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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
12
A fragment mentions a scarab as a sign of immortality and resurrection beside a memorial to a person buried elsewhere. The text also notes workers affected by a temporary code for retail stores and food dealers under the industrial recovery act with an unofficial estimate of the midway point for wage earners.
The Railway Labor Executive Association, representing 31 brotherhoods, urged President Roosevelt to address what they call a complete disregard of railroad labor rights under the national emergency transportation act. They warn that railroads are firing workers and worsening unemployment, opposing the President’s emergency re employment drive and urging cooperation to restore prosperity.
Washington reports more than 5,000,000 workers affected by a new industrial program as Recovery Administration officials press to restore employment. J B Eastman and Hugh Johnson coordinate with railroads to mobilize funds and manpower while Johnson negotiates with Pennsylvania coal strike leaders.
Governor Albert Ritchie arrives at Camp Ritchie Maryland for the annual inspection of the First Regiment of the Maryland National Guard. A parade and awards follow as units prepare for a mock battle with Red and Blue forces six miles from camp. Officers and aides include Brigadier-General Milton Reckord and Capt Harry Flock.
Hyde Park August 3 The American Legion mobilized 10 780 posts to back President Roosevelt in the economic War of 1933. Nation commander Lewis Johnson urged rapid action calling this the Argonne of 1933 while Roosevelt promised loyalty and swift measures to provide jobs and a living wage for all workers.
Henry A Wallace warned that farm export prospects to Europe look worse as populations in most European nations appear stationary or shrinking. He told the American Country Life Association that declining populations will push Europe to maintain import restrictions to protect local farm classes.
United States Senator Millard E Tydings has submitted a plan to Postmaster General James Farley for a four stamp series marking Maryland s founding. Maryland Tercentenary Commission chair George B Callis will press the plan with federal authorities and aims for a March 1 sale date nationwide. Callis argues the Maryland founding warrants a commemorative stamp series amid national events.
President Roosevelt directed immediate administration of the 62,006,000 000 relief of debt burdened homeowners in a talk with Vincent Dalley at Hyde Park New York on August 3. The Quirk Administration overseeing 92,009 an0 Hyde Park was referenced in the briefing.
The York state manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation reports the President proposed a special extension to reduce homeowners debts. Dailey says he will be ready to offer 4 percent government bonds in exchange for roughly 7 percent interest bearing mortgages as soon as the week begins.
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