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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
5
A faulty burglary attempt outside a Texas storage facility ended with broken gate hardware and a failed safe entry. Officers reported a hammering tool used to torque the safe dial. no one was harmed and managers said the intruders fled after alarms and guards confronted them.
A fragmented bridge article discusses a contract problem in which South aims for three no trump. It covers opening leads, discards, squeezes, and defense, with players West East South and dummy engaged in a spade heart club mix. The piece includes auction notes and suggested play lines, ending with analysis of potential outcomes and specific card positions.
The WJZ NBC Farm and Home tour will debut a monthly home demonstration hour with Roosevelt introducing a series. Guests include Mrs T L Yumperiake of Powhatan VA and Mr Harry Renfstaes of Setinpeaga IN. The program airs on WEAF and WJZ and runs into morning hours with stratosphere project plans to be announced.
Scene described as amateurish with crude banging as burglars attacked the safe. They knocked off the dial and appeared unsure what to do next. Two earlier attempts also failed using crude methods. Holcomb said the dial damage hindered opening the lock, delaying access to cash and company funds.
Fragmentary text suggests Maryland discussions over federal relief funds and fair share allocations. Missing details prevent precise framing but indicate scrutiny of funding distribution and state benefits.
A vote approved erecting a new girls dormitory to house about 150 students. Architect Queen Adams of Baltimore completed plans. The second major item elected a member of the board of Maryla College. Special motor taxes to fund state and local governments were set at 2042 dollars per month or more.
A garbled listing notes a speaker titled Sees United Nation at Memorial Day exercises in Sharpsburg Maryland. It mentions broadcasts from the Chicago World’s Fair and various radio slots across WABC CBS NBC and WJZ NBC with names and programs like Valee hour Showbeat Whiteman’s orchestra Maria’s Mac and Palmer Clark orchestra.
In Antetam National cemetery today Rep Thomas Coffin of Idaho declared the United States returns to prewar positions under a national policy representing the maus tral New England North West East and South. Other speakers included Frederick N. Zinman Cumberland Lieut Edwin H Pooner retired Baltimore and Verne E Cnatelaine Washington. Five Civil War veterans attended the exercises.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions funds and a conference with unclear context and numbers. It references a state, a federal monetary figure, and a person named Mr Hook in a noon hour note. The readable parts provide no clear event or outcome.
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