Death of Dr. J. T. Pyles At His Frederick Office
Dr Joseph Thomas Pyles aged 60 was found dead in his Frederick office at 2 PM from a heart attack. Rent C Nicodemus of Walkersville, a patient, reported discovering the body. Coroner Justice Sherman P Bowers ruled no inquest. Survived by widow Mrs Charlotte Bowers Pyles and two children. Dr Pyles formerly taught at University of Maryland and lived at 126 East Third Street. He was active in the Frederick County Dental Society and L O O F King David Lodge.
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Joseph Thomas Pyles
Frede
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Rent C. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Pries
Nicodemus
Roy Hiltner
William Meredith Smith
Edward P. Thomas
Smith
Pyles
Thomas
Sherman P. Bowers
Charlotte Bowers Pyles
Thomas Pyles
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Elizabeth Pyles
Montgomery county
Dental School
East Third street
King David Lodge
Palestine Encampment No
Frederick County Dental Society
Reception to New Members Held at Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Evangelical Lutheran church Brondar tight hosted a reception for about 350 new members with music, speeches, and carnations. Rev Dr John Traver presided with Dr and Mrs Traver and other guests attending. Refreshments followed as officials were honored and a church council was announced.
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Evangelical Lutheran church
John Traver
Traver
Robert &. Smi
Ksay Schroeder
Austin
BE. C. Sanner
anara Beniz
James Falk
church council
Glenn Dingline
nan ersa
John S. Renn
Jesse W. Kolb
Webster Whitetail
Van mh
Moss Mar Mercer
Bernard C. Mo
Mars
Morris
the exaction
Austin W. Howard
Edward Bentz
John L. Shaw
Frederick City Spring Clean-up Underway
Frederick launches a three day citywide clean-up to clear refuse from alleys and yards. Culler and Heft contractors run behind schedule in southeast areas as crews begin northeast and southwest pickups with Friday targeting northwest. Officials praise resident cooperation and urge proper containers and continued cleanliness.
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Frederick
Culler and Heft
Artificial insemination debate spans centuries and profits
New York report details doctors speaking on artificial insemination as old as the Greeks. Dr. Seymour claims eight successful labors from her work and associates, noting widespread practice in animals and unreported human cases. A NY City president cites regulation gaps while financial data hint at large profits in the industry.
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New York
Seymour
obstein
Conference Aims in Wash As Leaders Seek Candidate Agreement
A statement from Washington cites Sens ward and Governor st Ruche along with Major W Jackson as moving toward a Democrat candidate. They call for a conference to discuss leadership and possible aspirants, while warning that any formal effect hinges on forthcoming steps and timing.
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st Ruche
Major W. Jackson
Jas
aspirath zic
New Legislation to Curb Trusts Center of Chamber Talks
Washington scene as the Chamber of Commerce opens its convention with plans for anti trust bills and possible endorsement. A survey of 160 cities shows most Chamber members view the NRA as detriments amid the New Deal climate. Florida auto license plates sales rise but revenue falls due to lower prices.
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wwe
Chamber of Commerce
United States
NRA
Filipino Legislature Accepts Freedom Offer
The Filipino legislature accepts a freedom offer, with terms extended to March 3. Lawmakers signal agreement after negotiations and prepare to implement the arrangement in the capital and provincial councils.
Cry Grows For Cuts In Taxes On Liquors
Officials including Joseph H Choate Jr and J M Doran support tax reductions on liquor to lower prices and curb illegal liquor trade. They say lower taxes would undermine bootlegging and illegal sales.
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Joseph H. Choate
J. M. Doran
distillers’ code authority
Veterans Return Miss Podmore as Sons Meet
Veterans recall Miss Podmore and her son at Hood College annual session. The event honors May Queen and includes the Sons of the American Revolution gathering. One attendee recounts sleeping on a sidewalk near the campus during the visit.
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MISS PODMORE
HOOD COLLEGE
Toledo
Miss Brittain Named 1934 Prince Hood Queen
The article reports Miss Brittain chosen as the 1934 Prince Hood queen amid campus ceremonies. It notes veterans, officers, and organizers attending sessions and the May Day planning, with details on attendees including college leaders, senior and sophomore class selections, and arrangements for the May Day events.
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MISS BRITTAIN
PRINCE HOOD
Musicals Host Mondar Sehset for Tennant
A campus musical hosts Mondar and Sehset with Tennant performing in a student showcase. Community members attend the event at the university theater highlighting local talent and school arts programs.
Bishop Cannon Receives Conference Ovation in Clearwater
In Clearwater Florida a conference ovation greeted Bishop Cannon as he attended the event led by Pastor E C Ireland. The senior leader addressed attendees amid applause from clergy and laity alike.
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BISHOP CANNON
New Deal in Washington Faces Internal Feud and Reform
The piece discusses internal battles around the Norris amendment and HOLC leadership, noting dismissals of state directors, graft rumors, and political infighting. It mentions Fahey and Dutcher era figures, with references to Roosevelt aides and RFC director Blaine, highlighting corruption concerns and personnel changes amid 1930s New Deal politics.
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RODNE Warrington
George Norris
John of
HOLC
Fahey
sinc Fahey
Pah
Congress
baggest
Fahev
Jum Faries
tad rman
Maassachusetts
S. Chamber of Come
Roosevelt
Ferenc
FD. Smith
Blaine
John J. Blaine
RFC
Lack of Forest Facts Reported in Catoctin Area
Forest Warden Renner states this year shows low fire activity due to weather and CCC cooperation. He notes 1930 and 1931 had major fires and cites 2,000 acres burned near the Frederick city watershed. First fire reported Sunday involved a careless smoker.
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Mar
oG. Renner
Catoctin
Renner
eather
C. C. Cc
TAL
Fhrer
MOET
Friderick city
Catain Purnace
Jacob E Flook
May Day Demonstrations Worldwide Quiet Amid Police Readiness
The article reports stringent police precautions for May Day as demonstrations unfold in Havana Tokyo Paris New York Chicago and other cities. It notes one death and six injuries in Havana while Moscow shows a large display of tanks and planes and Austria appoints Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg as vice-chancellor.
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Mar Dai
tooradinal
flan airestos
Hoon
Havana
Tokyo
Moscow
Red Army Corps
Austria
Ernst Von Starhemberg
Paris
New York
Chicago
Father Son Banquet Limited To 200 Tickets Friday
Tickets for the Father and Son banquet Friday night are limited to 200 men and boys. The 6 p.m. event will be in the Franklin Scott Key hotel bail room with Ed’s Kiddies Club performing live. No age limit for attendance, but prices apply to boys ages 4 to 16. tickets available at hotel desk and through service clubs.
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Louis L. Wilson
Francis Scott Key
loday
Ignatius Bjorler
Wil Lebherz
Elmer F. Miunshover
Bernard Morris
L. Mullen
Read's drug store
Bennetts
Storm and
Shipley's
wnth
Kiddies’ Club
Baltimore
Tuner
sears
Kidnappers Free to Negotiate Ransom
A report states kidnapper negotiators are authorized to discuss a $15 ransom. An official announcement says authorities ready to meet demands and ensure unhampered negotiations as the investigation continues.
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Tom
Weather Data for 1934 Calendar Day
Obscure weather notes show prior day conditions and sun and moon times. Entries list sunset and sunrise, moonrise and moonset estimates, with minor timing figures for a single date.
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