Frederick dinner to honor Joseph D Baker with Md figures speakers
An invitation list has been mailed for a subscription testimonial dinner in Frederick on April 2 honoring Joseph D. Baker. Speakers will include Governor Ritchie Bishop Helfenstein Daniel Wiand and Judge Hammond Ulmer. The Francis Scott Key Hotel will host a Benning event with readings by Folger Mackinsey and a toast by James Gambrill Jr.
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Bank reopening steps discussed amid case openings
In a terse discussion the reopening steps for banks were examined with emphasis on client accounts and the matter tied to ongoing proceedings. The State Bank Commission, with John S Nexmat and W Canton Mc Sherry present, considered plans in coordination with counsel.
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Weather Data Summary From Fragmented OCR Entry
Weather notes show precipitation figures for March and totals to date with large gaps and OCR errors. It records yesterday and past temperatures, and sunrise and sunset times, though many values are unclear or corrupted.
Snowy Weekend Forecast Hits State Hard
Snow fell across Maryland with a northeast drift and a starting temperature around 28 degrees. The Weather Bureau predicted continued cold, possible more snow early week with rain on the coast and a mix of precipitation inland, and a trend toward colder days followed by a warmer end of the week.
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Cotillion Club Elects New Officers and Board Members
Frederick Cotillion Co announces yearly leadership changes with Roverc L. Werfield as president and Charles W. Ross as vice president. New board governors include Davie C. Wime bremer EL W. Cimion McShess Zany Ghaphee and James E. Gam. Activities for the year feature dances at Catoctin Club and Frances Scout Hovel with chairs named. A 50 acre sale at Sawmill Bottom west of Frederick saw Mary E Smith and Howard Stup’s property bought for 825 dollars by Howard Stup.
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Sale Increase First 2 Months
Washington AP reports NRA data showing sales up 17 percent in the first two months of 1934, with higher employment and disruptions in the campaign. resignations cited include consumer board member Dr Paul H Dongies and others exiting in Chicago and by administration officials.
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Garden Club Meeting Discusses Plans and Center Openings
The Garden Club of Precerick met to discuss opening a garden center, garden plans, and studying seed catalogs. Attending were Mrs Bermes and others who emphasized raising funds, improving plantings, and providing gardening information to the public. the meeting included a coffee/tea host and reports on local CWA activities and community projects.
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Birthday Party Honors Lorrane Smith Birthday
Local celebration honors Lorrane Smith on her seventh birthday. Her mother hosts a cheerful children's party at home, with family and friends joining in the festivities and well wishes.
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Roosevelt curbs Army airmail flying after deaths
Washington March 10 1934 President Roosevelt ordered curtailment of army airmail service after three air corps pilots died while carrying mail and amid weather and safety concerns. The decision followed talks with General Douglas MacArthur and Major General Foulois and directs stricter equipment checks and consolidation of routes.
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New Deal Roosevelts Visit Coded Public Scene In 1934
Washington March 10. A wild chapter on code authority meetings and a Roosevelt appearance blends with musical performances and patriotism. The scene features the Marine Band and the crowd’s mixed reactions to the code conference, with Roosevelt praising labor rights while younger industrial leaders push for reform. Frances Perkins and labor figures address the audience as discussions of wages, hours, and consumer protection unfold amid show and ceremony.
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Bank Clerk and 3 Officials Held Over Greenville Holdup
Hugh White a South Carolina National Bank clerk detectives Henry Lindsay and John Corea and Grand Jury member Robert Willimon were arrested on charges tied to the Thursday $50,000 bank holdup in Greenville SC. White faces embezzlement counts in a federal warrant issued by GS Commissioner H C Williams with Charlotte investigator L B Reed. The others allegedly aided in unlawfully aiding and abetting embezzlement and misapplying funds.
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Leading stock issues listless in quiet New York session
New York March 10 aP Leading stock issues were extremely listless as prices across sectors drifted. Metals and a few specialties showed slight strength while most equities remained dull. Traders cited congressional debates on federal control measures and labor unrest as dampening factors amid a modestly irregular close.
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Assassin Shot in Tokyo Publisher Murder Suspect Named
An assassin wounded a Tokyo publisher amid a revenge motive tied to a refusal to contribute to unspecified introjects. Police pursue the suspect, identified as Sanji Muz4, with details about the attack and motives emerging from the fragmented report.
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Police Chief In Gun Battle With Dillinger
Wisconsin and Chicago reports describe a sensational gun battle near Schiller Park with Police Chief Robert Christian firing on two speeding sedans. His car was disabled by bullets but he and another officer escaped unharmed as Dillinger and accomplices reportedly fled toward a Wisconsin hideout. A motorist, James Gaskin, identified Dillinger in photos, claiming three or four men forced him from Mrs. Herman Stern’s car earlier.
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Emergency Education Course Attracts 732 Enrollees In Frederick County
Federal emergency education programs in Frederick County enroll 732 pupils, with 522 white and 211 colored. Courses include shorthand and typing, bookkeeping, physical education, home making, English, and arithmetic, taught by multiple instructors across Frederick, Middletown, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, and New Market. District supervisors coordinate classes. next week 161 pupils are in Frederick, 32 in Middletown, 29 in New Market.
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Brunswick
Catherine Byler Brant
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Mary B. Hammond
Frederick
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New Market
Dorothy Graybill
Blanche Howard
New B Market
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Eremaisburg
Eimia Renn
Emmaisburg
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Branthe Beard
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Claude Delauter, Jr
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Buckeystown
Fredenes
Davos
Hopeland
Theena Rose
Car crashes into sidewalk on West Patrick Street
A car driven by Ruth Himne of East meth shest and occupied by three young men left the street at 11:30 PM Friday. It skidded along the sidewalk, struck a telephone pole and porch, damaged a front porch, a car, and a curb, then stopped near Franklin D Miller’s home. Investigating officers reported no further arrests.
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Hood Team to Debate at Penn State College
Hood Debating فريق Hood team debates Penn State College at State College today with the resolution that presidential powers should be substantially increased. Moderators Marjone Adam Middlewour and Miss Johanna Ace will lead the Hood team. Hazel Foster and Elizabeth Burtmer accompany as assistants in physical education and general duties.
Home Owners Loan Office hires new staff in Frederic
The Frederic office of the Home Owners Loan Corporation expands its legal staff to eight, with Dor sey Etchison and Guy K. Molter named as additional members. The move broadens local legal expertise within the office.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
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