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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1934
Page
8
Marian plots a secret meeting with the district attorney to expose McSwain and avert his schemes. She assigns Waki to deliver a coded note and plans a discreet rendezvous at Hasbyas Floral Shop, while Len Faces pressure and Marian foils McSwain by anticipating his moves.
Three University of Marsland students were injured at the University of Maryland campus in College Park. Francis J. Claveloux Jr. from Washington was knocked unconscious and taken to Washington hospital. Robert Wels, also from Washington, suffered a right leg fracture and lacerations. Another student, Alexander Falta of Washington, had scalp lacerations. The car swerved to avoid a collision with a tree on the roadside.
Radio editor notes a title change for Robert Sherwood’s Mobilization of Human Needs drama to The Lost Generation for NBC and CBS network airings. Listings include time slots and programs across WEAF WABC and NBC CBS stations, with a closing line about the average man blinking about 94.6 million times a year.
About one hundred checks for crop support under a federal curtailment plan were distributed in Adamstown Jefferson Walkersville and Lewistown. Many residents with Linose contracts did not call for their payments and may still claim them on later days.
RECORDS show the Albert N McCardell Molstein herd averaged 1.1 pounds fat per cow daily over 82 days. Seven cows surpassed 100 pounds fat. leading cow Bate Korndyke Almount totals 1708 pounds fat and 479643 pounds milk. Katie Jewel, Burton Ormsby Almount, and Ormsby De Kal Almount contribute notable fat and milk figures.
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