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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

2

Secretary Perkins Delivers Counter Proposal On Steel Strike Risk

Secretary Perkins transmitted a direct counter proposal to steel manufacturers to avert a work stoppage while unions and operators awaited responses. She also agreed to hear views from a militant workers group led by Patrick J. Rush. A related Congressional action created a board of boards to investigate labor provisions under the national recovery act.

Washingon Perkins Miss Perzins Meet Steel and Meta Patrick J .Ush Dave Miss Perkins Congress Roosevelesterday Ebor National Record Y Act

Community Notes From Emmitsburg Area June Entries

Local items include Mr and Mrs John Elder and son and others traveling to Cascada while relatives stay in New York for three weeks. Students and residents, including Miss Charlotte Shrier and Miss Sara Laurence, return to homes from Maryland and Altoona. A garment company outing, Sunday visits by Joseph Tyson, and a birthday party at the Stouter home are recorded. A mower accident and a high school graduation for Leonard Agnew are noted along with a newborn daughter for the Gertz family and a traffic-related fine in the area.

Emertsburg John D Elder Ear Ysonnne Frederick Street Ruth Pisset Greenmount Cascada Elder New York Charlote Shrier Maryland E R Lamer Emmieburg Promo Charles B Shaughnessey Chestertown Shaughnessey St Mary's Colege Sara Laurence Altoona Frank Eugene S Burroughs Odenton Joseph Tyson Washington, DC Rel Clarence Sanders Waynesor Emmitsburg Garment Company Marsh Creek Quincy Overman Adarf Lewis Clark G ' Alesses Louie McG i Tressier Helen Linge Bessie Tr Carre Baker Stouter Least Cooper Earl John Cool Robert Poulson Troxel Lester Tressier Sneeley Ralph Ohler Oscar Hugh Paul Farkasaries Stuimiler Mary Grace Haxter L Medeal Pan Hopkins Anna Mae Mier tRay Shorb Wesporo Louse Avieger Charles Reed Baltmore Jaere Harrison Mort Tract Road Martin Stouter Ion Ior Martn Stouter Wiliam Snouter Robert iWelty Willam Bolanger Earl Hank Lawrence Haley Ervin Pattenberger Land Bernard Boyle Famy Anna Ruth Edth Huda Margarets Stouter Rachel Haley William Haley Thomas Bovinger John Cool

Rural hort course urged to boost nonmaterial values

In College Park Maryland on June 20 Mary land women attending the annual rural horticulture course were urged by Dr Arnold Benner Hall director Washington to focus more on the development of nonmaterial values in life. Dr Hall said these the last ten years.

College Park Maryland Arnold Benner Hall Wgs Ensiration Washington

Quote on materialism by Dr Patterson during wartime speech

Dr H J Patterson dean of the College of Agriculture warned that during the war era the drive to get rich glossed over material needs. He noted roughly 5 000 men and 5 000 women or perhaps youths assume responsibilities for the farm and agriculture sector.

H. J. Patterson College of Agriculture

Six Week Winter School To Start At University

A six week winter school will be held at the university for the first time starting next January. It aims to prepare boys and girls for responsibilities in farm and home making. Charles E Wise of the Mary and Farm Bureau Federation extended greetings and outlined their work toward improving farming conditions. Dr T B Symons of the Darversey Extension Service described land use projects and summarized crop adjustment results in Maryland.

University Charles E Wise The Mary and Farm Bureau Federation i T. B. Symons Darversey Extension Service Maryland

Poulois Defends Against House Charges in War Dept Report

Benjamin D. Foulois chief of the War Corps fights charges from a House military sub committee report recommending his dismissal. Secretary Dern studies the report and refers it to Foulois. The Justice Department also probes alleged fraud in War Department property and Attorney General Cummings names a special assistant to review evidence.

Benjamin D. Poulois War Corps House Military Dern Foulois Justice Department War Department Cummings House

Piles Go Quic Without Salves or Cutting

Thousands suffer from bleeding or protruding piles seeking quick relief. An internal remedy called HEMROID is advertised, claimed to soothe bowel issues, restore strength, and end piles with a claimed successful record. A Barry apso store advertises the product as effective and inexpensive.

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