Pageant House Garage Fire Rumors Ahead of Governor Candidates
Tonight a pageant house garage is said to face flames amid preopening hazards. Several candidates for governor are expected to attend despite the unfolding incident.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
1
Pageant draws crowds at Frederick County historic heart event
Fire swept a garage and barn at New Windsor as a gasoline tank explosion lit the scene. Welch, a traveling salesman, lost car and records but nearby neighbors saved the dwelling and adjacent structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huger
Welch
New Windsor
aglow
S. Nicholas Metcalfe
Weather Summary for June Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather data shows 1933 June rainfall 2.81 inches with a 1.82 inch deficit in 1934. Yesterday’s temperature 93, last year 91, and a prior year 63. Forecast indicates tomorrow around 7:29 a.m. with temperatures awaiting update.
Clubs to reorganize Frederick county 4-H for summer
Miss Helen Pearson plans reorganizing Frederick county 4-H club gifts into 14 net summer clubs and a program of activities for girls aged 10 to 20. Home demonstration and rural women’s work accompany the new clubs. Meetings begin in July with groups forming at Adamstown Braddock Brooksville Forest Grove Jonestown Bear Poin toadamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Helen Pearson
Miss Pearson
Adamstown
Brad
dock
Brook
agavile
Forest Grove
Jonmstite
Jovia
Bear
Poin o
Two Brothers Start Flight to Poland in War-saw Monoplane
The Adamoscz brothers Ben and Joseph set out from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, refueling before crossing the Atlantic to Poland in the red white and blue monoplane Warsaw. They are joined by Holger Horrils who previously flew to Copenhagen in 1931 in the same aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Liebert Hirns
Harbor Grace
New Deal Debates Over Securities Commission Board
Washington reports intense lobbying over the makeup of the new Federal Securities Exchange Commission. Ben Cohen, a prospective adviser tied to strict regulation, faces opposition from Wall Street, with figures like Raymond Moley and Sam Rayburn backing his selection. The piece notes Cohen’s background with PWA, Zionist work, and ties to Felix Frankfurter, while detailing Wall Street fundraising rumors and political sensitivities including Jewish financiers and Secretary Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Securities Exchange Commission
Ben Cohen
Cohen
Wall Street
Eisiders
posable
Raymond Moley
Sam Rayburn
Duncan Pletcher
House
Senate
Jim Landis
Tom Corcoran
RFC
Roosevelt
Landis
George C. Mathews
Ferdinand Pecora
PWA
Felix Frankfurter
Muncie
Ind
Chicago
Harvard Law School
Julian Mack
U. S. Circuit Court
New York
W. Averill Harriman
ugh NRA
Brown Brothers, Harriman and Co
Bishop ordains Brunswick man at Grace Episcopal service
A Brunswick service at Grace Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 a m will be attended by Bishop Edward T. Helfenstein of Maryland who will ordain Eugene Hallam to the Diaconate after Hallam recently finished studies at Gambier Ohio. Helfenstein will preach at 9 30 a m in St Luke's Church Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. MARK’S
Brunswick
Grace Episcopal
Edward T. Helfenstein
Maryland
acmingter Cantimaion
walr
Eugene Hallem
Hallam
Episcopal Seminary
Gambier
Ohio
Helfenstein
St. Luke's church
Brownsville
Fireworks Trial in Dedham Jury Cleared of Charges
A Dedham jury delivered verdicts Wednesday after a town Fourth of July park fireworks display incident. The case centered on alleged disturbances caused by a group linked to Normamillents and Jobe Noise less. Details remain limited as proceedings concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOBE
DEDHAM
Statewide conviction seals clean sweep in notable case
Dedham Mass Norma Mullen 28 daughter of a former minister and accomplice in a bold robbery receives three indictments verdicts end in a state clean sweep. Jury deliberated over seven hours before convicting Norma and her partner as courthouse crowds watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Norma Mullen
Norma
Millenner Irving
Needham Trust
New Trial Denied in College Park Corporation Case
The College Park Corporation near Hyattsville faced a denied request for a new trial after a $69,000 verdict. Key figure H C C Byrd, athletics director at the University of Maryland, led the defense against Geoney Bowen contractor claims over unused lumber. The March 7 verdict stood as attorneys for Bowen argued appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Pari Corporation
Hyattsville
verdi
H.C.C Byrd
mversity of
Maryland
College Park Corporation
Geoney Bowen
Hyavis contractor
Markell Harlan Wedding Unites Baltimore and Frederick Couples
The marriage of Miss Eleanor oe of Baltimore to Mr Markell Jr. of Frederick was solemnized in a moonlit ceremony. They reside at 119 Record Street after returning from the wedding trip and are popular in local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor oe
Baltimore
Markeil Jr
Frederick
moon
Markell
John Usher Marxee
St. James Schoo
heis
Record street
Missing Towerman Appears for Pay in Brunswick Office
The mysterious disappearance of I. B. Beard, signalman for Cumare and Oh.9 Rail, surfaced when Beard reappeared at the Brunswick office seeking wages he claimed were unpaid. Police noted Beard offered a reward for leaving his post early and a farm near Ijamsvale was his temporary residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
cumare
Brunswick ofice
Ijamsvale
Market Action Listless in Washington Cue
Markets showed a drift and cautious mood with little movement across most categories. The Commerce Department assigns an aeronautical inspector to Alaska duties, effective immediately, with licensing and inspection work moving to Juneau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON CUE
Washington
Department of Commerce
mien
Alaskana- F.ALOn
Juneau
Alaska
Dillinger Dead Claims Spur Confession and Death Penalty Ruling
Albert Reilly. under arrest for harboring the fugitive Dillinger, disclosed a Minneapolis conversation in which Tommy Carroll allegedly said Dillinger was dead. Reilly’s questioning followed his capture. reports link the claim to Chicago and Watersoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
Tommy Carroll
Minneapolis
Carroll
Watersoo
desperado
Dillinger
Re h
mainga devecuy
Chicago Cubs
Ulingis city
Tommy
John
Street fighting erupts during Milwaukee strike action
Disorder erupts as a Milwaukee strike turns violent with rail workers clashing with security forces. A motorman, John Nixon, is assaulted, doors kicked, and bystanders swarmed into a streetcar. Portents of broader unrest spread toward Shorewood as attackers pursue targets after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wd Light Company
s.r eg
John Nixon
p.ckets
Shorewood
s spathi
luce
One Killed Three Hurt Avoiding Bill Payment
A report notes a single fatality and three injuries after an incident linked to attempting to avoid paying a bill. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate the circumstances.
Fley and Garage System Fined for NRA Violations
Philadelphia authorities fined Harry and the Frey System Gardzes, with the president cited, $1250 each for NRA violations. Charges include violations of motor vehicle parking code, minimum wages, maximum hours, and posting of notices. The firm operates 38 garages and ships in Philadelphia Atlantic City and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry
Frey
NRA
stem
Atlantic City
Newars
Woman Held After Beating Of Orphan In Jail
A woman is held on assault and battery charges for beating an orphan. The case involved a 51 year old suspect in London under $400 bond. Testimonies and court proceedings followed as authorities prepared further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Porter
Mary
ono
Sher Joe McConnell
Housing Bill Becomes Law as Roosevelt Sets Up Program
President Roosevelt signed the housing bill into law to mobilize hundreds of millions for homes and modernizations through government insurance of private loans. Machinery will be set up immediately to implement the program aimed at boosting employment and improving living conditions. The plan also includes rate cuts by the Interstate Commerce Commission and wage adjustments with construction labor to lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weather boosts Maryland crops in warm week
Joseph Bily Jr notes a sunny week with mean temps about 7 degrees above normal. Temperatures reached 80s in western regions and 95 to 100 in higher mountains. Crop growth improved with rains at week end boosting replanting, hay, corn, and fruit harvests across eastern and central Maryland. A Vermon hotel near Pen Mar sold for 200 dollars at public auction in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Joseph Bily, Jr
begheny Mountains
altaita
PEN MARK
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