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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1934
Page
7
A summary of the fourth article in a series by Rodney Dutcher examining major New Deal federal agencies in Washington. It outlines agency objectives, functions, and activities within the administration.
Washington the five members of the Securities Exchange Commission are urged to keep unity under Kennedy as they regulate Wall Street and enforce the securities act. The group includes Ferdinand Pecora and James Landis, with Judge John J. Burns as general counsel, shaping rules to protect investors and curb pools and wash sales.
A Baltimore planning committee announces a replica of the first Methodist meeting house. They seek white oak timbers for a sesqui centennial dedication planned for October 10 to 14. Logs will be locally sourced to reduce hauling costs.
The August 7 Union Bridge report covers Louise Birely private Kindergarten and music school graduation day held in Firemen's Hall. Readings, songs, operetta The Golden Whistle and certificate presentations highlighted by awards to Birely and pupils, with notes on faculty and related church and community events.
Fashion notes describe plaid school wear in a retro style with wool fabrics and tailored suits. Descriptions include a three piece Clarence outfit, a brown wool two piece dress with a back zip, and a red and yellow plaid blouse and skirt with contrast details.
The American Oil Company announces New Action Orange American Gas produced by a new refining principle. Aimed as regular gasoline, it debuts after the completion of a large Texas City refinery unit. The company markets the product from Maine to Florida and urges trial to judge its superior performance.
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