Roosevelt Backing NRA For Second Year Amid Debate
President Roosevelt will stand by the blue eagle NRA for a second year of the emergency amid controversy over the Darrow report. He plans to survey results across the country this summer while keeping to NRA principles and open to future legislation after June 1935. Congress would handle any new action. critics show no sign of easing.
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Darrow
IRA
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NRA
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Armaments debate at Convocation of Cum mand highlights war fomenters
A large audience gathered at the Episcopal church in Swickley for the Convocation of Cumberland, with Rev. Don Frank Ann delivering remarks on Armaments and World Peace. He argued weapons makers influence legislation and press, urging community action to curb conflict. Rev. Mark Jenkins of Brunswick led local arrangements as Rev. Douglass Hooft attended from All Saints arch, this county.
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Washington
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ier B. McKun
St. Mark's church
Don Frankann
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Mark Jenkins
Brunswick
Douglass Hooft
Al Sans’ arch
cucy
Pilot Batten Flies Solo from England to Australia
Mary Batten, 24, completed a solo flight from England to Port Darwin in North Australia. She set a new women's distance record, surpassing the previous mark of Amy Minson. Batten arrived to a tumultuous welcome at 3 p.m. local time after a 19 day journey, her third attempt from Lympne.
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North Australia
Mary
New Zealand
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Miss Batten
sway
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Weather data weather report May precip and sun moon data
The excerpt records daily weather figures for May with precipitation values around 380 to 389 points. It notes a prior year figure of 49 and times for sunrise at 4:24 am and moon events expected tomorrow around 3:00 pm for rising and 1:54 am for setting, indicating incomplete OCR values.
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Eastern Star celebration marks thirteenth birthday in Maine
More than 100 Eastern Star members attended the Tuesday night event in Middletown Maine for the chapter fee of thirteenth year since organizing in 1991. Guests included Mrs Barry Mueller of Baltimore Grand Lecturer and Past Grand Matron Charles F Yaeger and Mrs Aca Barnhart of Hagerstown. The evening featured greetings and a cake presentation for Past Matrons and Past Patrons.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Middletown
Aca Barnhart
Alpert Boveau
Byron Winebrewer
Markets Drift Lower as Commodities Fall
Markets slide with cotton and silver dropping while rubber prices ease. Bond futures stay soft but premium notes hold steady. dollar strengthens with exchange rates at about 10s. Auto lending resumes at roughly one percent as monetary conditions shift.
International Conference on Money Urged by Moscow Publisher
Col. Frank Knox, publisher, calls for an international monetary stability conference in a Moscow report. He warns Europe sits on a hair trigger amid electric atmosphere of dread and uncertainty of a possible collapse. He notes renewed armament and powder magazines, urging U.S. leadership for a cautious, well advocated European conference.
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Frank Knox
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Milk Injunction Case in Baltimore Thursday
Farmers from Derick Carroll and Baltimore counties plan a Thursday Federal Court hearing in Baltimore before Judge W Calvin mut to challenge the Agricultural Adjustment Act and a Government License Allocated Marketing Plan affecting Royal Farms Dairy. The case, a test matter, involves 800 farmers who previously shipped for Independent Dairymen’s Association and faced a shift in marketing the milk produced in Marsland. The Maryland Dairymen’s Association reportedly supports the plan, which routes milk to cooling stations for sale to the Baltimore market.
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Royal Farms Dairy
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Marsland
constitutional regat
Gary
Darymen’s Association
Baltiore
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Light bulb explosion injures man at work site
Roy Winters, 31, electrical foreman for Lehigh Portland Cement Bridge, was injured in a bulb explosion while using a bulb to rest current on power lines. He is recovering at the hospital after ambulance transfer. Cause undetermined. high current suspected. Initial fear of loss of an eye has subsided.
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Roy Winters
Lehigh Portland Cement
E Selby
Winters
Damascus 10 Stay Day Referendum Decision Pending
The Montgomery County Liquor Control Board weighs a referendum petition on the Damascus dry law after Election Supervisors seek withdrawal of certification claiming 14 of 30 signature names are not genuine. Rev W Clark Main, opposing the referendum, attends the hearing amid disputes over petition validity and license issuance procedures.
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Liquor Control Board
Damascus
W. Clark Main
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Montgomery County Board of Election Supervisors
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Flower Mart to Be Held by Local Garden Club
The Garden Club of Frederick plans a flower mart next Tuesday afternoon at the garden center the little pink house on South Bens street. Proceeds fund the garden center and booths will sell cakes ice cream and a variety of seeds and plants to the public. Local club officers include Mrs Holmes D Baker president and Mrs Lewis Rodertzhauch treasurer with other members listed.
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Vincent Rogers
Sam W Mapies
James A Long
Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker Shot Dead in Louisiana
Federal and state officers ambushed and killed Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker along a highway near Bienville Parish Louisiana after a chase involving officers including Frank Hamer and B M Gault. The couple died in a wrecked car while resisting with guns in their possession. Six officers were involved in the ambush.
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pinay
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B. M. Gault
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Texas Ranger
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Rangers
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Shreveport
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Gibsland
Texas Rangers
Henderson Jordan
Arcadia
Hughes
Transportation Newgars Halted In Maryland Truck Insurance Row
Convoy firms from New York using Pennsylvania as a stopover report friction with Maryland officials over insurance. Maryland law requires trucks with trailers to carry a special liability policy. A Buffalo firm’s coverage has lapsed, delaying shipments to Baltimore and Washington. State police could not provide firm guidance as out of state cars face stops for noncompliant insurance proof.
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Pennsylania
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burg
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Mordan and Goss convey company
Bualo
Gettysburg
Sergi D. R Peterson
stanien
Balumore
ciiculty
DESTROYER SEAPLANES TO AID STRICKEN MAN
Fragmented report mentions naval vessels and planes aiding a person in distress. Names and actions are unclear due to damaged text. Includes references to a judge appointment date and a county education board member as context.
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Mongomiery county
Lera D Walser
Casey Chase
county board of education
The New Deal In Washington
In Washington Gen Hugh Johnson and Don Richberg signal uncertainty about NRA's future. Both houses show no current plan to extend NRA, while pressures and internal critics threaten the program. The piece notes mixed reactions, protests, and debates over code enforcement and presidential influence.
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Johnson And Richberg
NRA
Ocean Mail
RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Don Richberg
cones
Stronger Government Oil Control In Sought
Washington May 23 The President seeks stronger oil control as his immediate concern while moving ahead on war credits and policy redetermination. NRA and the Dame report will take time. At the Capitol House approves a 422 million dollar industrial lend plan as the Senate weighs reciprocal tariffs amid days of dispute. The House also grants embargo power on munitions to Gran Chaco. Senate decision pending.
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White House
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Senate
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