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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
9
A royal report openly blames Bene Minster Sarraux for not providing proper protection to the king, sparking debate among advisers. Officials noted gaps in guard assignments and response readiness during key events, prompting calls for reforms and accountability.
Paris dispatch reports King Peter II of Yugoslavia and his mother Queen Marie left Paris for Belgrade to be crowned in place of his father. French interior minister Albert Larroux resigned amid criticism of police over the Marseilles assassination attempt on King Alexander, signaling potential cabinet reshuffles. European observers note the Kalemen assassination case intensifies police actions and possible political fallout across France and Italy. Say you saw it In The News.
Henry P. Fletcher chairs the Republican National Committee and directs comeback efforts amid protests by Republican speakers against administration policies as the party focuses on the congressional elections in November.
Louisville authorities and federal agents pulled back from the Berry V. Stoll kidnapping case after a family plea for isolation to allow contact with the kidnapper The family offered a $50600 ransom upon assurance of Mrs Stoll being alive A mysterious call to Mrs Stoll was reported but ended abruptly and authorities had been coordinating with federal investigators.
Republican nominee Joseph R. Harp of Myerville is placed on the suspect list in Jackson district and must appear before registration judges Tuesday to prove residency. Party leaders blame a disgruntled rival for the move and vow to pursue court action if Harp is cleared, risking a vacancy on the county ticket. Officials say both parties have been checking registration books to remove non residents and other disqualifications.
Washington October 11 Hugh Jannson reported by friends to be considering setting up his own place Blue Eagle offices as an expert on NRA codes. The former NRA chief would also serve as chef to promote Roosevelt's industrial peace plans. Several industrialists and labor leaders are known to have approached Johnson after he formally quits NRA Monday.
The American Federation of Labor today adopted a policy to organize workers by industry and directed the formation of unions in automotive, aluminum, and cement trades. The move targets broader worker organization across San Francisco cabs and related industries.
Washington October 11 speculation rose that the administration might further devalue the gold dollar to lift prices. Democrat Len Bulkley of Ohio quoted the President discussing currency with reporters. Professor George F. Warren of Cornell backed the idea that higher values come from higher gold prices as bar silver rose sharply since the metal bill.
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