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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 03, 1934

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Labor Day Weather Dampens Plans and Parades

Heavy language reports a gray Labor Day with light rain and cool air dampening outdoor events. Firemen from Frederick and Alexandria join a Washington Day parade, while local preparations include a county carnival, school openings, and political activity ahead of the statewide primary.

Bude McCurdy Field Brunswick Thurmont Emmitsburg Alexandria Mecca Fire Compandzg Frederick Washington Fearne Potomac Alexandr Ins Ory

Court to settle title to gold found by boys

Baltimore reporters describe a court action to determine ownership of $1144 in gold coins found in a cedar by two youths ages 16 and 15. The coins were kept in a safe at the boys home as lawyers seek a ruling on rightful property. The case involves the boys and their guardians over the disputed loot.

Baltimore Cirtut Merta Theodore Jones Heney Grob Ory Harry O

Weather Today Report From Abrupt OCR Snippet

The fragment notes precipitation 24 hours ending today with none and references normal September rainfall figures, past records from 1934 and 1953, temperatures from a year ago, and solar and lunar events. It also states stream conditions for Monocac and Potomac near Point of Rocks.

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Edmondson, Orchardist, Dies After Illness at 62

William Grant Edmondson an orchardist near Detour died at the Brodwinkte Woon after an appendicitis operation that developed into peritonitis. He was 62 years old and survived by his wife and six children and served fifteen years operating large orchards near Detour. Funeral arrangements announced.

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Two Pilots Injured In Plane Crash Near Cochrane Wisconsin

Two pilots from Minneapolis were injured when their plane crashed while attempting to land near Cochrane Wisconsin after encountering fog. The co-pilot Marin Severson and the other crew member were aboard the aircraft bound for Chicago from Twin Cities.

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Babe Ruth Hits Second Homer in Three Days

New York September 4. Babe Ruth belted his second home run in three days and his 2L of the season, launching a drive into the right field bleachers in the opening game of the Yankees versus Athletics double header.

Babe Ruth New York Bil Dietrich Yankee Athletics

Local Textile Strike Targets 30 Hour Week Remedy

William Green warns that a prolonged textile walkout may force a 30 hour week by shortage of materials. He appeals to government for relief as supplies to mills could be cut off, affecting production and workers.

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Washington Debates New Deal Appointments After Strike

Washington reports outline the Roosevelt administration facing spats over key posts. Ernest Gruening is named director of a new Territories division while John Weington Finch is selected for the Bureau of Mines, prompting liberal jubilation and conservative concern amid ongoing labor disputes and recovery efforts.

Farivy Selecton John Weington Finch Bureau of Mines Svatem Fale

New Air Speed Mark Set At National Races

Cleveland reports Douglas Davis of Atlanta set a world land plane speed record at the National Air Races with an average 206.215 mph over four runs. He failed to beat the existing record of 0.498 miles per hour in the mile run, under the rules of the national association.

Cleveland Douglas Davis Atlanti Nationaltronague Association

Continental Divide Snow Blankets West Of Denver

Snow blankets the Continental Divide west of Denver as a winter system lingers over the area. Roads are affected with several passes including Berhad and Love Land impacted by the fresh snowfall.

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Two youths injured in unclear incident near Frederck City

Frederck City Hospital treated two youths identified as Rudolph Pevy and Alex Regdon Pott of Ragin & OC after a non automobile accident. One suffered likely head injury and trauma. the other had a fractured bone. No details released on location or cause. police and hospital alerts offered no further information.

Rudolph Pevy Alex Regdon Pott Ragin & OC Frederck City Hospital Brayee

Miss McGraw Hurt in Frostburg Auto Crash

Mary McGraw, of Frostburg, was struck by an automobile driven by Blains Polk while alighting from a vehicle on Braddock Road. She was taken to Moners hospital and is reported to be in serious condition. Onlookers and local residents, including Mrs Sadie E Mehsing, gathered at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph McGraw as the investigation continues.

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Five Die in Missouri Plane Crash

Reported crash near Missouri city leaves five dead and investigation opened. Authorities identify victims and secure the scene as aviation officials survey wreckage and causes while emergency crews remain on site. Other textile workers in two Carolinas idle as layoffs spread amid factory disruptions.

Missouri Carolinas

Five Arrested At Boaz Alabama Mill Opening

Boaz Alabama reported five men were arrested as a cotton mill opened on schedule despite a walkout by textile workers in other towns. Police said the arrestees sought textile work from the Albertville Bare ntzan Victory mill, closed July 17, with heavier guards enforcing the morning shift.

Boaz Ala Texile Barentzan-Victory Albertville Alabama New York George A Sloan Cotton Texte Institute Sloan South

Price Sees Sinclair Victory Marks Changing Front In U S Politics

The Associated Press reports Byron Price notes Sinclair's California win signals a historic shift in American politics. Observers see two beacon lights from the East and West, as voters weigh the new deal, the Liberty League challenge, and fears of party realignment shaping a possible national fracture.

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Auditors Report Details Gradual Rise in Frederick County Costs

Auditors note a steady decrease in governmental costs from a peak of 950 900 per year between 1929 and 1931 to 315 0646 for the year ending January 1 1974. The report cites savings across many county functions due to demand for services and legislative changes. The narrative covers expenditures, school licenses, and utility group meetings, with figures reflecting multi year trends and specific line items.

Frederick Siares

Convicts Capture After Kidnapping Five Boys

Mutteeabiro Arkansas residents report five boys abducted by two inmates at Tucker farm over the weekend. The convicts Bruster Aveu and Curley Smith were recaptured near Neve today. One victim escaped from prison and provided details, while two others fled confinement but were later recaptured. The incident ends with the men back in custody.

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