03 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
1
The board has approved holidays for pupils, citing school district calendar changes and revised break dates. Officials say adjustments affect student schedules and classroom planning, with new dates to be published by the district.
Frederick County Board of Education met at the Court House to discuss holidays for Frederick Fair and Maryland Teachers meeting attendance, school closings for Armistice Day and election day, bus route extensions to ease overcrowding, and appointments of trustees. They approved land sale at the former Kemptown site and funding for Woodsboro grounds improvements. A science course under the emergency program will be offered. the evening M Wecwiss group will meet at Frederick High School led by C Everett Schildknecht.
Daniel Sullivan campaign manager for Dr. Charles H. Conley was added as a speaker for the opening Democratic rally in Baltimore. Democratic nominee Herbert R. O Conor announced Sullivan would appear at Mayfair Gardens as Governor Richie aims for the general election. About 3 000 attended expected.
Fragmentary weather notes list temperatures and astronomical times. It mentions high and low temperatures, precipitation, and moon phase with vague dates and times, including sunrise and sunset indicators and a cryptic year range.
President Roosevelt said four major reports by transportation coordinator Joseph B. Eastman are nearing completion to form the basis for winter railroad legislation. The White House executive council heard progress updates, with topics including wage and condition studies, pooling of freight cars, and passenger traffic.
Market activity hints at a cautious rise driven by selective buying. Traders focus more on the World Series than stocks with dull sessions and scarce news. Public apathy persists while the pound opens near 4.93 dollars.
Fragmentary report describes NBC cutting off Butler from air after a remark deemed inappropriate. Source mentions WAVE WEAF NBC and a federal radio issue, with unclear details and dates.
A fragmented report describes a roof failure at Alfred G. Ammer’s property, with debris and injuries noted. The text mentions a road contract and a local company awarded a bid, but details are unclear.
In Edwards 10 case, jurors hear statements by Hauptmann in an extortion matter. Prosecution builds its case as evidence is presented.
A Bronx based court announces a case set for hearing in Bronx New York. The docket lists a forthcoming session to review motions and evidence. Judge presides as parties prepare briefs and exchange documents before the date.
Several thousand people crowded a Bronx courtroom as Judge James M. Barrett set October 11 for the Hauptmann extortion trial tied to the Lindbergh kidnap. DA Foley asked for a special jury panel. defense counsel asked to be heard. Hauptmann appeared anxious in court and witnesses testified at length about the case.
Judge Forsythe approves a fifty percent dividend distribution to depositors of the defunct Washington Trust Company of Ellicott City. Receiver Joan J. Ghingher reports strong asset collection and plans for reorganization as the Commercial and Farmers Bank, with open business in about three weeks and FDIC insured deposits up to 5000 dollars.
A man named L. Baxter was charged with larceny involving a gun and dresses. Henry HW Chisman and another party were involved with jail bonds cited for the case as proceedings proceed in Port Ann.
An American freighter Black Gull with Mackay Radio reported no trace of a missing ship in the mid Atlantic as SOS messages reached Mackay Radio. The vessel said a part of the ship's forward hatch and bulkhead were damaged and the chief officer injured while the Beavers, Cunard liner, and other searchers battled violent seas for clues.
A fragmentary clipping reports Japanese militarists aligning with Mitchell's stance. The text is garbled, but hints at emphasis on Japan and potential calls to actions or defenses, with unclear references to President Roosevelt and naval/army policy debates.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a parcel and a supreme court context. Readable names or dates are absent. the item appears to be a legal or property notice with limited identifiable details.
Members of the Maryland Chiropodists and Podiatric Association gathered at the State Hotel in Baltimore for a year-ahead planning meeting. Dr. Ross delivered a short address on Heart and Blood Circulation before the business portion and refreshments were served.
The Children’s Aid Society reports returns from an appeal and outlines ongoing work. It notes 140 children under care, 58 in boarding homes, and many placed in foster homes or with families. Unemployed youths add pressure, with advocacy for continued support through local channels and public exhibits to raise funds.
Acrofs faces 17s County GOP clash as labor groups rally for the Pratt campaign. Taher dirigentes ably lead a turnout drive with 7 096 supporters and many workers expected. Speakers include Ty Dasid G Bsertart Calman and Wali attend. Plans for a political dance and campaign events continue with polls in view.
Fragmented text alleges a transit company violated securities law with names of individuals and locations obscured by OCR errors. The readable parts reference officials such as Ledgn Ontar Piederick and Henri G Rieffer with several other names.
Frederick County sees seven new Home Owners Loan Corp loans totaling 16000 closed through Western Mary branch officials. County offices report growing applications and rapid processing as local officials assist with certification and settlement tasks while two county settlement attorneys resign.
A fragmented report predicts a settlement in the Vanderbilt child case involving Carew and Morais. The text suggests a confidential agreement and mentions a court segment, with unclear figures and agencies cited.
A crowded Detroit opener with 47,000 in attendance featured Dean and Crowder as pitching choices. The game had delays and multiple innings of near-misses, with errors and key hits by several players shaping a tense start to the season.
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