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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1934
Page
10
The case surrounding Bruno Hauptmann deepens as New Jersey acts to extradite him for the Lindbergh kidnapping after his New York extortion arraignment. Governor Moore signed the extradition warrant, signaling plans to claim jurisdiction and pursue the actual kidnapping charges.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and places like Tas x, Mae West type, Gel Guia, Orinora River, and Inesi. The passage is garbled with unclear context and lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize.
Representatives of class one railroads approved a plan to form the Association of American Railroads to replace the existing bodies. John J. Pelley was elected president and will leave the New Haven to lead the consolidated group. The board will have 14 chief executives from the West East North and South regions. Washington welcomed the move as a step in the right direction with potential benefits for railroads and the nation.
Washington September 21 labor leaders from all sectors meet to act on a plan of retirement advanced by President Roosevelt's mediation board. The group weighs rapid strike termination and enacts recommendations amid tense industry tensions and political remarks from speakers including Charles E. Fswd and Hubert OConor.
New guidance shows on sale of liquor in wet districts within Frederick County remains restricted to incorporated clubs only, excluding hotels and restaurants. The statewide bill shifts licensing timelines, delaying license issuance past October 1, when the new law takes effect.
A pedestrian was struck by a truck while crossing a street on a Friday afternoon. The article notes immediate injuries and mentions police involvement, with unclear details due to damaged text.
The first statement of expenditures under the Corrupt Practices Act in Maryland primaries was filed with the Clerk of the Court by C. Newton Thomas, Democrat and former Orphans Court Chief Judge. Thomas reported total expenditures of $34.50, mostly a $29 filing fee plus incidental costs. Other candidates are expected to file similar statements in the near term as campaigns advance toward the November election. Representatives from Frederick’s Garden Club attended a Mt Airy meeting and planned tours and activities including trips to Washington.
A fierce typhoon roared from Nagasaki to Nagano striking Osaka Kyoto and Kobe. As communications broke down death tolls rose with Kyoto reporting 23 dead and 858 injured. thousands missing and property damage in the tens of millions.
Baltimore Sept 21 Robert H McNeill says he will act promptly to appeal the Compton case to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals after Judge Chesnut ruled the Fragier Lemke amendment unconstitutional. William Bradford's counsel will decide after a conference whether to appeal. Foreclosure on Compton's Tantytown farm proceeded and his household goods were moved out under a county eviction writ. Compton plans to decide on further steps amid financial strain.
A brown pen knife with elaborate engraving bears the date April 9 1887 and an age estimate of fifty two years. Mrs Whitter cites an older egg dating from 1863 as the highest age record she recalls, alongside symbols a horseshoe half moon star hammer and the motto Remember Me.
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