Labor Board Plan for Steel Dispute Urged by Perkins
The article recounts Frances Perkins pushing a national board to mediate steel industry labor conflicts amid President Roosevelt's refusal to adopt a direct negotiation. Amalgamated and steel operators present competing proposals with Perkins empowered to oversee actions, aiming to preserve orderly relations without compromising principles. Green, Amalgamated leader, favors a majority representation and an impartial board approach as law takes effect.
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Pest Geyineo Wheat Damages Near Adams Town
An insect damaged wheat fields near Adams town by boring the heads and destroying grain. State Entomologist H N Gary from the University of Maryland Extension Service examined a field Tuesday morning and obtained a specimen for study to identify the newcomer pest.
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Adamstown
H N Gary
Extension Service
Universi of Maryland
Problem Child Convicted of Kidnapping in Chicago
Fourteen year old George Rogalski known as the problem child was found guilty of kidnapping Doretta Zictlow, a 30 month old girl, and sentenced to ten years in the State Penitentiary. A stay was granted June 29 to decide special imprisonment provisions.
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Chicago
George Rogalski
Doretta Zictlow
George
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Apri
George Peer
Ano
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Mercy
Sunshine Lane Opens Tonight At Woodsboro Opera House
A three act comedy Sunshine Lane is presented this evening at the Woodsboro opera house under the auspices of Three Cs Class and St. Johns Reformed church. Rev Nelson C Brown will assist with rehearsals directed by Mass Edna Grace Smith. The cast features Mrs Burroughs and daughter Helen Burroughs, Miss Frances Wills, Miss Edith Waring, Miss Elimbeth Gersher, Miss Mildred Wills, Miss Mildred or Mandy, Miss Allen Bowers, Elwood Wiles and Charlie Con.
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Sunshine Lane
Woodsboro Opera House
St. John's Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Nelson C Brown Yestor
Edna Grace Smith
Burroughs Whowses
Harvey Harts
Helen Burroughs
Prett and Tormmantie
Frances Wills
Dorothy Wariing
Ethel Crim
Edith Waring
Elimbeth Gersher
Hetty H
Sunshine
Mildred Wills
Sue Norris Warr- Wes
Mildred
Mandy Astdeach
Burroughs
Allen Bowers
Paen Vana the Great
Ana
Lee Wanebrenner
Charlier
Elwood Wiles
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Appointments of M P Church Made
Maryland Conference of the Methodist Protestant church announces ministerial appointments for the year. Rev L E Haddaway appeals from task orders amid routine changes. Dr Geo W Haddowar re elected conference representative to the Lords Day Alliance. Rev R W White and Rev George K Mather nominated to the Maryland Delaware council of religious education. Finances set at 39050 annual budget, with superannuated funds continued.
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Westminster
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
L. E. Haddaway
Kennedyville
Carroll Clieut
Baltinorean
Geo W . Haddduar
Haltumore
Lords Day Alliance
R W White
Baltimore
George K Mather
Westyster
Maryland- Delaware Council of Religious Education
Board of Finance
R L Shipies
High Point College
I Humphreys
Presid
Western Mainand College
Western Maer College
Latrence Lite
Westmansies Theologice
Wersim
Usicrological
Board of Missions
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Harriman Guilty
A local court found Harriman guilty in a case detailing disputed actions and charges brought by authorities. The ruling follows a lengthy investigation and brings closure to the involved parties.
Dog Makes Unprompted Clinic Visits For Ear Treatment
A two year old French bulldog named Bingo repeatedly traveled to Dr RV Smith's veterinary office on its own to receive ear treatment for canker sores. Mrs. Edward P Thomas reported the dog’s routine visits and the vet noted Bingo calmly boarded the table and allowed ear swabs until healing.
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Edward P Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Bingo
RV Smith
Soith
Thomas
Dr. Smith
Smith
Shi
Visitang
New York Jury acquits executives in banking case mix
Federal court case involving the National and Trust Company funds, a $1.713 million loan, forged entries, and multiple counts ends with acquittals for Albert Farmier and other executives after jurors return a split verdict.
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New Yorks
Joseph W. Hacmman
National and Trust Company
Federal Court
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Depasiers
Vis
Albert Farmier
Presiine Dans
Wossea Pias
Farmers Discuss Income Tax Plan at Baltimore Meeting
A joint meeting of the Maryland State Grange and State Farm Bureau Tax Committees in Baltimore discussed a resolution by Frederick County Farm Bureau directors proposing an income tax to fund relief work rather than raising property taxes. No action was taken, with plans for a next meeting and District relief processes highlighted.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
State Grange
State Farm Bureau Tax Committees
Baltimore
Thomass. Anderson
Harford County
C. E. Wise
State Farm Bureau
Wise
Maryland
Pomona Grange
Fredenck County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Academy
Grange Farm Bureau
Roosevelt signs silver purchase bill to extend policy
Washington notes state the Roosevelt administration signs the bill extending the silver purchase program through a Treasury buy until a 3 percent limit of the metallic monetary stock. Senators Putman King and Rep D. D. Dites are named among the lawmakers participating in the act.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tomight
Fittman
Treasury
Sen Putman
Nevada
Doughton
North Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sen King
Utah
Texas
Senator Tharer Found Guilty Of Official Misconduct
The New York State Senate unanimously held Warren T. Tharer of Chateaugay guilty of official misconduct linked to dealings with Associated Gas and Electric. Tharer was not present as his seat tied to St. Lawrence and Franklin counties was declared vacant following his resignation.
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Albany NY
New York State Senate
Warren T. Tharer
Chateaugay
M Hs
Associated Gas and Electric
Compan
Tharer
St Mee
Franklin Counties
Windblows report disrupts task then returns it
A wind gust snatched a report from Charles Troxel at the Potomac Edison building on East Patton Street, blowing it through an open window to Miss Frances Yinger. Troxel pursued the report as it traveled outside, landing in Yinger’s hands amid a scene of disruption. Vienna police consider charges regarding Miss Susanne Ferrand in a missing person case tied to a trunk and property of an American woman lawyer.
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Potomac Edison Company
Patron Street
Charles
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Mss Prances
Vienna
Agnes Tutterson
Miss Pufverson
Ivan Poe
Pollie
Susanne Ferrand
Pederjay
Radcliffe Announces Backing From Garrett County Democrats
Governor Radcliffe announces endorsements from 112 Garrett County Democrats and county workers, backing his gubernatorial candidacy. The list includes state party delegates and county campaign officials, with four convention votes pledged for the Western Maryland effort.
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Garrett County
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Picnic Plan for Lehigh and Surrounding Counties Event
A regional picnic planned for Sunday July 17 at Pen-Mar Park near the Maryland border. Residents in York Adams Franklin and Washington counties in Pennsylvania and Maryland are invited to join.
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