Special Right Loans Ending in Baltimore District
Farmers in the Baltimore land bank district face nine months to obtain special privilege loans from the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore. Loans before May 12, 1933, qualify for deferred principal payments until July 11, 1938, while loans after May 12, 1939 lose that privilege. The district includes Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. About 93 percent of interest payments due were paid on time as of July 31.
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D. R. Tomb
Straasurer
Indiana
Hae Honal Farm Loan Association
Charles S. Jackson
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Jackson
Baltimore
Land Bank
Baltimore Land ‘Bank
Juckson
Congress
Baltimore Land Bank
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Land Bank Commission
District Nurses Meeting At Clearfield Saturday
The district nurses meeting at Clearfield will be hosted by the Clearfield hospital and glaucoma association. District covers Bedford Blair Cambria Indiana Somerset Huntingdon Centre and part of Clearfield counties. Mrs Leota Swank Johns town is president with Bertha Zimmerer Altoona secretary. Miss Mary Rothrock Clearfield hospital superintendent will preside and the event is part of a state series with Miss Swope speaking.
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Bedford
Blair
Cambria
Indiana
Somerset
Huntingdon
Centre
Clinton
Clearfield
Leota Swank
Johnstown
Bertha Zimmerer
Altoona
Mary Rothrock
Staid Newport Agog For Yacht Race Saturday
Newport hosts a grand yacht race gathering with yachtsmen undecided on best lines and spectators noting the larger British boat. The harbor fills with lunches and toasts to seamanship as champagne flows and optimism rises for British and American efforts.
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Newport
Thomas Jipton
Navy fire drill lapses blamed for ship disaster
Witness described inadequate fire drills and poor discipline during the ship’s blaze. O'Sullivan testified crews did not report to stations, lifeboats were unmanned, and a Labor Day drill left men waiting as officers checked bunks.
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O'Sullivan
Inquiries Examine Fire Pattern on Morro Castle
Testimony detailed the Morro Castle blaze with witnesses describing generator explosions, ignition sources, and power failures. Seamen Angelo and Pernal discussed wiring and grounds while officers noted alarms, lifeboat actions, and crew efforts to evacuate passengers amid drifting flames.
Bodies of Morro Castle crew found on New Jersey beach
Five Morro Castle crew members washed ashore at Point Pleasant identified by papers in pockets. Seaman Stanley Mortis age 38 and bell-boy Guido Policastra age 20 among those found. Another witness, George Sivaton, 80, says a Morro Castle seaman knew fire origins. FCC license cancellations for Morro Castle operators discussed. NLRB case against Ward Line under the National Recovery Act.
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Point Pleasant
N. J
INS
Morro Castle
Prom
Stanley Mortis
Guido Policastra
Seaman Knows
Philadelphia
George Sivaton
Asbury Park
Spring Lake
Sivaton
New York
Department of Commerce
Havana
Sivatan
Washington
Morra Castle
Federal Communications Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Ward Line
Constitution Day in Schools Next Monday Program
Post 141 executive committee plans to send speakers to local schools next Monday to oppose doctrines subversive to the constitutional government. Rev J J Mellvaine and others will stress rededication to the U S Constitution with cooperation from Superintendent Norman Koontz. Post 141 also extends sympathy to comrade John Goben on his passing.
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Ine
Wstare
J. J. Mellvaine
CC. Melain
Dee. BR. Rink
Ralph McCreary
Gr. A. B. Buterbaugh
C. M. File
United States of America
Norman
Koontz
Ernest
John Gobeen
Ritualistic Service Details and Car Prize Highlight
A Tyrone based schedule notes a Wednesday ritual service for a G A R Post 141 member with Marion Center comrades aiding. The group traveled Monday to Marion Center for the burial of Comrade Fitzhontz, a Civil War veteran, inviting Comrade Strhl to join. Participants included W Ralph Cummings and others. East Berlin resident W Sinner won and collected the Block Party automobile after two trips this summer, including a Rural Carriers convention visit.
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Tyrone
G. A. R. Man Post
Marion Center
Fitzhontz
Strhl
W. Ralph Cummings
Ward Parks
Clair Freediine
James McHenry
John Kritzer
Frank Zeigler
Paul Munshower
William Kemp
Roy Penfield
Sinner
W. A. Sinner
East Berlin
Somerset County
Indiana
Rural Carriers' Convention
Man Charged With Five Violations of Motor Laws
Court records show a surge in motor law violations with eighteen indictments in March and sixteen in June, totaling thirty four for the year up to the upcoming term. In December 1933 there were seven indictments with most defendants pleading or convicted.
Maid Shot During Burglary At Domestic We Need Facts
A domestic worker was shot during a burglary and received first aid before transport to Memorial Hospital. She sustained a fracture of the right jaw, a bullet wound to the right cheek, and a facial laceration behind and above the left ear believed caused by being pulled into a room. Her condition is listed as fair.
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Memorial Hospital
Glen Campbell Miner Killed in Slaveish Origin Family Tragedy
A Glen Campbell miner of Slavish origin, resident 47 years in the United States, is reported dead. He leaves a widow and a fifteen-year-old daughter at home and several children married and living away. Funeral arrangements were not set as of this morning amid ongoing negotiations on transfer bills and legislative actions.
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United States
Glen Campbell
Legislature Passes Relief Funds Measure Amid Debate
In a three hour morning session the House approved transferring funds to create a relief program totaling 14 681 000 with debate limited by 51 voting strength. The long fight included a 190 to 0 tally to approve a 14 400 000 allocation for relief and a 448 000 transfer from the state insurance fund after criticisms of the Democratic administration in Congress. Rep Morton Witkin defended the bills saying spending funds is necessary for the needy and accused the minority leader of obstructing aid.
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Wilson G. Larig
Berks
Larig
Morton Witkin
Philadelpha
Congress
Witkin
Washington Parade by Karl M Kahn
Washington report notes a U S aircraft maker allegedly used a missionary in China to sell planes to China. London papers scoff at the Senate inquiry while calls for amendments to the securities act are dismissed. Roosevelt plans Hyde Park return, Thanksgiving at Warm Springs, distributions of power, and political shifts in Maryland Ohio and Oklahoma are highlighted alongside ongoing national figures.
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Karl M. Kahn
I. N
Washington
Senate
United States Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation
China
Roosevelt
White House
Hyde Park
N. Y
Warm Springs
Milk Board Sets New Price Order Baseline
The milk control board declared that the production base for the new price fixing order will exclude production after September 1. It noted dairy farmers are boosting output hoping to raise quotas under the new order.
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Milk Board
The
Milk Control Board Today
Communism Menace in Textile Strike Stirs Hyde Park Talks
The text notes that federal troops would not be ordered into Rhode Island during the textile strike until Secretary of War Dern and Maj. review the situation firsthand. The statement is framed as a response to perceived communist menace and national unrest.
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Hyde Park
White House
Rhode Island
War Dern
Maj
Roosevelt
Edward B. Lockett
INS
N. Y
Newport
Vincent Astor
Dern
Fox Connor
First Corps
Boston
Theodore Greene
British Endeavor
American Rainbow
Hudson
Washington
Rhode Island riots flare as strikes threaten state
In Providence and Woonsocket the Saylesville-Woonsocket-Central Falls sector sees deadly clashes amid textile walkouts. Governors and federal leaders consider troops as barbed wire surrounds factories. Roosevelt weighs dispatch while sympathy actions end in Philadelphia and nationwide hosiery workers resume work after warnings from Gorman and Rieve.
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Corpe
Bostotte Aba ‘Ag
Providence
International
Saylesville-Woonsocket
Central Falls
Charles Goreynski
Saylesville
Goreynski
Washington
Rhode Island
Arbitration Commission
Francis J. Gorman
Cotton Garment Workers Organizations
New York
Roosevelt
George A. Sloan
Gorton Textile Institute
Southern Mills
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Poliomyelitis Epidemic Recedes After 1933 Peak
Health officials report infantile paralysis has passed its epidemic cycle in Pennsylvania after a deadly rise from 1931 to 1933. Over 1900 cases in 1932 and 1600 in 1933, with Philadelphia bearing about half each year. Doctor Campbell notes July August peak, 400 cases in 1934, and warns the disease can affect any age. Immediate isolation and quarantine remain essential.
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Breau of Health Conservation
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
J. Moora Campbell
Health Department
Commonwealth
Doctor Campbell
Violence and mill closures spark regional unrest
Reported disorders at Bridgeport and closures of two Philadelphia mills highlight labor strife. Delaware authorities refuse to authorize 40 deputy sheriffs at Aberfoyle mills Chester to repel picketing by flying squads from Philadelphia. In Cumberland valley dynamite theft raises fears of water supply disruption as Communists blamed amid textile strike. Stolen from St James Cemetery Manville during contractor work on Wednesday night.
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Emil Rieve
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Francis J. Gorman
General Textile Committee
Washington
Gorman
Pennsylvania
United States
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
James Lees and Sons Company
Bridgeport
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Aberfoye Mills
Chester
Lincoln
R. 1
Cumberland Valley
Pawtucket
St. James Cemetery
Manville
Burying Deag By ELEANOR EARLY INS Staff Correspondent
Woonsocket mourns Jude Courtemanche at a requiem as rioting flares after a strike. Union guard of honor and out-of-town protests frame a night of bloodshed. authorities seek cause while striking leadership denies responsibility.
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Deag
Eleanor
INS
Woonsocket
R. L
Jude Courtemanche
Union
Jude
Hig Git
Woonsacket
Joseph Schmetz
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Milla
Courter Pane
Estate of Charlie Bloomquist Letters Testamentary
Walker Smilth Attorney WOTICH letters testamentary on the estate of Charlie Bloomquist late of AUit man Pa deceased having been granted to the undersigned those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted are requested to make prompt payment Ernest W Bloomauiat Clune Fl
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Walker Smilth
Wotich
Charlie Bloomquist
Auitman
Ernest W. Bloomauiat
Clune
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