Local office reorganization under new federal labor setup
Miss Maretta Hershberger and Charles N. Staley oversee a statewide statistical reemployment clerks conference as the local office shifts back to the Department of Public Works under Washington control. Five daily reports go to Washington. monthly in-person or remote updates keep employment cards active. Since July 1, about 60 jobs have been found weekly across farm hands domestics clerks waitresses and typists amid steady demand for labor and domestic workers. Reagan produces 91 percent of the nation’s 2
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Maretta Hershberger
Charles N. Staley
Olver C. Short
Beltimore
Department of Public Works
Department of Civil Works
Department of Labor
Washington
Baltimore
Steley
Miss Hershberger
Focal
Staley
Aliss Hershberger
Miss Hershberge
Bubble Blowing Army Faces Soap Shortage
In a lighthearted sequence, Dancy Sax and Dotty blow giant bubbles as Windy Woods leads the group. They race to outpace an enemy while energy from bubbles gives hope despite a dwindling supply of soap and the need to fetch more from a general’s tent.
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Mot
Jae
Dour
Dumey
Officials named to key FTC divisions in reorganization
The Stock and Commission announce appointments with Judge John J. Burns named general counsel from Massachusetts Superior Court and Baldwin Bans to head the securities division as executive assistant. Joseph P. Kennedy praised Burns while Kennedy also announced William Co. Douglas from Yale Law School to lead reorganizational work.
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John J. Burns
Massachusetts Superior Court
Baldwin Bans
Securitties
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy
Burns
Bane Geals
Exchange Comms
Kennedy
William Co. Douglas
Yale Law School
Guld
Commission
Reorg. Run. Corpora
Commission Members Appointed to Lead Each Unit
A proposal outlines that a member of the commission will be placed in charge of each unit. The plan aims to assign leadership duties, clarify responsibilities, and streamline oversight across divisions.
Jurisdiction Plea Over Frederick County Court Case
Ernest H. Reichenbach of Baltimore contests Frederick County Court jurisdiction in a $1000 damages suit filed by Roy D. Seachrist. Seachrist accuses the Baltimore music teacher of luring pupils from the Metropolitan School of Music. Reichenbach asserts no residence or regular business in Frederick County and offers to verify his statements.
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Frederick County
Ernest H. Reichenbach
Baltimore
Roy D. Seachrist
Reichenbach
Seachrist
Metropolitan School of Music
Institution of the Slit
Baltimore ci
Frederick Coffety
Three Negroes Sentenced in City Court and Related Cases
In a heavy Police Court session Judge GEO Motter sentenced six men, two of them African American, to three month terms in the House of Correction for various charges. Joe Brow received a three month term for resisting arrest after an incident Sunday afternoon. Other cases included fines for cursing, disorderly conduct, drunkenness, and a suspended sentence for a man tied to a disturbance at his mother’s home.
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House of Correction
Geo Motter
Joe Brow
Allen Bertzis
Herbert
Jan
Soes
Ada
Hanaie
Jo Brown
George Hoffman
Frank Cram
Eduard King
George Offord
Siuime
Offord
Winess
Barteis
Strawsburg
King
Edward Wood
Frederick
Joseph Wisner
Walter Jexel
Benjamim Phebus
James Proctor
Squeeze Makes Big Slam In Jaeger Problem
Bridge puzzle analysis by Henry P. Jaeger presents South’s four spades contract. West opens heart, East probes heart length then responds three spades. The solution shows a squeeze ending in a cramp slam bonus after careful play including discarding hearts and clubs to force North’s dilemma.
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WM. E. McKenney
Henry P. Jaeger
West
East
Jand Kung
Jung
Wes
South
Declarer
State Officer A F Anderson Arrest in Frederick Saturday
State Officer A F Anderson made arrest in Frederick on Saturday for alleged auto related offenses including operating an automobile with markers issued to another car and lacking a registration card. Norman M Bear and Mr Atry faced charges stemming from the incident and $11 collateral was forfeited. Officer Anderson filed the charges.
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A. F. Anderson
Frederick
Norman M Bear
Atry
Anderson
Surprise Birthday for Charles B Staley Celebrated
About 35 members of the Holy Name Sody attended a surprise birthday party for Charles B Staley Monday evening. The event marked his seventy second anniversary as friends gathered at his home on East Church Street. A procession to St Johns School and a short program followed with refreshments served and Mr Staley receiving large numbers of well wishers.
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Holy Name Sody
Charles B. Stale
Staley
Joseph E Eleus
East Church Street
Res Frog J Dowlan
St John’s Church
Philp L Parrel
Liberty Joan and
Rey Zy
Joseph
Lau
Tames
Ot' Johns School
Frede
John P
Rone
Margaret Eigo'ae
Mr Staley
Tae Ascasie
Anne Cs
Roosevelt Watches Gunnery Drills At Sea Demonstration
President Roosevelt observed long range gunnery and rangefinding aboard the U S S New Orleans with Houston and New Orleans cruisers during a broadside demonstration.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Houston
Colliflower shoots 33 for nine holes in golf round
Monday afternoon Colliflower carded 33 for nine holes with four birdies on holes four five six and seven. He paused on the last hole missing by inches at a potential course record. He played alongside Carl W. Snook and W. T. Delaplaine as the round and scoring were reported.
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Colliflower
Carl W. Snook
W. T Delaplaine
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Thomas H. Davis
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