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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
1
Pledges by the party to closer cooperation with the President's emergency program are urged in an appeal aimed at dissatisfied Democrats. The quarrel centers on the party machine as the declaration of its plank.
Galen L. Tait retires after 20 years as Maryland Republican chairman. Dr. Charles F. Goodell elected temporary chairman and John W. McCool temporary secretary. The platform pledges cooperation with the Roosevelt administration and targets reform of Governor Ritchie’s record while urging Democratic voters to join in relief efforts.
A north bound car on the Washington highway curved sharply just south of early Wednesday morning injuring a man who suffered a knee injury while several others escaped unharmed. Washington Fire Department reported the crash scene and stated the crew was responding to the incident.
Weather shows no precipitation in past 24 hours and September totals at 0.45 inches. Deficit versus 1934 on September 1 stands at 0.431 inches. Normal September rainfall and yesterday’s low temperatures are reported along with sun settings and sunrise times. Potomac area described as cloudy with light winds.
Katherine Elizabeth Kelly died after a month long illness from sleeping sickness at Frederick City Hospital at age one year three days She was the daughter of Howard Hasford Kelly and his wife and a member of All Saints church Sunday school Her death followed a brief improvement earlier in the week Interment was at Olive Cemetery with funeral arrangements noted by the Carty Company.
Two applicants, Peter Frank Zunawic a 44 year old tailor from Sykesville and Oscar Miller a 40 year old machinist from Hagerstown, appeared before a Deputy Commissioner of Naturalization in the Clerk of Court office for second papers. Miller born in Turkey arrived in 1912 as Oksen Deimenelvian and later changed by court order. witnesses included County Commissioner Rassta of Polish extraction, Dr Victor F Cullen, and Emmett Thompson. They face Circuit Court appearance in May 1933 for third and final naturalization papers.
Judge Charles W. Woodward dismissed a circuit court petition seeking annulment of the Rockville marriage of Julia Thera Moxley and a Washington place. The court found the bride was intoxicated at the ceremony on September 6 1939 and did not realize her actions making the petition moot.
Police hunted a trap drummer and his red haired wife after the body of Lillian Gallaher was found in their Detroit apartment. Investigators tracked the couple to the northwest section where managers of nine apartments recalled a couple resembling the Gotelriches seeking to rent an unit Monday night.
Washington September 27 AP Roosevelt expects to name a five man board within 24 hours to run the reorganized National Recovery Administration. The move replaces the one man leadership of the resigning Hugh S. Johnson. Toll charges on bridges at Roess and Brunswick are under review with hopes to eliminate them by mid October. Projects in Maryland and Virginia roads work and new bridge plans were announced as part of ongoing road improvements funded by Federal aid.
The piece discusses how the Roosevelt administration shifts from emergency relief to permanent reform. It notes debates on whether to abolish or preserve agencies like NRA AAA PWA and relief, with leaders favoring continued federal programs and potential permanent laws shaping the economy, along with references to population figures and major cities.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss filing statements by political candidates and related legal requirements. Mentions Ben jamin B. Resonstock and Blestion Supergrant, with garbled dates, officials, and missing context. The text references a deadline before a cloak for couch and mentions money disclosures and court procedures in unclear form.
Officials condemn rising drunken driving cases describing a driver as a potential murderer. The report notes a measurable uptick in arrests and urges prompt action by authorities and communities.
The Church Street community group organized its first meeting in the school auditorium with singing and remarks. Committee selections included positions for president, secretary, and treasurer, with many members named and a list of volunteers forming the committee roster.
At a Wednesday board meeting of the YMCA the plan was approved to hold annual campaigns each October 23 and 24 to match the long-standing practice. The organization relies on contributions and has no endowment or subsidy, with a reduced budget in recent years. President Elias B. Ramehurst was absent due to illness. William K. Rimmerman chaired as vice president.
Market notes indicate prices edging up with indications of renewed demand and higher yields. Analysts reference ongoing inflation pressures and sector-specific strength, noting rising energy and commodities prices amid modest employment gains.
Unclear OCR text records a nuptial notice with names Cronin Robertson and mentions of Best Man and related individuals. Other readable items reference a Wingittington Ball Club and various misplaced phrases, but no coherent event details.
Col Charley A Lindbergh surprised at the Bronx County Building to see Bruno Richard Hauptmann in a lineup. Hauptmann pleaded not guilty to extortion related to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Judge Lester Patterson set bail at 100000 after defense pushed for 5000.
President Roosevelt conferred with Cotton Textile Institute head George A. Sloan as a settlement report from the code authority awaited. The textile labor relations board is set to arbitrate disputes, with new guidance aimed at ending the strike.
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