Shorter Labor Hours Planned In Roosevelt Conference
Washington March 5 leaders in conference as Roosevelt backs a 10 hour workday aim and NRA officials discuss correcting code mistakes and increasing employment. John Jonsson and A J Heorge weigh percentages and phased reductions while critics and industry reps attend five meetings on labor, small business, price fixing, administration and enforcement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lauders of
NRA
National Recovery Unit
Ralph E. Flanders
Exsisnd
Astead
CWA
Perkins
Donald Richberg
WRA
Maxwell on Trial for Murder in West Virginia Farm Feud
Howard County jury heard first evidence in the Edwin L Maxwell case over the killing of Glenn Fisher, son of a former cattle farm partner. The questions loom: was Maxwell temporarily insane when he fired after Fisher, or did he act in self defense or pursue the running man across the yard. The state seeks first degree murder. Maxwell’s defense argues temporary insanity and self defense amid a feud between prominent West Virginia families.
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Elcott City
Howard County
Edwin L Maxwell
Glenn Fisher
Staxwell
Fishers
Maxwell
Fisher
Stescoly
Bond Granted For Alleged Offense In Court Appearance
A defendant named Recognizamee was released on bond for the release of Amos Sj Fiskr after paying $300 bond. They must appear in court as required. Archie T Flohr facilitated the bond. The case involved a bastard charge and a future court appearance is set.
Phases of Corn Hog Program Discussed at Conference
County agents from four counties met with Federal and state officials at Henry R. Shoemaker's office to review phases of the corn hog curtailment program. Speakers included M D Moore J W Magruder Richard C Ross Paul E Nystrom and E Oswald. Announcement was made of the immediate reopening of the wheat program with new contracts for farmers who did not sign previously. Contracts signed now would qualify for 1933 final payments and 1934-35 benefits, with details to be released soon.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
M D Moore
Hagerstown
L C Burns Westminster
J. W. Magruder
Ellicott City
Richard C Ross
Maryland
Paul E Nystrom
Extension Service University of Maryland
E. Oswald
Washington
Acta
Berlin and Nazi disarmament talks hinge on US stance
The article reports global reactions to disarmament efforts tied to a broader world peace pact. It mentions US Ambassador at large Lerdes pushing to clear the arena for armament reduction and highlights pressures on leaders, with references to Göring and Goering era era. The piece notes costs and timing surrounding related conferences and potential pacts.
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Berlin
Maren
Germrent
Registe
Wihela Goering
R Lerdes
Armemg
Wynekoop Case Goes to Jury in Chicago Trial
In Chicago the murder trial of Dr Alice L Wynekoop enters closing arguments as prosecutor Dougherty urges a verdict of punishment without direct death penalty demand. The 63 year old defendant sits defiant while defense counsel Smith prepares final pleas and the jury nears deliberation.
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Chicago
Fheta Wynekoop
Alice L Wynekoop
Charles S Dougherty
Waynekoops
W W Smith
Tomormon
Dougherty
Dor Wynekoop
Wiewsoop
Ponce
Rheta
Wraekosp
Trip To Paris Event At Hood College Room
Miss Hal l Off presided over a private evening at Hood College in Barbara Frvene Zea Room Mosca Mass Leonard describing a journey toward Paris. The event included a short talk on Zona meeting tasks and a reading by Miss Vir.am Appe.
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Paris
Lounne Lecord
Lady of Hood College
de Zona Cina
Mosca
Mass Leonard
Chateau de Chantir Rach
Pars
Miss Hall
Moss Leonara
Barpara Friuchue
Dillinger Hunt in Chicago Area
Police intensified a manhunt for John Dillinger and Herbert Youngblood in the Chicago area. A car believed linked to Dillinger was found on the North Side as squads searched northwest hideouts, following sightings after last being seen at Peotone.
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Chitags
John Dulinger
Indiana
North Side
Dillinger
Herbert Youngblood
Regro
Dilinger
Desperado
Peotone
Roosevelt to Lead NRA in Correcting Mistakes
President Roosevelt on March 5 outlined the NRA effort to correct missteps and to spur industry to rehire workers and raise wages. He framed it as a broader recovery challenge, while Congress and Supreme Court actions loom over price regulation and arms production debates.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Washmecon
Hugh S Jonson
He Sans
Ovent
Amenca
Japan
Limba
Sit
Senate
Win
New York Exchange
J P Morgan and Company
Wach
Bouse
Appropriations Committee
Army
Stiai
Tract of Land Sales Record In Clerk Office
Deeds filed Monday record multiple land transfers. Victor Gladhil sold three tracts near Mountainndale totaling about 28 acres for around 3000 dollars. Hamis sold to Mo and Wis Wilam Ho Riposom a 80 acre parcel for about 3300 dollars. Amel ia Dacey sold a house lot near Creanon Catocun for about 1000 dollars.
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Victor Gladhil
Mountainndale
Brantz
Wis Wilam
Thurston Compas
Purenase Pte
Amelia Dacey
Mos Herbers
Jon
Creagers
DILLINGER ALLEGEDLY HEADED TOWARD BALTIMORE
Baltimore police report after a broadcast that John Dillinger and a black man are en route from Frederick. The outlaw, who escaped Saturday from Crown Point jail, is said to ride in a car with red and green bulbs on headlights and a Maryland license plate. Police urged extreme caution as officers prepared to intercept.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Police
Niehs
John Dllinger
Frederick
Crown Point
John Carey
Tgmt
State Police
Frederck
Unclear Telegram About Cumberland amon Car Report
A fragment describes a communication with the State Police headquarters regarding an automobile suspected in Cumberland. The message notes the vehicle’s description was given to Frederick police and a lookout was active this morning, but it does not state whether the car was seen in Frederick County.
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Tadkananolis
Cumberland
State Poloe
Frederick County
Prederick
Notes On Starch And Sewing Preparations
Muddled note describes starching garb with white blouses and folded items. Instructions mention keeping items in a basket covered with a cloth to preserve starch quality and avoid moisture. The text suggests careful handling of fabric and starch to maintain crispness.
State Line boy takes own life near Woodrow Lynch
A 17 year old boy from State Line, Pennsylvania shot himself in his bedroom with a shotgun just after speaking to his mother. Coroner Dr. A W Chambersburg returned a verdict of suicide. He was survived by his parents, four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were to be held at the Boormst Lutheran Church with Rev. R J Yost presiding.
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Myersville
Reo
Adrian Detbers
St James
Shiffle
Hubert Lynch
Sharpsburg
Lynch
Hagersown
Donald Lyn
Boormst
R J
A Yost
Soste
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