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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1933
Page
3
Mixty-eight applicants registered Friday as the county reemployment office opened in the courthouse. The office operated 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and plans to grow registrations next week. Officials expect to fill both skilled and unskilled labor jobs for Frederick firms and organizations seeking to reduce unemployment.
The finance committee of the Boy Scouts of America adopted an 81,200 budget for the coming year at a meeting in the State Armory on Friday night. A campaign to raise funds was planned, led by H. Jewett Orth Jr. and a list of prominent citizens named to assist. The 512 200 operating costs aim to support scout work in Frederick County, aided by a merger with Washington County. Administration centers planned for Frederick, Thurmont, Brunswick, and Middletown will centralize supervision as the merger nears completion.
Members of the Alumnae Association of Frederick City Hospital enjoyed a wiener roast Thursday evening at Yellow Springs. Attendees included Muriel Hickman Alice Green Mildred Stup Hazel Harman Edith Sherman Lydia Biddle Mary Martin Dorothy Dorsey Bernice Keefer Lola Rice Elizabeth Van Pelt Helen Shenlett Elizabeth Nies Viola Rice Helena Brandenburg Regina Culler Nellie Trundle Catherine Trun Ze Dasy Davies Mesers Thomas Scheafer James Cline Willian fer Towson Stanley Bowman Tow son Edward Lightner Stanley Mullins Merril Hooper James Hooper Merrl Wachter Francis Putman Ross Grimes Richard Nies Frank Branden burg Barry Routzahr.
Nationwide network listings show NBC WEAF WABC and CBS stations detailing daytime and evening programs across East Midwest South and Pacific regions. Notable entries include orchestras soloists talk programs and variety acts with times from early morning to after midnight and regional time adjustments.
In a playful scene, dogs bark loudly as Dotty and others try to calm them with hot dogs. A kind diver offers a train ride to a fair entrance and promises another trip, while the dogs grow calmer after meals and many laughs.
Federal government charges two defendants with failing to report campaign contributions tied to the 1928 race against former Governor Alfred E. Smith. Indictment accuses violations of the Federal Corrupt Practices Act and seeks trial on the matter.
Washington reports Congress will re open to forge legislative weapons against crime and the criminal. Attorney General Cummings seeks federal crime definitions and faster penalties, including a federal crime for killing federal officers and proposals to curb machine guns and stolen property traffic. Kidnap cases see federal attention with arrests and trials pending.
In St Laws on Sept 8 a team of government and university scientists reported a suspected induction of encephalitis in monkeys as a step toward understanding transmission and immunity. They stressed the monkey infection is not yet definite while a deadly city epidemic has claimed eight lives and affected 635 people as lab workers labor to uncover causes.
In Forest Hills on September 8 Bryan Grant Jr. from Atlanta, who trained Ellsworth Vines, was eliminated in a thrilling National Men 8 Singles match by California giant Lester Bearer. Bearer won with scores AeG fed J 6 THB.
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