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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
4
President Roosevelt urged listeners to judge recovery by plain facts, asking if their bank accounts, jobs, and futures are as secure as last year. He outlined future goals for housing, land and water use, social insurance, and a stronger democracy through reform, warning against fear of progress.
Weather record heat swept through the city with temperatures near 98 to 103 degrees. A resident died during the heat, while thermometers showed a peak around 93 degrees amid a dry, sunny day. City cooling centers and refreshment booths saw heavy use as residents faced dangerous conditions and officials warned of continued heat.
The morning low reached 73 degrees and highs likely between 95 and 100 as warm weather continues with no rain in sight. Baltimore and Washington faced a severe wind and rain storm. A divorce decree granted absolute divorce for Gurney M Wheeler from Anna B Wheeler of Wellsburg. Execution postponed in Albany as officials review statements related to a murder case.
Washington June 24 an altered board named by President Roosevelt to bring peace to the steel industry. Secretary Perkins reported both sides accepted jurisdiction of the neutral board. The goal is to end the menace of an immediate strike and maintain industrial peace through accepted findings. Justice Stacey, Rear Admiral Wey, and Judge Mullenbach were named as experienced labor arbitrators and were en route to Washington to meet for the first time.
A Brunswick man Amos William Cannon aged 25 years 2 months 28 days died after diving headfirst into three feet of water at the Chesapeake and One Canal. He was rescued by friends but had a broken neck and fatal injuries. Funeral set for Saturday at 10 30 am from his home with Rev. Edham A Herpsh officiating.
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