Dentists to Hold Sessions With FERA Fund
Dentists plan social events and teaching sessions in the county using the new FERA fund. Luncheon and special instruction will be featured today.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
1
Dentists plan social events and teaching sessions in the county using the new FERA fund. Luncheon and special instruction will be featured today.
The eleventh semi annual Maryland State Dental Association gathering concluded with 140 guests and 165 dentists registered for scientific sessions. The event featured the 16 hole golf tournament with trophies and prizes. Plans for the next meeting were discussed with Ocean City as a tentative site.
Rescuers in the far West battled deep snowdrifts to reach marooned victims. One man was found dead and a woman believed to have perished as the storm moved eastward, with danger to other trapped persons fading.
Fragmentary weather notes summarize deficits in 1934 precipitation through early September and compare to normal levels, with scattered figures for temperatures and sun/moon data. The garbled text mentions a muddy Potomac and Mona as well as unclear times and dates, limiting actionable details.
Obituary notice reports the death of Percy A Rockefeller at age 56. The brief item cites his prominence in business circles and prior roles, noting his influence in banking or corporate affairs and local civic involvement.
The Salvation Army Advisory Board met Monday night at 7 20 at MC A to discuss an East South Street outpush and other matters. Captain Bernard C Morris reported the contractor moving a portable school building from Creag Naeem One Purchased from Li Pauptews Ulate I for dedication on Sunday afternoon October 7. A $300 pledge was announced by Dr Charles Norwood with the balance to be raised by the Army. Ground work and preparations were noted as ongoing by Captain Morris.
A garbled report discusses U S political shifts and conservative moves led by figures like George H Batten and mentions FCC actions on high frequency radio bands and experimental transmissions. It notes RCA work on New York to Philadelphia high frequency links and broader industry debates shaping policy and funding.
Following a recent crisis, Kelly Republicans and Democrats outline plans for the November 6 general election. Meetings, committee organization and preliminaries are underway with speeches by Herbert O R O Cane of Baltimore and local candidates addressing supporters.
Reported unrest in mill towns as workers accuse cotton mill owners of discrimination. Union leaders urge patience while boards review claims amid ongoing labor pressure. Local centers report calls for fair hiring and protests loom as negotiations stall.
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel celebrated the birth of his granddaughter Mariana by issuing an amnesty decree freeing all prisoners with sentences up to two years. The measure covers political offenses in several regions, though most details remain unclear amid garbled text.
New York September 25 AP trading on the financial market showed mixed activity with uneven declines across commodities while utilities and merchandise equities held firmer. Early losses in key stocks were mostly recovered as the day progressed with minor gains noted and currency activity minimal.
A young officer and his secret bride died in a winter tragedy. Neighbors reported a gunshot and an ensuing investigation at an apartment in Wy. Authorities are reviewing the case as relatives mourn the two victims.
Reported across Frederick county, illegal slot machines were openly displayed in recent weeks. Authorities considered raids as a grand jury weighed the machines’ status. By Monday afternoon the devices were being guarded, and a survey Tuesday found none remaining, suggesting a discreet removal.
Paul Holland of the Public Service Commission testified that current valuation of Potomac Edison Company property appears favorable to the company. He said his review of construction scales and plant values suggests earlier figures may be high, yielding a total up to 12.96 million dollars based on 1932 valuation methods.
Obituary notice for Wilfred Ho MeCvdell AX retired coat merchant and Hawerst prominent member. Died Saturday after a fall, services at Zion by Reverend Tie Bote Wager. Interment at cemetery adjoining the church. Survived by wife Mrs Cramaci Mee and daughter Mrs Naae McCa Me Mmeirr, plus a son and several grandchildren.
A complete case proceeds against a suspect in a kidnap for ransom investigation. Prosecutors outline charges and the alleged sequence of events, detailing the alleged abduction and ransom demand. The court schedules forthcoming hearings and potential plea negotiations.
Evidence presented ties Bruno Hauptmann to the Lindbergh case. Two wooden panels found in Hauptmann home bore Dr. John Condon's names and ransom serial numbers, allegedly proving Hauptmann communicated with "Jafse" and handled the $50,000. Investigators in Washington pursue further links as footprints at the Lindbergh estate are examined.
John Idwin, a 19 year old desperado nicknamed Wilebraker, was captured by police in Oakland after allegedly forcing Mr and Mrs R C Stratton to drive him from Rain Cal to Oakland in a car. He seized a hotel room before surrendering. A Miss Marjory Frans 21 and her escort W R McKann were also involved as the investigation continued.
The Marquess of Waterford was found dead after a hunt. A portion of the will indicates a $14 500 estate intended for an orphanage in Quincy. The Dauphin County register notes the residuary estate planned to fund the Quincy Brethren Orphanage at Quincy, Wasnesdown.
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