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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
10
Investigators in Asbury Park New Jersey questioned the origin of a tanker fire and reported unclear initial cause. They described inspecting boats for seaworthiness and reviewing details gathered aboard, noting that much information remains uncertain.
Reports indicate a significant rise in strike activity with about 20 000 additional workers walking off. The nation sees widespread labor action affecting industries and prompting government and union responses as the Associated Press notes rising unemployment and stalled negotiations. Two Baltimore storekeepers were released on bail under 500 bond each for alleged theft and related charges as part of a broader criminal case.
Government speeds relief to hundreds homeless in Alaska as fires devastate communities. CWA funds to aid rebuilding, with Red Cross coordinating aid and supplies. Coast Guard and other agencies maneuver for possible orders as Nome and surrounding areas cope.
Reported in September 18 dispatches inmates escaped from state road camps near Harrisonburg and Franklin County. Eight prisoners fled a camp west of Harrisonburg, with a second group and others from a separate facility in the same region later described as involved in a bloodinglands incident.
The Senate committee heard testimony about American munition maker John W. Young of Pittsburgh and Federal Laboratories Inc, accused of advising Cuban agents and sharing equipment. The findings outline past dealings and investigations into Cuba and related suppliers.
Monticello New York August September 18 Philip Del Funga Giera described as an international spy for Du Pont before the Nye committee says he has perfected a gas that can render an army unconscious within a minute. He claims a single cylinder carried in a pocket can affect 359 feet with no visible sign and leave sleepers unharmed after two hours.
A quarterly conference of the Western Shore Methodist Twill is held at Liberty Town to discuss church affairs and regional matters. Delegates gather to address itinerant ministry, local congregations, and planned itineraries for the season.
Sept 13. Joseph Donovan of Ed is among probable selections for chair of the Democratic State Central Committee at the Baltimore party convention Thursday. Senators Donovan and Ray are discussed with Gov. Ritchie to review platform and procedures ahead of the noon assembly in Ford's Theater. Candidate Walter Mitchell and David Winebrenner are also floated for other posts in the district. England's Jewish population is noted in a separate item.
Sinclair told an audience in Los Angeles that the August primaries broadened to end poverty in civilization. He described a renewed mission to establish EPIC organizations nationwide and argued the New York EPIC committee would operate under this program. The report notes the domestic market absorbed 1,743,773 new vehicles manufactured in the United States that year.
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