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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1934

Page

13

Labor unrest spreads though U S as roosevelt seeks plan

Washington reports say widespread labor unrest prompts President Roosevelt to push a plan to avert strikes in the automobile industry. White House meetings with auto manufacturers and labor leaders aim to gather info for a possible settlement, amid broader strike threats in Cleveland and other cities.

Washington Roosevelt Joseph B. Eastman Kostak White House Willim Green American Federation of Labor Wiliam Collins Covastry

Walter Hagen Enjoys Second Jove at Delta Camp

The famous professional golfer Walter Hagen indulges in a light moment at the Delta waning camp in Lakeland. A husky sauté is noted as part of the scene, with local color and familiar chatter surrounding the event.

Walter Hagen Lakeland

Get Hint on Maximizing Tricks in Bridge Play

Secretary WM McKrenney of the American Bridge League urges players to maximize tricks after securing a contract. A sample hand by Jefferson B. Gick and partner at the Akron championship shows precise discards and squeezes leading to seven over nine tricks.

McKrenney American Bridge League Jefferson B. Gick Cleveland Akron

Specht’s Term Begun Amid Courtroom Turmoil

Specht received a six month term for non-support after a week of broken pledges. He faced Justice Motzer in Poze Court and was later suspended from liquor for three years. Police reports and a jaw injury followed his pickup by Officer Nogie.

Witem Speck Nomh Benz Sincet Iodey House of Correction Con_ swabie Charles W. Smith Specht G. K. Motzer Poze Court Iscnléren Oelay Suecht George Nogie Consias E South

Roosevelt Delay Steers Labor Action in Auto Plants

President Roosevelt’s request delayed action by 10 000 workers including strikes at Addressograph Multigraph and Menk Brothers laundry while labor leaders pledge to back the President’s new deal. Jim Collins of the AF of L and automobile workers’ leaders plan to attend a conference as clouds of uncertainty hang over the auto industry’s path to a potential settlement.

Roosevelt Addressograph Multigraph Corporaten Menk Brothers Laundry Jim Collins American Federation of Labor Detroi

Creolin Disinfectant Promoted for Home Odor Control

An old advertisement touts Creolin as a powerful safe disinfectant for homes and businesses. It claims to curb foul odors from garbage and damp areas, prevent disease germs, and keep spaces clean. The copy urges keeping a bottle on hand and promises refunds if not satisfactory.

Board of Health Cheken Arcecan

Former radio singer to perform at Americas Legion show

Irving L. Shuffler Jr. former radio singer joins a Scott Ker Post 1 Americas Legion show as an added attraction. He will sing his own song Can I Embrace You which has recently been copied and published. Shuffler left radio in 1932 to complete high school and hopes to resume acting later this year.

Irving L. Shuffler, Jr The Americas Legion Scott Ker Post Shuffler Acranes Fass

Language use in India mirrors English reach and many tongues

The record notes that 340 million people live in India and only 2.6 million speak English. The remaining population lacks literacy in any of the 222 Oriental languages listed, indicating widespread language diversity and literacy gaps.

India Fee

House of Correction Return Moves to Frederick

Constable Smith escorted Clarence Hall back to Frederick from the House of Correction this afternoon. The am ended sentence was then placed in effect.

Smith Frederick House of Correction Clarence Hall

Unclear fragmentary text on arrest and detention

Fragmentary report notes a nine month term for assault in a larceny case. The detainee is held at Haliman and a Gelamer awaits release from the secterce.

Tam Haliman Secterce

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