Lettuce War Brings Nelda to Packing Shed Fight
Nelda Barrie drives lettuce through a strike barricade to the packing shed despite mass picketing and projectiles. Bill Lang escorts her for the first run as deputies and police quell the mob guarding the sheds amid tear gas threats. Nelda faces danger to deliver her crop and face hospital bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Welfare League
Attile
Nelda
Stan
Jack
Bill
Bill Langdon
Mater
Nelda Barrie
Trousseau
Pee
Liz
Alice Marie Dodge
Questioning Blame On Big Business For Recession
A reporter surveys opinions on who bears responsibility for the recession. Respondents largely reject blaming Big Business and favor less Fed and government interference, with some recalling earlier economic conditions and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedwal
Federal interference sparks split views on unemployment crisis
Athl ey R Molesworth and Dr Charles L Mullen challenge federal action as remedies for unemployment and business uncertainty. Calvin S Lohr declines to commit. The excerpt notes corn as the leading American crop by value with 92 million acres planted in 1935, alongside 49 million acres of wheat and 39 million of oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athhley R. Molesworth
Airy
Charles L. Mullen
Frederick
United States
Poole files $2,000 suit over underpinning wall duties
Roy W. Poole, local contractor, sues Stanley-Crandall Company for 2000 claiming underpinning work on the City Business Properties building near Sears, Roebuck and Vivoli theater caused damage. He seeks 884.55 for costs and services. Other damage suits arise from a January 4 1934 automobile collision on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Poole
Stanley - Crandall Company
Washington
Poole
West Patrick Street
Sears, Roebuck and Company
City Business Properties, Inc
Stanley-Crandall Company
Alban M. Wood
Margaret Loftus
Anna White
Frank White
Feagaville WCTU Meeting Hosts and Program Notes
Mrs. Harry M. Howard hosted thirteen Feagaville W C T U members at her home on January 6 at 2 pm with three visitors. President Mrs. E C Renn led with singing and prayers, then reports and a program featuring solos readings duets and a heralded editorial. The next meeting will pack jellies preserves and dainties for soldiers and sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Howard
Feagaville
Po. Mo
E. C. Renn
Ida Renn
L.J. Horine
H. J. Beard
Lord Jesus
Mary Anna Krantz
Reading
C. E. Nichols
Bobbie
H. M. Howard
Wilbur Culler, Jr
Christian Herald
Daniel Poling
Eugene Renn
The
Heavenly Stranger
Austin Renn
Harry Derr
WC. T. U
New Years Eve Pound Party At Miss Donsife Home
A New Years Eve gathering at the residence of Miss Ophelia Donsife featured many games and tasty refreshments. Attendees included Misses Anna Mae Winebrenner Aramatha Bow ers Loretta Strine Ethel Strine Helen Hooper Vivian Shane Ophelia W Donsife Helen Isaacs Margaret Isaacs Catherine Singer and Messrs Wilbur Putman Melvin Putman Franklin Hitchcock Daniel Pillinger Eugene Whitmore Albert Wassier Charles Dixon Harold Trout Robert Donsife and Elmer Donsife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophelia Donsife
Anna Mae Winebrenner
Aramatha Bowers
Loretta Strine
Ethel Strine
Helen Hooper
Vivian Shane
Ophelia W Donsife
Helen Isaacs
Margaret Isaacs
Catherine Singer
Messrs
Wilbur Putman
Melvin Putman
Franklin Hitchcock
Daniel Pillinger
Eugene Whitmore
Albert Wassier
Charles Dixon
Harold Trout
Robert Donsife
Elmer Donsife
Rumanians Shakeup Shows King Carol and Goga Clash
Feature on Romania as a crossroad between Europe and Asia. King Carol and premier-designate Octavian Goga clash over anti Semite policies amid Franco Russian tensions. Magda Lupescu figures into the power balance, influencing royal standing and potential shifts in Romania’s direction.
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Morgan Beatty
Balkan
Central America
Rumania
Octavian Goga
Carolin
Moscow
Washington
Europe
France
Romania
Carol
Asia
Goga
National ‘Christian Party
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Czechslovakia
Ook
Germany
National ‘Socialist Party
Magda Lupescu
Bucharest
Madame Lupescu
Lupescu
Fire destroys Harry F. Evans hardware store at Woodbine
Firefighters from Sykesville Mt Airy and Ellicott City battled an early Monday blaze that gutted the Harry F. Evans hardware store and warehouse at Woodbine. Owner places loss at 8000, with farm machinery and stock partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Mt. Airy
Ellicott City
Harry F. Evans
Woodbine
Henry Forsyth
Sykesville Company
Suit Over Contract Heard By Judge
The Creuit Court heard the suit of Mreo and Sir Wrnam Adams of Walkersville against Guy Fo Staub arising from a contract to farm the Deaysville place of about 20 acres on shares from April 1, 1987. The plaintiffs claim damages for alleged failure to comply with the written contract and a wheat crop shortfall. An attachment for alleged fraud was argued but overruled, with final decision deferred pending a legal review. testimony described disputed crop yields, stock on the farm, and Staub’s actions during the attachment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Staub
Creuit Court
Mreo
Wrnam Adams
Walkersville
Guy Fo Staub
Staub
Arthur D. Willard
Mm Connectee
Wittard
Kavs
Stant
Deaysville Place
Adams
Night Fire Wounds Mother and Surrenders Near Teruel
A house burned on a Thursday night leaving the mother wounded while a man sold hogs on Saturday. Attorneys Sherman P. Bowers and Alton J. Bennett represent Mr and Mrs Adams. Williams & Storm represent Staub. In Teruel, 230 Navarrese troops surrendered after a fierce assault as hospital defenders collapsed two weeks after barricading in the old quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman P. Bowers
Alton J ._ Bennett
Exhausted Insurgents Surrender To Loyalists
A report from Medici Spain dated January 7 states that about 600 exhausted insurgents who had been barracked in the Hospital of Asuncion near Teruel surrendered under government terms. Only a small number of insurgents remain in the city as Loyalist forces consolidate control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Arthy
Medici
Spain
Tomgat
Asuncion
Teruel
Mand
Une
Waren
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Leandi
Nelde
Jay
Bui
Rash
R. Ames Hendrickson
W. Eldridge
Myersville
Wis, Mary H. Decker, Frederick
Calvin S. Lohr
Thurmont
Sues Theater
Czechoslovakia
Western Maryland Trust Company OF
Maryland
Total Assets
Federal Reserve Bank
Manifel
U. S
Elmer L Eshieman
Elmer J. Eshleman
WM. B. Cutshall
W. Clinton McSherry
Louis L. Wilson
State of
W. Eugene Sanders
Notary Publicly Commission
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gakenes
Cherrie
California
Garbers
Storm & Shipley
Walter St
Reliable Junk CO
Maurice Solar
Prop
Office
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
Market St
Keemsberg
KEY Hotel
Banking House
Reserve
Depf
Total Capital Account
Ricugen
Wren, Enneeeetienme
Total
J. N. Wilson Schley
N. Wilson Schley
WM. R. Slemmer
Mantz Besant
Delaplaine
James Heinlein Harris
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