Northeastern Storm Brings Chill Across Coastline
New York August 13 AP A nor'easter along the Atlantic coast from New York to Virginia brings rain and chill easing heat waves of the past week. Temperatures cooled with 61 degrees at Frederick and up to 87 at noon in many places. Air operations at Detrick Field limited by low clouds while pilots and Major Masson adjust plans.
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New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Frederick
29Th Division Aviation
Detrick Field
Charles A. Masson
Sismen
Camp Ritchie
September Financing Ahead of Treasury September Financing Ahead of Treasury
The Federal Reserve's stance on government bonds grows in importance as the Treasury faces 1.7 billion dollars of September financing. Long-term three percent bonds trade near par. called and maturing obligations totaling 1.7 billion are due next month. Weak bond markets raise questions, reportedly discussed by Governor Black with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
Black
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Schall Predicts Roosevelt May Fire Johnson
Washington August 13 AP Senator Schall Republican Minnesota predicted that President Roosevelt may fire Hugh S Johnson who is pushing a plan to set up a White House price control for newsprint publishers objecting as monopoly.
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Washington
Senator Schall
Minnesota
Roosevel
Hugh
Johnson
White House
Hoover Credited With Laying NRA Foundation
Johnsonburg August 13 Herbert Hoover received credit for building the NRA groundwork Dr W E Emmis head of the Department of Economics and Engineering at Stevens Institute told engineers at the summer camp that Hoover's trade practices conferences laid some groundwork for the national recovery act
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Johnsonburg
Herbert Hoover
NRA
W. ED. Emmis
Department of Economics
Stevens Instiute of
Techn
Weather summary from today and past data
Weather report lists 24 hour precipitation of 39 inches and 20 inches on a date, with annual and normal figures for August and 1934 comparisons. It notes high and low temperatures around 95 and 17, sunrise and sunset times, and river conditions showing Monroes muddy streams while Potomac above Monocacy is clear and below is cloudy.
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Rica
Potomac
New Deal in Washington Faces Cotton Control Push
The eighth in a series on New Deal agencies notes the AAA drive to enforce compulsory cotton and tobacco controls despite a small cotton crop and rising prices. It covers sugar and cattle programs, the Jones Connally act, and tax penalties for noncompliance, with regional effects on Louisiana and tobacco markets in Georgia and beyond.
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Ares
Brodney Dutcher
Washington
Congress
USA
Huey Long
Apts
AAA
Louisiana
Maloy Files Nomination for United States Senate
Maloy enters the race for the United States Senate with Democratic and Republican factions accepting his candidacy before the deadline. he opposes George S. Radcliffe for the seat and faces rivals Joseph Irwin Fraie and John Po Bal Tunis. He pledges personal integrity and public service, noting lack of support from party chiefs and no prior candidate consultations. He is a former Maryland state official and Baltimore counsel.
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Conese
Sibirdiy
Mulroes Maloy
Basunge
Maloy
Byg Alor
George S. Radcliffe
Tonya
Roy
Joseph Irwin Fraie
Pwr Trraysert
John Po
Tunis
Malay
United States Senate
Aidsey
Gett
Maryland
Caimp
House of Delegates
State Senate
Virginia
Burg
West Vigna
Rus de Bon
Bnn
Tom Penvetery
Clark Oy
Garden Club Delights Members With Modern Trends Talk
Frederick Garden Club met at Mrs. Frank C. Nicodemus home in Walkersville for an illustrated talk by Walliam L. Kone of Towson on modern gardening. Mrs. Holmes D. Baker presided as plans were announced for an August 22 bird sanctuary visit and a joint Blue Ridge Hagerstown meeting at Monterey. Committee members were named for the Frederick Fair booth and refreshments were served.
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Walliam L. Kone
Towson
Frederick Garden Club
Frank C. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Kane
Baltimore
Holmes D. Baker
Blue Ridge Garden
Blue Ridge
Sabillas J Wie
Blue Ridge Club
Hagerstown Club
Monterey
Frederick Fair
T. Stuart Haller
E . Towight McCain
Richard Walker
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Helena Staumer
Judge Worthingtons Will Probated For Widow Trust
The will of former Judge Worthington, dated August 26, 1933 and probated today in Patrick County, names five children Red W. Meli, Richard A. Worthing, Julia H. Martin, Dare W Reed, and John Worthington as executors. The Patrick County National Bank and H. Kleffer DeLaulter are named trustees for the testator’s widow. Executors are advised to appoint DeLaulter as agent and attorney. Testimony witnessed by Griah Mercer and H. Kieffer La.
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Worthington
Worlupwi
Red W. Mieli
Richard A. Worthing
Julia H. Martin
Dare
Reed
John ©. Worthington
Predarick County National Bank
H. Klefler DiLauter
Sestator
Runkles Home Sold at Sheriff Sale Near Plane No 4
The S frame house and acre farm owned by George S Runkles near Plane No 4 were bought at a sheriff's sale this morning for 160 dollars by an unidentified buyer from Le Sau Vieinily. John L Dutrow acted as auctioneer. A cook stove fire damaged a dwelling on West Patrick and Bentz streets in the afternoon.
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Runkles
George S Runkles
Plane No 4
le Sau Vieinily
John L. Dutrow
West Patrick
Bentz
Prince of Spain's Routh Relief Noted in Gracchotep
AP dispatch reports Prince Gonzalo of Spain aged 19 and infanta Alfonso, formerly King Alfonso, died from hemophilia after a car crash near Potrischach on Woerthersee. The Infanta Bernaz, 25, swerved to avoid a bicyclist, hitting a wall. Roosevelt ordered federal purchase of perishable foods to aid relief and drafted a plan for small‑quantity hay and fruit buys to assist small farmers amid relief efforts.
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Wrangenfurt
Austria
Don Gonzalo
Spain
Agnet Alfonso
Potrischach-on- Woerthersee
Exie
Klagen Luft
Infanta
Bea
Baro Richard von Heinsmann
Washington
Roosevelt
Aubrey Williams
Wallace
Williams
Omeimls
Farmers Win Praise for Modern Business Methods at Century Expo
At Chicago Aug 13 AAA Administrator Chester C Davis credited American farmers for quitting gift-like subsidies and adopting business practices promising bold gains. He opened Farmers Week at the Century of Progress Exposition and warned against doom sayers who blame production control on divine punishment. Senator Elmer Thomas said economic recovery hinges on a cheaper dollar noting current dollars buy far less farm goods than in 1926.
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Chicago
AAA
Chester C. Davis
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Alibi Defense Planned in Bank Murder Trial
Richmond Va Aug 13 A defense seeks to introduce two material witnesses from New York to corroborate an alibi for A Wick in the murder of a Federal Reserve Bank truck driver. Defense argues the witnesses can place Wick in New York at the time, while prosecutors contend the alibi should be tested in court.
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Richmond
A. Wick
Federal Reserve Bank
Walter Lev
Efense
New York
Nence State Gang
Moss
Arca
Anen E M. Hugbard
Health Department Publishes Two Year Progress Pamphlet
The Montgomery Health Department issued an August 12 health report covering two years of county health work. The 44 page pamphlet includes clinic photos, health offices, a large chart on departmental organization, and maps showing disease distribution and prevalence.
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Montgomery Health Department
Vowas
Heath
We Health
Health Department
Montgomery County Horse Show Opens with Heavy Draft Classes
Lieut John Reynold U S A will judge riding classes and Norman H Warfield Elmer Guyton and Benjamin M Hill will judge heavy draft classes at the fifth annual Montgomery County Horse Show staged on Alexander Barnsity farm near Olney September B. Fifteen classes offer premiums totaling 430 open to horses from Maryland and the District of Columbia. Draft classes include foals yearlings 2 year olds brood mares stallions and four six horse teams driving contests morning and afternoon events. riding classes cover saddle horses hunters jumpers yearlings thoroughbred stallions brood mares and children's ponies.
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Rockville
John Reynold
U.S. A
Norman H. Warfield
Woodbine
Elmer Guyton
Prederick
Benjaming M. Hill
Dayton
Montgomery County Horse Show Association
Alexander Barnsity
Olney
Siown
Maryland
District of Columbia
Lynching Report and Army Dispatches from Ashland Incident
In Ashland Mississippi on August 13 two Black men were overpowered by officers and lynched in separate Benton's districts. Sheriff R H Hudspeth reported Raber Jane Violas as among victims, with one captured near Hay Springs and a second killed while being transported. A Baltimore dispatch notes pending ca year works and Col John Phuny HHS Republican Senate candidate left for Tort Myer to command the 153rd Cavalry Brigade amid campaign duties.
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Ashland
Miss
Benton
Tao
Carr Tod
RH Hudspeth
Raber Jane Violas
Smith Honey
Haily Springs
Baltimore
John Phuny Hhs
United States Senate
153Rd Cavalry
Ins
Maryland
TASER: Offiers Preece Didison Avattion Corpse Detreit Field
In Detroit Field a damp adl began at the Crtactin Country Chaib T day evening 1896 stock under the sea fait tah wel on oda Tlub ari be at Stephens ar obastra Pat Qusken, perennial wafer, was taken In Custody early this morning by DMecer Hoffman on complaint of operators of a mall in which he spent the magni, Pouce were not eeriai whether 19 place a charge of vagrancy sSRES Lie
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Preece Didison Avattion
Detreit Field
Crtactin
Chaib
Oda Tlubari
Stephens Arobastra
Pat Qusken
Dmecer Hoffman
Ritchie Books Passage Rate Auklet 1 Gov Albert Co Ritchie
Gov Albert C Ritchie has booked passage on the Cry of Baltimore sailing from Havre France August 20 announced by his Baltimore Mail Steamship Company. Lifelong friend Stuart S James local attorney left Baltimore Jucil
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Ritchie
Gov
Washington Daybook Weighs Roosevelt Era Soundings In Turbulent Year
A mid season survey tracks primary and convention results showing a fragmented political map. Democrats expect to retain Senate control with a large House margin while Republicans forecast gains. The piece notes paradoxes in party leadership, shifts in voter liberalism, and uncertainties about the Roosevelt regime amid evolving alliances.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Washington
Market Brightens as Securities Rally Spurs Gains
New York reports a brighter market with a securities rally lifting sentiment. Trading resumed after a pause but dipped on the heat, while cotton prices edged up and the dollar firmed in foreign exchange. Market participants noted a one percent rate and cautious buying amid unclear specifics.
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New York
Strone
Marney
Busie
Bengail
Cail
New SEC Rules and Provisions Outlined
Washington August 33 AP The Securities and Exchange Commission laid rules for investors and exchanges seeking registration as national securities exchanges. Registered firms may gain temporary registration through June 30 1935 with later dates to be announced. Companies must file ownership changes monthly for directors officers and holders of ten percent or more of any registered class.
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Washington
Secuiritien
Lhe Pommiegan
Teanore
Raguritio
Road project approved for Rockville to Frederick county line
Montgomery county Emergency Works Administration approves a macadam road from Browningsville to the Frederick county line. Forty men will build a 12 foot wide road, starting today, expected to take five weeks. Stephen Cromwell of the Wathedlee company manages the project.
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Rockville
Browningsville
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Emergency Works Administration
State Headquarteme Dt
Selmore
State
Cedar Crave
Clarksburg
Stephen Cromwell
Eighth in Liquor Drinking Tax Report Details
Maryland and District of Columbia tax data show eighth in liquor drinking rankings. Report released March 1 by Internal Revenue Commissioner notes tax paid comparisons and state differences. Married couple Mrs J P Delphrey marks sixty sixth anniversary. Delphrey, aged over eighty, remains active in work as family reunion plans in Hadestown.
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Maryland
Columnt
Colum
J. P. Delphey
Mids
Anniver- Beth
Delphoxy
Railroads challenge new US pension law in DC court
In a District of Columbia Supreme Court filing, the American Railway Association seeks an injunction to block the Federal Railroad Retirement Board from enforcing the pension act passed last session. More than 150 railroads join the suit, arguing constitutional violations including due process and commerce limits. A temporary restraining order was requested, with Justice Procter hearing the matter and adjourning decision to Wednesday. retirement board officials stated readiness to respond then. The act requires employees to contribute two percent of monthly salaries and railroads four percent to a general fund for pensions for long-tenured workers.
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Wark Aus
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Federal
Ratroad Retirement Board
Ftternec
R. V. Metcher
American Railway Association
Justice Procter
District of Columbia Sus Preme Court
HNL
United States Treasury
Resume inquest into mother and son deaths set for Wednesday
Justice Alton Y. Serviett, acting coroner, will resume the inquiry into the deaths of Mia Bertha M. Marker and her son William Marker. The hearing resumes at 2 30 p m in Peoples Court. The accident occurred July 12 when a beer truck driven by Samuel Vincent veered across the highway on Payne's hill near Knoxville, injuring How ard Marker and Vincent. The truck owner is listed as Mrs O M Swimley of Winchester.
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Alton Y. Serviett
Mia
Bertha M. Marker
William ©. Marker
Peoples Court
Mr. Marker
Ind Sant
Samuel Vincent
Winchester
Payne's Hill
Knoxville
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Ellow
New Kensington
Arnold
Allegheny
New Deal
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Atkeb
Lief
Schall
Hoover
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
SAA
J. Politran
Heenae Tobacco
Georgia
Gopyight
NEA Service, Inc
Rocksville
Teasurer
J. Forest Walker
NNT
Hyatistonny
Mountain View Park
Hyat‘s Town
Jesse W. Nicholson
Chevy Chase
Bare
Norwood
Philip Lianeum
Rat Setks
United States
William L. Kone
London
Prince OF
Matum
AYEVG
Washington Daybook
Byron Price
The
Associated Press
Farley
Clem Shaver
West
Hatfield
West Virginia
Robinson
Indiana
Wall
Einstein
Nave
SEC
Haserstown
Eos Starner Warnes
Ah. A. Wagner
NEW US
Association
Anne American Ballet
Meyer
Dale
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