Price Cutting in Wake of NRA Crash and Court Ruling
Washington mar 26 price cutting and a nationwide strike threat followed the Supreme Court decision halting the NRA. President Roosevelt summoned advisors as labor leaders warned of disruption. Negotiations for a new wage contract stalled as firms planned to maintain hours and wages amid code collapse.
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NRAA
New Deal
Roosevelt
Blue Eagle
Supreme Coumt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
New York
Boston
Dispatches
Indus
United Mine Workers
Tersell
John L. Lew
National Association of
Graduate Md Mar 28 Damasz Evaluating Class
A Maryland graduate event notes Damasz assessing the class of 7a St alin for potential eradication efforts.
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Damasz
Stalin
Fragmentary crime witness note with unclear names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions witnesses J Wol Carty and Caron Baumysranc and a claim about a creed, but details are unreadable. The text lacks clear event, place, date, or outcome to summarize definitively.
Plane crash in California kills four near Sequoia National Park
Report describes a military bomber crash in Sequoia National Park area on May 28. Four servicemen died as rescue teams and CCC crews fought flames near the wreck, with investigators reviewing the cause and details of the tragedy.
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Sequoia Nations Park
Calfornia
Army Svia
Lage Polo
Forest
CCC
Four Ferons Wounded In Canton Outbreak
Confusing report from Canton notes gunfire injuring four men amid an outbreak. An unclear scene mentions arming, a corporal, and a possible theater region. The piece references restoration efforts and a copy of a paper titled the Re sas y apparen. The source is 84 years old and appears in a local news page.
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Canton
Resas Y Apparen
Divorce Follows Cruel Treatment in Illinois Case
Judge Arthur D. Willard grants Mrs. Mildred Virginia Horman a partial divorce from Elmer A Horman of Urbana. Horman faces a Circuit Court trial June 5 on wife beating and concealed weapons charges. Alimony of 18 dollars monthly and custody of six children awarded. husband to pay costs and have access rights.
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Arthur D. Willard
Mildred Virginia Horman
Urbana
Elmer A Horman
Horman
Arment
Willard
Fishing Cases Continued in W Dixon Court
A report notes continued fishing case proceedings involving W Oscar Bart and local officials, with references to Warden Phebus and associated witnesses. The text mentions sessions Tuesday morning and Thursday night on a road bridge case and a statement about a man not liking Frederick, suggesting ongoing legal matters in Worwickgal area.
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Oscar Bart
Phebus
Merchants Form Plans For Future Retail Association
A new Retail Merchants Association held in the Blue and Grey room of Francis Scot Key Hotel adopted by laws and appointed committees. Jow, president, led as plans for an initial business event were discussed and promotions set for the year. The group aims to boost local retail interests and strengthen ties with the Frederick business community.
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Assoccam
Francis Scot
Key Hotel
Jow
Membe
Promotional and Publier
Bam B. Bennett
Joseph H. G. Nestor
Sam W. Maples
J. Marion Hawk
E. R. Pemsel
A. E F. Fisher
Herman Weener
Milton Horn
Carroll H. Hendrickson
G. EB. Cline
Herbert S. Schroeder
Charles Segaiof
Ernest Berger
Rez
Frederick Territory
Frede
Inflationary bill for Frazier Lemke aid outlined
Washington May 28 a new inflationary bill from Senators Frazier and Lemke would refinance farm mortgages with 1 000 000 000 in new currency. The measure faces passage in Congress and seeks to modify the farm relief act while court re argument is anticipated.
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Frazier-Lemke
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Frazier
Rep
Lemke
Dakow
Word
Thei
Congress
Senate
House
Farm Ownership Change Announced in Local Notice
A terse notice states Noah and Son announce the sale of a farm property. The push toward possession on October 1 is recorded, with upcoming arrangements and transfer details noted in the public record.
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de Taryach
Noah & Son
He Pushard
Harry
New Moderator Bill to Undergo Revision in Supreme Court NRA Context
The Supreme Court near May 23 approved a draft amendment with leaders urged to ward a revised text. The decision to redraft the bill assigned agricultural committee members to review processors and shifted the Secretary’s oversight to products amid ongoing controversy.
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AAA
Supreme Court
NRA
Crove
Weyerhaeuser Boy Held Amid Ransom Demands
A Tacoma case reports a nine year old from the Weyerhaeuser family seized by abductors. Ransom demands and a looming deadline were noted as negotiations continued under secrecy. Authorities indicated a ransom figure around $260 and related details.
McMaster Addresses Kiwanis on Baltimore Duty Supply
S E McMaster speaks at the Kiwanis Club about supply chain issues in Baltimore and the duty to address shortages. He warns that unreliable forms and procedures threaten progress and emphasize practical fixes.
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S E. McMaster
Baltimore
Freder
S. Bey
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