Johnson Plans Buy Now Drive Amid NRA Code Talks
Recovery administrator Johnson signals retail code push to boost consumer spending as President Roosevelt weighs mineshaft talks. Miners and operators in Pittsburgh discuss captive mines and a potential settlement, with eight White House points guiding negotiations and possible reopening. Birthday party honors Exedyn Wachter with family guests and many gifts.
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Ickes Urges Ritchie to Speed State Highway Work
Secretary Ickes appeals to Governor Ritchie to hasten use of 406 million dollars in the state highway fund. He notes only 48.9 percent of the Maryland allocation had been approved by October 5 and asks how to accelerate projects to put men to work soon.
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Exonerates Cow As Cause Of Great Fire
Mrs James R Ledwell asserts the Chicago cow blamed for the great barn blaze did not start the fire. She says neighbors spread rumors, the family slept through the night, and a lighted cigar dropped in the hay sparked the flames, with Dennis Snilfson waking responders.
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121.6 Million Flight Sets New Record
Richard du Pont, 22, from Wilmington Delaware, flew a glide from Eckfish Gap near Waynesboro Virginia to Detrick Field, setting an American gliders record of 79 miles. Fog hindered international records. winds were less favorable than hoped and another glider crash occurred in nearby Wilmington.
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Six Special Policemen Appointed For Fair Week
Frederick police appoint six special officers for four days of fair events. Four day shift officers Levi Moberly Edgar Phebus William Ruey Ralph Burdett supervise main street intersections. two night officers Frank Keefer and EA Alexander start Tuesday. No city parking regulations during Fair Week but no parking on highway in front of Fair Ground. Traffic control hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. State Police not summoned. local unit strengthens lines with sergeant A E Marten corporal S Knigh, officers T Miller A F Anderson W J Chatham F G Polity.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair Sets Sellout Concession Space
A huge pre fall crowd watched the 73rd Frederick County Fair begin with all concession space sold out. Officials reported a record rush of vendors and thousands visiting the grounds as race horses and Army tanks from Camp Meade arrived for exhibits. The public address system and music contracts were in place, with police noting no major trouble as stalls and tents went up.
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Lee Rangneberger
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Potomac Edison Company
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Cantigny
Wevwalty
Price Brothers Inc
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Fire alarm causes evacuations on East Church Street
A blaze at an unclear site on East Church Street prompted evacuations around 11:30 AM Saturday. Emergency crews responded as smoke and heat spread through the area, with residents reporting strong odors and heavy crowding outside nearby buildings.
Bailey Bates jailed for life in $200000 kidnapping case
Halley Bailey and Alber Bates were sentenced to life terms in Leavenworth after their involvement in the Charles Forschel kidnapping. They were moved by armored car from the Fort Leavenworth flying field to the prison. The plan included a tri motor plane from Oklahoma City and subsequent transfer to federal custody. George Kelly and his wife were due to appear in Oklahoma City next. Mrs Hila n Boole addressed a convention urging retention of prohibition. A chest clinic was scheduled for Frederick County Health Department offices.
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Roosevelt to receive degree at Meade College inauguration
Washington College in Chestertown announces President Franklin D. Roosevelt will attend the inauguration of D Gilbert Wilcox Meade as nineteenth president. At a special meeting the board awards Roosevelt a Doctor of Laws during the ceremony, a rare reverse degree last done by George Washington.
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