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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1934
Page
8
Washington gossip notes a splintered Democratic battle between Chip Robert and Ray Baker, with Roosevelt era clashes over policy. A Nye Steers comment sparks a mongrel label as Congress scenes mix politics and people watching.
PCA progress reported with 97 loan applications by Friday afternoon, 40 approved locally, total about $30,000, and further confirmations from Baltimore and Federal Bank officials to handle increased volume. The Frederick Association operates under Baltimore control, rediscounting farm securities with Baltimore Bank to extend funding during spring farming preparations.
The fragment quotes Prof. David Murcer calling for a peaceful national anthem “America the Beautiful” and Representative William Connery criticizing investigative snooping. It also notes opinions on contracts stifling art, and a remark by Admiral Richard Byrd on precious good weather.
Reporters quiz farmers and canners on this season’s sugar corn price. Opinions range from $12 per ton as fair to $10 per ton deemed sufficient, with growers hoping for profit while seed costs push higher.
Insull faced capacity issues at a late night session, with minimal staff present. The log notes indicate outages and incomplete tasks requiring further attention and rescheduling.
Fragmentary notes indicate an insurance matter involving Moser near Myecsvillie. The record mentions a motion by counni for the plain and a Newman party, with references to district sections and a sales context. Proceedings appear incomplete with unclear charges.
A faded kitchen guide describes melting chocolate over heat and using it in desserts such as Chocolate Rice Pudding Chocolate Cream and other confections. Directions cover double boiler technique sugar quantities and serving tips for family style treats.
President Roosevelt announced plans to leave Washington for a southern waters fishing cruise with Congress adjourned for recess. He said Miami would be headquarters for the trip, downplaying political turmoil as Congress rebels on pay raises and veteran allowances.
Washington March 23 A committee hearing revealed a letter claiming Roosevelt advisers intend to stall recovery then replace him with a Stalin figure. Read by James Henry Read Jr the document attributed to an anonymous adviser named William A. Wirt later confirmed as his. The letter accused the group of plotting radical political upheaval during the crisis.
An advertisement for a public sale details livestock including 85 hogs and three cows, plus many farm implements such as beams, plows, gear, wagons, saddles, and compressors. Catalog lists prices, payment terms credit up to four months, and sale conditions with removal deadline. The notice names M. W. Stitley as the organizer with location and contact details.
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