Frederick County Organizes Reemployment Office Plan
A Frederick County reemployment organization is formed at a courthouse meeting led by Oliver Short, Baltimore County employment official. The group aims to register the unemployed, place workers on local projects, prioritize ex servicemen and county residents, and open a county headquarters within a week with a staff of a manager, two interviewers, and two stenographers.
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ABA warns legal system must ready for lasting New Deal changes
Grand Rapids, Sept 1 The American Bar Association closed its business session with a warning that the nation must prepare to reform Judicial machinery if the current emergency recovery program becomes permanent. Louis G Caldwell chaired the admin law committee report noting Attorney General Homer S Cummings described the recovery as temporary while Hugh S Johnsons policy may outlast two years. Earl W Evans was elected president for the coming year. Turkey resumes capital building after cutbacks Ankara Sept 1 Government resumes construction of a Hittite museum a national library and an academy of science as part of its economic measures.
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Academy of Science
Credit easing plan eyed to boost postwar recovery
Washington reports a government credit easing policy ready to flood banks with funds to spur lending. President Roosevelt and top officials including Jesse H. James of the Reconstruction Finance Corp and Dean Acheson discussed lowering rates to four percent on 800 million dollars in RCC loans. Fed rediscounts would rise, while questionable collateral would be taken by the RCC to make direct bank loans.
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Five Days in Jail for Disturbing the Peace
George Welsh received a five day jail term in Police Court Friday night for disturbing the peace. The incident occurred near a freight car at the B and O Railroad. Paul Houck was fined for assault and battery on James Engle after Engle accused him of stealing a watch. Constable Charles W. Smith arrested Houck. Paul Dotson of Adams Town paid fines for failing to stay in the center of the road and reckless driving. Willard Savior of Ladiesburg was arrested on a non support charge. a hearing is set for September 9.
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Houck
Ford Silent on Plans Amid NRA Clash in Detroit
Detroit reports Henry Ford, termed lone wolf of industry, plans a sudden offensive in his dispute with the NRA. Ford officials refuse to reveal plans. rumors suggest a spectacular “pot-boiler” plan and possible revival of the $5-a-day minimum wage. In Washington, the AFL credits the recovery program with a $5 billion boost to purchasing power and 17 percent expected rise in retail sales as Hugh S. Johnson moves toward a Labor Day address on the reemployment drive. Johnson remains silent on Ford's stance regarding the automobile code.
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Johnson
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Medalie accused of political motives in rackets inquiry
U S District Attorney George Z Medalie faced sharp questions after he told a Senate subcommittee he knew four New York City political leaders linked to racketeers. Col F S Hutchison, chief investigator, said Medalie seems to be backing his claims and Copeland was later summoned before the New York county grand jury to name political leaders involved.
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Storm Strikes Hard in Havana and Along Coast
Havana Cuba Sept 1 Six people hurt one seriously as tropical storm batters city. Waterfront areas abandoned police say property damage light. Communications cut along northern coast and looters eyed waterfront. authorities patrol and may shoot looters on sight. Strong winds and heavy rain continue as storm center moves west of Havana. Palm Beach Fla Sept 1 Four ships aground one struck by another and a sixth unreported in Radio Marine messages from Cuba region. Norfolk Va Sept 1 Search for schooner Glory missing since Aug 21 ordered by owner. crew of 12 aboard. A boat stem washed ashore near Kill Devil Hill North Carolina.
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Texas
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Gracia
Kill Devil Hill
North Carolina
Farmers Tournament at Merryland Park Today
The tenth annual Priersvile Farmers Club tournament is at Merryland Tract Farmers Park this afternoon at 1 oclock. Amateur and professional classes compete, with ground refreshments by the committee. Evening dancing features Potomac Club Orchestra in the community building. James EP Van Zandt of Alcona Pi Milwaukee is elected commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the national encampment.
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Weather forecast warns of tropical storm approaching land
The weather bureau reports tropical gales over the Cube and Florids Straits may bring rain and stormy weather to Moddey Friday night. High winds are expected to reach the Misassippi Valley, with landfall likely reducing the storm's force afterward.
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Weather Summary From South Region Report
The report notes misty and heavily clouded skies with a warm Friday reaching 75 degrees high. Rain developed after midnight, totaling about a quarter inch, with temperatures around 64 degrees at night. The disturbance described is not expected to affect the western areas much.
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