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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1934
Page
2
Fragmentary readable lines describe Marian Gordon and Jeanne Bowman in a chaotic domestic scene. References to betrayal, a breakup, and a house dispute involve unnamed friends and a malignant influence, with unclear chronology.
Marian endures fatigue and fear as a coded threat from McSwain unfolds. Waki reports imply a trap while Lon drifts toward a planned gathering and Marian plans a quiet, desperate defense. The Sacramento telegram hints at a broader scheme and a looming confrontation.
Fire fighters fought flames that damaged the Tyiy residence and the nearby Crawford home on Sunday night. Mr Tyler discovered smoke after returning home, with the kitchen stove and fireplace area blamed as the likely source. A Rotary Club senior golf tournament is planned January 22 to 25 with trophies over 500 dollars.
Democratic candidate argues Palmar bill to pay veterans now would inflate currency and threaten life insurers and workers. He cites Germany’s postwar inflation, warns of 40 percent currency rise and potential repudiation, and contrasts with alleged Republican views on immediate payout.
Court notices list divorces, marriages, and addresses across multiple states. Property deeds outline transfers to Maryland county and state agencies. Orphans' Court accounts include administrators and executors filing final and first accounts with October dates. A Labor Federation exchange critiques currency inflation and a congressman's pension proposals amid wartime finance debates.
The Circuit Court concluded the Maryland Casualty Company versus William L. Brant and Robert Cast case near Walkersville. The jury awarded the plaintiff 42.76 after awarding compensation claims totaling 222.82. Judge Urner presided with Sherman P. Bowers for the plaintiff and W Clinton Meagher for defendants. Judge Urner also handled an attachment matter involving the Commercial Bank of Maryland and garnishees toward a 1200 debt, with Jacob Rohrback representing the bank. A separate Monday hearing in United States Fire Insurance Company versus W Harry Hauler occurred before Judge Arnet.
Relief Administrator Harry L Hopkins reported a small increase in September dependent on relief payments. He estimated total relief recipients at 16,649,072, up from 16,529,470 in August, including 4,016,038 families and 585,000 single persons.
Lewistown Grange held a well attended meeting at Community Hall with visitors Mrs. Davis state Grange lecturer and Mr and Mrs Harry L Davis Monrovia. Alvey Etzler spoke on Pomona Grange legislative committee activities. The group presented six reinstatement applications and accepted Ballenger grange visitors taghl. A literary program preceded refreshments and committees were named for the upcoming Halloween program on November 3.
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