Olmes D Baker Named to District Recovery Board
Olmes D Baker of Fredericton is drafted by President Roosevelt as a member of the District Recovery Board for North Carolina Virginia and England. The board aims to mobilize citizens and employers in the national rehabilitation program. Other named members include Dr Joseph S Harris J A Taylor A B Blalock HM McCormick Homer Ferguson and Mason Mangham with headquarters to be announced.
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Olmes D Baker
Presi It Roosevelt
Norfolk “District
North Carolnn
Virginia
Gland
Bakduties
General. K &. Johnson
Onal Recovery Administration
Norfolk Commerce Department
Baker
Joseph S. ‘S
Baltimore
J. A. Taylor
Wington
N. C
A. B. Blalock
Raleigh
HM. McCormick
Winchester
Homer K. Ferguson
Newport News
Mason Mangham
Richmond
Rand’s Dance Under Court Scrutiny Amid Arrests
In Chicago on August 3 AP reports Sally Rand faces court action over alleged police harassment. An injunction request seeks to stop arrests during her fan and ostrich dance performances at the fair. Police previously arrested her during multiple showings despite unsigned contracts.
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Nicago
Sally Rand
Kelly
Peter Schwaba
Jally
Milk riot injures troops near historic site
Aug 4 AP report says one trooper badly hurt and five others, including J Stephen McGrath, injured in a hand to hand clash with milk producers at a Revolutionary War site. Troops ordered to scene. strike continues over milk deliveries. Also noted: Ada O’Bryan property auction details and mortgagee sale proceeding.
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Thca
J. Stephen McGrath
Wero
Auslim
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Weather report fragment with dated precipitation figures
Fragmentary weather note cites 1932 32.79 inches annual precipitation and August figures, with high and low temperatures from yesterday and last year. Mentions tomorrow’s rainfall and forecast period in unclear units while several phrases remain garbled.
Frederick county 4 H Club Week attendees at College Park
Twelve boys and girls from Frederick county will enroll in the fifteenth annual Boys and Girls 4 H Club Week at College Park from August 10 to 12 under the Extension Service of the University of Maryland. Miss Helen Pearson directs the party with assistance from Miss Ernestine Chubb, whose office was discontinued. Other local youths listed will attend related events and exhibits include Ruth Borer, Oland Fouche, Helen and Nellie Witter, Charlotte and Mildred Quinn, Dorothy Coblentz, Katherine Davis, John Coblentz, Mervin and Sterling Eyler, and more. Additional local entries and future plans for girls clubs are noted.
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Frederick County
College Park
Extension Service
The
University of Mary~ Jland
Helen Pearson
Pearson
University of Maryland
Ernestine Chubb
Assistant Home
Univers of Marland
Fids
Marrland
Chubb
Algona. Ia
College Pi
Ruth Borer
Lewistown
West Virginia
Oland
Dorothy Fouche
Adamstown
Helen Witter
Nellie Witter
Harmony Grove
Charlotte Quinn
Mildred Quinn
Pearl
Dorothy Coblents
Middletown
Katherine Davis
Monrovia
John Coblentz
Mervin S. Eyler
Sterling Eyler
Taneytown
Pastor Renn
Wilbur Culter
Ballenger
Wilard Holter
Dutla
Ruth Schaefer
Braddock
Mane Grams
Buckeystown
Jane Grams
Nformal Petty
Canning
Neue Witter
Painder
Audrey Davis
Eleanor Thomas
Dora Coblentz
Drowning Tragedy Claims Three From Philadelphia Area
Michael Oaster and his son Harry, both of Philadelphia, and E R Eckenrode of Harrisburg died in an Atlantic City water tragedy after the elder suffered a heart attack on a fishing trip. The younger men attempted rescue, a strong tide swept bodies out, and Coast Guard air searches aided the effort. The elder Oaster was a former cigar maker and brother-in-law to Mrs. James Bell of College Park. the son was treasurer of Coleby Tailoring Co. and the Eckenrode family connections are noted.
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Michael Oaster
Philadelphis
Harry Oaster
Philadelphia
E.R. Eckenrode
Harrisburg
Atlantic Uity
Neroghis
Mr. Oagster
James &. Bell
College Park
Oaster
Mr. Ecken
Mr. Caster, Jr
Chestnut Street
Coleby Tailoring Company
Eckenrode
Caster
Charles H. BaWall
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
LaVail
vWa
Exg Harbor Inlet
Coast Guards
Michael Dagster
Margaret Spitz
Wayne County
Michigan
Aise
EF. Jay
Edward J. Flanigan
American Stores Company
Gaster, Jr
Carne & Oaster
Marie
Helen
Mr. Osster, Jr
Doll
Tis City
San Diego Boy Hoaxer Faces New Charge Probe
San Diego August 5 AP officers cleared Poiulo Coaries 19 of the slaying of 7 year old Dalbert Anoshiah but prosecutors seek a charge to press him for his false killing tale. Police had been suspicious of the story while Edwards is Harry Lease Will Recover. Braddock resident Harry M Lease shot in the head at Frederick City Hospital is recovering and expected to go home in a few days. surgeons will not remove the bullet as it lodged in brain without further harm.
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San Diego
Calif
Poiulo Coaries
Dalbert Anoshiah
Jay
Iil
Impos Edwards
Harry Lease
Harry M. Lease
Braddock
Frederick City Hospital
Harry Shater
Stanley H. Rice
Harvey W. Rice
Raymond F
Harry E. Shater
Sherman P. Bowers
Parsons Newman
Margie Pearl
Tas
Hore Migtind
Renter Thompson
Hood College
American Fors
Utsh
Dontans
Bova
Spent
Mt. Timpanogos
Reno
California
Border
San Francisco Bay
Oakland
San Francisco
Bay
Horace Reynolds
Frederick
Chinatown
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Santa Monica
Long Beach
Catalina
Mexico
el Paso
Dallas
Tex
Coing Station
Liam
Support Payment Fixed In Divorce Case In Kepler City
Justice Bowers in Peoples Court ordered a monthly support of 18 dollars for Mrs Liogd Kepler, replacing a vanished 11 dollar payment from her husband who works in Balimore. The couple, married 12 years with children, are separated. the husband’s earnings will cover the government payment though no further stipend is required.
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Liogd
Kepler
Justice Bowers
Peoples Court
Ipler
Balimore
Coupe
Shoee Chuidren
Hard Luck Tale Sparks Suspicion of Minister
A man named O Neill, linked to the fleece game targeting Maryland and Pennsylvania residents, was arrested after a pastor reported a suspicious visit at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church. Police tracked him on West Fifth street where he asked Charles Pickett for 30 cents for a supposed telephone call. O Neill, from the South Mountain area, faces a hear ing tonight as investigators seek if he is the same man who preyed on Rev R B Poffenbarger and others.
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O'Neil
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Wiliam P. Steiner
O'Neill
Frederick
DeWits P. Zuse
Centennial Memorml United Brethran
O'Nei
Mr. Zuse
Heilman
West Fifth Street
Charles Pickett
Pickett
Av Naing
R. 8. Poffenbarger
Camp
Hull
South Mountain
Stratosphere attempt fails over Chicago flight ends
Lieutenant Commander T G W Settle parachuted to a Chicago railroad yard after the Century of Progress balloon failed to reach its stratosphere goal. The craft rose to about 5000 feet and landed without serious damage or injuries. Settle plans another ascent soon to challenge the 10 mile altitude record.
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Chicago
T. G. W. Settle
Chicago Railroad Yard
E H Albaugh Dead Former Frederick Resident
Eugene Howard Albaugh aged 70 years died Friday at Friendship Montgomery County near Washington from paralysis. He was a confectionery and later real estate professional, member of United Fire Company Frederick Council No 118 Junior Order of United American Mechanics and Evangelical Reformed church. Survived by wife Marty Margaret Moore and several siblings. Funeral from his son Howard M Albaugh 336 East Third Street Monday at 3 PM with Harry E Carty funeral director.
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Eugene Howard’ Albaugh
Frederick
Friendship
Montgomery County
Washington
Joshua
Susan Haugh
Albaugh
North Market Street
United Fire Company
Frederick Council
Order of
United American Mechanics
Evangelical Reformed Church
Albaugh and Harrington
Alan Mate Patna Fabby
Marty Margaret Moore
Howard M. Albaugh
Irving Albaugh
Valentine Albaugh
Liberty
Ridgley Simpson
John H. Albaugh
Thomas P. Albaugh
Tiffin
Howard ML Albaugh
East Third Street
Harry E, Carty
Lindbergh Makes Flight Over Greenland Landfall at Scoresby Sound
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Scoresby Sound East Greenland after crossing Greenland west to east in the first air passage of its kind. He spoke of the flight as challenging yet feasible and described the crossing as a significant achievement in aviation history.
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Lindbergh
Greenland
Scoresby Sound
Charies A. Lindverga
Steinberg
Commoners Head Held for Placing Bomb
A Boston raid led to the arrest of Eugene Daniels Sr. of Somerville Mass leader of a new “commoners of international party.” He and associates used a room as party headquarters where three dummy bombs were found one addressed to President Roosevelt another to Norman Thomas and the third to ex President Hoover. The bombs contained fuses and alarm locks with no visible explosives.
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New York
Eugene & Daniell, Sr
Somerville
Mass
New York Stock Exchange
Daniels
Boston
Commoners of International Party
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Hoover
Luther League to Hold Annual Convention Here
The twelfth annual Luther League convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland will be in Frederick September 2 to 4. Sessions include sermons by Rev. Amos John Traver and Rev. Martin Enders, with conferences on social and religious home issues and a banquet.
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Luther League
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Baker Park
Martin Luther Enders
Baltimore
Christ
Henry W. Snyder
P. D
Washington
Edward Harms
Maryland Synod
Chester II
Mantion
Harrisburg
Mae Mercer
Patrick Street
Frederick Post Office Enrolment Draws Large Signer Roll
Frederick area readers learn that the certificate campaign under the President's blanket code reached a record day with 54 new signers, bringing total participation to 178. An Honor Roll of 73 names appears in the post office lobby, while dry goods stores plan 9 o'clock closings as coverage expands for both large and small employers. The article notes mail closing changes for nearby towns and reports the death of Dr Adam Geibel, famed organist and composer, in Philadelphia aged 77.
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Prederick
Frederick
Oscar C
Kolatner
Diane
NRA
Post Ofice
Industry And Labor Unite In Effort For Peace
President Roosevelt approves a joint plea from industry and labor for industrial peace. He names a seven member board led by Senator Wager to oversee the national peace effort, including leaders William Green and John L. Lewis. The move follows recovery program aims and recent coal strike developments.
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Hyde Vaek
Roosevelt
Senator Wager
Democrat
New York
Lalor
William Green
Amerwan Federation of Labor
Jeo Walman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of New York
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Louis Kirstein
Boston
White House
Industrial Recovery Administration
Hugh Johnson
Pennsylvania
No Freight Rate Cut Proved by Interstate Commerce Board
Washington Aug. 6 AP The Interstate Commerce Commission refused a general reduction in railroad freight rates saying existing levels are not shown to be unreasonable. The petition from National Grange American Farm Bureau Federation and others argued lower rates reflect reduced business costs. Railroads warned rate cuts could push some into bankruptcy and reduce capital for maintenance. The commission found current rates do not depress traffic and cuts would mostly lure traffic from other transport forms. Accident victim discharged Joan Dicello Pottsville Pa who suffered a skull fracture when knocked from a truck beneath a railroad bridge at Thurmont was discharged from Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg Friday.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farners Co-operative Union
The
National Coat Association
the Nations
Lumbermen's Association
Joan Dicello
Pottsville
Thurmont
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Cheers Greet End Of Strike In Pennsylvan ia Mines
In Brownsville Pennsylvania August 5 AP reports lusty cheers greeted the end of the Brest Strike in the western coal field. About 60 000 to 70 000 miners have been idle for nearly two weeks and will return to work likely Monday.
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Brownsville
Pennsylvania
Hull Goes to Hyde Park to See Roosevelt
Secretary of State Cordell Hull returned from London and went to Hyde Park to meet President Roosevelt. He rejected resignation rumors and said the world conference is just beginning its work. Hull led the American delegation to the World Monetary and Economic Conference and voiced optimism about its progress despite mixed opinions.
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New York
Cordell Hull
London
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Hull
World Monetary and Economic Conference
Guns Blaze IX Kentucky Primary Election War
In Harlan county gunfire and explosions marked the start of the Kentucky primary amid four National Guard companies on duty after pre election outbreaks that left two dead. Separately at Rockville, Mrs. Ethel Helm petitions for absolute divorce from C Leroy Hemp on grounds of desertion in circuit court.
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Kentucky
Harlan
Harlan County
National
Rockville
Ethel Helm
Galthersboro
C. Leroy Hemp
Washington
Clicuit
Three Frederick Youths Ride 8200 Miles Across 24 States
Ward Donnan recounts how Martin Morgan Millard Eyler and a third youth drove 8200 miles visiting 24 states in 33 days. They endured a Colorado flood near the Kansas line and slept atop their Ford while others chased rain. They documented Yellow Stone visits and a tail of peril before returning home to Frederick.
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Frederick
Steen
Kansas
Colorado
Yoys
Denver
Yellow Stone Park
California
Patel
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Roscoe P. Brown
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Atlantic City
Michael Caster
James E. Doll
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Board of County
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Eugene S. Daniell Jr
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