Publishers bid for blanket wage codes under NRA plan
Washington reports that newspaper publishers offer to operate under President Roosevelt’s blanket re employment agreement. Hugh S Johnson notes he has not seen the proposal and would consider it later. The plan aims to raise purchasing power by applying temporary codes to retailers and publishers while permanent codes are prepared. The code stresses that adoption does not modify constitutional rights or press freedom.
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Stage Water Battle at Baker Park Draws Crowds
Several hundred people attended a stage water battle arranged by the Junior Fire Camp in Baker Park under foreman G William Shinney. The event featured a solo duel between Dan Shook and Henry Davis, a team contest led by Francis Davis, and dramatic water jests including 7,600 gallons per minute pumping from two engines.
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Italian Planes End Long Hop Across the Atlantic
An Italian air armada completes a long voyage from Italy to the United States after a testing, multi day flight. The group returns homeward following visits and a display of capability, with pilots and aircraft finishing the transatlantic leg amid ceremonies and reports of their performance.
Arrested as Plotter Faces Conspiracy Charge
Stacy pleaded not guilty today before U S Commissioner KL Watser to a charge of conspiracy. He was held on a $30.00 bond with a heavy guard, pending a hearing on a warrant for removal to Kansas City.
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Recovery Planned Amid Economic Review at White House
Hye Park New York Aug 6 Careful watching the domestic and world camp for his her prices and wages inosevely canvassed the economy today with experts and arranged a visit tomorrow to Secretary of the Treasury William H Weedin. Quiet expert rounds at the Summer White House showed no hints of major policy shifts or drastic new steps. At Chet Clinic examinations included 21 adults and nine children under supervision of Dr Victor F P Dillon and health staff. results will be sent to family physicians.
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Exoneration of Driver in Fatal Libertytown Crash
In Police Court magistrate Guy K. Motter exonerated George M. Hampson of Pen-Mar, driver of the car that struck and killed a colored child near Libertytown. A $100 bond was returned as the case, begun Monday, concluded with dismissal of a reckless driving charge. Witness testimony from Hampson, Charles Crane, and State Officer J. R. Miller supported exoneration.
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Wholesale forgery of Kansas municipal bonds disclosed
Officials disclosed a wholesale forgery scheme involving Ronald Finney a bond broker in Troeka Kansas. 9328 000 in municipal bonds were forged in duplicate one set used as security for state deposits in banks and the other sent to Chicago as collateral. Eighty eight bonds were involved and Finney was charged with offering forged bonds to the National Bank of Tyson.
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Auto Crash Near Braddock Hill Injures Two Women
Two women were injured when their car skidded and overturned near Braddock hill on the National highway about three miles west of Frederick. The driver hit the brakes on a wet road as a light shower fell. one woman, Antelia Klein, was hospitalized with a dislocated shoulder and later discharged. Three other Baltimore riders escaped injury. Deputy Lowery transported the injured to Frederick City Hospital.
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Hildebrand
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Attempted Train Wreck Foiled Near Pen Mar
Railroad detectives foiled an attempted wreck of a Western Maryland passenger train from Baltimore to Hagerstown near Pen Mar, discovering torn cross ties and a limb placed on the track. Baltimore visitor Mrs. Sarah Shaines O Brine was arrested for mental examination. A local youth, Walter Rowe, aided detectives by reporting a suspicious figure and removing timbers to prevent disaster.
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Deathbed accusation targets woman physician in Gtring Rin case
In Gremwood Mississippi on a deathbed statement by Dr. Preston Kennedy, he accuses a female physician Dr. Lars Geen of poisoning. District Attorney Arthur Jordaz reports the dying man told his two brothers that Dr. Dean, a 33 year old children’s diseases specialist, had administered poison.
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Doctor Kennedy Recalls Poison Drink Incident
The account describes Dr. Kennedy noting a tainted drink tasted like poison, leaving a woman doctor’s home at night on July 2. He allegedly tried to purge the poison for five days and resisted physicians claiming to help, sparking a dispute over his medical response.
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