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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1933

Page

10

Rise in Food Prices Across Rural Areas Report

Washington reports rural food prices rose 18 percent since April and 5.9 percent from August last year. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes price hikes in 40 of 51 cities, with meat and cereal products leading gains, butter dipping. Los Angeles shows a 7.1 percent rise, New York 19 percent, while declines occur in Denver and Manchester.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics United States Department of Labor Bureau Eas Ceres Little Rock Los Angeles Charleston Dallas Texas New Haven San Francisco D. C New York Boston Chicago West But Denver St. Paul Minneapolis Manchester Nhs Butte Norfolk Eecuue Portland Ove

Forest Fire Rages in Northwestern Oregon Front

Wildfire rages along a 41 mile front in northwestern Oregon as 4000 firefighters renew battle against the most devastating forest blaze in state history. Winds and ocean moisture drive the flames, with 14 days of fire spreading across thousands of acres. Losses are estimated at 18 million dollars.

Portland Ore Oregon

Rep J William Ditter Visits Frederick With Mrs Ditter

Rep J William Ditter of Pennsylvania and his wife visited Frederick on Monday. They toured the Roger Brooke Taney home and slave quarters. Ditter previously practiced law in Ambler before his election to Congress.

Wug Teseman Ditter J. William Ditter Seventeenth Congressional District Pennsylvania Ditter Frederick Roger Brooke Taney Ras A Iawyer Ambier Congress

Astor Moley plan of long standing revealed

New York reporters in Astor’s office hear Vincent Astor and Raymond Moley deny any face saving link to their journalistic venture. Moley says he is to edit Astor’s forthcoming weekly, planned as a tabloid opinion journal with a Washington dateline, selling at five cents.

New York Vincent Astor Raymond Moley Tury Astor Ana Ased Moley State Department London Boston Washington

Dern Sounds Call Against Crime Army

Washington Aug 26 Secretary Dern urged united citizen action against a “starlet army of crime” to enforce law and back law enforcement officers. Speaking under the U S Flag Association he called for public sentiment to combat the scourge and cited a foreign army operating in the United States endangering homes and property.

Washington Army of Crime Dern U. S. Flag Association United States

Comment on a vast U.S. crime-linked workforce

A speaker labels a large group of 400,000 Americans who earn livelihoods through crime as a foreign army. The remarks frame this subset as a societal threat while insisting they are “foreign” to true American values. The quote highlights concerns about criminal labor and cultural identity.

United States

Milk Code Nears Completion In Baltimore

Washington reports the agricultural adjustment administration will likely finish the final draft of the Baltimore milk code by week’s end. All features are approved by Secretary Wallace, with remaining work purely technical after heavy legal staff demand. The compromise code between Maryland Dairy Association and Independent Milk Distributors calls for a one cent per quart retail price increase.

Washington Agricultural Advistment Administration Baltimore Wallace Maryland Televinen Mik Distributors Association of

Roosevelt speeds up recovery plan with public works expansion

President Roosevelt directs Jesse Jones to draft immediate credit support for NRA members through banks and outlines new projects funded by the 3.3 billion dollar public works fund to boost employment. He and Ickes discuss using forfeiture clauses if work does not start on schedule, amid delays in major projects. Johnson announces a draft competitive code for the bituminous coal industry and retailers, aiming to bring the entire sector under NRA oversight, with a two to three day timeline for completion.

Hyde Park Roosevelt Taduia Juyahewine Dun Uaesured Exchange Jesse Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation NRA Ickes Washington Hugh 8. Johnson Johnson

Sir Henry Morgan A Daring Ruthless Pirate Card

A fragment mentions Sir Henry Morgan as a daring pirate. It notes Chicago allegedly derives from a word meaning skunk, and references Crater Lake in Oregon. It cites Roosevelt and Johnson in context of national wage policy timing before Labor Day, implying debates on maximum and minimum wage agreements.

Sir Henry Morgan Chicago Crater Lake Oregor Roosevelt Johnson

County C E Convention Held in Myersville Today

The Christian Endeavorers of Frederick County hold their forty second annual convention at United Brethren Church Myersville. J Britain Winter Baltimore will speak on I Will Be Christian. The event opens at two with D Carroll Shepley presiding and includes welcomes, talks, and a business session. Supper at 6 45. Evening session at 7 30 features Rev G Ernest Wunder and installation of new officers.

Christian Endeavorers Frederick County United Brethren Church Myersville J. Britain Winter Baltimore Maryland Christian Endeavor Union D. Carroll Shepley County Union B. F. Billoguga Convention Church G. Ernest Wunder New Market Wasic Harokd Cheyney Maryland Union G. Foster Fells Lillian Rodenki Winter

Four gunmen ambush on South Side injure John Graizit

In Chicago on August 28 four gangsters armed with a machine gun shotgun and a pistol opened fire on 31 year old John Graizit on busy 63rd Street. He slumped over as bullets struck him in a volatile street assault.

Chiesgo John Graizit 63Rd Street

Unclear event amid crowd injury report in city center

An alcohol peddler’s attempt to extend territory caused chaos as a crowd fled along a thoroughfare. A large man struck the skirt of a 38 year old girl. doctors said she would likely die from injuries. Police are investigating.

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