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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1934

Page

10

Engineroom Log Preserved Despite Fire Fire

Boston dispatch reports the Betone Deny Record claiming an engineroom log survived the Morro Castle fire. Testimony to the Commerce Department inquiry cited inflammable cleaning polish aboard the ship, with witnesses noting smoke early and incomplete fire drills, while victims identified on New Jersey beaches and officials push for accountability.

New York Morro Castle Department of Commerce William Qo'sui- Hyan New York City Oflcers Seana Bers Aéamer New Jersey

Rob Liquor Dispensary Heist Hits Charburg Area

Two armed men robbed the Charburg Liquor Dispensary in Rockville last night around midnight. They bound the manager, Thompson, took about 894.70 in daily receipts, and fled through the rear while a neighbor freed him after hearing cries. Police urged readers to report any sightings.

Rockville Clarksburg Rerris Thompson Gagesd

Roosevelt for Quick Action in Textile Turbulence

Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt moving toward the textile district amid rising tension as workers refuse to invade. Officials seek rapid action. sailors and stevedores on the Atlantic Coast are alerted. The president is briefed by aides as the situation unfolds, with authorities urging calm and readiness.

Washington Roosevelt Bagas

Traps Robbers In Store Net Two Caught

A Jefferson store owner foiled a robbery by catching two intruders. The arrests were handled by Brunswick police chief Joseph B. Chew, with assistance from Honest Weld Avette and Surat. The suspects were found inside the shop with stolen goods and were taken into custody.

Rand Aniteshet Chris Joseph B. Chew Brunswick Surat Hay

Draft Colt Show At Far Frederick Fair Returns

One of the fair’s standout events will be a draft colt show on Tuesday October 9 with growing entry interest. The revival follows earlier prosperity of the draft horse in Frederick County from 1919 to 1929 and aims to attract farmers breeders and horse owners with a total prize pool of 150 across two classes purebred and grade colts foaled in 1934 eligible for entries from Frederick County.

Frederick Lhur Laver Frederick County FeiroMcinis Unis Fredey Cointy Amv Regis Facohs

Nice narrowly wins Frederick county GOP votes in off canvass

Early off canvass results show Harry W. Nice edging Goldsborough by two votes for the Frederick county Republican gubernatorial nomination after second choice ballots were counted. In the Senate race, Hul beats France by 134 votes with no majority initially, while second choices boosted Hul further. Local figures Rice James Jamson and J Grahame Jamson oversaw the canvass as Urbana precinct delays slowed final totals.

Yeuen Harry W. Nice Frederick County Philips Lee Guidsborough Goldsborough Nice Smith Hill France Miller Miler Hull HIN Urbana Precinct One Roger R. Rice Whiam B. James J. Grahame Jamson Logether Writis Fleentaete Tatty Tha Gounsel Benjani B. Rosenstock Frederick Preyich Mr. Rice Register of, Wills Phillips Lee Galdsborough Boch Précinets Precinets Grant Hooper Archey R. Molesworth Leslie W. Gaver Register of Wills Melvin F. Shepley Frederick Mile State Senate House of

Medical Society Founded in Boston and Early WCA Roots

The text notes the presT Medical Society founded in Boston before 73s and traces W C A origins to Boston in 1866, with an early Ladies' Christian Association in New York 1853 that later formed a WCA branch, plus a windmill history tied to Water Town and Boston Neck, and mentions a late night vote tally.

Prest Medical Society Boston Emass

September rainfall nears four inch mark in Frederick

Heavy September rains boosted local water levels as Fishing Creek reservoir topped 40 feet for the first time in a month. The dam, a key source of Frederick's water, rose to 40 feet while previous levels had fallen to 37 feet eight inches. Over an inch and a half of rain fell on Thursday and Friday, pushing the September total to 2.7 inches. Rivers remained within normal ranges though the Potomac and Monocacy showed mud and higher flows. Weather forecasts call for more clouds and showers as unsettled Atlantic conditions persist.

Fishing Creek Frederick Frank Weddie Mormai Covesville Potomac Brunswick Weather Bureau North Atlantic Arizona New Mexico Mississippi Valley Appalachian Mountain

Accuses French Makers of Arms Over Hitler Financing

Senate munitions committee hearings allege that French arm makers helped finance Hitler’s rise and used war scare to boost arms sales. Du Pont officials testify Germany produced war explosives despite Versailles, with a spy hired to sell powder in Germany and Holland. Evidence links German political groups in 1933 to American weapons smuggling via Holland.

Washington Sen. Clark Missouri Senate Munitions Committee Hitler Germany France Erniaman Bean Mina Lammot Dupont du Pont Company Skoda Senate Holland del Funga Giera DuPont Company Sehave Committee Tée Committee du Pont Imperial Chemicals Industries. Ltd

SENT TO JAIL Two Colored Girls Fined In Police Court

Two colored girls Mollie Brown and Virginia Dodson faced jail terms or fines after police court Friday night. Brown was convicted of disorderly conduct, fined 30 dollars plus 90 cents costs and 60 days jail. Dodson received 60 days in jail in lieu of a 50 dollar fine plus costs. Officer Murray handled arrests. Other cases included Morris Bennett’s 2.50 dollar fine with suspended costs for drunkenness. White men forfeited small collateral for traffic and parking violations. Upcoming hearings listed for Ray, Ricketts, King, Hoffman, and Wachler.

Alan ¥. Bennett Mollie Brown Virginia Dodson Marshall Murray Morris Bennett Daniel Swomley Murray Allen McHenry Idonn Ray C. F. Ricketts Allen Bartgis Ridgely King Tda Hoffman Florence Wachler Herbert Strawsburg Frank Crum

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