F R Still Calls Daniels Chief and Keynes Sees More Spending
Roosevelt nicknames Daniels chief, a reunion of past roles as ex-Navy secretary and current ambassador. Keynes visits the White House urging bolder New Deal spending and large public works to aid recovery and home construction while the NRA and WRA remain in turmoil amid advisory board disputes and labor tensions.
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Daniels
U.S
NRA
Washington
John Maynard Keynes
White House
Keynes
Roosevelt
Postand
WRA
Whineman
Industrial
Labor and
Consumers’ Advisory Boards
Labor Board
Darrow
Sidney Hillman
Amalecamsated
Darrow Board
Johnson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hitman
NEA Service, Inc
Bringing Romance To The Passion Play
Romance figures in the Passion Play production drawing attention for its star cast and broader family appeal. Organizers highlight the show as a cultural event meant to engage local audiences and boost attendance.
Baby rescue, church gathering feature odd town notes
Fragmentary local notices recount a baby in a tree and a cake cut scene as residents in Creagerstown share stories and small events. The piece mentions a clown, Rust, and a 1934 NEA Service credit with community names and a few social visits.
Annual Banquet of Calvary Episcopal Mothers and Teachers Club
The Mothers' and Teachers' Club of Calvary Mergediss Episcopal church held its 05 annual banquet in the church parlor Monday evening at 6:15. Rev. Dr. G Eis Williams led prayer. president Mrs Charles Hudson gave a report on the year’s activities and a bouquet was presented to her by Edgar B. Moore. A program followed with readings and various speakers listed, including Mrs Arthur Grove, Mrs Edward Gerrick, and many others among the attendees and speakers.
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Mothers
Calvary Mergediss Episcopal Church
G. Eis Wiliams
Charies Hudson
Ics Hudson
Edgar B. Moore
Pauline Hoontz
Iy Nusz
Gilmore Flauer Sa
Emor Taose
G. Exus Willams
Anna Schautz
Charles E Budson
Raymond Ford
Emory Stapley
Cause Hahn
Edgar E. Meers
Hagar K. Moore
Roy
Fogle
Mirst Noman
Hathleen Beacht Webo
Edward Peart
Radcine
Ane Hoontes Sarson
Gomore R Flauti
Gimere R. Flatt Jr
Sherman P. Bowers
Carles & Hudson Jr
Gimore Lescaice
Millard Orm
Halve Feaga
Wolam D Grove
Esther Grove
One Dead Two Missing In Pa Railroad Wreck
A Baltimore line passenger tram plunged down an embankment at Graystone station Baltimore county causing the death of Miss Margaret Frederick of Parkton Maryland. An engineer and a fireman are missing and believed buried beneath wreckage. The boiler explosion flung fragments and coal car remains scattered.
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Alimore
Penmsylvania
Graystone Station
Baltimore County
Margaret Frederick
Park‘ton
Baltimore
Prcineer
T M
J O Blauser
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Divorce sought by E Edward D Snyder from Sevena C Snyder
E Edward D Snyder through attorney Reno S Harp filed for divorce in the Circuit Court. The couple, married June 22 1928 in Unionville, reside in Frederick County. They have a seven year old child in the mother’s custody. The complaint alleges persistent and final spousal mistreatment for at least three years.
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E. Edward D Snyder
Reno S. Harp
Circuit Court
Sevena C. Snyder
Fredenck County
Unionville
Waihar
Etts
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