Local Employers Plan NRA Code Meetings Friday Night
Frederick county employers including those who signed and those who have not met NRA Codes will gather at 7 pm Friday at the Francis Scott Key hotel to hear Hector Lazo of Washington discuss the National Recovery Administration. A follow up meeting will organize the emergency employment group and answer questions on new forms to speed actions.
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Court House
Estions
Rich F. Simmons
Simmons
Mmittee
Tocal
Derick Chamber of Commerce
Noel Baler
He Union Manufacturing Company
Nanai Hosiery Manufacturing Assasion
Washington
Louis L. Wilson
Everedy Company
New York
Sam B. Leichert
Cody Company
Tme Company New
Dpe Agencie
Frederick Iron and Steel
NRA
Harry ©. Schroeder
Scenomy Silo and Manufacturing Company
Predenck
Syracuse
N.Y
Branswick
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
Emplo' Brungfeld
Vance
Brunswick Post Office
Weather data fragment from August report incomplete
Weather notes show precipitation totals and temperatures with scattered figures for today and tomorrow. Mentions Potomac streams and unreliable timing, but data is partial and unclear.
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Eory Aebel Aphta
fAiz
Potomac
Second body recovered in triple drowning off Atlantic City
In Egg Harbor Inlet near Atlantic City the body of J. H. Oaster Jr was recovered after a trio of men fishing off Longport were swept by a heavy surf. Captain Frank Gandi delivered the body to the coast guard station and a neighbor identified it by a watch and eyeglass. The missing elder Oaster and the father in law of Robert T. Bob Eckenrode are still unaccounted for.
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Real Egg Harbor Inlet
Atlantic City
Robert T. Bob" Eckenrode
Gettyswurg
J. H. Oaster
Atlantic Ocean
Eckenrode
Frank Gandi
Coast Guard Station
Coast Guards
Sider Osster
J. H. Oxster
Mr. Oaster
James B. Doll
College Park
Master, Jr
Narcotic Probe Ends With Arrest at Maryland Tracks
Baltimore reports a federal narcotics probe into Maryland race tracks ends with the arrest of Guy Dennis of Havre de Grace. Dennis is charged with issuing a narcotic prescription without a license to Marcus Cooper, a Black horse owner and trainer, for Golden Rock in Laurel’s October race. He posted 1000 bail for a hearing next Wednesday.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Guy Dennis
Havre de Grace
United States
Louis J. Burter
Dennis
Matcus Cooper
Golden Rock
Laurel
Milk Strike Enters Sixth Day Across New York Area
Special grand juries ordered by Governor Lehman as milk protests intensify. State police contemplate arming with machine guns while sheriffs deputies are summoned. Six thousand gallons dumped, shipments from Wisconsin arrive in Schenectady, and panic over dairy shortages grows in Pennsylvania and nearby counties.
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New
Tork
New York City
Manne
Camden
Stephen McGrath
State Constabulary
John A. Warner
Syracuse
Wistohgin
Schenectady
Fin
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Isk
Air Armada Suffered Casualty on Return Flight
In Fonta Delgada Azores Aug 9 an Italian air armada plane overturned during takeoff to Lisbon. Squaila died from lung congestion after the accident as the squadron completed a 1200 mile hop from the Azores, about seven hours to Lisbon.
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AIR Armada
Fonta Delgada
Azores
Squaila
Lisbon
Portugal
Italo Balbo
Bodies Sought As Beach Tragedy Strands Six Children
Lifeguards and police comb Rockaway shore for six missing children from the Pride of Judea home after a comber struck yesterday. One child drowned. the group had been visiting the shore on an annual outing.
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New York
Rockaway Shore
Pride of
Sleeping Off Duty Leads to Police Wakeup Call
Prederice police report several officers, off duty, briefly slept in patrol cars during a Sunday night incident. Officers awoke to a red tag summons at police headquarters after their alarms failed. Car searches and a questioned parking stance followed as Chief Steiner commented the published account exaggerated the event.
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Badiad
Burras
Gayla Thomas
Che Doar
Mt, Smith
Carel
William FL Steiner
NRA Code Signers Grow to Three Hundred Thirteen
Forty names added at Frederick post office today raise the total NR A code signers to 313. The list includes Amelia Yost at Yort Hat Shop, Carl W. Staley at Williamson Drug Store, Margaret Harbrugh at Mar Li Bee Restaurant, Ec. Buch at West End Pood Market, and many others with addresses on Patrick, East Patrick, West Patrick, North Market, South Market, Court, and Church streets.
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Frederick
Amelia Yost
Yort Hat Shop
East Thureh
Carl W. Staley
South Street
Thos M. Williamson
Williamson's Drug Store
West
Patrick Street
Margaret Harbrugh
Mar Li Bee
East
Ec. Buch
West End
Pood Markey
Charles F. Walker
Barber
All Saints Street
Ralph S&s. Newmen
Emergical
Trail Avenue
Howard M. Barkier
Tomas UT Bartow
West Patrick Street
Mattie T. Mercer
North Bentz Street
Charles Stockman
West Fifth Street
Francis H. MecKenzie
MeKca
Wrest Pat Street
Helen L. Sraith
North Market Street
B.C. Wilhide
General Insurance
Court Street
William Baumgardney
Peter Pan Inn
Ck Camp
Fresear
Ralpn H Fellows
Fellows-Rozers
Studin
Ro Bosting Slaneland Beasvne
Inc
Abraham & Tae Hehe
Patrick and
Court Streets
Maurice F. Rhoderick
Srocnz
George D. Shearer
She Cere
Patricks
E. A. Leakins
Leakins
Saints
Successful bidders on state bond issues reported
Annapolis August 4 Brown and Sons of Baltimore were the bidders for both bonds and the $881 bonds offered by the State. Prices paid averaged a level that reflected market conditions during the year. The bids covered the full issue and reflected a depth of about 29.13 inches in the market context.
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Annapolis
Brown and Sons of
Raltim Woales
NRA Code Watchdog Tests Store Hours Rules
Administrator Henry Johnson warned retailers that shortening store hours or enforcing rest breaks would not defeat the National Recovery Act's purpose. He urged that stores open 62 hours weekly or more should not reduce hours but hire more workers, stressing a covenant to keep operations extended as long as possible despite union tensions.
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Gion
Rank Ag
Rasqeery Act
Heh S
Johnson Radar Sa
NRA
Johnson
Commerce Department
Eastern Star Picnic At Rice's Meadow Hosts Members
Approximate attendance included MGd deons Procter and Eisew at the annual Eastern Star Chapter picnic held in Rice's Meadow east of Middletown. Grand officers and past officials participated. a meal was served, and several injured were reported as the event closed with social activities and planned future work.
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Mgddeons
Procter and Eisew
Eastern Star
Rice's Meadow
Middletown
Orian Art
Sipper
Cee Tratand
Clarens Harmever
Baltimore
Wor
Mina Hanale
Guy C. Roser
Ciifton
Wats and
Lee
Selon
Gaanier
Cinen Cubleaiz
Maryland Wheat Acreage May Be Cut To Satisfy Control Plan
Maryland wheat producers face possible acreage reductions under a federal program designed to stabilize supplies. A state committee in Annapolis and University of Maryland Extension Service officials warn that a 10 to 20 percent nationwide reduction would lower Maryland plantings, with 374,000 to 421,000 acres affected, while potential benefits total about 1.4 million dollars annually if farmers cooperate.
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Poeeiowhess
Pytae
Farmers Co-operative Association
Clambill
Ginie Watley Milling Company
Walkersville
Henry & Shoemaker
W. E. Burrall
New Market
Burrall
T. B
Maryland
Ahn Sele Pam Thetven
Symons
Staig
Mayers
Secretary of Agriculture
Extension Service
Seeley
Alicuille
State
Annapolis
University of Maryland Extension Service
Tney
State Employment Up 11 Percent in June to July
State and Baltimore area factory employment rose 11.1 percent from the previous month while weekly factory payrolls increased 4.4 percent. Detailed gains and losses across industries include furniture, textiles, shipbuilding, printing, paper, and glassware with several sectors showing declines in employment and mixed payroll changes.
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Baltimore
J. Knox Tossey
Frage Beng
Most of Striking Miners Now at Work in Pennycoal Strike
Uniontown Pennsylvania August 9 AP workers largely return to mines after a strike wave. Two hundred miners at Colonial No 4 demanded NR A mediation and recognition from company officials. McGrady not at office. miners initially resisted but complied when ordered off company property.
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Uniontown
Pent
E.ghman
McGrady
Ters
Arizona Repeal Margin Reaches Three to One
Arizona voters approve repeal of the eighteenth amendment by about three to one in a statewide referendum. The measure aligns Arizona with twenty other states that backed repeal as part of the national shift toward ending Prohibition.
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Arizona
Phoenis. Ariz. Ate
Machado to Remain Cuban President, Mediation Sought
The Cuban crisis factions clash as President Machado insists he will stay in office. U S mediation efforts led by Sumner Welles seek a peaceful settlement without immediate intervention. Roosevelt awaits word on possible next moves from ambassador Welles in Washington.
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Yivde Park
Aus
Roosevelt
Maravna
Cuba
APY
Machado
Peoposul
Tam
Dent
United States
Sumner Welles
Welles
Liberal Party
Rooseveld Wailing
Hyde Park
Romevelt
Furether
Frederick Young People Union Holds Dues Night Meeting
About twenty Frederick residents attended the Frederick Young Peoples Union mass meeting at Colesville M E church near Silver Spring. Frederick won the attendance banner over Gaithersburg by two points with Rev B S Sheppe Jr delivering the address and a camp fire followed refreshments. Attendees included Miss Katherine Wells president and numerous Frederick members such as Miss Helen Smith Miss Anne Murphy Josephine Myers Mary Blimeth Smith Helen Fraley Harriet Wolfe Lita Hunichen Dorothy Soper Marie Dixon Bessie Boswell Eva Young and Mr. and Mrs W W Smith Lester Bartholow Elmer Driver and others.
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Frederick
Fredmont Young Peoples Union
Colesville
South
Silver Spring
Prederick
Gaithersburg
Katherine Wells
Sheppe, Jr
Rockville
Helen Smith
Te 100A
Gian
Alisses Wig Ae Murphy
Josephine Myers
Mary Blimbeth Smith
Helen Fraley
Harriet Wolfe
Lita Hunichen
Dorothy Soper
Marie Dixon
Bessie Boswell
Eva Young
Market Togetherness Boosts Business Outlook
Market activity edges higher on steady business and industrial progress. News notes uplift despite quiet trading with transactions on a slower pace yet stronger, reflecting improved investor sentiment. A Salvation Army picnic at Brent rock Heights drew about 50 attendees from Sunday School and local volunteers.
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New York
Salvation Army
Picuic
Schoo
West Fifth Street
Bredrock Heights
Bernard Mortis
Fred Strevle
Senesia
Ota Saenae Army Post
PCAN
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Lllogal
Group Action
T. Eckenrode
J. H. Oaster, Jr
Terehus
Santa Clara
N. He Ai
Pennsylvania
Pottstown Pa
Gulf Refining Company
Chief
Jornsor
Nant
Abe
Eastern Star Picnic
Lovallt
Warte
Jaz
Frederic H Hospital
Ben Renner
Nosie
Gerardo Machado
William C. B. Dent
Austin F. Harriet
Neae Frederick
Sow
Charles W. Bure Ie Haven
Formula For Peace
State Department
Watinatan Aga
Qeery Canuas
Artange
Fredmont Union
Montgomery
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