Make new move to ridity of transient home
Local council considers actions to remove a transient residence. Harry Greenstein notes state guidance and potential enforcement measures. Public input scheduled to shape policy expansion.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
1
Frederick Residents Demand Conference Over Transient Center
A Frederick citizens group seeks a direct meeting with Maryland relief chief Henry Greenstein after protests over converting the J C Hall property into a transient bureau. They protested the arrangement, urged removal of the center, and sent invitations for tonight’s inspection and program at the former Hall site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansient Bureau
Frederick
Henry Greenstein
Maryland
J. C. Hall
Frederick Bureau
United States
Tessman
David J. Lewis
Greenstein
Janet Ong
Miss Long
F Frederick
Citizens’ Committee
Ir. Greenstein
Eta
Buseau
Transgent
George J. Paut
Midwestern Farmers Union Threatens Strike Action
Des Moines reports a threatened strike by the Iowa Farmers Union amid tensions with the National Farmers Union Holiday Association. Vice president John Shaimers of Madrid accuses the TAon of coercive tactics as delegates debated a boycott affecting the nation’s food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Middle West
Iowa Farmers Union
National Farmers Union
Jonnshaimers
Madrid
Wall Street sentiment remains dull amid tight trading
In New York on September 20, market mood stayed subdued as stocks failed to extend gains from the prior session. Prices moved in a narrow range with little decisive action, reflecting cautious investor sentiment despite signals of modest price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gorennes
Otton
Weather summary for today and past month data
Weather reading notes precipitation for 24 hours and September to date. Includes normal September rainfall, high and low temperatures, and sun and moon times. Contains garbled names and stray characters.
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Léa
Moo
P.m. Joon
A.m. Gandia
Opening Hood College Year With Formal Exercises
Formal exercises mark the opening of Hood College's 42nd year in Brotbeck Hall at 7:30 tonight as Dr. Henry I. Stahr assumes duties as president. The ceremony features an organ prelude, academic procession, hymns, readings, and an address by Dr. Stahr, followed by announcements and the Hood College March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Brotbeck Hall
Henry I. Stahr
Henry T. Wade
Henri L. G. Kiefer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ralph E. Hartman
Grace Reformed Church
Helen Douglass Duve
Bach
Stahr
Ruth V. Pope
Frances Good
Frescobaldi
Andante
Stamitz
Dethier
Tsar Saltan
Rimsky- Korsakov
Wagner
Guiraud-Kraft
Becker
Liebestraume
Liszt
Dora L. Hughes
Washington
A. B
Henry T. Siar
Franklin and Marshall Calleze
Luhian Olive Brown
Frederick
A.B. Dick
Columbia
Annabeth Shaw
Mount Holyoke College
A. M
Ant
Payroll timekeeper jailed on check charge
A payroll timekeeper from the project was jailed on a check charge after cashing paychecks at local stores. Police say the suspect, a worker with access to payroll funds, admitted cashing multiple checks over several weeks and resigned from the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
Mortgage Act to Face Court Test Heads for Supreme Court
Washington Sept 20 AP The farm mortgage moratorium amendment passed by Congress and approved by the President amid constitutional dispute appears headed for a Supreme Court test. The amendment to the national bankruptcy act was ruled unconstitutional yesterday by U S District Judge W Calvin Chesnut of Baltimore. Senator Frazier Republican North Dakota had already signaled plans to seek Supreme Court review.
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Sept
Congress
Supreme Court
U. S
W. Calvin Chesnut
Baltimore
Frazier
North Dakota
Chesnut
Digwcy
Maryland
High Court
Weather halts plowing and harvest across Maryland
Rain and wet conditions disrupted plowing and harvest in Maryland and Delaware for the week ending Tuesday. Temperatures were mild with several rainy days and heavy rainfall in the District of Columbia area. Crop progress includes maturing corn, beans, and peaches, with tomato damage from rains and late tobacco crops affected. Frederick shows a notable four-inch rainfall week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
District of Columbia
Ct of Columbia
Andenna
Chesapeake Bay
Qats
Oaxland
Alegheny Mountain
Chelten Nan
National Highway Needs Discussed At Gathering
Members from Frederick Chamber of Commerce met with counterparts from Hagerstown and Antietam to discuss developing National Route 40. Delegates included Berme D. Baker James H. Gam bri Hammord Clary Robert L Sn Joan A. Shires and others, with leaders from the Antietam cemeteries and military parks also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahsfaatio
Frederick
Richard F. Simmons
Irving
Biser
Ioft
Aonam
Hazgerstoan
Hotzl Alexander
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Antiewelt Duseerdy
Capi
John Kyd Beckimbaurh
Antietam Cemeters
James McConagll
Millliary Parks
Frederick Fort
Fragmented Civil Docket Notes And Audits
A disjointed docket entry notes one case was disclaimed and another postponed for amicable settlement during the September term. A $500 judgment is listed against a defendant named Sand Marie Hewitt Thurmont with representation by Jacob Rohrback. The Modern Lushing Co matters and grand jury audit of Brenswick accounts are referenced with Frederick participants Homer D. Kepler and Aubrey A. Nicodemus tied to a period ending August 31.
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Bh den Sand
Marie Hewitt
Thurmont
Phantiff
Jacob Rohrback
Seibert
Gotpera
Lushing Co
Brenswick
Homer D. Kepler
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Frederick
Church gains oui strip census in America
Chicago report to the National Committee for Religious and Welfare Recovery notes church membership has grown slowly since 1860. It cites proportions of Protestants and Catholics, weekly service attendance, and church property values, with editors reporting sevenfold growth in church membership over 75 years.
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Chicago
America
Ponwiation Singe
National Committee For Religious and Welfare Recovery
Herman C. Weber
Wemona
Anla
Triple Collision on Washington Highway
Three autos were damaged and drivers charged with reckless driving after an unexplained triple collision on a state highway about Hat wie dielt pastor nob of Maat k this morning at 11 20. Officers found a Ford sedan driven by Roc Land of North Emporia Virginia, an Oldsmobile by Mrs Minnie Mc King, and a Buick by B L Eckenrode. All three drivers were summoned for a hearing in P Court this evening.
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Dielt
Pastor Nob
Maat K
J. R. Miller
Siste Police
Ford
Buich
Roc Land
Noth Emporia, Va
Minnie Mc King
Buick
B. L. Eckenrode
Trotsky's Hand Seen as Spanish Revolt Dwindles
Fragmentary text suggests the hand of Trotsky linked to a waning Spanish revolt with unclear references to Madrid France and other entities. The article shows garbled OCR and lacks coherent dates or events.
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Trotzky
Strikers Picket Berkeley Springs Plant in W V
Unknown writers describe a labor picket at a Berkeley Springs West Virginia plant. The text notes aroused residents and mentions a shrill whistle and civic response. Fragmentary lines reference labor and guard actions with unclear attributions.
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Berkeley Springs
W. VA
Chaos Reigns Aboard Vessel As Pilot Testifies
An aide testifies that the Democratic ship faced chaos and confusion aboard the vessel led by Joshua Warfield. He describes a disorganized scene with unclear orders and miscommunication affecting the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Warfield
Kerosene Stored in Locker Repeats by Witness
A committee hearing today hears a witness reiterate that kerosene was kept in a locker. Officials seek clarification on storage records and safety compliance.
Pledges to New Deal and Democratic Platform Adopted
New York dispatch reports the New Deal pledge from supporters as the party routes toward the September convention. Maryland leaders back Governor Albert C. Ritchie with a 32 plank platform emphasizing employment relief tax reform and public health. Delaware, Baltimore and Frederick delegates attend as party lines merge with Conley supporters to secure Ritchie on the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mary Lind
Roosevelt
Albert C. Ritchie
Witte
Noebanke
Riehle
Intd
Baltimore City
Wcusute
Plaform
Democratic Party
Frederick
Contry
Frederick County
Democrats
Fulloners
Charles H. Conley
Ritchie
Maryland
Dr. Conley
Samuel A. Lewis
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Albert N. McCardell
Conley
Ira J. McCurdy
Drunken O'Hare Sentenced After Battholows Knife Incident
Thomas M. O’Hare 55 of Battholows received a four month term in the House of Correction after threatening residents with an open knife at Reaver’s beer dispensary. He faced charges of assault and trespassing on William Beaver’s property and assault on Mrs. Lurenbee and Elmer Summers. He was described as very drunk. witnesses testified to the knife threat and a prior disturbance at the Lugenbeel home. Magistrate Bow ers noted excessive “hate handling” in the county. Raymond Price of Baltimore was fined for drunkenness and exposure. Officer Marshall Murray reported a truck-driver violation for blocking parking.
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O'Hare
Reaver
Summers
Propriet Tay Yelleehae Radede
Taceee
Charles W. Crum
Frank Doll
Bowers
Raymond Price
Baltimore
Marshall Murray
York
Stoona Parking
Pastoral Move Ends Volatile Episcopal Post
The Rev. Dr. Harris is reassigned from Frederick to Frederick charge in May. He will complete his remaining year of work at Duke University after leaving the Aberdeen area, where he and his family forged many community friendships.
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Tome Foyt Mall
Frederick
Brouch
Sear
Te Duselcke
Vier
Trevor
Harris Wan
Frederick Charre
Haspuck Hasbeert
Harris
Randolph-Maratha
Duke University
Durham
Legislature Passes Pinchot Relief Bill in Pa
Harrsburg, Pa (AP) The legislature approved Governor Pinchot s $200000000 employment plan to reprogram funds for the special session. Debate over member pay delayed adjournment as Republicans clashed over salaries with Pinchot proposing $10 a day and travel expenses cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrsburg
Pinets
Uyo
Innistors
Senate
Pinchot
Slayer on campus hunted in Eli Speer death
Northfield Massachusetts September 20 police continued search for the slayer of Eli Speer headmaster of Mt Hermen School. Detectives believe the murderer remains on the campus as they investigate the shotgun killing tied to last Friday.
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Northfield
Mass
Albert Bassey
Eli
Speer
Mt. Hermen
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