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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1934
Page
10
Sergeant Harper finds evidence pointing to a double murder at Pierre Dutreere's breakfast room. A gunman used a single bullet to kill two people, while the other suspect’s role remains unclear amid substituted security details.
Detectives in a moody house trace a steel jacketed .45 revolver linked to a crime. Harper and Lafferty question staff, search hidden spaces, and deduce the gun may have vanished while suspects watched for intruders. Andrews offers alibis as the investigation widens.
Dr Thwing visited New York on Friday and Saturday as a guest of Eleanor Delaplaine daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Delaplane. He notes long correspondence with thirty children in thirty states and plans to meet pen pals during his New York class anniversary. He has seven NYU classmates attending, four ministers. He recalls Wrangell Alaska during the Klondike era and mentions connections in Frederick Seattle and San Francisco. In Germany wrist bands warn motorists and mark yellow triangles for the deaf or blind.
WM E McKenney presents a humorous bridge hand from a rubber game showing four deuces producing three tricks. South dealer, North opens three hearts, play proceeds with spades and diamonds, leading to a grand slam as the declarer discards and ruffs to exploit the four deuces.
The Wesleyan Bus Class of Calvary M E Church held its monthly meeting in the church parlors. Mrs Guy and Mrs George Bowers led devotional services, songs were sung, and the 96th Psalm read. A program followed with readings and solos, and refreshments were served by Mrs Ser and Mrs Watts.
Household guide covers enamel ware cleaning, seasoning iron utensils, and glass care. Instructions advise wood scrapers, gentle scouring powders, cool water cooling, and fat rub downs. It ends with a sample breakfast and a luncheon menu featuring vegetables, bread, cheese, and pie.
Mary Kay Deans, 20, of New Orleans, will wed Dr.John F Gak Abas Downs, son of the president of the I sbisss Centre, at a September wedding. Deans made her debut in Castagu last season.
President Roosevelt will send a message to Congress requesting legislation to help silver as part of four communications before adjournment. The addressees include a social legislation study, a war debts report, and a cocoanut taxes recommendation tied to the Philippines. He drafted the silver proposal during a Potomac weekend cruise.
The President calls for a joint congressional study of social legislation needs before Congress enacts mandatory measures. He backs unemployment insurance and related bills but favors thorough review and staged enactment.
Pat O'Brien, a noted vagrant, was returned to Motter Avenue Friday after a four month stay in the House of Correction for vagary. Police report residents complain of his occupying street space as a residence. Officer Talbert arrested him and he was committed to Monteyue. a new charge is expected within days.
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