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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1934

Page

2

Severe damage to state roads after heavy Monday weather

State Roads Commission reports extensive damage across Maryland with frozen roadbeds and washed shoulders. Preliminary estimates place temporary repair costs from 6 000 to 60 000 dollars per site, with permanent repairs potentially costing more. Nearly 300 road workers were mobilized to make roads safe and reopen traffic.

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Local manager injured amid disputed $25 000 demand

H. F. McEtoy, manager of Kansas C, was harmed while spending time alone amid a forced demand for twenty five thousand dollars. The incident left him defied, with death threats reported but details unclear.

Fiouing H. F. McEtoy Kansas

Maxwell Case Goes to Jury in Maryland Murder Trial

In Ellicott City Maryland on March 6 the Maxwell murder case tied to Glenn Fisher near here on January 14 proceeded with the state resting after testimony from two prom 2gorias and other medical officers. The defense urged a mental condition defense as experts described the timeline and a string of witnesses testified about the events surrounding the death.

Ellicott City Maxwell Glenn Fisher Here Howard County Circus Court Voight Eliott City Edn Marcvrell Baltimore Rikhag

Four Die in American Airways Plane Crash in Snowstorm

Petersburg Tl March 6 Hugh Seaton aviation editor of the Chicago Tribune and three others killed when an American Airways liner crashed in a snowstorm near here. Victims named include Thomas Walter Hallgren W M Bell and E L Waetjen. The flight departed St Louis at 642 pm and radio reports said the city was about an eighth of a mile away with ice on the wings. Officials could not confirm exact crash time. Seaton, a seasoned aviation writer, had served about 16 years with the Chicago paper.

Petersburg Hugh Seaton The Chicago Tribune American Airways Thomas Walter Hallgren Chicago W. M. Bell E L. Waetjen Sexien Rigune Ihe Sc Lous Russell Si. Lo

Hold Two After Raid In Eastern Sector

Police report a raid in the eastern sector led to two arrests and a firearm seizure. Authorities described swift action by federal agents and ongoing investigations into organized crime activity in the area.

County's Part in CWA Program is Reviewed

Frederick County official James H. Grove outlines the local Civil Works Administration role to Kiwanis, noting a November 15 plan to put four million workers to work by December 15. The county quota was 1 018 men with 102 approved projects across multiple public works.

Frederick County James H. Grove Frederick County Civil Works Administration Ars Kiwanis Club Fred K County Maryland Frederick Grove deeMee Cy Hall County Rouns Washington Hornes Baer CWA Fred Wittie Woward Permbers Magnat Deere Domdricksan

Wynekoop Convicted in Operating Room Murder Trial

Chicago witnesses recount the dramatic retrial as 63 year old Dr. Alice Wynekoop is found guilty of operating table murder of her daughter in law Rheta in 36 minutes. Sentencing set at 25 years. defense seeks new trial amid court delays and emotional scenes.

Chicago Criminal Court Wynekoop Alice Lindsay Wynekoop Rheta Earle Wynekoop Fwo Charlies S. Dough West Side Manly W. W Milton Smith Frank Tyrrell Fred Oviatt Harry Miller Milton South Harry B. Mitler

British explorer Col P. K. Fawcett lost in Brazilian jungle

A notice recalls Col P. K. Fawcett as the British explorer reported missing in the Brazilian jungle. It references Victoria Falls near Southern Rhodesia and identifies a screech owl as the bird shown in accompanying notes.

P. K. Fawcett Victoria Falls Southern Rhodesia

Confusion Over Morgan Loans Turbulence Over Yar Sweringen Empire

New York March 6 bankers dubbed a temp est in a teapot as confusion over 40 119 932 Morgan bank loans sparked questions about control of the 2 0 0 0 000 Van Sweringen railway empire. R C Page of a bond holders committee said the default claim was wrong after notes were accepted for interest.

New York R. C. Page Alleghany Corporation van Sweriingen Toams Federal Trade Commission

NRA Attacks Company Unions At Code Revision Meeting

Washington reports NRA efforts to challenge company unions during code revision discussions. Under Hugh S. Johnson's authorization William H. Davis says many plans for auto and steel industry unions violate the law, citing Section 7 of the Recovery Act granting workers the right to join unions of their choosing.

Washington NRA Hugh 5. Johnson Wiliam H. Davis Davis

Silent courtroom ends as judge closes case

In a hushed courtroom Judge Muller completes his instructions as spectators watch the closing drama. The passage describes a tense moment with hands whispering and a rapt audience during the finish of the trial. The text then oddly notes Col Lindbergh’s flying career, claiming over 500,000 miles flown in ten years.

Muller

Roosevelt and Party Arrive in Port au Prince Haiti

Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt and a party of friends arrived in Port au Prince after an uneventful night journey by sea from Neuvaitas Cuba covering 752 miles. The weather during the voyage was calm and favorable.

Port Au Pringe Haiti Frankien Roosevelt Neuvitas Cuba

Perfect and flying conditions for journey to Puerto Rico

The report notes satisfactory flying conditions for the party en route to Puerto Rico to obtain fire and health information and remain there tonight. It explains that domestic and wild rock dove pigeons in Scotland include pouter pigeons and other eye breeds.

Puerto Rico Scotland

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