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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1934
Page
10
President Roosevelt in Roanoke outlines aid for disabled and sick World War veterans and calls for government help for many urban poor. He stresses best medical treatment and a policy to eliminate a drag on recovery, framing aid as a national priority with sound finances.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Proviims Quiestians Earphur and dental reform themes. It references proceeds from a camel page for poverty relief and a Sacramiente Lew x figure, plus an amateur grid rate and an engineer. The legibility is severely limited.
Ten judges heard a motion for a new trial in the Brunswick center case involving the fatal stabbing of Jack and Ledwell. Emory Selby Bluusach faced a jury verdict of guilty, with attorney E Austin Tames asserting grounds for error. Judge Aine D Waldaml reserved ruling, with a decision expected Monday.
The Civilian Conservation Corps announced a new camp at Beltsville on the Agricultural Experiment Station site, with existing camps reestablished at Townsend and Snow Hill and Church Creek in Dorchester County. Other continued camps include Grainsville Plymstone Fedenck Pav Pas Oakland Westernport Little Orleans Big Pool Elkridge and Indian Head. The actions follow plans to expand CCC winter employment and maintain multiple camps across Maryland.
Bruno Richard Hauptmann was moved from New York to Flemington New Jersey to stand trial for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder after a denied habeas corpus appeal. He was heavily guarded as officers escorted him from Fort Lee through Fort Lee towards Flemington.
Chicago reports show wheat prices sliding almost two cents per bushel to the lowest since Oct 10 amid weak speculative demand and Liverpool quota concerns. Declines blamed on Argentine offers and uncertain near term, with some buying intraday and liquidation in corn and oats as traders monitor November futures.
A property transfer recorded in the recorder's office cites the will of the late Mrs Narnet E Rhoads. Roscoe B Phesas of Lresbine Va was allowed to buy the 244-45 South Maratsieet property for 3000 dollars. The deal appears to be consummated some time ago with the involved parties Reese B Rhoads and others named.
In Louisville and Buffalo a massive hunt continues for Thomas Henry Robinson Jr the suspected kidnapper of Mrs Alice Speed Stoll. Federal agents and local police sweep from Tennessee to the Great Lakes as arrest efforts intensify. A $25 000 bond is set for Robinson who remains silent as investigators pursue leads toward Nashville and beyond.
Baltimore October 19 Mayor Howard W Jackson said efforts will be made to reduce the Tercentenary pageant indebtedness before any decision on funding. Pageant assets shown include 22830 80 in cash and 10985 underwriting pad total 331,158. Expenses total 58380. Insurance on ram policy was refused. A committee was named to negotiate with creditors and all labor will be paid in full.
Andrew W Mellon denied a long standing accusation by Gov. Gifford Pinchot that Mellon funds repaid government payments connected to a 13 year oldembezzlement case involving Joseph F. Guffey. Guffey seeks the US Senate seat in Pennsylvania against Sen. David A. Reed. Mellon asserted that Guffey never received any money from him.
A garbled report shows Beauchamp losing a suit over fees and current counts amid a defended motion. Names appear distorted but indicate a legal confrontation involving a motion and related parties in a court setting.
In Baltimore District Judge William C. Coleman found NRA authorities in Washington failed to cooperate with the court in mediating the recovery administration Greif and Brother clothing dispute. He ordered NRA officials to explain their actions after earlier restraining orders, noting that NRA had halted issuing blue eagle labels to Greif following a New York code authority directive.
The report notes England with 14 automobies per mile of road suitable for driving, the United States at 8.8 cars per mile, and Germany and France at 63 and 39 respectively. It advises moving by buying a surplus of labor sufficient for the company’s needs for two or three months.
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