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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1934
Page
2
The Baltimore case centers on former head of a bank and charges related to bank solvency. The defense argues the bank was not solvent, seeking dismissal on presumption and demurrer. Prosecution contends the state must prove insolvency and due process for indictment.
Community religious rites mark a Catholic field mass on Wednesday. Observances honor a tercentennial celebration with processions, prayers, and vows across the parish, drawing attendees from nearby areas and highlighting regional devotion.
Washington May 28 Mej Gen Reckord of Baltimore clashed with Senator Coues over a Justice Department firearms bill. Reckord voiced strong objections to the measure while Copeland, a National Rifle Association leader, defended it amid debate on marking ammunition and sales. President Roosevelt later proclaimed a ban on munition sales to Bolivia and Paraguay to aid end of South American war.
Deed recorded for sale of land and improvements in New Market district from Emma Bishop. Prudence P Brown and Feds J Brown as sellers to Mr and Mrs James Greenlay. The 19 acre tract lies on the south side of the Baltimore Frederick highway. Purchase price around 7500 dollars.
A 1933 General Assembly debate on a proposed moral and total reform committee is described as rejected. The record notes opposition from the Federation and church groups amid calls for broader union and stronger ethical measures.
A thirteen-car Hagerstown Union Bridge freight train rolled backward from Deerfield, nine miles to a stop near Lois without major damage. Extra engineer N. F. Schaub and hand George Senders, 25, were hurt. Senders injured a back and knee but expected to recover. The crew escaped as the cars gained speed on the Deerfield upgrade before the brakes failed and the engine halted.
The Frederick County Library holds a meeting led by Rev G Keffer with the absence of officers. The board resumes five sessions in September with elections planned and notes receipts from a Garden Club exhibit. Library statistics list circulations, receipts, and totals across months March May and totals to date.
A Baltimore to Hagerstown evening train encountered runaway empty coal cars and a caboose about 11 miles east of Tourmont. The cars, described as three miles east of Tiaur Mont, ceased rolling just east of the village, with passengers notified of the incident.
Toledo O May 28 The disheartening progress from a round table conference aimed to end Toledo's automobile geah 19 mes. Spokesmen unofficial indicated that efforts were slow and no clear resolution emerged. Strikers gathered, while organizers signaled urgent steps as tensions rose amid ongoing labor talks.
Senator Byrd accuses the Roosevelt administration of a growing Washington bureaucracy overreaching into everyday life. He cites proposed amendments to curtail regulatory powers, including limits on the Secretary of Agriculture and insurers, arguing the plan erodes constitutional balance and state autonomy.
Unclear report notes two less severe injuries to a person near Parliament Square as strippers and a SPEE crew are said to be involved. Three people are reported dead in negotiations. Havana May 28 details remain fragmentary and inconsistent.
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