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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
11
The report notes a force test of the NRA program affecting Henry Ford and major steel firms. President Roosevelt may demand immediate assurances of compliance or impose new working arrangements in coal mines and steel mills as tensions rise over industry accords.
Indiana National Guard mobilized 70 officers and 360 enlisted men to cover 44 strategic centers as part of a plan devised by state officials to hunt a convict gang active in Indiana and Ohio. Guardsmen will carry machine guns rifles side arms and tear gas but are not sworn as deputy sheriffs. In Nebraska four robbers stole about 10000 from Security State Bank Morfolk and forced five hostages to accompany them for nearly a mile.
German ambassador Dr Hans Luther told a Chicago dinner that Nazi plans to Germanize or control others have no basis and that Hitler has ordered against private conversation slang. He spoke during honors for Dr Hugo Eckener of the Graf Zeppelin, who would spend the night in Chicago before continuing to Akron tomorrow.
A vivid portrait traces Commander Hugo Eckener guiding the Graf Zeppelin across the Atlantic and back, a trusted mariner of the air. The article places him amid the Chicago World's Fair journey, portraying weather and voyage as a bold story of aviation history.
A memorial service for the late Rev Dr William E Glan mile rector of Linganore parish will be held at New Market Episcopal church Sunday at 1030 in the morning. Rev Leon Vauthier will officiate with communion. The four churches of the parish will participate and tributes will be paid to former rectors of Urbana Poplar Springs Mt Alto and New Market Episcopal churches.
Frederick County Maryland officials and legislators discussed replacing the county prohibition law with liquor control legislation at a Frederick meeting. Key attendees included Senator Emory L. Coblen ts and D. Charles Plonk along with county delegation members. A legislative committee was formed to study the proposals ahead of an anticipated next meeting.
A Forties goan group reviews the Twenty first Amendment study and funds for the U I G A Constitution. The legislative committee sent recommendations to the executive committee and won approval. Gov Ritchie is expected to call a special session next month. The county liquor control plan appears on another page.
Due to pressing business they were unable to canvass this week. The disruption limits outreach and leaves local supporters without direct contact or campaigns. Further updates are awaited from organizers.
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