Frederick Airport to Run 24 Hours with Teletype Station
Thomas B. Bourne announces Frederick’s airport will operate around the clock with three keepers and added equipment including a teletype and weather station. Weather data will feed Pittsburgh and Washington, linking Frederick to route conditions and elevating the field to first class status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thomas B. Bourne
Airways
Charles H. Conley
Bourne
Opera
AL Tunes
May Get Shoe Factory Hampstead Hampstead May Get Plant
Representatives of a Baltimore shoe firm visited Hampstead in upper Tarrrall County to explore site options for a branch plant. If Hampstead lands the factory it would join Opera tions begun this spring in Anerton and boost local industry. The survey focused on labor availability and infrastructure for potential workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Baltimore
Hampstead
Upper Tarrall
Weather Summary and Conditions for Potomac Region
Daily weather report shows 0.67 inch of precipitation in 24 hours ending today. September precipitation totals near 2.97 inches to date, below normal 3.23. High yesterday 72, low last night 41, sunset 6.43 p.m., moonrise 5.55 p.m., moonset 3.36 a.m. Streams Potomac and environs muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun Tee
Moor
Potomac
Domecacy
Was August A Wet Month Read This
The article compares August rainfall to 1930 drouth levels and notes August 1933 had various multiples of rain versus other months. It reports total rainfall for the four 1930 months as 2.27 inches and 10.39 inches for the August past, exceeding July to October 1930, while 1930’s year total reached 19.58 inches, indicating other months performed better than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Ox Fibre Working Under Blue Eagle
About 400 Ox Fibre Brush Company employees in Frederick join the National Recovery Administration code for brush making. A 40 hour week and 32 44 cents per hour minimum wage apply to 370 factory workers. 35 office staff are covered. Blue Eagle participation reflects widespread local signed commitments amid post office insignia delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Ox Fibre Brush
F. W. Weitzel
saMieu
Frederick Industrict
Blue Eagle
Tiree
Irving 3. Biser
Jr U A M Attendance Contest Ends With Red Team Victory
The Jr U A M contest finished with 60 members present. Red team captain Harry F Wahl led with 141 points, Bite team 133, White team 109 under captain Daniel Swomley and James Crist. Prizes for second and third teams included refreshments and entertainment at September meeting.
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Harry F. Wahl
Bite
Daniel Swomley
James Crist
Wee
Edward
Rice
Frederick County Fraternal Association
Middletown
Trusic
Q. String Orchestra
John Blubaker
Shot Through Fingers in Dance Hall Gun Attack
Harrison Palmer 44, colored, obtained a warrant for assault with intent to kill against Henry Streams, colored, after Streams fired at Palmer in a back seat outside a Wilow Beach dance hall near Jefferson. Palmer says Streams shot through his fingers. Streams fled and was at large at noon. both men has prior conflicts including a chase through a local building.
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Harrison Palmer
Henry Streams
Palmer
Streams
Wilow Beach
Jefferson
Frederick City
Republican critique of the new deal in Washington daybook
Republican leaders show cautious quiet amid criticism of Roosevelt policies as Senator Kean attacks the Weather Bureau and Secretary Wallace over forecast errors after a tropical Atlantic hurricane. Markets slip with light activity and thin trading around the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kean
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Henry A. Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Atlantic
Wallace
Foy
New East
Sepeva Yeed
New Deal in Washington Aims to Inform Public
PRA led effort to educate about the NRA and recovery drive amid public ignorance. Mention of Oscar B. Cintas, Moley staff departures, and Hyde Park notes recounts Washington politics and Roosevelt vacation bustle in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
NRA
PRA
Frank R. Wilpon
Banks Extended Time For Reorganization Of Penn State Banks
Harrisburg Pa Sept 1 Dr William D Gordon Secretary of Banking gave Pennsylvania 72 restricted state banks 30 more days to show real progress toward reorganizing for full operation The secretary said between now and September 30 he will name institutions clearly unable to reorganize for regular banking business Such banks must be taken into possession for liquidation by the Department of Banking
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William D. Gordon
Pennsylvania
Department of Banzimg
Bodies of four men found after fishing trip disaster
Four of a party of six men on a fishing trip were found drowned near South Creek, Washington, N C. The bodies include two white men and two black men. One white man and one black man remain missing as search efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, N. C
South Creek
Security Markets Extend Holiday Through Labor Day
New York Sept 1 AP reports major security and commodity exchanges will observe an extended Labor Day holiday from the close of business today until next Tuesday morning. Markets do not operate tomorrow.
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New York
Swanson Signs 37 Navy Ships Contracts in Private and Navy Yards
Secretary Swanson signed contracts for 37 vessels valued at 238 million dollars from public works funds and congressional allocations. Thirty one ships will be built in private yards and 18 in navy yards, including cruisers Vincennes Savannah Nashville Brooklyn Philadelphia and aircraft carriers Yorktown Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Swanson
Vincennes
Savannah
Nashville
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Aircraft Crutiers
Yorktown
Enterprise
Anniversary at Hoffman Orphanage Draws Large Crowd
A 23rd anniversary event at the George W. and Agnes Hoffman Orphanage in Lit testown Pa drew about 2300 attendees. Prof. A M Klein of Franklin and Marshall College spoke, with prayers, Scripture readings, and an address by John L. Gerber, president of the board. Prizes, a bazaar, and musical offerings accompanied the observance, with many local families and church groups listed as attendees and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
George W. and Agnes Hoffman
Littestown
A. M
Klein
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Bev
HE Sheely
New Oxford
F. R. Rosenberger
Baltimore
Ladies Sewing Society
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Omer Predarnik Eaente Anes
Tepor
H. A. Herwig
Jd. H. Rehnd
Katherine Tyson
Nellie Keller
Edward Dyer
Allen Lampe
Florence Doll
Lucy
Ramsburgh
Sue Stevens
Mary 5
Wentz
Frederck
Semper Fidelis
Emmitsburg
Woman
Peck
Club of Evangelical
Evangel Church
Chatle
Margaret Motiler
J. W. Lb
Aganes Seniey
Alien
Lampe
Dansters
H. Daniels
Freder
Tuer
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Frederici
Colgate Brish
Matt le Buesing
Anna Mary
A. Rosetta Burger
Eleanot Howek
Ida
Ralph Hartman
H Daniels
Fatine Trucih
Margaret and
Grace Loughets
Parade Planned by Independent Hose for Labor Day
The Independent Hose Company plans a Labor Day parade in Washington with 70 men, a 20 piece band, and a new green pumper. The Frederick group returns with parade honors, led by officers and the Ladies Auxiliary in new uniforms. The march, one of the largest firemen parades on Pennsylvania Avenue, will include past prize winners and the Middletown men’s carnival event on Saturday.
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Independent Hose Company
Washington
Frederick
Are Andarabus
Aremen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Golf
Officers Association
Heigl
Preyi Ae
West Church Street
Ruty
Middletown
Van Wie and Hicks Reach Golf National Final
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Helen Hicks of New York advanced to the women’s national golf championship final at Exmoor Country Club Highland Park. Van Wie defeated Edith Wilson of England 6 and 3 while Hicks beat Maureen Orcutt 4 and 2 in semifinal play. The two will meet in a 36 hole final to decide the title.
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Exmoor Country Club
Highland Park
Til
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Helen Hicks
New York
Miss van Wis
Edith Wilson
England
Miss Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
Howarth
Birdley Muss van Wie
Miss Wirks Will Meen
Two Negroes Die for Part in Trunk Murder
In Ossining New York on September 1, two Black men were executed by electric chair for the murder of Nathan Reisned, whose body was found in a trunk shipped to Helmond. John Tinsley, 25, and Henry Edmonds, 60, faced robbery as the motive. A third man, John Whinney, 42, formerly of Arlington Virginia, was executed for his role in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Nathan
Abandon Efforts To Save Captive Deer At Watkins Glen
Detectives and park officials reluctantly suspend rescue attempts for a 290 pound captive deer near Watkins Glen as crowds look on. Authorities note the animal appears calm though in potential danger, while discussions continue on future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Gurot
Roosevelt Enjoys Day of Rest Aboard Nourinahal
Aboard Vincent Astor’s Nourinahal the President returns to Washington after a long stretch of official duties. The message from Montauk reports a weathered day with overcast skies and calm seas as Roosevelt takes a much needed break with no worry of state business. Escort destroyers U S G Manney and U S B Twiggs anchored nearby in protected waters off Hell Gate and Long Island Sound.
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Washington
Navy
Vincent Astor
Roosevelt
Montauk
Arleventhis
Hellgate
Long Island Sound
Sis
U. 5
G. Manney
U. 8
B. Twiggs
Three Suspects Cleared in Near Fatal Beating Case
Bernard Weldon a Newton MI farmer lay near death after a beating by robbers in Crawford county. His sister Mary Schroeder died from injuries, niece Anna Schroeder, 47, recovering. Three suspects Henry Shelby Tilton John Allen Harold Peckinpaugh were held under guard. prosecutors found them innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Bernard Weldon
Newton
Weldon
Mary Schraeder
Anna
Crawford County
Gaspar County
Anna Sclraeder
Mary Schroeder
Henry Shelby
Tilton
John Allen
Danville
Harold Peckinpuzh
Indianapolis
First City Tax Payments Begin At County Office
Taxpayers lined up at the county office to pay taxes for the coming year with a September discount of 2 percent and 21 percent in October. City and state taxes were due by July, but many are delaying until September as rates change in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caty Register
A. A. Nicodemus
Ellen M. Ridge
Nicket Street
Northern Cuba Braces For Tropical Storm Near Puerto Rico
Havana merchants reinforce storefronts as tropical storm moves along Cuba coast with forecasts of 60 to 70 mph winds. A British freighter Josephine Gray in distress near Cayo Banta del Cedia asks for immediate assistance while Havana officials evacuate residents and brace for flooding along the Malecon.
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Minami
Fla
Seni
Giles
Puerto Rico
Weather Bureau
Pew
Canval
Cayo Banta del Cedia
Havana
Josephine Gray
Athel Foam
Acon
Washington
Cuban
Villea Enat
Hayang
Jacksonville
Hayate
M. Proctor
Shipping oMerals
South Atlantic Steamship Company
New York
Radio Marine Corporation
Palm Beach
Cuba
Coset
Belen Observatory
Malecon
Isabella, & Ashing Town
Jucaro
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Three Airways
Carroll County
Munshower
Elmer F. Munshower
OX Fibre
Louise E. Studebaker
East Firth Street
Justice Bennett
Peoples Court
H F. Nusz
George Welsh
Alvar
India
Hand and Henry Streams
Washington Daybook
Herbert Plummer
Sept
McNary
Senate
Congress
Representative Stell
House
Snell
Trading Deringks
Oscar B. Cintas
Machado
Herveew
Profesecc Mouley
Ray Moley
Barnard College
Moley
Justice Department
State Department
Katherine Blackburn
Celeste Jedell
Barhard Grad
Moléey
Tve
Hyde Park
Poughkeepsie
New York State
Bunting
Roosevent
U H
Cen Mile River
NEA Service, Inc
NAW
Mediately
Navy Yards
Hoffman Orphanage
Frederick Partici
Pate
Wie
Cie
South Dakota
Nebraska
Independent Hose Co
Wiss van Wie
Mrs. Ridgely
Mt. Airy
Mount Air
Scott
Seliman
Pranriptor
United States
Che Fiy
He Amehig
Tron Orte
Ing
Weather Bureau Expects
Florida
Keys
Oureau
Puroto Rico
Westminster
Robie Pleming
Aly
J. C. Hopkins
Gearos B Benson
Clarence Hle
Bemson
Joseph F. Lane
Taneytown
Coete
Union Bridge
Roscoe Datis
L. Stuith
E. L. Grimes
Mina Katherine Carr
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