Demonstrations by Rural Women at Frederick Fair Next Week
Demonstrations will be staged by two women from each of 24 clubs of the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs at the Frederick Fair. The theme Make Your Own Home More Livable will spotlight making over furniture and room displays with cost labels. Demonstrators will perform on the stage in the women’s club space with a booth and hostesses in a room setup, and special prizes are planned.
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Frederick County
We Frederick
Vei Uch
Federation
Buldw
Mire Charing
Braddock
Ballenger Club
Oyd Culler
Howardmith
Unionville Club
Holly Alugh
J. B. Young
Jefferson Club
Yrtle Shaff
Roy Reming
Urbana Club
Q. Hendrickson
Florence Inman
Russ
Harmony Rove Club
Ethel Thomas
Merril Boyer
Easant Club
Lorene Barrick
Harold McDevitt
Lewison Club
Randolph Stull
Tore Brag Deese
Kemp- A Club
Wm. Browning
Iss Maxine ‘Browning
Braddock Ab
C. Cyril Klein
Missusy Bast
New Ma Club
Murray Eizler
Shawbaker
Merryland Tract
Williams Observatory visit to Hood College noted
Mt Wilson Observatory astronomers Tendell PF and Hoge visited Hood College to discuss the Williams Observatory project and recent progress at the Mt Wilson facility in California.
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Williams Observatory
Tendell
Mt. Wilson
Calif
Hood College
WEO
Williams
Foiled Abduction Plot In Wheeling Targets Tobacco Heiress
Wheeling officials say two men were arrested in a conspiracy to abduct Betty Bloch daughter of Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company chief. The plan aimed to snatch her from a friend’s home on the eve of her wedding for a $25 000 ransom, but was abandoned as too dangerous.
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Wheeling
W. Vg
Betty Bloch
Wheeling Tobacco
Tepehine
Harry Thornton
Nabe
BR Lurgh
Kidnay
Miss Bloch
Miss Blo
Bloch Brothers’ Tobacco Company
West Virginia
Waters
Esther Leddy
Miss Broci
Breech urges end to competitive bidding for air mail contracts
Ernest R. Breech president of North American Aviation recommended to the President's aviation commission that competitive bidding for air mail contracts be eliminated and contracts be allocated under rates used by a permanent federal aviation commission. Breech's holding company would manage several air mail contracts and related details.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Commission
Ernest R. Breech
North American Aviation, Inc
Breech
North American
Denies New Trial in Scottsboro Case
Alabama and Oregon AP dispatch notes new pleas denied in the Scottsboro matter as defendants face death sentences. Reference to drunkenness charges and police arrest details appear amid terse legal shorthand and collateral questions.
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Scottsboro
Weather Summary From Historic Page
A fragmented weather note reports today's precipitation and temperatures. It mentions yesterday's high and a year ago figure with sparse data and garbled units, indicating a brief local forecast at a street-scan level.
Roosevelt Promises Conciliatory Tone On Capital Labor
President Roosevelt’s latest address pleases business with conceding some points while withholding key budget, currency, and NRA details. Observers note gratitude for measured stance, yet hint at tension as unions and labor pressure linger. Reform questions remain about profits, relief, and government trust in industry.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
A H Vemper
United State
Rania
Insull Stock Sales Labeled Simple Swindle by Court
Fragmented clipping cites court findings on Samuel Insull related stock dealings as a simple swindle. The text also mentions a murder case involving a 21 year old defendant and the victim Freda Mee Kechnit with unclear local connections.
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Insull
Wilkes Barre
Rotann the
Vathar
Patter
Freda Mee Kechnit
Bo Ty
East Aurora
N.Y
Lefore
Freda
Sweats
Mima
California Corporation Weakness Unsettles List
The report notes a mild nervous trend in markets in California with weaker stocks and lower prices. U.S. government securities showed strength in the bond market, while the pound sterling opened at 4.93 dollars amid unsettled equity sentiment.
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California Corporation
New York
Gerais
Liverpool
Whipey
Dutton
ULS
Bend
Anne
Reckless Driver Fined After Motorcycle Incident
A disjointed report notes a reckless driver fined after a collision involving a motorcycle. The details reference Justice Lan Peas of Whit and events on Mile Ver, with a correction of names and a £910 fine paid by Sir J Popas Henry PB in Sus.
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Justice Lan Peas
Whit
Actie
Blmerr
Milever
Jacer
Matter Avenue
Sir J Popas Henry PB
Full Truth Urged by Court on Hauptmann Case
Trial unfolds as criminal cases begin with James Adams on the docket. Court actions push the prosecution to reveal road maps of defendants tied to Souland Mountains incidents amid wartime tensions.
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Hauptmann Bag
Sourland Mts
Will
Charles
Woodwards
Woodward
James
Eddie Adams
Poll
Rocks
James W. Stocks
Virginia
Prisoner Erich Hauptmann Faces Court In Long Case
Jurors hear details of thefts and a planned meat house raid as the court assesses charges. Witnesses describe a suspect with maps and road guides covering Gay Head Martha's Vineyard and surrounding districts. The proceedings include discussion of dictionary spelling difficulties and alleged forensic notes.
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Foley Nanan
Yarthay
Foley
Datptmann
Hauptmann
Jersey
Bronx
Gay Head
Bugzerd’s Bay
Elizabeth Island
Martha's Vinéyard
Anat Hauptmann
Democratic Chairman Opposes Experiments At Convention
A newly founded Stain Democratic convention chaired by Sneloy Marick faced criticism from delegate Jong a reader on Georgi catniy who warned the party against risky experimentation. The exchange occurred in a spirit of friendly debate during the meeting.
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Sneloy Marick
Stain Democratic
Ick
Georgi Catniy
TRO Ditates
Seek Negroes Who Attacked White Girl in Chevy Chase
Montgomery police renewed search for two Black men described as from the South after a 15 year old schoolgirl was assaulted Sunday night in Chevy Chase Maryland. The suspects James Pullenster 26 and Alexander Jones alias William Towel alias Alabama Smith are tall and heavy with distinct marks. A witness report and police description followed a carjacking incident nearby.
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Washington
Chevy Chase
Madi
Montgomery
Deir
Tits Bureau of Standards
Montgomery County
South
James Pulnester
Alexander Jones
William Towel
Alabama Smith
Hanind
Loindexter
Sears
Hood College to receive federal aid for student assistance
Hood College gains approval for a federal emergency relief plan aimed at expanding student aid and enrollment. The program creates varied positions including clerical and support roles, with funds estimated to reach over 20 dollars per month per recipient and support for residents on campus.
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coMeges
Harry Gvestistein
State Relief Administratoy
Peegatt
Henry Z. Stahr
Hood College
Hood
E. Brown
Hughes, Soereary
Five Deputies Dismissed After Man Killed
A regional report notes five deputies removed from duty following the fatal incident involving a man in the area. Details on the event and investigation remain limited and contested.
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MAN JS
Hallahan Faces Rowe In Second Game Of Series
Detroit Tigers seek to even the World Series as 42,000 fans fill the stadium to watch Hallahan of the Cardinals oppose Rowe in game two. Cards pace the opener and aim to extend their series lead with a strong pitching matchup and timely hitting.
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Hallahan
Rowe
Detrest
Lynwood
Schaulbay
Jane
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
MIT
Aouthpaw
Cardinals
Bill Hallahan
Athletics
Sone
St. Louis
Feld
Vicwry
Nations to Expand Naval Talks Amid Conference Plans
Reported here a three nation meeting involving the United States Great Britain and Japan considered enlarging naval talks. Authorities said a central conference plan for 1935 may be set while core naval issues could be on the 1933 agenda.
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Tondon
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Ely
France
Siegax
Chicago Police Seek Dillinger Reward After Shootout
Attorney Cummings announces a $5,000 reward for information leading to John Dillinger’s capture after he was shot as he left a Chicago moving picture theater. The note references prior rewards and actions by authorities.
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Washington, Do
Cummings
John Deanny
Thmothy
Dillinger
Chicago
Dulinger
Department of Dystion Aquaty
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