Municipalities Excluded From Blanket Code Sought
Washington interpretation sought on whether municipalities fall under the blanket industrial recovery code. City officials say the status affects readjustment of services and hours for police and other municipal employees. acceptance from industries and the National Recovery Administration also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
City Hall
David Lewis
Lewis
T.5
Hammond
Bammon Nated
Congressan Lewis
A. T. Brust
J. Lewis
Recovery Administration
National Recovery
National Association of Motor Bus Onera
Moody Absent From Wightman Cup Matches
Mrs Helen Moody, captain of the United States Wightman Cup team, is not playing in the doubles and singles today due to an injury to her back. Sarah Alfrey takes her place in singles while Moody serves as non playing captain hoping to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen
Moody
United Istes
Gandhi sentenced to one year in jail in Poona
Poona India Aug 4 after a brief liberty Mahatma Gandhi was rearrested and immediately sentenced to one year in jail for defying authorities and continuing political activities. The magistrate ordered a single year of simple imprisonment noting Gandhi’s age and physical condition. He asked to be placed among the west grade prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poona
India
Mahama Andhi
Poona Hd
Magistrae
Mahatma
Andhi
Weather data fragment from 1930s record
The readable lines show daily and historical precipitation and temperature figures. Mentions include August 1832 and 1933 precipitation excess, high and low temperatures, and a clear condition with sunrise and sunset indicators.
Miss Perkins Shines At Steel Code Hearing In Washington
Secretary of Labor Brontes Perkins spoke forcefully before the NRA steel hearing in a historic bid for labor representation in national steel policy. Her preparation included expert study and a steel mill tour, earning applause from leaders like Myron Taylor and Eugene Grace as she urged a stronger labor program and a 40 hour week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brontes Perkins
NRA
America
Labor
Alas Perkins
Net
Pawl H. Douglas
Chicago
Myron Taylor
U.S. Steel
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem
Real
Lsbor
Weill
Robert P Lamon
Hour
Lamotte
Wigiways
TWG Caught in New York for West Virginia Killing
Charles Harper and Leon Frauer, held in custody by New York officers, were moved toward Charleston Virginia where they are wanted on murder charges. Virginia authorities announced the transfer at Easy View today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWG
New York
West Virginia
Ware Plains
N.Y
Charles Harper
Leon Frauer
Charleston
Murd
Virgina
Pourty
Easy View
General Canning of Corn 10 Begin Next Week
Canners plan to start the corn packing season next week as rain improves outlook. Colt and Dixon began canning golden bantam corn, with other plants awaiting plentiful rain to fill ears. Dry July kept crops back, predicting about 60 percent yield unless rains continue to boost growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt and Dixon Company
Colt and Dixon
Fréezick City Parking Company
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Frederick
Hood College Years Highlighted At Frederick Lions Club
The Frederick Lions Club met at Hood College with a box supper for members and guests. President Joseph H. Apple spoke on Hood College history from Scheutzen Park days to Brodbeck Hall today. He noted 87 acres originally, 100 plus employees, and solid community financial benefits from the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lions Club
Hood College
Frederick County Hood Club
Joseph H. Apple
Lions Club
Apple
Scheutzen Park
Frank Schmidt
Jacob H. Schmidt
Brodbeck Hall
Tinvd C
Culier
Frederick
Culler
Richard F. Summons
HR. David Hagan
Louis L. Wilson
Police Doubt If Boy Is Murderer In 7-Year-Old Case
In San Diego Phillip Charles Edwards, 19, claims he wants to be hanged for murder of seven-year-old Dalbert Appehian. Police doubt his guilt while detective Captain Harry J. Kelly says Edwards may be lying. Testimony opened in circuit court in a suit by Washington Trust Co against the Central Trust Co receiver for return of assets and mortgages involved in a 1931 absorption case. Albert S. Brown and Henry H Owings testified in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Phillip Charles Edwards
Dalbert Appehian
Harry J. Kelly
Gircuit
Washington Trust Company
Central Trust Company
Trust Company
Ellicott City
Mat
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Baltimore
Wat Company
Albert 5. Brown
Henry H Owings
Was Neti Company
Sezsim
Woman from New York gets prison term for blackmail
Francis W. King received a plan five to ten year sentence for attempting to blackmail Brice Barton, an author and advertising executive. King was ordered to Bedford Hills State Prison for Women. A jury had found her guilty of trying to extort fifty thousand dollars by threatening to publish a novel Barton says was defamatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis W. King
Brice Barton
Bedford Hills
Barton
Funeral Held For Austen Shuff In Fatal Taneytown Crash
Funeral services are arranged for Austen Barney Shuff age 25 of 319 Motter Ave following a fatal crash three miles south of Taneytown. The coroner will hold an inquest tonight to determine fault in the collision with a truck driven by Fred Mills. Shuff died when his car struck the truck and his neck was broken. Mills was released on his own recognizance for the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen
Barney” Shuff
Motter Avenue
Taner
Shuff
Taneytown
Fred Mills
Frederick
Harry D Whes
North Bent Street
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Etchison and Son
George E Benson
Westminster
Ray Yohn
Carroll County
Diller. Mills
A. F. Rees
Deaker
Hides
Souf
Wiles
Gilbert
Mills
Shaft
Shulf
Mulls
Atrive
Mila
Herbert Nusbaum
M. F. Etchison
Shum
Poppes
Gue Shuff
Ean Maxine
Willam Shuff
Wm. Abrecht
Bois Cat
Jamies Stavey
Talcstown
Harry Wiles
Wiley Post Takes Off From Cumberland to Oklahoma City
Cumberland Aug 4 AP Wiley Post, aiming to reach Oklahoma City by night, started a round the world flight from Cumberland. He said severe weather forced a stop and he would attempt a nonstop return home after a brief pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Wiley Post
Myer
Oklahoma City
Roe Fiber
La Guardia Seeks Republican Nomination for Mayor
New York August 4 The Republican Mayoralty Committee endorses the Fusion candidate for the New York mayoralty. Approval gives La Guardia near universal backing of anti-Tammany factions in the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican
Tear gas bomb ends session at stock exchange
A tear gas device disrupted trading at the stock exchange ending the session. Officials evacuated rooms as investors huddled outside trading floors amid smoke and confusion. No injuries were immediately reported and activity resumed later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Gas Attack Halts Wall Street Trading Amid Tear Gas Fumes
In New York on August 4 unknowns released tear gas into the stock exchange ventilating system near Broad and Wall, forcing a trading halt as workers suffered irritated eyes. Police and an internal inquiry traced the incident to tear gas. doctors treated several, with no serious injuries and prices down on the tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Financial District
Dr. Morgan
Broad and
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Allen Lindley
Polita
Bond Posted For Trial In Howard County Indictments
Bond total of 7,400 posted for State Senator Emory Coblenz and 32,500 each for Charles Mathias Elmer Brown W C G Summers and Grover Michael in Howard County indictments. Bonds arranged by Leo Weinberg attorney after sheriffs notice. No trial date set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Leo Weinberg
Emory L Cobleniz
Charles McC. Mathias
Elmer Brown
W. CG
Thomas Summers
Grover L. Michael
Howard County
Grand Jury
Weinberg
George D. Day, Jr
Jude P. Neal Parke
Coblentz
Senator Coblents
Coblenix
Messrs
Mathias
Summers
Michael
Brown
Two Trucks Catch Fire After Separate Delaware Crashes
Dover reports two men burned to death and a third cut in half in two related truck wrecks from Cumberland. Schwarzbauer of Milford Adams of Lincoln and Rogers of Milford are named among the victims. one truck burned after leaving the road near Dover while another crashed near New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Cumberland
New Castle
Chastian Schwarzebauer
Milford
Russell Adams
Lincoln
Preston Rogers
Schwarzebauer
Adams
Balbo Plans Azores Return Route Change
Rome reports General Balbo, commander of a 24-ship Tiguan seaplanes squadron, will return via the Azores due to persistent bad weather. The start date depends on favorable conditions as 45,000 carloads of fruit and vegetables arrive in New York annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Talo Balbo
Tiguan
Shoal Harbor
M. F
Azores
Liston
Yoas Cy
End to Pennsylvania coal strike in sight as talks advance
Washington officials and Pennsylvania leaders pushed toward a settlement as 35,000 miners faced continued stoppages. Governor Pinchot, recovery administrator Hugh Johnson, and major operators met to discuss terms aligning with miners demands, amid broader Pennsylvania strikes cited at about 100,000 workers across 162 actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waathemeven
Waterbue
Waver Gl Gy Johnson
National Recovery
Herrisburg
General Johnson
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Edward McGrady
Brownsville
Pennnsylvana Soft Coal
Washington
Roosevelt Han
Eesteice
Hugh &. Johnson
Tas
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Frick
Harrisburg
Siehe Skuaclans
Department of Labo and Industry
Aol Mwlu
Change of venue sought in Montgomery embezzlement cases
In Rockville a court fight is planned to prevent moving embezzlement indictments of Berry KE and Clark, former Montgomery County Clerk, from Rockville to Ellicott City. Attorney FB Welsh for Clark will appeal Judge Urner and Judge Reiland's order. State's Attorney Prescott requested transfer after a hung verdict. Clark faces about £50,000 embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Berry KE
Clark
Montgomery County Commissioners
Ellicott City
Welsh
Raymond Urner
Reiland
Stedman Prescott Ie
Furica Ab
Italy
Labor and Eastman urge more railroad jobs
Joseph B Eastman the federal transportation coordinator joined organized railway labor in urging immediate creation of 40 000 new railroad jobs. The Railway Labor Executives Association said railroads are not aiding re employment and are cutting workers, while Eastman urged railroads to spend available funds to put men back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph B Eastman
Eastman
Cleveland
Railway Labor Executives Association
Two Men Hold Up Taxicab Driver in College Park
James Unger 32 reported he was forced at pistol point by two colored men about 10 pm Thursday in College Park. He drove them to Yellow Springs where they demanded a ride and fled after refusing to pay. Unger notified the sheriff after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
James Unger
Weat
Boothstrom
Yellow Springs
Osterene Ute
Unger
Manuel M Weinbert
Sheriff's Office
Two Die In Snow Hill Area Auto Crash
In Salisbury Maryland two people died and three were injured in a crash near Snow Hill. Cyrus Smack of Pocomoke City died instantly while Mrs Franks Spide of Pocomoke City died later at a hospital. The other driver was Miss Margaret Richardson of Snow Hill. Injured include Louise Powell of Snow Hill with a broken leg and Mrs Spide’s two children with minor injuries.
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Salisbury
Aug
Snow Hill
Cyrus Smack
Pocomoke City
Franks& Spide
Pocoomoke City
Hoenital
Margaret Richardson
Louise Powell
Snow Hil
Spide
Alabama Confederate Monument to Rise on Gettysburg Battlefield
Local sculptor Joseph Urner works on a clay model for an Alabama Division UDC monument to be placed on West Confederate Avenue at Gettysburg. The bronze figures, granite base, and granite walkway will cost about 12000 with casting in New York and a fall dedication during the national UDC meeting in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Urner
Alabama Division
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gettysburg
National Organisation of the Daughters of the Confederacy
Baltimore
Hammaker Brothers
Tourmont
Urner
Barre
Vermont
Geitssourg and Heneral
Confederate Avenue
Alabama Monument
War Department
Confederac
Confederacy
Annual Outing of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
The Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 51 held its annual outing and picnic at Belt's Park near Furnace Ford bridge on the Monocscy Thursday evening. A public supper was served by a committee led by Mrs Pauline R Koontz followed by group games and socializing with many members listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Belt's Fark
Furnace Ford Bridge
Monocscy
E Elmer Brown
Charlies W. Talley
Bruce Stamner
Prank Castle
Edward Oden
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Repie Grove Bowers
Cor
Z Grove
Pauline R. Koonts
Mate Stuliz
Amy Hoffman
Betty Oden
Herman Weener
John
Rubeck
Charnes E Keller
Franklin N. Stapley
Lawrence Willard
Masters Marion Tale Iey
Wiliam Elmer Brown
Conky Wedon Brown
Knights of Pythias delegate to 8th Annual convention
Supreme Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias announces that Supreme Chancellor James Duan Jr. of Cleveland will be represented at the eighth annual convention in Kikom West Virginia on August 15 and 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K of P. Derting
Reno
Supreme Vic
Knights of Fythias
Supreme Chamellior
James Duan, Jr
Cleveland
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Ecovery Administration
Inferme City
Lewis’ Aid
Indus
WRS. Moody
Aumist
Jesse H Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Miss Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Rodney Dutcher
WEA
Bieta
Agutess
Ingain
Austin Shuff
Shufs
James Stavely
Harry Wilee
North Bentz Street
William
Earl Gilbert
East Third Stret
Delaware
Balbo
PENNA
Rosevelt
Washmerai
Hugh
Rowdrell
Agretea Ta Settlement
HLC Frick Coke Co
United States Steel Corporation
Toeday
LARK
Court of Appeals
Labor and
Alabama
Samaritan
Rebekah Leige Pienées
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