Unemployment Survey In Frederick County
The article describes the Dreath Emergency Association planning to resume operations around November 1 to survey unemployment. It notes prior relief work, a $100,000 bond issue for emergency roads, about $2,000 spent by the association, and inquiries into whether laboring men are financially better off, have work from farm processing, and if local industries may reopen to provide winter employment.
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Washington
Betni
Starcea Chamber of Commerce
Market Stiles Faces Ambiguous Autumn Loan Outlook
The Aug 28 report from Beth Market Stiles New York notes faint signs of an autumn pickup and progress in negotiating a large loan amid cautious sentiment. The bond market shows mixed signals with limited clarity on stabilizing international finance.
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Beth Market
Stiles
New York
Marke
Sercantie Review
Botan
Stabil International Finance
Bond Manager
Das’ Tather Srsk
Untitled fragment mentions Patman and Texas encampment
Fragmentary text references Patman and a Texas encampment with unclear details and stray codes. No coherent event or clear entities beyond Texas and a named individual.
Crop Moratorium Feasibility Questioned in West
Chicago reports governors of Midwestern states show no sign of backing Huey Long’s 1932 crop moratorium plan. Economists see limited relief from a policy that would affect wheat and feed crops as well as cattle and hogs in a fragile farm economy.
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Chicago
Middle
Republican money traced to Bishop Cannon campaign
Senate campaign funds committee revealed a new source of Republican money for Bishop Cannon's anti Smith 1928 efforts. Testimony showed bank records indicate a $5000 check from Situs Huston, former Republican National Committee chair under Hoover, and an amount deposited in his account prior to a 1903 action.
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Washington
Bishop
Cannon
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Situs Huston
Republican National Committee
North Carolina
Bishop Canton
Siow
Bishop Cannon
Famsh
Ed Tay
Adai. Burroughs
J. Sidney Piz
Lindberghs Plan Return Flight From Tokyo
In Tokyo Col Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh plan to return to America by air after visiting China and Japan. Officials banquet them while a 4400 mile non stop race to Seattle is proposed with a $25000 prize, though permissions and political hurdles loom. Don Moyle and C A Allen prepare to depart from Tokyo using the monoplane once used by Brouwer and Gasry.
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Japan
Col. Lindbergh
Pacific
Seattle
America
Ab Xiake
Clyde Panghorn
Hugh Herndon
Rom
Siberia
Washington State Department
Forbes
Peron
Ministry of Communication
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
Harold Brouwer
Harold Gastry
Amt
Thomas Ash
Beach
New York Reports 400 Million Dollar Credit Backing France
The article notes a vast credit line of 400 million dollars tied to France and backed by Bank interests in New York and Britain. Officials describe the move as part of a broad banking effort extending to government creditors, with details reworked through cabling and financial transactions.
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New York
Staat Powertl
France
Sted Stas
Roosevelt Proposes New York Action On Unemployment
Gov Roosevelt urges New York to act without federal help. He outlines a six point plan and calls for a 20 million dollar state unemployment appropriation funded by higher income taxes. He spoke to the legislature, seeking swift passage despite federal inaction.
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Albany
N.Y
Prank UN D. Roosevelt
New York State
Washington
Navy approves $250 million destroyer plan under war speed up
On August 29 1917 President Wilson approved the Navy Department estimate of 250 million dollars for new destroyers to fight German submarines. The plan halves production time to about 10 to 12 months per ship. The same day the German submarine sank the Belgian relief ship Kongsli off Norway. Also Captain Giulio Laurence of the Italian Aviation Corps set a new world record Florence Turin to Naples and back in 10 hours 33 minutes.
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Navy Department
Wilson
Kongsli
Norway
Giulio Laurence
Italian Aviation Corps
Turin
Naples
Baltimore City Wage Scale Cut By City Officials
Baltimore officials indicate the city wage scale will be cut for construction on city contracts through December 31 unless the Board of Estimates changes the schedule. Union carpenters and steam sand painters reported maintaining or shifting to union rates amid claims the city scale exceeds those wages.
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Baltimore
Sore Building Trades
Board of Estimates
Bureau of Buildings
Wheat acreage to drop 17 percent in United States
Washington reports farmers will sow about 37 344 000 acres this year for winter wheat due to low prices and large surpluses. The Agriculture Department notes the crop totals would be the smallest since 1914, while domestic stocks near 1 233 000 000 bushels. London reports Prime Minister MacDonald loses leadership amid Labor turmoil and pension issues in Britain.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United Bates
Unclear wage scale adoption and U.S. gold reserves forecast
A garbled report notes a wage scale adoption by a board of estimates and references New York dated August 28. It predicts Uncle Sam’s gold holdings will surpass five billion dollars soon, marking a first-time milestone in U.S. gold reserves.
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Marz Vam P. Broestog
Letten
New York
Uncle Sam
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