Frederick area reemployment pushes code effects on wages
Frederick area businesses report limited hiring under the NRA code with seven oil workers added and five in ice manufacturing. Wages rise under the new scale, with some restaurants adding staff while others wait for business. NRA insignia distribution accelerates as employers comply. Dodgers acquire pitcher Emil Leonard from York in a minor league deal.
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New York
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Weather Summary for August and Past Readings
Weather data shows August precipitation around 3.35 inches with actual 2.01 inches in 1932 and 2.79 inches in August 1933. High yesterday 79, low last night 61. Moonrise 7:56 a.m. tomorrow. sunset 8:56 p.m. Streams Potomac and nearby muddy.
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Bates Faces Possible Trial For Bank Robbery In Boulder
Federal and state authorities seek to try Albert L Bates in Boulder Colorado for bank robbery and related kidnapping charges after his Denver arrest. Indications point to a Boulder venue despite sensational crimes tied to Bates.
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New Deal Tensions Rise Over Labor Board Row
Washington reports a bitter clash at the Labor Advisory Board among A F of L United Garment Workers and Amalgamated Clothing Workers. Green threatened to resign but backed off after Tory efforts. Hillman blasted Green over anti Amalgamated propaganda and steel barons faced censure for snubbing him at Perkins conference. Inflation sentiment grows with Senate moves to press Roosevelt on cotton prices and agriculture. A Philippines junket for Tydings is postponed amid secrecy and expense concerns. Steel chiefs wait for Richberg as NRA concedes. Community notes note Red White Blue contest at Frederick Council.
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Eight farmers killed as truck runs into train
A truck collided with a train, killing eight farmers and injuring others. Officials调查alsos began an investigation into the accident as emergency crews responded to the scene.
Eight Lenoir farmers killed in tobacco truck collision with Seaboard train
Lumberton North Carolina August 22 AP eight Lenoir county farmers from Deep Run were killed and three severely injured when their tobacco truck crashed into a Seaboard Air Line gas propelled passenger train near the station. Victims named include Jesse Davenport Louis Davenport Wesley Davenport Burchar d Stith Dick Harper Walter Smith Clyde Taylor.
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York Man Hurt in Indiana Auto Accident
William E. Gartman of York Pennsylvania was reported in serious condition in a Valparaiso Indiana hospital after a Sunday auto accident twelve miles west of Valparaiso. His companion George White, 25, also of York, suffered cuts and abrasions. Physicians reported a possible skull fracture and multiple fractures and contusions. The two men were en route to Chicago.
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Attempt to blow up Coast Guard chaser at Cape May
An unsuccessful attempt to blow up the Hiawatha coast guard chaser at Cape May is reported. The damaged vessel, which sank a rum runner last Friday, was on a marine railway after a crash and suffered a large ground hole from a dynamite blast.
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Lindberghs Leave Iceland After Mapping Trip
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh departed Reykavik Iceland after a leisurely mapping expedition along the northern route They refused to reveal their destination but were not leaving Iceland immediately Observers note no clues to future plans and the trip appears uneventful Meanwhile a poultry thief case in Ossie involves 1426 stolen pullets with evidence of doping and two cars seen fleeing the scene.
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Fair Grounds To Be Sold At Sheriff Sale
The Rockville Fair Grounds, unused for 16 years, will be sold at a sheriff's sale Friday at 2 15 p m. The 26 acre property includes multiple exhibit buildings and structures. Sheriff Richard H. Lansdale will convey the parcel to satisfy a claim by Montgomery County National Bank of Rockville, with balance owed to Sandy Spring Savings Institution and overdue interest totaling about 8000 dollars.
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Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Thomas E Lenallee
A petition in bankruptcy was filed in District Court by Thomas E Lenallee through his attorneys Stoner and Kiorm. The petitioner lists assets of 345 dollars and liabilities of 1 53406 dollars. The petition was referred to Holden Fellon, referee in bankruptcy.
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Roosevelt ends vacation aboard Astor yacht Nourmahal
President Roosevelt will end his vacation August 31 at Hyde Park and sail on Vincent Astor’s yacht Nourmahal for a cruise to Washington aboard two destroyers in attendance. He will reach Washington Labor Day night or Tuesday morning with intimate friends including Mr Astor Judge Frederick Kermochan Kermit Roosevelt George St. George and Dr. Lester Heiver among the guests.
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Celluloid Plant Blast Kills Two in Newark Ferry Street
An explosion at the Celluloid Co building on Ferry Street Newark New Jersey left two dead Susie Calabrese and Christian Jodie Union Township and injured three other workers firefighters blamed a blast possibly from frayed paper in the debris. Wheat meetings also listed with dates and times in Carroll County.
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Merchants Urged to Inventory Cotton Goods in September
Local merchants face a September inventory under the Farm Relief act as a 0.044184 per pound tax applies to wholly or partly cotton goods. They must weigh cotton content, keep four years of records, and may seek a 90 day extension with interest. Special forms were sent to about 12,000 merchants in Maryland and the District of Columbia.
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Virginia beer bill moves to committee after hearings
In Richmond Virginia on August 22 AP reports a joint finance committee meeting signaled a path for a beer bill. Opposition argued against a chain store amendment as supporters prepared a public hearing tomorrow to press provisions allowing beer purchases only through licensed gin suppliers.
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Fragmentary Local Court Note Reflects Disorder
A partial state report describes Edward Masser and another man being arrested by Deputy Sheriff Dail on a warrant issued by Roy Myers. At a Monday hearing before J. lace W. Pyles, several individuals were certified to disorder charges. The piece notes presidents who had no children.
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Coast Guard searches for missing yawl in Chesapeake Bay
The Coast Guard hunted the western Chesansash Bay shore for a missing 64 foot yawl carrying two men. The Washington owner’s vessel disappeared after leaving Friday for West rec while a tracking report listed its fate amid rough coastal conditions.
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Market buying limited to motor groups says report
Market activity was mainly confined to motor stocks with weakness seen across many sectors. Grains and cotton showed uneven trading while bond and currency markets remained steady. The dollar traded near par as investors awaited direction and regional notes referenced a September event in France involving Reid.
Baltimore man kills wife after five hour argument
James Gibson, 32, unemployed, told police he ended a five hour quarrel by choking his wife, Mrs Lin Gibson, then attempted suicide by slashing his wrists. He led officers to the second floor apartment where she lay dead, and said he did not care about his own fate. He later fell asleep beside her body. Police charged him as the scene drew inquiries.
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$1,000,000 Grant Aid To West Virginia Relief Effort
West Virginia receives a $1,000,000 grant to aid unemployment relief for over 100,000 destitute families until October 1. Announcement made by Marty L. Hopkins, head of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, from Wasimigio.
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Retailers face Blue Eagle wage code hearing in Washington
A hearing opens on a retail wage lifting code with a 44 hour week and minimum wages from 10 to 14 dollars. Hugh Johnson urges price boosts by jobbers while enforcement will be strict against cheaters, the recovery administrator warns he will remove the Blue Eagle insignia from violators. Lew Hahn says local retail groups will draft enforcement rules.
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Gasoline Fire Kills Four Buffalo Girls in Cabin
In Allegheny State Park a stubborn stove fire led to gasoline being poured by Mrs. Bernard Sexton. The blaze enveloped the cabin killing Queen Deinhart 11 Catherine Frank 18 Gertrude Sexton 10 and Margaret Sexton 30. Mrs. Sexton suffered severe burns as she fled and the four girls were found dead near the cabin remains.
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Hagerstown Man Hurt in Auto Wreck Near Gettysburg
John Heggan, 61, of Hagerstown Maryland, is hospitalized with a possible fractured neck after an automobile ran over a fence rail and overturned near Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Three other occupants suffered cuts and bruises in the crash.
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News-Post outlines NRA Sales Days in two sections
The News-Post prints a large edition of 24 pages to host NRA sales day advertising. About 100000 Frederick area readers will receive the paper with special bargains from Tepfetick Stores for Thursday through Saturday. The edition notes distributed copies reach Frederick and surrounding counties. The piece also references a campaign urging consumers to buy goods produced by industry to raise wages.
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