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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1933

Page

10

Frederick crowd hears NRA talk on recovery and code

A capacity Frederick court crowd heard Hector Lato Washergren of the National Recovery Administration explain the President’s code and recovery plan. He urged universal sign up, noted a grace period through September, and outlined the advisory committee to drive the campaign in Frederick County.

Frederick Frederick County Hector Lato Washergren National Recovery Administration Lazo Washington United States Phox Beneft Law Richard F. Simworms H Noel Haller Chamber of Commerce Francis Scott Key Hovel Warly F Cllows Richard F. Gum- Tons Chaiman Richard J Durrow Michael Thompson Burgess Emmitsburg Chaman Ignatius Byforlee Maryland School For the Seal Officius Ciill

Zionist Congress and Economic Recovery Code Debates

Delegates from most European and overseas nations gather in Prague August 21 30 for the eighteenth Zionist congress to elect officials and discuss Palestine development. A recovery code debate centers on shorter hours and wage increases, price fixing, and government aims to end selling below cost while allowing businesses to operate within new rules.

Czechoslovakia Praha Russia Oversea Zionist Congress Zionist Executive Committee

Government Recovery Plan Promises 40 Hour Week and Higher Wages

A speaker defended the recovery program as a national effort requiring united citizen action. He argued for a 40 hour work week with a $12 weekly minimum wage, except in grocery stores, newspapers, and domestic work, to raise living standards and allow more spending. He warned government will intervene if business stalls, and noted grocers and farmers earn little from their labor.

Simmona Sue ‘Mons Mi Laco Lazo America Frederick Haller Lavo Satt Palgn Lusa Roosevelt United States Iife Mery Man Evers Pianther Wall Lara Ingsmark Lato

No Further Inquest in Burdette Death

A hearing in People's Court finds no further inquest needed into the death of Herbert Burdette a 28 year old farm hand near ML Airy. Wilfred Schleig driver of the car that struck Burdette is exonerated and the reckless driving charge is dismissed. Burdette funeral services were held at Montgomery Memorial Chapel in Claggettsville.

Herbert Burdette Alry Sherman P. Bowers People's Court James Clark George D Day Howard County Justice Bowers Wilfred Marion Schleig Shamokin

Camp Ritchie Ends Two Week War Simulations Drawn

Camp Ritchie Maryland concludes a two week field exercise as the Red and Blue units end in a draw after a morning to 1 PM clash near Ringgold. Major General Paul B. Malone and Colonel Frederick Brown oversaw the maneuvers with the First Regiment slated to begin camp evacuation at 6:30 AM tomorrow. The officers called the training period the best in the regiment’s history.

Camp Ritchie Cascade Maryland National Guard Ringgold Maryland Paul B. Malone Third Corte Frederick Brown

Agreement Ends Pennsylvania Coal Strike and Codes Expanded

Washington Aug 4 an agreement between miners and operators to end the Pennsylvania coal strike and enlistment of 14 new industries under codes to raise workers purchasing power quickens the national recovery program. President Roosevelt optimistic, but will oppose operators unless his side requests it. Hyde Park awaits approval.

Washington Pennsylvania Rugh Johnson Hyde Park Roosevelt The Recovery Administration South Rosevelt Hugh & Johnson Hudson River Hull Herbert H. Lehman Henry Morgenthau, Jr

Post Office Discontinues Ladysburg Md Branch

Washington reports the Post Office Department will close the Ladysburg Maryland post office drawing protests from residents led by Representative Lewis of Cumberland. The move triggers local opposition as citizens urge continuation of postal services in the town.

Washington Ladysburg F Postofice Postoffic Dab Ppartcr CO Y Ll Ctizens Ladiestsrose Rep Lewis Cumberland Kets

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