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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
14
The Washington Ocean Bankers' Association annual convention opened with a call for strong federal backing. Delegates heard an address urging unity and effort to back national economic plans, praising the role of bankers in sustaining the all-American effort.
Reported to have become unruly at headquarters, Eu geme Roberts, colored, faces sec toma time on charges of disorderly conduct drunkenness and fighting and is jailed under $50 collateral for a hearing tonight. William J. Flom, a transient, arrested by Special Officer George Nogle and Officer Phebus on drunkenness, jailed for a hearing. Minor cases heard by Justice Bennett Thurada include Willar Hoffman forfeiting $1 on a parking violation and Bates Watkins the same on another charge. A minor accident case followed a collision in the northwestern city area with both parties charged. There is mention of about four million Jews in the country.
Edward West Browning filed a will disinheriting his estranged wife Prancen Heenan Browning citing their unhappy marriage and loss of affection He leaves her only the legal share and provides annuities to Dorothy Browning Hood and funds for annual pages supporting child and animal welfare and peace initiatives.
Fragmentary text describes a South Sea custom in Boneainville where a hat is placed on each infant by a head figure and not removed until the child reaches a certain age. Details are incomplete and unclear due to damaged source.
The text references the world’s most serviceable invention and the greatest discovery in medicine and surgery, along with improvements in disease prevention, animal and plant production, forest conservation, irrigation of arid lands, and crop or flower enhancement. It reads as a partial quotation highlighting broad progress topics.
Donald R. Richberg addressed New York on October 25 urging re employment of millions idle workers through better housing. He framed housing as a major lever for economic recovery and reconstruction, saying private credit can finance the enterprise.
In Bern on October 25 a German church controversy nears an open split between Hitler and Mueller. Sources say the Nazi government hastily pulled back from a rift with the Reichsführer. The move follows growing hostility to Mueller's rule and signals a possible official oath delay or denial for Mueller by Hitler.
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