile-Gaithersburg pike Derwood road Ira H. Muller Seventh wrest Murphy Winchester Minne Seal Washington Seal Episcopal Ch Children’s Ham Society of Richmond Strawbridge Jef

New Deal Faces Usual Turbulence In Bakers Code Debates

Washington reports indicate bakers and the National Bakers' Council urge restraint as the industry grapples with the NRA bakers' code and it’s 90 day extension while wage and price concerns drive negotiations. A separate marketing agreement for meat industry rights prompts scrutiny and a crack down on shake-down allegations targets federal workers.

King Henry Stade National Bakers’ Council General Johnson Stade Johnson ofice White House Roosevelt Fred Howe AAA

Congress approves vast wartime style funding and labor board plan

The Tirde New Deal Congress passes a record $7 billion in peacetime measures including home mortgage and farm bond guarantees, a $2 billion stabilization fund, and housing loan guarantees. Insurgent-led Senate action defeats Dill-Crosser plan to create a national labor dispute board.

Washington Congress Senate Roosevelt Wheeler Democrat Montana Lafollette Wisconsin alings Republican Delaware Barker Lange Louisana

Stocks Slip After Profit Taking On Wall Street

In New York on June 19 the market cooled after earlier gains as profit taking set in. Despite an upbeat mood from Congress nearing adjournment, several leading issues retraced while overall volume remained active. Commodities showed mixed moves with grain easing and silver futures turning higher. Bond activity was modest and orderly.

New York Wall street Congress Cai

Mrs Lindbergh Seeks Store in Reported Interview

Disjointed column notes Mrs Lindbergh seeks a store, with references to June, Col and Bergh, Lang – a stray fragment hints at a hospital visit. The text mentions a commencement, a Doctor of Da conferrad, Rev. Daniel, and a family including Bobby Bas and Edith.

the numiveres Da conferrad Daniel

New York Post charge on radical list shocks Roosevelt LaGuardia

The New York Post claims the Bureau of Criminal Investigation keeps a secret list of 1300 radicals including Mayor LaGuardia and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. The list, described as a "little red book," sits in Captain Lagarenne’s private office and was allegedly obtained from a Wall Street engineer.

New York The New York Post Bureau of Criminal Investigation Police Department John Lagarenne Bureau Alen Investigaton E. P McCross Wall street Albert W. sEluvabelint Dilling worth Chicago The Post Roosevelt

Haven't Been Stung Life Among Bees Described

Millard Wachter, his son and daughter in law, and Mrs A M Smith in Grove describe a long bee presence around their home. Bees swarm near two windows, yet occupants say they are not bothered as long as the bees are not disturbed. Wachter has lived there twenty years and notes activity has increased in recent years. Will hold Co Banquet with plans for youths aged 10 to 16 to attend this summer.

Millard Wachter daugi A. M. Smith Grove Wachter reo nes Ames

VANDALS DAMAGE BAKER PARK REST ROOM

Destruction at Baker Park reports vandalism to interior, doors, fittings, and electric lights. Engineer Elmer Maxwell estimated the damage at about $30 as police investigate and park committee chair Herbert Schroeder oversees repairs.

Baker Park Elmer SiC. Maxwell Allen Partgis Herbert S. Schroederhew

Conley urges revision of Maryland state banking laws

Dr Charles H Conley of Frederick seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and calls for a complete overhaul of Maryland banking statutes. He cites the Central Trust failure and argues current laws fail to protect depositors, urging the public to oust the governing power and pass clear laws that even judges cannot misinterpret.

Hagerstown Charles H Conley Frederick Conley-Faryr Chubr Washington county Central Trust Company of Maryland Maryland Conley

Maryland Annual Conference Forms Superannuate Fund Group

Westminster June 19 officers named for the Superannuate Fund Committee and Mutual Relief Association during the sixth day of the Maryland Annual Conference. Listings include J. W. Kirk Linthburn Heights first vice president and others from Baltimore Bel Air Newark Milford Salisbury Buckeystown and Shauer Del. Lawrence C. Laitle noted for education and transfer to the Conference.

Westminster Superannuate Fund Maryland Methodist Protestant church J. W. Kirk Linthburn Heights Judefind Biltimore C. K. McCassin Bel Air J. A. Dedley Newark Louis Randals Milford Del F. Murray Benson Baltimore Mutual Relief Association W. H. Litsinger Salisbury J. F. Bryan Orrden Buckeystown G A. Osc Shauer Lawrence C. Laitle devoys education West Ceroina Darth

Bloodstains Found in Poderjay Trunk Reported

Vienna dispatch reports bloodstains found in a trunk linked to Ivan Poderjay as a suspect in the disappearance of Agnes Thevsen, with police not commenting immediately on the allegation.

Vienna Teleeral today Ivan Poderjar Agnes Thevsen United States

Weather Today Summary From Dated OCR Entry

June precipitation figures show actual rainfall 2.81 inches, deficit 1.82 inches for 1934. Normal June rainfall 0.43 inches. High and low temperatures reported with last night at 50s and 40s, forecast for tomorrow includes early morning precipitation and times listed.

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