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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1933

Page

10

Recovery drive to place blue eagle in every home

Washington broadcasts a plan to mobilize major industries under the NRA to place a blue eagle in the home of every producer, middleman, and consumer. Alfred E. Smith and J. D. Rockefeller Jr. lead the campaign as Johnson presses codes on coal and other sectors to speed recovery.

NRA Timies Alfred E. Smith J. D. Rockefeller H. T. Rainey Emily Newell Blair Ruth Bryan Owen Admia Richard Z. Byrd Johnson Aewags Epily Dude Opel Washington Tie Fast Administration Recovery Administration Farm Administration Wallace

Two Frederick gas station holdup suspects questioned

After a Friday night holdup at N. & Zeiler and Post Wright at Standard Of Service and Buneco stations, Frederick police reported no identifyable clues by Sunday night. A Chevrolet coupe tied to the case was found abandoned along Georgetown Pike with missing tires, and two Hagerstown men were arrested there for auto-related charges.

Hageroa Georgetown Pike William F. Steiner Miller Linden Hills Sisiner Hagerstrem Fern Arresia Frederick Steiner Prederick Nellis Bartow Hagerstown Yatme Zeller

Steamship Line Manager Injured In Auto Crash

One person was hurt when a car carrying a Strasburg party crashed into a ditch near Pengaville three miles south of the Erie. George Hinkins of Strasburg Virginia, 51, general manager of Dollar Steamship Line, suffered a scalp laceration and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Burgess, driver, was charged with reckless driving and operating a car without a license, posted $5 on each charge.

Erly George Hinkins Dollar Steamship Line Frederick City Strasburg Harpers Perry Hinkins Harpers Ferry Pengaville Mia Lillian Witt L. Burgess Burgess Willet Alf Anderson Wea

Moody defeats Nuthall in dramatic tennis semifinal

Betty Nuthall stunned 6000 spectators by taking a set from world No 1 Helen Wills Moody before losing 2-8 6-3 8-2 at the Washington championship. The match showcased Nuthall’s power and tenacity as Moody advanced, while the event highlighted a landmark distance marker gifted by the Leathway Association in Washington DC used for highway measurement.

Moy cThe Betty Nuthall Helen Wills Moody Betty Washington, DD. C Leathway Association Washington United States

Reckless Driving Charge Faced At Police Court

Mrs Wiles summoned to appear Tuesday evening at 7 o clock on a reckless driving charge. The trasbarge party’s car, owned by Hinkins, was damaged estimated at about $100.

Wiles Wills Trasbarge Hinkins

Water Carnival Booked Tonight in Baker Park

Frederickton residents planned a Saturday water carnival at the municipal pool in Baker Park. Rain delayed the show but manager W Scott Mobley announced a 8 o'clock start with notable divers and champions ready to perform. Weather prospects improved and additional events for locals were scheduled as a larger crowd was anticipated.

Idiver Frank Johnston On- Aline Lawrence Southern A.A Washington Mobley

States move toward repeal as Missouri vote leads push

Washington reports 22 states have favored repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with Missouri’s 3 to 2 result driving momentum. Texas, Washington, and Virginia dates loom for ratification votes while Kentucky Louisiana and Maryland weigh sessions and schedules. Maryland drys gathered as Congsman Lore urged retaining prohibition and argued 3.2 beer failed to curb vice.

Washington, Aig Missouri Texas Washington Virginia John G. Pollard Kentucky K. Allen Louisiana Lore Maryland Mountain Lake Park Fo. Dasa Ma J and Anti-Saloon League League George W. Crabbe Baltimore

West polo team wins at Went beats East rivals

A Western quartet battered by injury and aided by air travel to fetch Erle Pedley from California defeated the East 12 to 6 in Lake Forest Michigan, drawing 20,000 fans as they claimed Amater Polo supremacy for the first time.

Provisional Cuban President Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Named

The text states Carlos Manuel de Cespedes was named the provisional president of Cuba. It also mentions Boulder Dam in the Colorado River between Arizona and Nevada and claims Houston as the largest city in Texas.

Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Cuba Boulder Dam Colorado River Arizona Nevada Texas Houston

Storm Bathes Atlantic Coast. Drownings and Missing Reported

News from Atlantic City and Cape May details a freak storm that left at least one known dead and many missing. The dead include Theodore Van Sant, 38, a fishing-boat skipper, along with Soph Brunet of Marmora and Wilbur Lukens, longtime caretaker of the Philadelphia National Bay Park, and Harry R. Smith of Camden. A cabin cruiser Gardle R. wrecked. four passengers missing. Several aboard the Anns M. were believed drowned. three of six starters reportedly saved, but unverified. Beachgoers panicked as a giant wave struck the shore. Also noted is Charles Allen, son of President James E. Allen, of Davis and Elkins College, chosen for U S Naval Academy admission by Rep Randolph of West Virginia.

Tlantic City M. J Here Cape May Theodore van Sant Soph Brunet Marmora Wilbur Lukens Philadelphia National Bay Park Harry R. Smith Camden N. J

National banking system shows renewed strength after panic

Washington reports the first condition review since the March panic and holiday. Comptroller J. P. O Connor says the system has recovered with total earnings near 30 million and total resources around 33.39 billion, based on bank calls since December. December totals involved 6,016 banks, while January figures cover 4,662 institutions.

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