NRA Compliance Board Formed in Frederick County
A six member NRA compliance board is named with a seventh as chair to push 100 percent Blue Eagle compliance. Frederick County firms, merchants, and a jewelers rep join Miss Mart Ott of Hood College and Parsons Newman, lawyer, in governing appeals and petitions to adjust work schedules and wage practices under the President's recovery program. The board, guided by General Hugh S. Johnson, will handle complaints, seek voluntary compliance, and forward unresolved cases to Washington for enforcement.
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Nra
Frederick County
Orwee
Feist Ae Ang Emievrex
Potomac Telephone
George McCreery
Miss Mart
Hood College
Parsons Newman
Newman
Protan
Blue Eagle
NRAI
Chamber of Commerce
Federation of Women's Clubs
Hugh 8. Johnson
Bord
Washington
Compliance Board
Silinayemo
Aisine Recovery Board
Frederick Board
Vas Eo Nisita Hor
Bruce Eagle
Hine
Penta Youn
Farmers Exempt From Agreement Sell Farm Products Locally
Farmers selling agricultural products on the carb and local streets are exempted from the agreement, according to the notice.
Indicted Club Operator Dies By Own Hand
Chicago night club impresario Ed gar B Lebensberger aged 43, named in nine secret indictments for complicity in a half million dollar mall robbery, died by his own action. U S attorney D B Green announced. Six hours earlier John Laughlin, a local politician, was arrested in a related case. Alleoley Iat is in custody after a daylight mob robbery last December. a third suspect was released on bond.
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Chicago
Edgar B. Lebensberger
U. S
D. B. Green
Lebensberger
John
Mel Laughlin
Green
Alle Oloey
War on Crows Advocated by Maryland Official
Annapolis reports state game warden E Lee LeCompte urged a crow control program to protect wildfowl, arguing government bans on feeding and baiting are unfair. He said crows cause most damage to ducks and Maryland should fund half the venture, while federal efforts are ineffective. A separate police transfer noted Sergt Detocson moved to Frederick substation and Sergt Peterson to Conochango. A E Markley now in charge of Laurel sub-station.
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Annapolis
E Lee LeCompte
le Compie
Civitan Club
Maryland
Sergt
Detocson
Frederick
State Police
Seret
David R. Peterson
Conochango
Peterson
Mrs. Peterson
Hawa
Hae Hansenals
Bneaneee
Gas executive called by Senate in stock inquiry
Washington dispatch reports agents seeking H G Hopson executive vice president of Associated Gas and Electric for subpoena service in Chicago as part of a stock market inquiry. Committee explores Hopson location and the possibility of calling Patrick J Hurley as counsel.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Chicaxo
H. G Hopson
Associated Gac and Electric Company
Hopson
Patrick J Hurley
Hoover Cabinet
Chicaga
Ferdinand Pecom
Associated Gas and Electric
Entry Lists For Frederick Fair Nearing Capacity
Entry lists across departments for the Frederick Fair opening next Tuesday are filling quickly with many divisions nearly full by Monday. Secretary Motter aims to recuperate last year's financial losses as cattle chief Shaw notes strong entries, poultry chief Brish reports robust participation, and races director Smith confirms capacity lists. Officials cut one major expense, securing acts from George Hannal Fair Booking at half price. Entries close Monday at 5 a.m for most departments with late entries accepted until 6 p.m. on Monday for ineligible items.
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Frederick Fair
Guy K. Motter
John L. Shaw
Munday
Harry Brish
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Jack
Madison Square Garden
Enarty
R .V. Smith
Adan
George Hannal Fair Booking, Inc
Upward Trend in Employment Reported by Leaders
Washington October 6 1934 a rising employment trend plus higher business indices drew praise from government and industry figures. Roosevelt met with NRA officials and Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot to press for steel coal strike peace. AFL survey noted growing employment though cautious mood. railroad freight revenue rose. textile payrolls and employment climbed. In Western Pennsylvania calm followed violence at steel mills with some mines resuming while many workers remained on strike.
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Washington
Benrevelt
Pennsylvania
Hugh 86
Johnson
NRA
Gov. Pinchot
Roosevelt
White House
American Federation of Labor
American Railway Association
Walter C. Pleagle
Pittsburgh
Pickets disrupt Monongahela Railway coal movement at Brownsville shops
A wave of pickets at Brownsville shopyards of the Monongahela Railway halted 40 of 150 workers from entering as 650 coal cars moved toward Pittsburgh. State troopers later escorted crews to the yards, reducing the protest and easing the line.
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Rall
West Virginia
Brownsville
Monongahela Railway
Pittsburgh
Room Mothers Meet At North Market School
The first Room Mothers meeting of the year at North Market street school drew 25 attending mothers. Officers were elected: Chairman Mrs E J Fisher, vice chairman Mrs Herbert Hahn, secretary Mrs George Sheffer, treasurer Bomer Vee Ranotte. A Penny Bingo party was planned for Friday night October 27.
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North Market Street
Charles &. Hudson
Offera
E. J. Fisher
Herbert Hahn
George Sheffer
Treacher ‘Dire
Bomer Vee Ranotte
Folowing
Charles B. Hudson
Ralph Wachter
G. William ‘Trout
Louis Datner
Roy Creager
H. H. Ewing
J. Earl Gilbert
Bernard Gilbert
Elmer Geisbert
Alton Bennett
Geo. Sheffer
Clark Miller
George Schmidt
Unsure Transcript Snippet On Meat Debate Dr. Fishbein
Fragmentary report quotes Dr. Mortis Fishbein of Chicago at a Philadelphia gathering arguing on meat as a commodity and the evolving complexity of food logistics, mentioning breakfast, refrigeration, and transportation in a terse, unclear exchange.
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Philadelphia
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NRA Compliance Board
Hosptec
Cvaasbie Organiations
YMCA
Accorc
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INRA
A. E. Markley
Beret Marksey
Laurel
Azo
AN Jannes Ae
Grant
James White Riley Bom
Cludve
Senate
Committiee
Davis
New York
James J. Davis
Moosehart
Ooseheart
the Loyal Order of Moose
Cattle Department
Jupiter
Son Chaney
North Magtedt Street School
C. E. Cline & Son
Frederick, Md
Bentex
Jean Pateau
Kaylee
Bennett
Toke
Theda Bara MH
Glens Falls
S. Y
W. Z. Jones
Iwylvania Medical Society
Carty
C. C. Carty
Patrick St
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