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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1934

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House Approves Bigger Veterans Pay Over FDR Veto

Washington March 27 Amid shouts the House voted 310 to 72 to override President Roosevelt on a bill for larger veterans allowances and higher federal workers pay. The Senate fate remains to decide, with prior Senate votes hinting at support for broader measures.

Washington House Roosevelt Luce and Tinkham Massachusetts Senate Leadere Bonnevale Anda Rep. Snell New York Rep. Burns Tennessee Rainey White House

Court Considers Suit Over Cafeteria Business

Testimony from three witnesses in the suit by Dorothy M. Cox of Washington against Edith G. Steding was heard before Judge Arthur D. Wland in the Circuit Court. Cox seeks about 1000 dollars for purchase of furnishings and goodwill of a Vermont Avenue cafeteria. Steding paid 1500 but allegedly stopped payment on a check.

Dorothy M. Cox Washington Edith G. Steding Arthur D. Wsland Circuit Cour Steching Chara Meier Moe Cor S& Compressor Willard Heid Gime R Fink Ami Chariss Wertheimer Jarees H. Seedie Amd Margaret M. Belt Sadimg Belt Sieds James Steele Macgaret M. Belt

Birthday Honoree Joseph E Chew Remains Police Chief

Obituary style note honors Joseph E Chew marking 53rd birthday with 14 years as chief of police of B. Wack and a long service record.

Joseph E. Chew Police B. W.ck G.ace

State rests in trial of Berry E. Clark

Ellicott City Md March 27 The state sought to prove with 38 witnesses that Berry E Clark former Montgomery county clerk embezzled county funds for personal use by identifying checks they say Clark issued The defense called auditor Robert D Hagner who said county books were in good order and presented county receipts Clark had received from the county treasurer The court adjourned until tomorrow morning as the defense argued that cash availability would deter embezzlement and noted the receipts in evidence

Ellicott City Berry E. Clark Montgomery County Clark Ilegal Robert D. Hagner Montgomery Hagner Barnart Welch

Company B Wins Honor in Maryland National Guard Bulletin

Company B of the Hagerstown unit led the honor roll for average enlistment attendance at the armory in February. The bulletin, issued by Brigadier General Milton A Reckord, lists twenty three companies or detachments of the State units on the attendance honor roll.

Hagerstown Pirot Infanscy Marriana National Guard Milton A

Rural electrification topic highlighted at Kiwanis meeting

Albert V. Krewatch electrical engineer outlined rural electrification work by the Federal Government Rural Housing and Rural Power surveys at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He argued farm electrification could curb urban migration while showing farm improvements from pre and post power installations with farm outbuildings and equipment benefiting from electricity.

Kiwanis Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Albert V. Krewatch Washington Krewatch The Nation& Electrical Project Federal Government Rural Housing Survey Federal Rural Power Survey Umfe Krowatch Ernest Helfenstein, Jr Carroll BH Hendrickson James H Gambrill Prederick Hotel Company

Frederick clubs and hotel firm to plan future support

Directors of Frederick service clubs will meet with hotel company directors at a future date to discuss increasing support for the hotel. Attendees at the meeting included Ralph Ross, F Grove White, James H Falk of this city, Harry Hazlehurst Jr of Washington, and H N Oliver of Philadelphia.

Frederick Ralph Ross F. Grove White James H. Falk Harry Hazlehurst Washington H. N Oliver Philadelpha

Roosevelt Weary Begins Real Rest En Route to Florida

President Roosevelt travels south toward Jacksonville for a fishing vacation after a day of clearing up government issues in Washington. He sits in his private car, silent on veterans veto, with Hugh S. Johnson, recovery administrator, before boarding the yacht Nourmahal for a week of southern relaxation.

Roosevelt Jacksonville Fla White House House Tech Hugh S. Johnson Mr. Roosevelt Nourmahal Vincant Astor

Army probes air crash report near Lisbon Maryland

Third Corps Area headquarters opened an inquiry into an alleged airplane crash near Lisbon involving Private George Meade. A private, Charles Colston, said the crew left Logan Field to Langley Field, crashed in Howard County fog, with Maloney injured and Colston unharmed. Army searchers found no service plane missing. Meade post granted three days leave.

Baltimore Third Corps Area Army Headquarters Lisbon Port George G. Meade Gms Amratom Maryland District of Columbia Secon Army Air Fields Third Corps Fort Meade Alry Charles Edward Colston U. S. Army Howard County Colston Logan Pield Langley Field Plocence Maloney Frederick Pike Woodbine

President Plans Seaway Rest Week at Sea

A senior official indicates the President will spend this week at sea for a long rest, counting on quiet time aboard to recuperate and reflect away from daily duties.

Stock Market Control Bill Before Committee

Washington March 27 The Senate central bill in executive session today aims for approval before the weekend and floor action. President Roosevelt warns against any changes weakening the measure while facing a highly organized opposition drive. Richard Whitney leads amendments from the New York Stock Exchange. A French tested stabilizing device for aircraft wings is noted, and Britain's cession of Alaska to Russia in 1825 is recalled.

Washington Rocecvelt Richard Whitney New York

Violence mars city election killings and unrest

A man was shot and killed near a polling place during clashes tied to a municipal election. A handyman wounded as a car wreck scattered by gunfire, and another shooting left a suspect identified as a former boxer. Additional violence reported as part of the tense political day.

Enems Barlier William Pugey Precin Cama Poling Place

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