Questionnaires of NRAMAILED 10 Local Employers
Questionnaires mailed to Frederick County employers by the National Recovery Administration seek to gauge compliance and employment progress. About 800 forms are being sent to compliant and noncompliant firms, with responses due by Wednesday. A volunteer staff of about 40 will meet at the Francis Scott Key hotel to receive instructions, with State NRA official W. B. Lyon coordinating. Officials stress confidentiality and aggregate results, noting prompt returns avoid personal follow ups. A hearing tonight follows an unrelated drunkenness arrest of Harry Martz.
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National Recovery Admittisation
Frederickmployers
Jose
Federick County Campaign Committee
E Nra
Ignatius Bjorlee
Contact Vision
NRA
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
2M Ag
Vese
Francis "Att. Key
W. B. Lyon
Maryland
Frederick
Richard F. Simmons
Frederick County
Cam- Iyah Ummm
Mr. Simons
Weather Data Report for September and Nearby Dates
The record shows precipitation nearly none in the 24 hours ending at a.m. today with minor data garbling. It notes September rainfall around 0.07 inches against a normal 3.25 inches, and September 1932 value of about 297 inches measured in a distant period, followed by odd references to 1953 inches and other times. High and low temperatures are given as 85 and 72 degrees respectively for past conditions, with sun and moon data and river conditions indicating muddy Potomac streams.
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Potomac
New Deal changes labor power in steel and coal sectors
Roosevelt urged coal operators and miners into conference shaping a landmark NRA deal. Labor leaders Lewis Hillman and Berry poised to reshape AFL in-federation politics, boosting non-conformist blocs while maintaining steady caution against old-guard conservatives. Dexter Keezer named NRA Consumers’ Board director, promoting hands-on economic insight amid shifting policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
General Johnson
Hyde Park
United Mine Workers
John Tews
Aftc
Arele
Be i
Lewis
A.fl of L
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Hillman
George L. Berry
Pressmen’s Union
Matthew Watt
Labor Advisory Board
Lightwing kills three and injures eight others at Cabo Stand
Three people were killed and eight injured when a light weathered structure at a Cabo Arkansas drink stand was struck by a heating event last night. Authorities reported the incident as a fatal blast and are investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightwing
Cabo. Ark
Italian flyer killed in crash making take-off
General Francesco de Pinedo, famed Italian aviator, died at Floyd Bennett Airport when his large multi colored plane carrying 1,027 gallons of gasoline crashed during an intended non stop takeoff for Baghdad. He reportedly tried to crawl free as flames erupted, with about 200 spectators watching in disbelief.
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Brooklyn
Francesco de Pinedo
Italy
Baghdad
Iraq
Floyd Bennett Airport
Michael Hicks Beach
de Pinedo
de Pimedo
Theq
Navi
Middletown Firemen End Carnival Tonight
The fourth annual Middletown Volunteer Fire Company carnival closes tonight after a street parade featuring many fire companies from surrounding counties. Earlier events included a 4 30 hook-up contest between twelve visiting companies for a silver can, a Frederick County league baseball game Middletown vs Union Bridge, a church supper, a masked parade with 300 participants, and performances by the American Band of Middletown along with bands from Frederick, Myersville, Boonsboro and Brunswick. An old horse drawn carriage will carry retirees who once belonged to the Middletown American Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Myersville
Boonsboro
Brunswick
New Bank at Ellicott City Forms from Patapsco assets
Ellicott City September 2 A certificate of organization and stock list have been filed for a new bank to be named Patapsco National Bank in Ellicott City The new bank will take over most assets of Patapsco National Bank now under conservator Edward W Talbott The current board includes Thomas E Brian Simeon C Vevey James Clara Stephen W Mu Talbott Dorsey M Williams and Humphrey D Waite New directors named are Charles Carroll Jr Edward T Clark Andrew H Kraft Benjamin Melior Jr Charles E Miller and Charles H ODonnell
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New Bank
Ellicott City
P Tapsca National Bank
Ellicott Ci
Secreta of the Treasury
Washington
Patapsco National Bank
Leilieat City
Edward W. Talbott
Cooperty
Tonowne
Moracolum
Talbott
Willons
Ad Bank
Thomas £. Brian
Simer C. Vev
James Clara
Stephen W. Mu
Edward W Tarbott
Dorsey M. Williams
Humphrey D Waite
Wiil
Charles Carroll, Jr
Edward T. Clark
Andrew H. Kraft
Benjamin Melior
Charles E Miller
Charles H. O'Donnell
Weather outlook for Quilova week
Weather outlook for Quilova shows showers on Monday and general rain Tuesday through Thursday. Cooler trend mid to late week with above normal temperatures Monday and Tuesday.
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Rai Pranaoly
Schools Repaired for Reopening Next Wednesday
Frederick city and county schools near completion of repair work ahead of Wednesday reopening. New roofs on Emmitsburg Brunswick Urbana Liberty Lewistown. interior painting and plastering at Frederick High and Adams town. new ceilings at North Market. church street fire escape. Washington street front doors. Parkway blackboards. Adamstown plastering. about 45 workers under J Herman Mack. program to finish next week.
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Frederick City
Wes
Tooma
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Urbana
Liberty
Lewistown
Frederick High School
North Market Street
Church Street
Washington Street
Parkway
Adamstown
Jefferson School
Myersville
Knoxville
Jefferson
Httle
J. Herman Mack
Many Get Hunting Licenses At County Office Record
The Clerk of Court office issued more than 600 hunting licenses by noon as demand surged. The marriage license bureau also stayed busy with eleven prospective grooms recorded by midday. One divorce was granted in Boyds with custody awarded to the father Frances Elizabeth Larman, 15. A church youth outing at Harmony Grove drew about 239 men for a speedball game and social gathering.
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Boyds
Hockville
Charles W. Woodward
Robert E. Larman
Mary E. Larman
Buck Lodge
Frances
Elizabeth Larman
John E. Oxley
Rockville
First Baptist Church
J. W. Pout
Harmony Grove
Yharmont Church Plans Homecoming September Event
Plans for a homecoming at the Monocacy Congregation Church of the Brethren in Rocky Ridge were laid this week for September 74. The church aims to welcome every person who ever attended. The Ladies' Aid Society coordinates arrangements with Mrs Elsie Eigenbroce leading as president, Mrs Mae Putnan as vice president, and Mrs Ida Vo Schiddt as secretary-treasurer.
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Yharmont
Dhurmont
Monocacy Congregation
Church of the Brethren
Rocky Ridge
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elsie Eigenbroce
Mae Putnan
Ida Vo Schiddt
Reasuiter
Traffic Case At People's Court In Berkeley Springs
Collateral of five dollars forfeited by 31 RR. Davison of Berkeley Springs W Va in a brief session of the Peoples Court before Justice Bernet this morning. Officer Alton Shall brought the charge arising from a minor collision with a truck owned by Mr Lautman at the Square Corner early Wednesday morning.
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Davison
Berkeley Springs
Hourt selects September jury for grand and post terms
Jurors for the September court term, to convene Monday, September 1, were drawn by Judges Hammond Urner and Arthur D. Willard. The list covers Buckeystown, Frederick, Middletown, Catoctin, Urbana, New Market, Emmitsburg, and other districts, naming twenty or more residents assigned to grand and post juries across multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Buckeystown
Sidney RK. Hickman
Edward L. Blessing
Frederick
Daniel T. Dutrow
Thomas B. Hayward
Harry &. Ebert
James E. Tad Crsner
Fo Pin Varlittane
James
New Market
Charles E. Walker
Frank A. Hammond
Hauvers
Walter A Morehead
Woodsboro
Mormg
Truck Hits Bridge Fatality Sparks Inquest
A five ton truck crossed the Baltimore Washington boulevard and struck a bridge causing Sanford Weed to die. Weed’s son in law tried to rescue him and was burned. The truck driver Creamer faced reckless driving charges and could not explain the crash. In Gaithersburg a Catholic parish school will operate for underprivileged children this year with Mrs Larcondi as president and Mrs Ramsdell as secretary.
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Tannel Md
Sanford Weed
Rosenhayn
Wilson Creather
Weed
Creamer
1 Technicis
Gaithersburg
St Martin's Parochal
John Larcondi
Iloba Ramsdell
the Schowl
Marc Helena Op Pal
Emmitsburg Firemen Plan Barbecue and Dance
Emmitsburg fire department announces a barbecue fundraiser next Friday and Saturday featuring a square dance, old-time mountain fiddlers, a boys choir, and a band concert. Proceeds support firemen’s activities with local sponsors and community volunteers.
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Emmitsbute
Emmitsburg
Emorewire 2
Wille
Firemitn
Vox Boy
WeatninstersAinut Bana
Monday Legal Holiday Closings Noted
The notice states Liaber Day will be observed as a legal holiday with banks and post offices closed. Stores will not open due to state law. Rural service is suspended and the post office will follow the holiday schedule with no rural deliveries.
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BANKS
P.O
Banka Wi
poatoMeewi
Physician Held in Woman's Death
Dr Thomas Strother of Brunswick was arrested in Frederick on a charge of feloniously killing Mrs Erma Mettaybee near Berryville Virginia after an alleged illegal operation performed Wednesday at his home. Her husband Milton Lee rode with her. she died en route home. Sheriff Crum and Deputy Foreman made the arrest. Strother appeared before Justice Bowers with bond set by Clay Plummer. grand jury to convene September 18.
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Goud
Wijuu
Thomas Strother
Brunswick
Siuon
Erma Mettaybee
Berrysville
Mies
Strather
Milton Lee
Lee
Dr. Strother
Charies W. Crum
Frederick
Sherman P. Bowers
Clay Plummer
Gaithersburg
di Strukter
Addion
Omaha speed flyer killed in practice
Roy Liggett, an Omaha speed flyer, died when a stunt plane rolled over and crashed at the north pylon of Certriss Wriseynolds airport during a program of the International Day. The crash injured the pilot and two passengers, none seriously.
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Omaha
Chiago
Roy Liggett
Tvstating
Cirtiss
Wriseynolds
Abihey Patwaukee
Virginia Budget Act Amended to Aid Schools
Jucamond Virginia September 2 AP The House of Delegates passed a measure amending the budget act to grant temporary aid to schools and provide eight months of support. The plan includes Confederate pensions and fixes general appropriations, with cuts not exceeding 30 percent.
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Jucamond
House of Delegates
Recovery Campaign Activists Rally in State
A fragmented report describes a vigorous recovery campaign in the state led by figures associated with the MRA and INsion of Lae. The text mentions Musa and a planned push to energize recovery efforts despite unclear details.
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Eharman
Lae
MRA
Cam- Musa
Smd Today
Enaimen
Three Die as Train Strikes Auto at Crossing
A fatal collision at a railroad crossing left three dead and seven injured when an automobile drove onto the tracks as a train approached. Police pursued details, urging caution at crossings and noting the wreckage and implications for railway safety.
Thirty men saved after tanker collision off North Carolina
New York dispatch reports the tanker Coldwater and the liner President Wilson collided about 200 miles off North Carolina. Thirty men aboard the Coldwater were saved from death by fire or drowning after the collision and the tanker appeared to sink. The President Wilson, en route from New York to Caribbean ports and the Orient, rescued all hands and was taking them to Norfolk Virginia. The Coldwater, 13 000-ton vessel, sailed from Jacksonville August 26.
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New York
Alline
Coldwater
Eames
President Wilson
Orient
North Carolna
Radio Marthe Corporation
Steamsip
Wilson
Pres Ality Gitlin
Savannah
Norfolk
Uner
Dollar Steamship Company
San Francisto
New York Caribbean
Hondluhr
Goldwater
Jacksonville
Fla
Judge Dennis Elected Head of State Lawyers
Chief Judge Samuel K. Dennis of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore was elected President of the Maryland State Bar Association. He succeeds W. Mason Shehan, with James W Chapman Jr as secretary and R. Bennett Darnall as treasurer, both re-elected. Several vice-presidents were named from Maryland towns and cities.
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Atlantic City
N. 2
Samuel K. Dennis
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Maryland State Bar Association
W. Mason Shehan
Easton
James W Chapman Jr
R. Bennett Darnall
F. W . Webb
Salisbury
J Owen Benous
Denton
James C. L. Anderson
Tawson
Walter C. Capper
Cumberland
Nicholas Green
Annanolis
John S Metman
Frederick
Walt J Mitchell
Raipa Robinson
Mason I
County 4 H Clubs Warned Of Agent’s Schedule
Miss Edythe Turner, frame demonstration agent for the county 4 H Clubs, notifies 17 clubs with 190 enrollment that active members missing time will be moved to other duties. A homemakers schedule for September lists meetings in Poolesville, Barnesville, Cedar Grove, Four Corners, Gaithersburg, Damascus, Burtonsville, Clagett, Wheaton, Brighton, Travilah, and Gaithersburg areas with dates from September 3 to September 28 led by Turner and local leaders.
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Rockville
Edythe Ms. Turner
Miss Turner
Aetember
Poolesville
Barnesville
Catitimg
Upper County
Midetws Sepatiuer T. Panvild Pala
Cedar Grove
Four Corners
Gaithersoure
Damaser
Burtonside
Clag
Wreck of 16 B. and C. Freight Cars Kills 3 Men
Zanesville Ohio September 2 AP sixteen cars of a Baltimore and Ohio left the rails near Pleasants Run. Rescue crews searched wreckage for other victims fearing possible burial under debris as three men were killed and others reported missing or trapped.
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Zanesvile, O
Baltimore and Ohio
Pleas Rumng
Flusng
Jody
Local visitors mingle with 4-H leaders in Frederick
A fragmented report notes Galen L. Fair Were and Mrs. Omar Bowers among visitors in Frederick as 4-H Club leaders plan a meeting set for September 19. A wringer incident and a painful injury Thursday are briefly referenced amid the sparse text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayeres
Omar Bowers
Airy
Death Toll Rises as Hurricane Hits Western Cuba
A swift, fierce hurricane felled at least seven in western Cuba's Pinay del Hio region with shattered homes, power lines down, and looting in Havana. Six killed in Santa Clara as the storm battered the island. the Weather Bureau warned of hurricane force winds and urged caution for ships in the path.
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Havana
Pinay del Hio
Vadado
Santa Clara
Weather Bureau
Washington
Turk’s Island
Caulion
Roosevelt sets sail with ten tuna boats at sea
President Roosevelt leaves Vincent Astor's yacht and boards the fishing vessel Orca for a day at sea off Montauk Point New York. Secretary Early reports nearly perfect weather and promising fishing in the Mohawk Point area as the Nourmatal and escort ships follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Nowrmahal
Tephen
Navy Department
Mohauk Point
Long Island
Ruck drivers skipping Philadelphia Raine says
Baltimore September 21 AP John Raine secretary of the Maryland Automobile Trade Association said many Baltimore truck drivers were cruising around Philadelphia due to Highway union activity. He noted several drivers were stopped and urged to join the new union or face trouble and repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Raine
Baltimore
John ¥. Raine
Maryland Automobile Trade Association
New “Union
Hicks Builds 2 Up Lead in National Women’s Championship
Helen Hicks of Inwood North Carolina forged a two up lead over Virginia Van Wie of Chicago, defending champion, at Exmoor as high winds tested players midway through the women’s national golf title match at Exmoor Country Club Highland Park.
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Eximneor Country Club
Highland Park
Helen Hicks
Inwood
N. C
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Exmoor
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Simmons
Westionnaire
Harry Martz
Tyman
Helen Wills
San Francisco
Helen Jacobs
Maitland
Dexter M. Keezer
William F. Ogoum
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Abe
H.m. Reever
Cornell
University of Colorado
University of North Carolina
Dartmouth
Coliege
NEA Service, Inc
General de Pinedo
Floyd
Tor
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Poughkeepsie
Cridae
Nourmahal
Crandemidren
Sistle
Aston
HOURT
Urner
Willard
Paguie
Udstonloule
Dennis
Bar
Montgomery
Galen L. Fair Were
Galen Poe
Cuba
U.S. Weather Bureau
USA
President Angles
Miss Hicks
Miss van Wie
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