Goldsborough Promises Farmers Aid in Campaign Address
An overflow crowd in Goldsborough, Maryland, heard former Governor Philips Lee Goldsborough pledge aid to farmers. Congressman Frederick N. Zihlman and Galen L. Tait spoke on party unity as the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate outlined agrarian concerns and deflation-era woes affecting farm values and credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Ker
Uaty
Galen L. Tait
Raman
Maryland
Alice H. Chittenden
New Org
Natoral
Frederick N. Zihdman
Noamber
Goldsborough
Farmers Seek Help to Reach Parity with Producers
A Republican speech by Hoover ally insists farmers need distribution and price stabilization aids, including a Federal Farm Board with farmer controlled stabilizing corporations. It argues for improved transportation via waterways and road extension, plus protection against foreign competition under American living standards.
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Maryland
Sr. Hoover
Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm Board of Representative
Hoover
Republican Party
Vierma
Parm Board
South
Mississippi
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Civil service political activity rules defend neutrality
The Civil Service Commission upholds strict rules preventing classified and other federal employees from campaigning or influencing elections. Historical guidance from Roosevelt's 1906 regulation warns against using official power for political ends, with recent enforcement in San Francisco where several staff faced discipline for campaign involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classifiec Civil Service
Wham C. Deming
Civil Sereice Commission
Commission
Classified Service
Theodore Hoosévelt
Roosevelt
Executive Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Ion Automobiles
San Francisco
Sale
Chapel Service Speakers at Hood College Event
Chapel services featured Hov Douglas Hood of At Sainis church reading from St Matthew and discussing the results of choices. David A. Bonis of the University of Chicago spoke on Personality and its impact on others. Police contracts and uniform bids were discussed at a Major and Aldermen meeting with bids awarded to E. D. Michael Co and B. Rosenour for overcoats and uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hood
Br One
Penny
Inter
Major
Akermen
E. D. Michael Co
B. Rosenour
Secretive Baseball Talks Aboard Westward Train
Westbound special train carries Kenesaw Landis John Heydler Ernest Barmard and Michael Sexton to St Louis amid secrecy as World Series talk stalls. Yankees manager and players anticipate four straight wins while Cardinals coach Bill McKechnie expresses cautious confidence.
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St. Louis
Kenesaw M. Landis
John A. Heydler
Ernest 3. Barmard
Michael Sexton
Mr. Herdier
Bexyon
New York Yankee
Kca
N.Y
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Babe Ruth
Mier Huggins
Zachary
Huggins
Cardinals
St Louis
Bill Alchechnie
Yankees
McHechnie
Sid McKechnie
Jim Bottomley
Bill
McKechnie
Jesse Haines
Ohio
Haines
McKech
Grover Cleveland Alezancer
Carter
Alex
Groter
Inteld
Weekly Political Review on Hoover Smith campaigns
The piece surveys the 1932 presidential race across the South and Northwest. It notes Hoover’s efforts to blunt religiously charged attacks, forecasts electoral prospects in Southern states, and describes campaigns in New York and the East as Smith counters with state leadership posts and tours. It mentions party leaders, key figures, and ongoing campaign literature and organ- izations.
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Byron Price
Sodepublian
Sorel Lesustt
Hs Ansas
So’ Ams
Cary the Hoover
Georgia
Texas
Democratic Party
North Dakota
Cots
Wisconsin
Borah
Hoover
Smith
James W. Good
South
Wiffle W. Caldwell
Republican National Committee
Virginia
Oliver D. Street
Republican
Alabama
Horace A. Mann
Hoover Southern
Tennessee
Mann
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Dixie
East
New York
Rochester
Franklin D. Roosevtit
Boston
California
Ragle
Smith to Speak in Louisville Saturday
Fragmented text indicates a note about Smith speaking in Louisville on Saturday during wartime, with references to Denver and New York visits and upcoming conferences. The passage is garbled, but suggests a public speaking event tied to wartime activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Frederick Foresters Seek 200000 Acre State Forest Program
A Frederick Chamber of Commerce meeting heard John R. Curry outline a state forestry plan to acquire 200000 acres of state forest land over the next decade. He praised Frederick for fire protection efforts and urged Chamber and Lions Club support. The matter was referred to secretary EL Noel Haller for a report at a special directors meeting in October. The session also discussed a Chamber membership drive. The dinner was at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
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Clantad of Commerce
John R. Curry
Curry
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Forestry Department
Ghasber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Muse Tailoring Company to Install More Equipment
Muse Tailoring Company plans a significant equipment upgrade at its South Market Street plant as business volume rises during Fair Week. Manager Joseph Padetsky announced the expansion while denying closure rumors. Monroe Schicas confirms Frederick plant will receive increased work to ensure steady operation.
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Muse Tailoring Company, Inc
South Market Street
Joseph Padetsky
Padetsky
Monroe Schicas
Frederick
Mr. Padersky
Prederick
Joseph Moudry
Catherine Fritz
Moor
Nelson
Galahan
Nettle Grimes
Fire Rages at Carpenter Steel Works in Reading
Oil explosions at Carpenter Steel Works ignite three large tanks in north Reading causing a four mill destruction in the wire section and damage to the annealing plant. Treasurer Joseph Pendleton estimates losses run to several hundred thousand dollars as a plant section two blocks long is swept by flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Carpenter Steel Works
North Reading
Nealing
Joseph SS. Pendleton
Birthday surprise for Garrisi Lawson at Green Valley Mills
The report notes a birthday celebration Thursday night at Green Valley Mills with family and guests in attendance. A supper and refreshments were served as part of the event.
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Barbara
Momniers
Order of Deloay
E. Bernard Davis
Moore
Anna Slagen
Elizabes Pris
Valetia Singer
Derot Schild
Jenecht
Ruth Atkinson
Edith Wintz
Mary Ace Mobiey
Beatrice Messrs
Russell L. Michael
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
David EH. Finger
Stewart H. Brown
Wiliam
Tells
Walter Kine
Cat M. Kenny
Ralph W. Marsh
Aece Tt. Lane Jr
Mrs. Ransom
Garrisi Lawson
Green Valley Mills
Hoover warns Tennessee on policy change disaster
The Tennessee crowd heard Herbert Hoover condemn sweeping policy shifts as disastrous and urged restraint. He framed a farm relief plan with a Federal Parm Board and farmer controlled stabilization, defended protective tariffs, and urged road and waterway development, immigration limits, and strong national defense.
Hood College Campus Day Set for October 13
Hood College schedules Campus Day on October 13 with a 10 a.m. procession from Owings Hall to Brodbeck Hall. Seniors lead the songs, followed by juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. At 2:30 p.m. each class stages a stunt in Brodbeck Hall before results are announced. The event is run by class committees led by Ruth Anderson.
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Hood College
Ovnghsts Hall
Brodbeck Hall
College
Somsinge
Plare
Clase
Ahe Seimneen Garber
Elizabethtown
Elizabeth Datts
Sores
Miles Bie and Miller
Rockwood
Aligesebags
Bntoads
Coblents Hall
Brodbeck Hell
Ruth Andlerson
Glenside
Emily Graham
Germantown
Dorothy Stem
Dorothy Relist
Jenk+ Latown, Pa
Freghiake Fepganat
RCA Gains Keith-Albee Orpheum Interest
The Radio Corporation of America has purchased an interest in Keith-Albee Orpheum Inc. Final negotiations linger, but plans call for a holding company to exchange stock for RCA Keith-Albee and Film Booking Offices securities. The merger aims to create a photophone outlet and expand film ventures with Keith-Albee Orpheum and Pathé Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Radio Corporation of America
Keth-Alee- Orpheum Inc
David Farnoff
Radio Corporaion
Banking
Circes
Radio Corporation
Keith-Altee
Pilm Booking
Fim Booking Offices
Pathe Exchange
Keith Albee
Orpheum
Kelth
Double interpretation of Kellogg remarks
Washington AP reports a split interpretation of Secretary Kellogg's remarks at a press conference. Some claimed he hinted at a 29 term under Secretary understock while others said he spoke of retirement next March.
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Kellogg
Wasningac
Opin
Kelloghaay
Coolidge
Cpingn
Vioe
Mamet Ane
Securtary
Tie
Biom
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Zjhlman
Wiss Chittenden and
Galen L
Tait Also On
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Houston
Te Treasury
Generisi
RED Cross
Watingtice
Waestingter
Mongar
Agate
Moral
Roy H. Crown
Willem B. Case
Brunswick
Mary
Herbert Hoover
Woodsboro
Woodstoro
Mr. Tait
He Ista Stacker
Zihlman
Leo Weinberg
Mir. Fair
David J. Lewis
Ida
Rodney Dutcher
Washingtin
Mie Camine
Gepammenie Grassiami
Salk Abou E
Eleng Rabvey Periusan Campacen
Washamon
Dave
Landis, Heydler, Barnard and Sexton
National League
Benjamin Strong
Federal Rescue Bank of New York
New York Hospital
Strong
Weekly Political Review
Katharine Kieffer
Henri L. G. Koeffer
Frederic
Hotel College
Kiefer
Frestuiman Coramls- Lom
Denver
Lesissight
Bend
Camipale
Vrais
MS Beck
Muse Tailoring CO
Steel Works
New Bedford
Mass
Potomac
Balketin
Ceresville
Solid South
Geblau
Jeleeta
Ink “Hhat
Keith
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