Direct Development Of Recovery Admin Trade Pact In Coal Fields
Washington reports a turn in coal labor talks as miners spokesmen say non-union labor in bituminous fields may end. John L. Lewis, head of United Mine Workers, along operators in Appalachia draft contracts and demand absolute union recognition as part of the recovery code. Officials hailed rapid re employment in cities like Baltimore Cincinnati and Cleveland with new job rates cited.
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Washington
Iituminous Col Fields
Recovery Administration
John L. Lew
United Mines of América
Appalachian Fields
Lewis
Fashian Adinistrator
Blue Eagle
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cool Wave Brings Autumn Hint Across States
A general drop in temperatures spread from North Carolina to Massachusetts with a cool day in the region. Tuesday’s high reached 0 degrees locally, the coolest since August 23, and the Tuesday night low was 54. Showers and thunderstorms stretched from Nebraska and Kansas to the northern Texas coast, while a tropical disturbance moved away from the region toward the North Atlantic. The Gulf of Mexico area remains unsettled as the system drifts northward.
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Tiute
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Frederick
Atlantic
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Argentina Hesitates to Sign Wheat Pact in London
Argentina has not yet signed the international wheat agreement reached last week. London reports say Argentine representatives in London have communicated with their government amid unease in wheat conference circles. The accord outlines reduced production and stimulated consumption with aims to lower tariffs and raise wheat prices for importing nations.
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London
Argentina
Wheat allotment meetings begin at Jefferson today
Final preparations for the first of twelve wheat allotment contract meetings were made by county agent Henry R. Shoemaker. The Jefferson meeting, at 7 30 p m in the schoolhouse, will accept applications and signatures for the National Recovery Administration plan.
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Jefferson
Henry R. Shoemaker
Garriger
R. B. Symons
University of Maryland
Washington
Carroll
St. Mary's
Symons
State Extension Service
P. E. Nystrom
Maryland
Shoemaker
National Recovery Administrator
Thomas 5. Anderson
Farm Bureau
Ballenger Farm Bureau
Feaga|ville
Alierson
Harry Poole
Harry W. Hargett
Rebecca Hargett
Charlotte Cronebuts
Mary C. Zimmerman
Janes Shaft
Court Room Changes but Sentence Delivers Three Months
Thurmont resident Maurice Hahn appeared before Justice Alton Bennett on a charge of operating with a revoked license. He pleaded guilty and received a three month jail term, with the note the sentence keeps him available for the grand jury next month. Officer A. Anderson prosecuted the case, and Sheriff Charles Crum had arrested Hahn on a Saturday for alleged chicken stealing.
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Maurice Hahn
Thurmont
Alton V. Bennett
Bennett
Toom
Hahn
Omicer
A. ¥. Anderson
State Police
Charles W. Crum
VU Vout Cyemedds Alu Ee Oy J. Mercer
Harmony Grove
Jolnsville
Anderson
Major Frank Cavanaugh Dies At 57 In Mass
Major Frank W. Cavanaugh renowned Fordham coach dies at Marshfield Massachusetts after a long illness. Known as the iron major for his grit and derby, he had stepped back from football due to health and eyesight decline. He was 57. An adoption petition, unrelated to his death, is noted alongside local court actions.
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Marshfield
Mass
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Fordham
Heath
Major
William J. Ebbert
Bessie C. Ebold
Union Bridge
State police suspend officers over weight violations
Baltimore reports that Sergeant J J Cassidy and two substation officers P Yeatman and E C Langrall were suspended for exceeding allowed weight limits. The weight issue led to disciplinary action under Motor Vehicle Commissioner E Austin Baughman and State Employment Commissioner Oliver P Shott, with details of their service years and positions noted.
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Baltimore
Austin Baughman
Oliver P. Shott
J J. Cassidy
Frederick
P. Yeatman
E. C. Langrall
Frederick Substation
Laurel
Yeatman
Cassidy
Langrall
Hagerstown
Baughman
Short Shen
U S Warships Ordered To Aid Citizens In China Crisis
Washington reports a swift naval response to protect Americans as civil war erupts in southwest China. Gunboats Tulsa and Sacramento move toward Foochow while four Americans in Fukien are advised to withdraw to Foochow. Interior Yenping reportedly falls to red forces. additional Americans remain at risk.
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United States
Dnger
China
State Department
Department
Tulsa
Sacramento
Hongkong
Foochow
Fusxien
Peiping
Nelson T Dine
Taomcid
Poochow
Ween Pukien
Yenplng
Red
Anguet
Tr Mas
Roosevelt loosens gold embargo and lifts export limits
President Roosevelt ends the gold embargo on newly mined gold with an immediate order. It allows export to foreign markets under Treasury supervision and tightens rules on hoarding gold above 100 dollars. Gold mining shares rise on the New York Stock Exchange as officials expect higher West production profits.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury Department
West
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
New York
London
Charter Oak Tale from Hartford Days
A fragment recalls the Charter Oak era in Hartford Connecticut. It notes a town taln pen in use before 1784 and mentions the gheka's legs easily broken, implying costly capture and transport.
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Hartford
Conn
Cascade horse show winner captivates 4000 onlookers
Ward C. Haffner of Hanover Pa formerly of Frederick owns the chestnut gelding that won the walk trot and canter class at Camp Ritchie Cas cade Ma in the 9.2 show staged by the One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery Roy R Benford rode the horse to first place and a silver loving cup Governor Ritchie attended with Brig Gen Reckord and Col Beverly Ober among the officials and guests A ceremonial junction honored the governor with a party including Charles Knapp Hugh Young and Dean Lewis
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Ward C. Haffner
Hanover
Frederick
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery
Hatfner
Roy R. Benford
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Gov
Ritchie
Fifty-eighth Brigade
Milter A. Reckord
Craig McClanahan
Washington
Beverly Ober
Automobile accident study cites drivers responsible
Connecticut Motor Club secretary Edwin Breele says Pedec trisne cause over half of auto accidents where they lose their ioes. The comment appears in BR and points to driver behavior as a major factor in crash risk.
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Maren
Ceonz
Pedectrisne
Edwin Breele
Connecticut Motor Club
Incoherent Quote On Pedestrian Safety At Traffic Sale
An unclear quotation from Steele discusses safety and pedestrian responsibility, implying bias in traffic matters. The text appears garbled and difficult to interpret, with mentions of The Mews and a sales context.
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Trafic
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