Johnson plan modeled for local NRA drive in Frederick
The local recovery campaign modeled on Gen. Hugh S. Johnson’s NRA program aims to educate merchants employers and consumers in Frederick. A 48 member men’s committee and smaller county town groups start immediate work with a women’s division led by Mrs R K S J Datrow to promote NRA mindedness. A public meeting will be held soon to bring the recovery program closer to individuals. 452 local employers have signed compliance certificates as of today with more names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Prederick
Hugh S. Johnson
Richa Oimmons
Irs
Frederice Estence
Lindberghs Guarded as Crowds Pack Copenhagen Hotel
Crowds of autograph seekers surround the hotel where Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife stay. Police guard the Lindberghs rooms, guarded as if protecting the crown jewels, while letters and telegrams pour in. Lindbergh inspects his plane at the naval station as authorities plan a thorough overhaul after a 6,000 mile flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Pace
Charles A.indbergh
Lindverghs
Aleges
United States
Col. Lindbergh
Naval Sea
Lane Station
Lindberghs
Merica
Week end accidents claim eleven lives in Pennsylvan ia
Philadelphia reports a weekend of traffic tragedies tied to Governor Pinchot’s drive for a safer September. At least eleven people died and more than twenty were injured as autos caused most fatalities, with two drownings also recorded. The seven months of the year show 1,001 killed and 8,670 injured, with property damage around 2.63 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinshot
Weather Today Report With Odd OCR Data
Daily weather summary shows precipitation for 24 hours ending today with high and low readings. Notes include historical normals and odd figures about inches and temperatures, plus sunset and sunrise times and stream conditions for Potomac and Monocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pracizitanen
Potomac
Fonocacy
Roosevelt Backed by Officials in Economic Summit
President Roosevelt chaired urgent meetings with aides and foreign experts to tackle domestic and international economic problems. Secretary Ickes outlined progress on the 3.3 billion public works program as Jesse Jones reported strong credit for a comeback. The President met Montagu Norman of England and George Harrison of the New York Fed in a high level discussion. Hyde Park plan called for a motor trip to inspect Hudson bridge projects near Albany and Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Ickes
White House
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Three Children Die In Philadelphia Filter Plant Reservoir
In Philadelphia three children, Francis Dickson, Henry Dickson, and Marie Dickson, disappeared from their home and were found drowned in the Upper Roxborough filter plant reservoir. Harbor police recovered the bodies, ending a search that began yesterday. The victims, all relatives, were aged six, five, and a younger sibling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Roxborough
Harbor Police
Francis Dickson
Phew
Henry Dickson
Henry
Marie
James Dickson Jr
New York suspends anti trust law for Recovery Act
Albany Aug 28 AP New York state suspended its anti trust law to allow full operation of the National Recovery Act within the state. Governor Lehman signed a bill passed by the Legislature to permit suspension for the duration of the national act. The report notes Braddock Heights Service. The Masonic Choir of Hagerstown gave a fine program at Braddock Heights Song Service. Attendance was affected by bad weather. Twenty five male voices sang with Mrs Helen B Cavanaugh as guest soloist. several unusual pieces were performed. Next week’s service will be the season finale under Frederick Lions Club and Lions clubs in the county. Rev William R Barnhart of this city will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Herbert H. Lehman
Braddock Heights
Masonic Choir
Hagerstown
Helen B. Cavanaugh
Sevine
Frederick Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Wiliam R. Barnhart
Ammnist
Brooklyn
NRA
Aas
Grove A. Whalen
Bentz Street Gas Station Permit Granted Twice
Gilmore R. Flautt of this city won board approval to erect a filling station and a block cement office building on the east side of South Bentz street near West Pat d wk, with three underground tanks and three pumps under specified conditions. The Board of Zoning Appeals reversed the City Engineer, after dispute with neighboring meat store owner Leo Sommerfeld, and reorganized during the session naming Jacob Rohrback president and Thomas Summers secretary for four-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore R. Flautt
Board of Zoning Appeals
South Bentz Street
West Patdwk
South Ben Success
Mr. Flautt
E. S.C. Maxwell
Miauth
Foning Board
Leo BH. Sommerfeld
Aent
William
James
Maxwell
Macere Manth
Weather Bureau Tracks Bermuda Gulf Storms
Weather officials monitored a tropical disturbance near Bermuda and another in the Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters said the Gulf condition was unsettled and the Bermuda system peaked at 28 mph per reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Gulf
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
R. H. Weightman
Land Bank Rep Named in Gaithersburg August 28
Douglas B Diamond of Gaithersburg was named Montgomery county representative of the Land Bank commissioners. Loans for farms of 20 acres or more may be used to pay debt, provide working capital, or help a farmer repurchase foreclosed property since July 1931. Mount Airy job posting for postmaster at Sept 1 closing date. salary $2,200. examinations announced for vacancies at Manchester Mechanicsville Union Bridge Mount Airy. Mount Airy has lacked a postmaster since last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Bank
Gaithersburg
Douglas B Diamond
Montgomery County
Land Bank Commissioners
Diamond
Mount Airy
Charles D. Rovizeha
Order Examinations Of Detroit Banks By Judge
Detroit judge Harry B Keidan plans to order conservators of Union Guardian Trust Company and Detroit Trust Company to audit their books to probe possible criminal acts in management. Testimony from U S Senator James Cousens alleged the Union Guardian Trust Company diverted the ten million dollar Michigan children’s fund, founded by Cousens, by moving two hundred thousand dollars, while the closed First National Bank Detroit and Detroit Trust Company allegedly shifted funds to boost cash positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harry B. Keidan
Mght
Union Guardian Tru Company
Detroit Trust Company
United States
James Cousens
Republican
Michigan
Union Guardian Trust Company
Children’s Fund of Michigan
Senater
First National Bank- Detroit
Monkey Wrench Greeting Leads to Court Fight
In Utica, Everett C. Berry was fined five dollars and costs after a Peoples Court session with Justice Alton Y. Bennett for assault and battery on his son Lee Berry. The boy, described as troublesome, required three stitches in the head from a blow during a farm dispute over borrowing bolts and money. The elder Berry also suffered a bruised shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Berry
Utica
Everett C. Berry
Peoples Court
Alton Y. Bennett
Berry
Waller
Linn
Frank L. Stoner
Cost
Cumberland
Mieda PF Dacahade Ramttet
Warne Jtown
Justice Bennett
Montgomery Days Hold Meeting At Rockville
In Rockville on Sunday about 175 attendees gathered in the courthouse for a county campaign to oppose repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Leaders included Rev Ralph D Smith Mrs Jesse W Nicholson and Mrs John G Thompson with speakers Dr D Leigh Colvin Dr William Sheare Chase and others urging vigorous county organization and volunteer drives ahead of a next meeting at Washington Grove assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Ralph D Smith
Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesse W. Nicholson
Chevy Chase
National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League
John G. Thompson
Montgomery County Women's Christian Temperance Union
D. Leigh Colvin
Prohibition
William Sheare Chase
International Reform Federation
Colvin
Chase
Tchded Odorian
W Roby
Maryland
Maryland House of Dinegates; Rev Melvin E Lederer
Liberty Grove Methodist Church
Burtonsville
George H Lamar
Washington
Mya
Nicholson
Assembly Hall
Washington Grove
Nine Burned and Ten Hurt in Whiting Refinery Blast
A gas explosion at the Whiting Refinery and Standard Oil Co of Indiana injured nine workers and lightly touched ten others. The blast hit an unused unit, with initial reports suggesting possible fatalities. Local authorities investigated the incident and secured the area as救 workers assisted the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Ind
Standard Gi! Co
Indiana
Poe Agiured
Large contract for pumps at Tennessee Eastman plant
Toe Frederick Iron and Steel Company began work on a $3,000,000 extension for Tennessee Eastman Corporation in Kaungsport Tennessee. The project covers about 100 centrifugal pumps with special metals and design. It will support four months of machine shop work and additional foundry and pattern shop work and may add several workers. The pumps aim to more than double the plant output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Abot
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Kaungsport, Tenn
Eastman Kodak Co
G .B. Hargis
Seversl
Tennessee Eastman
Kefauver Dies At Dill Ave Home In Frederick County
Mahlon C Kefauver a lifelong Frederick county resident aged 92 years five months and days died at his home 243 Dill avenue after a three week illness. A charter Grace Reformed Church member and long active Republican he was born in Middletown valley descendant of the Kefauver line. Survived by two sons Dr Harry J Kefauver and Oscar C Kefauver a second wife Anne A Remmell a son Curtla R Kefauver a brother and three grandchildren and one great grandchild The funeral will be held from his home Wednesday at 1 30 p m with interment in Middletown Reformed cemetery. Thomas J Rize funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon C. Kefauver
Lie Jung
Frederick County
Kefauver
Dill Avenue
Frederick
Ife
Republican Party
Grace Reformed Church
Mr. Kefauver
Middletown Valley
Henry and
Maris Kefauver
Nicholas Kefativer
Germany
Middletown
Mshlond C. Kefativer
Wradarale Iy
Dillarcane Cier
Taive
Susan 5. Remmell
Harford County
Harry J Kefauver
Urbana
Oscar C. Kefauver
Ralph E. Hartman
Middletown Reformed Cemetery
Thomas 7. Rize
Annual Shipley clan reunion in Brad dock Heights
The ninth annual Shipley reunion drew large attendance from Wells Royal Maryland clan members and others in multiple states. Miss Edith Harman presided with Rev G Wilbur Shipley delivering a sermon on faith. Officers were elected including Lillie Wells as president and Wallan Shipley as treasurer. The group adopted a peace resolution to donate 1009 pennies to the Women's Disarmament Committees in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Braddock Heights
Membng
hiswell-Royal Marland
Edith Harman
Dorser
Anne Amande
G. Wilbur Shipley
Herndon
Emory Welch
Paat
Lillie Wells
Herman Shriners
N. H. Shipley
Lillian Shipley
Wallan Shipley
Ida Shipley
Women’s Disarmament Committees
Geneva
David C. Wincbrenner
Communists and Troops Clash Near Foochow
Reports from Foochow China detail heavy fighting between communists and national troops in northern Fu en province. US consul warns Americans to withdraw as tensions rise. A Ford coupe owned by George Zeigles was reported stolen from in front of Calvary M E Church with no trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foochow
China
Fu'en Province
United States
Auto Steen
Church
George Zengies
Polton
School Bus Drivers to Confer at Frederick High Wednesday
Frederick County public school bus drivers are summoned to a 9:30 a.m. meeting at Frederick High School with County Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt to review duties for the coming year. Drivers will have bus inspections, record keeping guidance, and monthly reports. The list includes seventy-two drivers serving routes from Frederick to Thurmont, Woodsboro, Liberty, New Market, and other towns, with assignments for each route and company. Rippeon and Geissbertrecently appointed as bus drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Eugene W. Pruitt
Blakks
H. G. Baker
White Oak
Frederick
Russell M. Barton
Poplar
Middlenolat
Wolraville
Ivan M. Brown
Qui Raurk
Sabillasville
Russell P. Buhrman
Utica
Lewistown
Enos W. Clem
Dublin
Walkersville
G. F Clem
Leys
Rocky Ridge
Millard Cobrentz
Tylers
Valley View
Middleleny
W. Craneer
Cedar Grove
Woodsboro
William H. Crum
Continental
Guxter
Dougherty
Ladiesburg
New Midway
William W. Dudderar
Oak Orchard
Liberty
Clarence C. Dudrow
Burkeystown
Cyrus W. Early
Highland
Wolfsville
Rudolph Eyler Pranklingslie
Thurmont
George Eyster
Stony Branch
Annan
Dale
Emmitsburg
Ross C. Firer
Graceham
Centre
Frederick Motor Company
Braddoc’s
Slate Hill
Merril E. Giesler
Edgemont
Rocky Springs
W. T. Moorehead
Friend's Creek
Deerfield
Clark C. Moser
Wilowdale
Jefferson
William H. Mottur
Tom's Creek
Smmitaburg
Thomas G. Mumford
Rockville
Middletown
Jesse Prouts
Hopewell
Ralph A. Putman
Shankstown
Lester W. Putituany
Carmel
Prederick
Maurice PF. Remaberg
Qushee
Meredith &. Renn
Licksville
Adametown
Wehbe
Dhe Dias Mull
Aca
Raut
Jstown
Elmer Bler
Oak Hill
Roney
Motor Company
Harmony Grove
Eppa
Keyson
Central
Meekers Chestnut Grove
W. &. Rudy
Finks
Reno
Everhart
Paull E. Smith
Woodland
Wellsville
John M &Iith
Pine Tren
Steiner Smith
Troutville
Clarence T. Stevens
New London
New Market
Frank M. Steverta
Hunting Creek
Creagerstown
G. E. Stine
Red Hill
P. Latine
Olive
West Brunswick
Walter Stull
Hansonville
Iris. Stull
Bethel
W. E. &Timmers
Ellerton
Church HI
Myersville
George W Taylor
Petersville
St. Mark
Stanley Taylor
Knoxville
Brunswick
Eugene A. Wachter
Adamstoun
Lloyd EB. Wilhide
Blue Mountain
Flint
Charles E. Wilson
Alvey EB
Athens Appeals Court Sets Hearing for Insull Detention
The Athens Appeals Court fixed Tuesday to hear Samuel Insull's request for formal sanction of his arrest in related U S extradition proceedings. Detained Saturday, the former Chicago utility magnate faces questions over continued detention pending outcome of the extradition action tied to the NSa collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago Utilines
Saturdau
Nsa
Acton
Baltimore wets plan drive for repeal vote
Baltimore officials announce a campaign to repeal prohibition with support from the Liberty Defense League and Anti Saloon League. Charles Mules, chair, cites early state votes and opposition from about 23 states as evidence of mounting momentum against the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Minty
Wets
Liberty Defense League
Charles 5. Mules
M.zlity
Antissaloon League
Mary Isana
Body of Negro Found Riddled With Bullets
Burgaw North Carolina August 28 AP The body of Doc Rogers a 45 year old negro farmer killed after shooting a white woman and a deputy sheriff was dragged across the Pender County courthouse lawn by a mob. Rogers was killed after a three hour gun battle as officers said he demanded breakfast with a white family. Mrs Tom Pinet 60 and Ro Murmy deputy were seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgaw
Doc Rogers
Pender County
Rogers
Tom Pinet
R Ot Murmy Dr
Rural water urged boiled drink after well contamination
County Health Officer E. C. Kefauver strongly urged residents in rural areas to boil drinking water from wells due to debris affecting water sources. He warned that analyses show contaminants in sources not yet tested and stressed safe handling of water from these supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Kefauver
Fins
Labor code test in Roosevelts automobile act
Washington reports on the auto mobile code provisions as labor policy will be tested in court. An official notes labor unions seek no universal law change while the code aims to allow merit based hiring and firing. Labor board objections center on preserving union rights without forcing employers to bargain collectively. Non union coal operators seek similar wording to join the open shop stance. Pickets arrested in Brooklyn as communists challenge NRA rules in a test case under the recovery act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Jebor
Labor Advisory Board of the Recovery Administration
Ety Orpaninaton
Three shoplifting charges dropped in Waynesboro court
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania a group including Mrs Elsie Strasberger Mrs Meredith Pierce and Mrs Margaret Harper and Austin Harper faced shoplifting charges after alleged thefts in Waynesboro. The three women had charges dropped as no evidence tied them to the thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Strasberger
Meredith Pierce
Margaret Harper
Fredman
Quarto
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Austin Harper
I. G. Baird
Warnesbers Batones
Strasberger
Pierce
Austin
Baird
Staicy
Chatwes
Strasverger
Staley
Glenn Bond
Ony
Benedfist
Haren
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Johnson
National Recovery
Tration
Indberghs
Penna
Labor Post
Richardson Sanders
Frances Perkins
Recnde
Dancevelt
Uliuis Wuuuliui
Margrez Sterning
Washington, B. C
Cueis Nox
Oscar B. Cintas
Machady
Bentz Street
Commission
Mr. Rohrback
Montgomery
J. Forest Walker
Persdus
Stirling
Son
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Tennessee Project
Xefauver
Dill Ave
Heights
F. R
America
Ditches
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Ens
Fios
Dos Rogers
White
Snot Hemls
Harper
Waynesboro, Pa
Naracd
Ta Patama
Hyde
Antonio Gorzales
Mim Water i PaoAc
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