Relief Edict Aids Strikers In Wage Tussle Washington
Washington to day the president backed warnings from Hopkins and Johar urging acceptance of Security wages amid growing labor protests. He said he had not heard plans to cut wages for skilled metropolitan workers, referring to PWA projects exempt from the 10 to 94 dollar monthly scale. Strike near settlement in Camden delays at New York Shipbuilding. arbitration board names held in escrow.
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Washington
Aug
Wooverett
Johar
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
PWA
Camden
Noj
York Shipbuilding Corporation
Roosevelt
Labor
News Department
Putn Secretar of
Perkins
Henry J. Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Sanson
On 7 The Horns Of A Dilemma Cabinet Meeting Remarks
At a cabinet meeting the official said I am confident the dispute will be arbitrat ed. The strike began May 12 demanding an 18 percent wage rise, elimination of spec work, and preferential shop Tl. The stoppage delayed construction of four destroyers and three cruisers, estimated total cost over 50 million.
Burlesque Mikado and Haile Selassie Staged in Fox Hunt
Beattie Washington hosts a humorous burlesque featuring a Japanese mikado and Ethiopian emperor as part of a fox hunt. Officials warned it risks bad taste. Japanese consulate spokesman said Americans may view it as humor, while others protest possible offense. Ishaku Okamoto, new Japanese consul, was not available for comment.
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Beattie
Wash
Aug
Ishaku Okamoto
Seattle
Kiyoshi Uchiyama
Man
Japan
Vanity Fair
Hirohito
Former Wife Low in Spirits by Death of MnDivani
Copenhagen reports Count Court von Haugwír-Revent lowaya Wis bride, once Barrera Hutton, divorced husband Prince Alewis Mahartad after an automobile accident. The Danish Count said the American interests’ nerves are completely broken. British representatives discussed the meeting’s purpose. In Gerona Spain Baroness Maud von Tyssen lost sight in one eye after an incident last week. doctors expressed cautious optimism for recovery though sight may not be restored.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Count Court von Haugwi'r-Reventlowaya Wis
Barrera Hutton
Nose D.vorced
Prince Alewis Mahartad
Reiteas
Countess Conford
Barbara
Spain
Payve Tans
Maud von Tyssen
PF Kaye Mdivanioethla
Atendance
Marine Drowns Near Atmapolis In River Mouth
A body identified as Private Theodore Kovaleski of the US Marine Corps was found floating in the mouth of the Rbove river early today. The scene indicates a drowning during a week long voyage, with limited details available from the report.
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Atmapolis
Theodore Kovaleski
US Marine Corps Week Ory
Court News Property Deeded and Marriage Licenses
Property deeds recorded involving Clue A Catusie and Margrethe Barnhart in the county plus transfers to Frank Gaslev and others. Marriage licenses issued to Malcolm F Koller and Kasey Md along with Margaret M Tyler, plus Elenor V Wilson and Richer, plus George Albert Eckenrode and Emma Elizabeth Grushon. Additional names include Zebting and Rosanna R Riman, Halph Bethel and Kathleen W Collie, with residences listed in Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Catusie
Or Margrethe Barnhart
M Culler
Frank Th Gaslev
Malcolm F Koller
Kasey Md
Margaret M Tyler
Norfolk, Va
LaVergne Davis
Curwensile
Eleanor V. Wilson
Gran Richer
George Albert Eckenrode
Rocky Ridge Toute
Emma Elizabeth Grushon
Thurmont Belling
Laval Enforces Decrees Amid Paris Riots and Toulon Clash
Paris August 9 Premier Pierre Laval orders stern enforcement of deflationary decrees across France. One prefect, of Var where Toulon sits, is missing from the heralded list. Troops patrolled streets after rioting as about 1000 guards were sent to Toulon to curb further clashes blamed on Communists amid industrial unrest and wage disputes.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
France
Laval
Var
Toulon
Police Court Fines Include Assault and Disorderly Conduct
Charles Fogle charged with assault and battery on Charis Hoffman was fined $1 and costs by Justine Patrick M Schonufler in Police Court Friday. J. Mary M Pyres fined $250 for cursing and disorderly conduct. Frank Goove arrested by Officer Dorsey for being drunk on the street and sent over in default of $10 collateral.
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Charles Fogle
Charis Hoffman
Justine Patrick M Schonufler
J. Mary M Pyres
Frank Goove
Dorsey
Roosevelt on Bay Trip Embarks Sequoia at Naval Academy
President Roosevelt and a party boarded the yacht Sequoia at the Reina Mercides dock near the Naval Academy in Annapolis for a Chesapeake Bay cruise. The presidential party was escorted by Maryland State Police.
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Roosevelt
Annapolis
A Pary
Reina Mercides
Naval Academy
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Ten Bridges to be Repaired in Frederick County
Ten bridges to be repaired soon with bids led by Moor Grove Lime Company at 13 dollars per unit. Work across Frederick County will begin in days with 50 working day completion target. Structures include ten spans on roads from Reichs Ford to Harmony and Thurmont with new 48 inch culvert at Thurmont and strengthening, repainting, and approach rebuilding planned.
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Frederick County
Oncean Eeasy Wetwave Hoods Commission
Moor Grove Lime Company
Thurmont
Monocacy River
Urbana
Thurston
Bennett's Creek
Little Bennett's Creek
St. Mark's Church
Broad Run
Broad Run Creek
Burkittsville
Jefferson
Catoctin Creek
Mt Tebor Church
Myersville State Road
Middletown
Myersville
Myersvile
Harmony
Thurmonton Street
Graceham
Hunting Creek
Middletown-Myersville
Annual 4 H Club Week Opens at University
College Park Md Aug 9 The 17th annual 4 H club week opened with HC Byrd acting president of the University of Maryland addressing 350 4 H Club members. He urged service to others and spoke of a world emerging from selfishness. Awards for dressmaking garments cakes and other projects were announced for Carroll Frederick Montgomery Montgomery counties.
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College Park
HC Byrd
University of Maryland
Byrd
Freida
Stanibaugh
Carroll County
Dolly Shook
Frederick County
Katherine Myers
Virginis
Barnes
Montgomery County
Infantile paralysis death rate lower than other diseases in Maryland 1934
Baltimore August 9 1934 state health officers reported infantile paralysis caused fewer deaths per 100000 than diphtheria measles or whooping cough in Maryland in 1934 The count of 1 death per 100000 in Baltimore and 9 per 100000 statewide contrasted with measles 116 in the city 64 in the counties and whooping cough 68 in Baltimore 22 in the counties End fishing trip report recalls a Brunswick party returning from Chesapeak Bay with details of a beach and shellfish catch, plus local guides.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Riley
John M Souder
Brunswick
Lee J . Emmit
BR. Bunaus
Amosa
Holter
Frederick
John
D. Holter
Middletown
Chesa Peake Bay
Solomon's
Idand
Captain J. ©. Lore Pieg
Boss Carrion and Moreno in Ecuador’s Tumultuous Presidency
J S Klein details Jeronimo Carrion’s Ecuadorian presidency from August 1265 to 1267 marked by factional power. Gabriel Garcia Moreno rises with military backing, provoking a Congress censuring Carrion and pushing his resignation amid alliance moves with Chile and Peru.
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South America
Etrife
Jeronimo Cartion
Ecuador
Gabriel Garcia Morétu
Carrion
Chile
Peru
Spain
Congress of
Moreno
Congress
Wheat Crop Down as Corn Rises in 1935 Outlook
Washington reports radical crop changes over 30 days with corn up 229 million bushels since July 1 and wheat down 124 million. August 1 forecast lowers 1935 wheat output to 607,678,090 bushels from July 1 forecast 731,000,000. AAA grains chief Farrell notes acreage reduction still planned and contracts unaffected.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
George E Farrell
AAA Division of Grains
Inheritance tax levies rejected by committee vote
Washington reports say the Sergio finance committee rejected inheritance tax levies by 11 to 8 and prepared a tentative new schedule of rates. Earlier a 12 to 3 vote opposed public revisions to the wealth tax measure. The panel reportedly also adjusted excess profits taxes on corporations and raised the capital stock tax. Chairman Harrison offered no details after sessions as members planned to meet all day to finish work.
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Washington
Sergio Finance Committe?ad
Ethiopians Seek War Aid in Japan Bond Talks
An Ethiopian commission led by Deba Birrou hastened to Japan to secure credit for war supplies and gain arms and money as tensions with Italy rise. Unclear if Emperor Haile Selassie will seek Oriental support. In Washington, lawmakers discuss tax hikes including a 4 percent inheritance tax on the first 10,000 and escalating rates beyond, plus new surtaxes and corporate levies.
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Addis Abibs
Ethiopis
Sne-mah Ethiopan Commission
Japan
Deba Birrou
Haile Selassie
Arma, Mony
Peiusuins
Italy
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League of Nivions
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League of Mations
Wikado” and “Haile Selassie
Mndivani
Prince
Prin
Tuilerie
Missouri
Smithsonian, Institution
Herbert
Turkey
Court News
Arsenal
Grove Lime Co
University
Gladys Fetzer
Dorothy Fetzer
Dorothy Atwood
Furst
Ruth Ann Nusbaum
Jean Parent
Montgomery
Maxine Hess
Glenna Remsburg
Nevebonka
Nelle Witter
Prederick County
Fina Notehanie
Dorothy Avsood
Mary
J. S. Klein
8 Service, Inc
Corn Production Inc
Farrell
Earth
Senate
House
Harrison
Wich
Coats
Aelieves
Airtda Fet
He Ramet
Hendrickson
Bigelow Rugs
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick
Frederick, Md
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