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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
7
Washington reports rising complaints to NRA headquarters over code enforcement as employers and local officials push for guidance. The piece notes industry canning firms and workers affected by wage rules, with Roosevelt’s popularity boosting likely government controls and a coal strike ending in Fayette County.
The image shows Robert K. Straus, secretary to the NRA policy board, at his NRA office desk as the recovery drive gains pace. Also pictured are Mary E. Hughes of Louisville Ky head of the NRA Women’s Work Bureau, Abe at the Commerce Department addressing telegrams on women’s working conditions. Dr William F Odum of the University of Chicago appears at his desk amid his resignation from the NBA consumer advisory panel after a dispute over price controls.
A scattered note recalls miners returning to Richmond after a week with relatives and discussing Roosevelt as they believe the company will be forced to relent. The piece also mentions a Hahn reunion at Tabor Park with relatives visiting Parkville and Lancaster, and references an American Legion Day gathering with several local families. The closing item notes the first Agricultural Adjustment Administration hog conference held at the Willard Hotel Palm Room, with no hogs present.
Sunday morning services led by Rev. Dulasey with Rachel Jamison visiting Mrs. Dorothy Dew enburg. A Young People meeting drew a large crowd and the Stee will be reader for August 27. Mrs. Charles Lamar returned from Virginia with Helen Schaffer visiting. A picnic is planned August 23 at Purmnace Ford Park from 3 to 7 for supper. Dorothy Cronenburg returned from Baltimore and Mrs. A. L. Derry, a Johns Hopkins Hospital patient, is improving with daughter Mrs. Stanley Wood. Mr. FG Eckert Nee visited H. A. Cronenburg. News advertising pays big dividends.
Miss Mary Winemiller visited at her brother George Winemiller’s house near Taneytown with nieces Mrs Reginald Lowman and Mrs Arthur Lowman. Donald Six returned from a ten day Chicago World’s Fair trip. Helen Riddle of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs C E Six. Howard Mackley and daughter Dorothy visited Clayton Morningstar in Westminster. Jr and Mrs L Hayden Lynn noted in the regional social column.
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