13 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
1
Frederick County prepares for a 1935 reassessment as state officials order a spring survey and a levy to cover costs. Alfred W. Gaver leads the non political Assessments office, with revisions to tax books for removals and new construction while market values drive reduced property assessments.
President Roosevelt plans a relief and unemployment push ahead of Thursday departure for a southern trip. Secretary Perkins and relief chief Hopkins headline the White House discussions with cabinet members and Donald Richberg as emergency council director, aiming to speed recovery measures. A hearing was set for tonight at 9 30 with John Dor and office officials assisting.
Weather snapshot shows precipitation for a 24 hour period ending in November with fluctuating highs and lows. It notes a high around 80 and a low around 24d, with sun set times and moonrise listed, but many figures and dates are garbled or missing.
Washington dispatch notes Mrs Roosevelt faces mixed reactions as she weighs active campaigning. Friends urge caution amid tomato-throwing risk and concern for Roosevelt family prestige. NEA article recalls Dorothy Frooks and Natalie Couch episodes, debates, and the term duopoly describing Ford and GM.
In Toyama Japan on November 13 crowds watched America's baseball stars Lark, Ruth, Whitey, and Foxx defeat Nippon All-Stars 14 to 0. The piece notes the event amid garbled text and mentions 33rd and 38th anniversaries related to St Timothy's congregation with preparations for an informal gathering, reports, and refreshments.
The new sheriff plans to appoint ten locals to key posts as part of the 15th release process. He says 3,200 licenses are prepared but not yet issued, with details unclear on eligibility and timing for license distribution.
Unsettled in the county courthouse, Roy M. Hiltner’s forthcoming sheriff term begins December 1 with three deputies and a jail turnkey to appoint. Names under consideration include John E. Crum, Charles W. Smith, George F. Abrecht, Denver J. Shook, and others, with speculation on Square Corner precinct policing vacancies. The hiring and scheduling reflect pressure from both parties as the new administration forms its staff.
The Frederick Council of the Federation of Church Women will hold its annual meeting Friday afternoon at All Saints parish house Court Street. Mrs L V Mather of Baltimore will address on World Peace. The meeting includes officer elections, reports, and musical solos by local singers.
A premature explosion of blasting powder near eight miles east of Catalina triggers a formal probe. Officials from an unidentified agency report minor injuries to a worker and say investigation aims to determine cause and safety compliance.
Dr. W. W. Long, 73, head of Clemson College extension division, died suddenly here early today after a stroke. He had led the eye service for 22 years and was connected with the Department of Agriculture in Washington.
A badly garbled notice describes renovations at the Trac att Centag on East Patrick Street. Plans include extending a 20 foot wide corridor and moving homeless facilities to the street property near the main building. A comfort pod and supplies relocate to the house. A garage doubles as a carpenter shop and a shower bath room, with entertainment twice weekly. George Kectar cites progress and plans for motion picture features.
Betty Gow, a housemaid, faces Hauptmann in court. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a legal proceeding with references to a state and overestimated claims.
In October, Frederick County conducted 34 class groups serving 587 adults and employing 12 teachers under the Che P project directed by Emmett R. Bowlus. Courses include English literature at Frederick High School and planned farm analysis and home economics at multiple sites. Classes meet weekly, with two-hour sessions, at least 12 participants per class, and focus on practical skills such as typing and shorthand.
A Washington princess, Princess Bertha Cantacuzenz, reportedly wed Charles Sisbern of Cincinnati at 3 a.m. Sunday. The ceremony followed a postponed engagement to Donald Melniash. Reports place the bride at 29, with the groom, Brad Smith of Wisconsin, listed as 98. The note mentions cross state connections and debates over recent marriage laws.
Frederick County State Normal School Alumni Association held a Monday meeting to discuss a scholarship program. Details on eligibility, funding, and timing were not finalized though a social event and Christmas gathering are planned.
New York November 13 markets opened with uneven activity as stocks drifted without a clear trend. Some speculative favorites rose on hopes of stronger earnings in select sectors while broad confidence remained cautious. Bond activity was quiet and the money market showed little movement with sterling opening near 5.00.
In Jacksonville on a windy day in November, Captain Eddie Rickenbacker faced strong headwinds that limited his time and performance during a test flight. The report notes the conditions hindered speed and frame the trial as a careful evaluation rather than a race.
Fragmented report notes the Belgian premier and his cabinet stepping down amid political turmoil. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the resignation marks a dramatic shift in government leadership. The article references officials and potential successors in a broad, unsettled political context.
A single iron tank exploded at the Charlestown Navy Yard injuring and killing workers. The deceased was identified as Panniel Wallen, 38, of Caritiestown, found amid debris. Damage to the two story brick concrete building totaled about 150000 with nearby houses suffering additional losses. Cause of blast undetermined.
Forecasters indicate a temporary warm-up will be followed by a return to colder conditions. The pattern shows a dip in temperatures through the week with a wintry mix possible in some areas. Officials warn residents to prepare for renewed cold snaps and possible snow flurries.
Path, Nov 1 AP report says Premier Flandin pledged a new government would defend France from dictatorship and revolution. He told parliament the republic will not capitulate to factions, forbidding demonstrations to maintain political truce. Government to forge alliances and fortify national defense to keep peace.
Boston news reports statistician Roger W. Babson proposing a coalition administration for 1937 to balance Democratic calls for broader opportunity with Republican emphasis on individualism. He argues the country should be governed by a combination of Republicans and Democrats.
Count Robert Van Der Stracten Ponthoz was named Belgium's ambassador to the United States, announced by the Fors sien Offre. A veteran diplomat, he has served as Minister in Denmark and held posts in Argentina and other nations, noted by officials as one of Belgium's most esteemed envoys.
Western Maryland Methodist Protestant churches attend a meeting at New Market Church with Rev G tie in charge. Dr H N Elderdice, former president of Theological Seminary, speaks as clergy and others discuss arrangements and agendas.
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