Roosevelt Cheered By 15000 Farmers At Chicago Meeting
President Roosevelt spoke to the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago. He praised the farm relief program, attacked political profiteers, and touted the broad recovery plan while noting net benefits to consumers. The massive amphitheater crowd of 15000 roared as O Nea l and Wallas introduced him, reviving memories of 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Presdent Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Homer
Titinais
or Kelly
Edward A. O'Neal
Farm Federation
Roosevelt
O'Neal
Wallas
Smit
depres
cony
Advocates Cut in Naval Tonnage Suggestion
A mixed delegation of diplomats and admirals from five sea powers gathers at the London Foreign Office to hear Norman H present Roosevelt’s plan for progressive naval tonnage reduction. Officials argued present limits should stand, while Davis urged exchange of mutual pacts and continued sea armament talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated P ted
international ce
likterie Locarno
London Foreign Office
Norman H
Roosevelt
dent Roosevel
Davis
Stanley
cnoan
Farm Hand Executed in Death for Killing Farmer in Pa
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania an unsettled Chester County farmhand was put to death in Rockview penitentiary's electric chair for the slaying of a farmer. The condemned man, Daris Jordan, faced guards in his cell shortly before dawn and accepted his fate as the execution proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Chester county
Rock’ penitentiary
Ung
te ulumesi
doha Daris Jordan
nion
Harver
ced
Stock Market Highly Specialized Affair
New York market today showed modest reaction with leaders backing water stocks and gains limited by profit taking. Grains failed to respond to government forecasts with a small per cent move. opening price noted at £4.03 amid mixed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
pas
gotton
Weather Today Report Shows Record Rain and Temperatures
The report cites rainfall at 11.94 inches with high and low temperatures compared to last year. It notes last night’s low at 4 degrees and today’s sunset around 7:47 p.m. Tomorrow’s low is listed as minus 19 degrees with moonrise at 7:53 a.m. and moonset at 7:19 p.m.
Quilt Chain Pattern Featured In Friendship Quilt Club
Fragmentary text describes a quilt chain pattern and Friendship Quilt Club activity. Mentions pattern, letters, names, addresses, and blocks for a quilt chain. Details are garbled but center on a quilting collaboration and pattern sharing among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederihe
Friendship quilt club
Girl Student Struck By Shot In Riot In Cairo
A girl student was struck by a bullet during a riot in Cairo. The incident occurred amid unrest as authorities moved to quell demonstrations. Further details on her condition and the circumstances remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Plant Closing for Season at Lehigh Portland Cement
The Lehigh Portland cement plant in Union Bridge began closing on Saturday to drain water pipes in preparation for cold weather. Rain and then cold weather reduced demand for cement, but officials expect demand to improve next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Portland cement
Union Bridge
Sterling Names Receiver for Central Trust Co
Sterling named as receiver for Central Trust Co proceedings, four years old are bulkiest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CENTRAL TRUST CO
France and England Forcing Showdown On War In Africa
Reported tensions rise as Britain and France press a confrontation over Africa policy. Mussolini addresses Senate, pledges to defend Italian interests, while diplomatic moves hint at a broader peace effort and potential changes in European alignments. The speech includes limited references to Britain France talks and does not detail new terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Africa
Musolini
Great Britain
Itat
League of Nations
Wheat signers campaign leaders named by Baill E
The campaign to sign wheat contracts reports 6,000 signers across counties supervised by Baill E. Preliminary counts place Frederick County first with 3,250 signers, Carrell County second with 618, and Montgomery County third with 00, noting data but with incomplete figures for the final totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baill E
Frederick county
Carrell county
Montgomery county
Washington whispers on cabinet reshuffle and postmaster general
Washington reports pulse of New Deal rumors as Frank Begue and Jim Couzens are floated for top posts. Couzens considered moving to Democrat line amid cabinet speculation. Farley’s resignation outlook fades as Roosevelt may delay reshuffle until after the election, with July hints of Hoover era reshuffles dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RODNEY DUTCHER
News
Washington
Des
New Jersey
Afayor Frank Begue
Jersey City
Jim Farley
Michian
Jim Couzens
Couzens
Couzen
Senate
ar ans candl
New Deal
Roosevelt
timates
Farley
Jim
Huey Long
George Norris
Newarka
Philadelphia After 2 Party Conventions
Philadelphia after two party conventions faces a crowded political scene as candidates rally support and voters weigh platforms in a pivotal lead up to the general election. Local officials prepare events and campaigns intensify outreach across the city with key endorsements expected.
Pension Regulations Confuse Maryland Aid Eligibility
Dee and B-Stepe to asetre ed Federal tx were for ret heen for at and if the Maryland statute is on word the State will not receive Fr oral aid. Mr. Charles R a patient at the Frederic Hostal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Maryland
Awards for Two School Contracts Set as Board Meets
The Freemserk County Board of Education awarded contracts for Point of Rocks and Catoctin Furnace schools at a special meeting. Bids were revised to fit the appropriation with PWA sharing 45 percent of costs. Point of Rocks went to Harry Keller for 18882.08 dollars. Catoctin Furnace to Lloyd C. Cutler for 5859 dollars amid cheaper outside coverings rejected to follow original plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnace
conels cons jy
Fremerisk County Board of Education
F. Commissioners
Public Works Administration
Point of Rocks
Harry Keller
Buckeystown
Lloyd G
Lloyd C. Cutler
Nicodemus
Custer
L. J. Keller and Son
G. C. Wedak
Athough
rich
Robert G. Callahan, Jr
PWA Englace
Charles F. Bowers
Supreme Court Refuses Lindbergh Case Review
The Supreme Court declines to review the Lindbergh conviction, marking a pivotal moment on federal versus state authority. The decision, despite a crowded courtroom, signals limits on state sovereignty and broad implications for constitutional power under the New Deal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUPREME COURT
HAUPTMANN
cal
Street Improvement In Mt Airy Commenced Under WPA
Mt Airy begins street improvement authorized by a November referendum with WPA support. Eleven workers transferred from the old Annapolis road project west of New London to Mt Airy, easing logistics as crews from Frederick and Carroll counties join. The WPA funds 9.00 of the 15,008 cost, town funds cover the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll
Charles A. Ogle
Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
besun wi
macadsm
Works Progress Administration
At. Airy
Boys Conference Chosen for Wilmington in 1936
Wilmington Delaware was selected as the 1936 meeting place for the Quier Boys Conference after a three day session at the M E church. The council elected Worthman, Hailimore and others with Mr Baent and water Tingle among listed officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Quier Boys’ Conference
M. E. church
Worthman
Hailimore
Mr. Baent
Harlan Hazersteen
Water Tingle
Wilmingles
Engagement Announced In Mount Airy Family Circle
Mr Frank Swiey Murzey of Mount Airy Philadelphia announces the engagement of his daughter Mary Virginia Murzey to Mr Samuel Brooks Luras son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Bedinger Taicas of Shepherdstown IW Va The notice outlines a formal betrothal in a regional household with the families named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swiiey Murzey
Mount Airy
Philadelphia
Mary ginia Murzey
Samuel Brooks Luras
Daniel Bedinger Taicas
Shepherdstown
IW, Va
Dual Highway Urged On Board
A large petition from residents along the Hagerstown to Frederick route has reached the State Roads Commission. Surveys have been under way and bids solicited for two sections. The group argues the proposed highway would pass through a thriving farming area including Beas Mount Lena Wagner's in Washington county Salem Harmony and Apex and would not create unsettled territory but offer better outlet than the present road. They oppose routing that would jeopardize safety with steep grades near South and Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
road a commission
Beas Mount Lena
Wagner's
Washington county
salem
Harmony
Ape ms
December Court Meets Courthouse Trials Thin Docket Notes
The December court session excused the docket and cleared about 122 trials from the original clerk of court. The session aimed to practical clearing and noted the first major push since September 3, amid ongoing criminal matters and administrative adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sn
Named constable Earl M. Lowell qualified Saturday
Earl M. Lowell qualified Saturday in sville district for one year and has years of service as deputy sheriff at Burkittsvills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Lowell
Saturdaysville
OY Appa
Burkittsvills
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
WNAT
John J. Ghingher
MUSSOLINI
Conyght Hy Tre Assn
Percy
irene
Italy
convons
Samuel Hoare
Gomipany
Warren FL Ster
Wilard
Bank
Central ‘trust
Jonn J. Gh
Mterling
Comsmnissiones
Uvibam
tion
Get OGennr
Depui eral H. W. Gans
Ghingher
Sterling
iver” Gommissioner
gank
erick county
Tr Duce
raval
Couns Galeazzo Clano
mistister di propaganda
Hague
ee, Friends Bouin Hague
Rowe
Michigan
amie
PENSION REGULATIONS
Charles R
the
Frederic Hostal
Catoctin Furnace
Pt. Of Rocks
DEACONS
Tex
Deo
Abs
T. Wiggins
nissen
R. E
T. G
Baptist church
HOME OWNERS LAW
Lindbergh
NOME OWNERS LAW
APIA
MNES
t ny
Supreme
Midity
Eugene Baker
Fred McGrea
aaterting
h e
Commission
South
Braddock Heights
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!