Darrow Leads NRA Review Calls for Return to Antitrust Laws
Clarence Darrow's NRA review board urges undoing suspended antitrust laws and criticizes NRA codes as tending toward monopoly. It recommends a permanent independent appeal board and separate minor-appeal panels, while warning that government-backed profits threaten democracy.
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Mother Daughter Banquet At United Brethren Church
A large crowd attended a mother and daughter banquet held Thursday night at 6 30 in the social rooms of United Brethren Church. The program included welcome by Mrs Muller Cassell, duets and readings by several women, and potted flowers for the oldest and youngest mothers, Clara V McDonald and Mrs Glen Beker.
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Two Hurt In Accident On Steiner's Hill Sunday
A Sunday crash on Steiner's Hill near Jefferson injured two people and left a third trapped. Mrs Howard T Greensboro N C, wife of the car owner, and Chester A Read of Pa, a passenger, were hospitalized with lacera tions and later discharged. The automobile was en route toward the Hill when the crash occurred.
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Jackson at Cumberland Se Snag State Suit
A brief notice reports a state suit involving Jackson and Cumberland County. The case references Section 5.2 of a Wester statute and mentions local ICORs and a Batomoare venue, with a cautious note of encouragement for developments.
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Reconstruction After Fire Leaves Chicago Meat District Wreckage
In Chagos May 20 an army of workmen began rapid reconstruction after Chicago's worst fire since 1871 as investigators led by attorney Thomas J. Sheehan probed its cause. About 1,500 were treated for injuries with 490 hospitalised while 1,000 men cleared debris at the Union Stock Yards, where the blaze started near Morgan Street and Exchange Avenue. The fire, fanned by wind, gutted cattle pens and spread across Halsted Street, threatening the world's largest meat market until crews contained it by nightfall.
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Jailed After Recovery From Self Inflicted Wound
Eugene D Wright 22 of West South street was removed from Montevue hospital to the county jail after a self inflicted gunshot wound. Deputies say he cannot post a peace bond demanded by his mother and brother amid ongoing threats to family. The 22 caliber pistol was confiscated and Wright remains in custody as no further charges are listed.
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Four Killed in Blast at Bronze Powder Works
Four workers died and several others were seriously injured when an explosion wrecked the Bronze Powder Works plant near Painesville Ohio. The blast trapped workers and hindered immediate rescue efforts, with hospital transport for the injured and authorities assessing the scene.
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Multiple arrests after weekend motor vehicle and public order incidents
Rayner Jameson was held on $1,600 bond after Saturday arrest for operating a vehicle with defective brakes. Several others faced charges including drunkenness and disorderly conduct. George Berner, Hunk Ivory, and Charles Eyler were among those cited for parking violations or minor infractions as police conducted hearings.
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Farm Bureau Meeting and Address at Feaga Hie School
The Bal Farm Bureau hosts an evening meeting at Feaga Hie school with Wilbert L. Smith of Free enck County Farm Bureau delivering the address. A special musical program features Paul Derry of Monrovia and refreshments will be served.
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Property Sold at Public Sale in Doubs for $200
A frame house and half an acre in Doubs were sold on a public sale Saturday morning to Wil er of Buckerstown for $200. Executor Vv. Lawson oversaw the proceedings with John W Null acting as auctioneer.
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Maryland Roads Board to Lose Chairman G Clinton Uh
Baltimore reports say G Clinton Uh, chairman of the Maryland Roads Commission and head of Public Works, plans to resign from the $6,000 a year post. His move follows earlier signals that E Brooke Lee would also depart, with broader notes on his other university and regents roles.
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