Six Hurt In Accidents In City, County
In Frederick County fog and light drizzle caused multiple wrecks yesterday afternoon. One Fredericktonian and five county residents were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for injuries, with several others sustaining minor hurts. Police investigated a head on collision near Walkersville and a separate incident on U S 15 that blocked traffic for hours. No charges were filed.
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Frederick County
Alis
Catherine Eaves
Hilda Fogle
Walkersville
H. E. Cornpropst
Magnolia Avenue
James Alger
Petersville Road
Brunswick
Cornpropst
Alger
Charles Tregoning
Dill and
College Avenues
Cornproost
Mildred K. Henderson
Dill Avenue
Hood College
Carl L. White
Keymar
Tr. l
James Rouzee
MSP
C. E. Cline and Son
Lewistown
D. A. Tucker
Metro Wally
John Street
Leamington
Ontario
Canada
Atkins
Toas Citrusaden
Tr. Tucker
Co-Op Conference Opens in Annapolis on Budget and Credit
Annapolis hosts a two day Maryland farm cooperative conference with sponsors including University of Maryland College of Agriculture Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station, Baltimore Bank for Cooperatives, Maryland Farm Bureau and State Grange. Leaders include Dr G M Cairns and Paul R Poffenberger as panelists discussing working capital credit policies and member interests amid a changing economy. Flower arrangement referenced as a Japan note.
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Annapolis
Maryland Farm Cooperatives
College of Agriculture, Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Maryland
Baltimore Bank For Cooperatives
Maryland Farm Bureau
State Grange
G. M. Cairns
Maryland
Herbert R. Hoopes
Grange
Paul R. Poffenberger
University Agricultural
Southern States Cooperative
Paul E. Nystrom
University Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing
Wilson A. Heaps
Farm Bureau
Detective Pettie and Parks Die in Arlington Shootout
Arlington detective Russell Pettie and suspect Jack Parks were killed when Pettie, aiming to seize Parks for a mental examination, approached a one story home. Police returned fire from behind cars and entered the basement, attic, and ceiling to recover both bodies after a fatal shootout.
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Parks
Pelicve
Pettie
Walter Bell
Arlington
Bell
AY Alynns
Peltie
Chattanooga Curfew for All Men in City Residential Areas
Chattanooga Tennessee January 20 1930 officials impose a dusk to dawn curfew for all adult males in residential districts to curb attacks on women. Police Commissioner Roy Hyatt announces 125 armed auxiliary officers and a suspension of days off for regular officers. Arrests will be made for loitering without a satisfactory reason.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Roy Hyatt
Hyatt
Ed Ricketts
Grounding urged for Arthur Godfrey by aviation board
The Civil Aeronautics Administration urged grounding Arthur Godfrey for reckless flying and said his medical clearance to fly was not in order. The CAB was asked to suspend his pilot license, but the CAA backed off, allowing continued flight pending a CAB decision. Godfrey, with 25 years flying, may still fly if medically cleared, while awaiting final policy.
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New York
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Arthur Godfrey
CAA
Washington
Godfrey
Civil Aeronautics Board
Teterboro
Nale
DCS
CAB
Julius la Rosa
la Rosa
CBS
58Rd Street
Appeal Voices Respect for CAA Amid Eat or Eat Debate
A fragment expresses respect for the CAA and hopes the group does not lose support. The speaker contrasts choices and uses unclear phrasing regarding eating as a metaphor for policy stance.
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CAA
Unemployment Checks in Frederick County Report
The seventeenth annual Employment Security Board report shows 2411 residents in Frederick County received unemployment checks in the year ending June 30. The county had 4086 initial claims and 11967 continuations, with average weekly benefits of 22.09 dollars.
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Frederick County
Employment Security Board
Carroll County
Howard County
Montgomery County
Howard
Somtbueset
Carrell County
Montgomery
Carrol
Beeson Nomination Delayed By Senate Labor Committee
The Senate Labor Committee postponed a vote on Albert C. Beeson to head the National Labor Relations Board for two days amid sharp questions from Democrats including Lehman and Kennedy who pressed for more information and questioned his background as a management insider. Republicans lauded Beeson, with Alexander Smith predicting approval and Goldwater and Purtell endorsing his qualifications. Beeson defended his stance as ready for the board while noting the NLRB’s future direction.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
Lehman
Deny Kennedy
D-Mass
Douglas
Beeson
H. Alexander Smith JR
Goldwater R-Arigy
Purtell
Hiey
Kennedy
Management
Labor
NLRB
Truman Era Labor Act Debate Reflects Board Stalemate
The report notes former President Truman favored the Taft Hartley Act more for labor, while critics say it extended Wagner Act bias. Beeson’s NLRB nomination could shift a five member board toward Eisenhower admiration. Kennedy and Seaman push delay to vet Beeson, who is 47 and industrial relations VP for Food Machinery and Chemical Corp in San Jose.
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Truman
Beeson
NLRB
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Seaman
Food, Machinery and Chemical Corp
San Jose
Calif
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Japan
Arlington Man
Baltimore
Temperance League of Maryland
Fred W. Smith
Institute On Religion and Health
Council of Churches and Christian Education of
Maryland-Delaware
Lutheran Inner Mission Society
St.yvos
Besizas
St, Joseph
Kehne Furn. CO
Eavenes Economy Oil CO
M. L. Summers Frederick, Md
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
Bud
Jack’s Aquarium
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick St
W. S. Routzahn
C. F. Speak, Jr
Singer Sewing Center
N. Market SY
Sam Miller
South Market Street
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre
Esther Williams
Esther Williars
MGM
America
Frederick
Hendrickson
City Service
Cabs, Inc
Iey
Serta
Imbel
Coa
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market St
Macbeth
Scotland
Philadelphia
Chester Bridgeport
Delaware River
Jersey Shore
Delaware
Bridgeport Dock
Alexander McCullough
Winon, N. J
St. Patrick’s
Berger’s
Hookmart & Gift Shop
North Market Street
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