Equipartition of Jobs Urged by DL J Lewis
DL J Lewis urges equipartition of jobs as a plan to curb unemployment, opposing dole and advocating government action to divide labor opportunities. He cites Europe and argues for fair division of employment among workers, urging tax penalties on manufacturers who refuse to share hours.
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DL J. Lewis
William M. Storm
Lewis
Europe
Holland
Belgium
France
England
Germany
Hue
Doral d Henderson Bitter Exchange in Parliament
In a heated parliamentary session Prime Minister faces sharp critique from Dorald and Henderson. The debate centers on policy, fear of economic risks, and criticism of government strategy as opposition lawmakers argue for stronger measures.
Fined for Assault and Auto Offenses at Local Court
Edward L. Shipley was found guilty of assaulting Walter R. Rudy at the Mt. Airy canning factory office and fined 25 dollars with a suspended sentence. Clifford Brockman received fifty days in jail for assault. Evelyn Stockman was allegedly struck by her father, Stockman, who was held for hearing. Auto violations included fines for Nicodemus, Ricketts, Lansburgh, and Windeheim for various traffic infractions.
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Alton Y. Bennevis
Mt. Rudy
Justice Bennett
Shipley
Clifford Brockman
West South Street
Stockman
Evelyn Stockman
Wilkins Brings His Submarine Back From Pole Voyage
Oslo reports Sir Hu ir Wilkins brought the polar submarine Nathilus back to port from the polar ice pack after a hazardous cruise begun August 18. The craft showed damage but resumed voyage toward the Pole, with rescue teams standing by during days of silence before radio contact was restored.
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Wilkins
Oslo
Norway
Hu Ir Wilkins
T. Spitzbergen
Natilius
Pole
Longyear City
Sir Buver
Conference to Discuss Unemployment Cooperation
A committee and representatives agreed to cooperate on unemployment issues. The meeting, held in Agton on September 8, aimed to coordinate actions and EMploy ment support programs with a mandate to proceed.
John D Keller Dies at 67 in Middletown Home
John D Keller 67 familiar figure at Frederic county political meetings died this afternoon at his home in Middletown. He was active in state legislature sessions and known as a broker and lobbyist. Surviving are his wife Mary B Keller and five children. funeral Saturday at his home with interment in nearby cemetery.
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Middletown
Taly
Fréderice County
Annapoli
Keller
Frederik
Bsltimore
State House
Maryland Assembly
Frederick County
McSherry
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Order of Heptasophs
Woodmen
Middletown Reformed Church
Mary B. Keller
Anita Gil
John B
Percy H. Keller
Washington, D. C
Philip Recher
Hagerstown
E. Oland Keller
New York City
Ada R. Keiler
Taureday
J. 5S. Adam
C. T. EK. Gischnilt
Evidence Sought in Pitts Case Ties to Washington Collapse
Federal authorities report bonds regal documents and jewelry found in the Claridge Hotel safe in Atlantic City connected to the Pitts case. Inspector George F. Bradley said the papers are what the government has sought as they pursue assets of G. Brian Pitts, president of the F. H. Smith Company. Pitts was convicted of conspiracy in the Washington investment house failure and Internal Revenue agents seized his property to satisfy a $2,000,000 back income tax claim.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Claridge
Washington Investment House
George F. Bradley
Departmenttien of
Internal Revenue
Bradley
Washington
G. Brian Pitts
F. H. Smith Company, & Washinton Investment House
Pitts
Youthful pilot dies of injuries in New Jersey crash
Parker Reed, a young commercial airplane pilot from Haverford Pennsylvania, died in a Camden hospital early today from injuries after his plane crashed during a forced landing last night in Collingswood New Jersey.
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Camden
N. J
Parker Reed
Haverford
Collingswood
Two Curtiss Airplane Co Employees Die in Crash
Two Curtiss Airplane Company employees were killed when a test aircraft crashed during a test flight. The plane reportedly stalled in the air and plunged to the ground, with both men entangled in the wreckage and believed killed instantly.
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Curtiss Airplane CO
Market Season Weak In Early Fall Trading
New York market activity resumed after a holiday week with selling pressure easing but overall declines persisted. Traders noted weak demand and cautious sentiment as prices drifted lower across sectors amid thin turnover.
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New York
Tne
County Commissioners Open Bids For Items
In a regular session the county commissioners announced they would open submitted bids on several items. Officials cautioned bidders to ensure compliance with specifications and deadlines.
Tar Pot Owl Fire Sparks Wide Alarm
A smoky blaze erupted near Clark stone area drawing firefighters to control a small fire. Neighbors reported loud noises and rushed activity as crews worked to prevent spread and contain embers.
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Clark Stone
Frederick High School to Expand Vocational Programs
Frederick High reports 959 pupils with Leary as principal. A six weeks vocational course linked to freshmen history will guide career choices, with talks from local and external professionals. Night classes for parents are planned, plus multiple high school groups and clubs, an orchestra, band, and home room representatives to be chosen.
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Frederick High
Leary
Frederic County
Frederick
Hi Flier
Victim Mary Ellen Kline Buried After Fatal Hit and Run
Funeral held for Mary Ellen Kline after a hit and run near Buckeystown Pike in Frederick. State and county officers continue a wide search for the driver believed to have fled the scene. Investigators say the car may have Ohio tags. reports place the suspected operator at large.
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Mary Ellen
Washington’ Pike
Frederick
Kline
Buckeystown Pice
Durmee
Joan Gonso
Suspended Officers Face Charges After Saturday Session
The misspelled text indicates officers were coerced into sessions and charged that night. FO and Agar were in charge of the session, with surrounding authorities asserting control over events in Statesville.
Roadwork to Knoxville May End In October
Shoulder work on the Owens Creek to Knoxville road progresses with Frederick to Jefferson and Jefferson to Knoxville sections nearly finished. A 6.92 mile project includes a temporary Israel's Creek bridge near Ceresville and new long bridge plans, with traffic detours in place and guidance for travelers toward Baltimore.
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Knoxville
Eteck
Jeffersonerin
Frederick
Dufferson
Jefferson
Owens Creek
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge Sumout
Israel's Creek
Ceresville
Woodfield
Laytonsvile
Eldersburg
Taylorsville
New Forte
Baltimore
Wright's Crossroads
Winfield
Wiss Magalis Is Bride At Brunswick Saturday
Miss Wiss Magalis of Wick became the bride of Mr. Charles A. Gross of Brunswick in a ceremony conducted by Rev. E F Burgess. Maid of honor Evelyn Flook and best man William Grass supported the couple. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Brunswick after October 7. out of town guests attended.
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Miss Frook
Mss
W. Brison
Roseyuont
Brunswick
Zottier Fason
W. Burg
Mi Bon
GF Baechte
TEAR GAS ENDS MURDER OF SHERIFF IN MEXICAN WORKER CASE
A Mexican beet field worker killed Sheriff Gus Jorgenson hours after the lawman sought to arrest him at a Roy Pigman farm. The slaying followed a siege as 300 descended on the shack where the fugitive hid. A gas gun drove the suspect out and he was shot by multiple men. Separate notes mention a $150,000 suit filed by Maryland Casualty Co. against West Penn Electric and a September court term preparations in Frederick County.
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Granada
Minn
Gus Jorgenson
Roy Pigman
Jorgenson
Pygman
Frederick County
Maryland Casuity Company
Baltimore
West Penn Electric Company
A. 2
Lilly
Plaintip
West Penn
Ednart & Kerns
Braddock Heights
Pridey
Check on Man's Tale After Death of Girl
Salisbury Maryland report about Homer Massey of Berlin under police and prosecutor scrutiny after Miss Carrie Webb of New Hampshire died from injuries sustained in a Sunday auto accident. Massey claimed a door opened as he tried to pass another car, Webb fell to the road, he stayed at her side during the 24 hours before death and awaits coroner’s inquest.
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Salisbury
Geoffrey Child
Worcester Cound
Homer Massey
Berlin
Carrie Webb
Ionshire
Massey
Miss Webb
Ocean City Land
Junder
Mexico Invited to Join League of Nations
The Geneva assembly unanimously voted to invite Mexico to join the League of Nations. Delegates delivered endorsements as the body aimed to rectify what some members called a regrettable error in excluding Mexico during the organization’s formation years ago.
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Mexico
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Hoover Returns From Trip To Camp
An account notes Hoover returning from a trip to a camp accompanied by James R. Garhed of Cleiland and Hearty M. Rotate a California Renker.
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James R. Garhed
Cleiland
Three Children Die in House Fire in Maranon
A fire swept a home in Maranon killing three young children. The blaze broke out in the early morning hours as neighbors reported hearing cries. Firefighters battled the flames but could not save the youngsters, whose ages were not released. The cause is under investigation by local authorities.
Moyle and Allen attempt non stop flight from Japan to Seattle
Don Moyle and C A Allen launched from Samushiro Beach near Tokyo aiming for Seattle in a Pacific crossing. Reports indicated rough progress with uncertain weather over the Aleutians and wind favorable for much of the route. A $25,000 prize from the Asahi newspaper awaits the first nonstop flight south of a specified latitude.
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Nemure
Japan
Alfred Nanoplans
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
Pacific
Atti
Samushiro
Kamchatka
Ovchilsh
Kodlax
Alaska
Aleutians
Seattle
Asahi ‘Tokis
North America
Police Chief Killed Entering His Home in Bernardsville
Police Chief Charles Cavanaugh, 34, was shot dead on his porch as he returned home in Bernardsville New Jersey. Investigators link the killing to recent bootlegger raids and seek Isadore Pastridge, whose nearby home was set on fire during the incident.
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Bernardsville
N. 2
Charles Cavanaugh
State
Cavanaugh
Isadore Pastridge
Emi
Pascridge
Cavanenghs Brothers
Spanish War Vets Hold Reunion in New Orleans
Spanish American War veterans gather in New Orleans for a reunion with varied units including nurses who served in Cuba in 1898 and the Rough Riders joining the program. The encampment features group meetings, a daylong program, and ceremonial activities for attendees.
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New Orleans
Cuba
Theodore Roosevelt
San Juan
Weather Summary From Day’s Data
Precipitation for 24 hours ending this morning is none. Norma September precipitation totals 3.25 inches. September 1931 compared to September 1930 shows lower rainfall. Yesterday high 41, low -5.33 p.m. Moon rises 2 18 a.m. Moon sets 3 22 p.m. Continuous stream conditions indicate light activity and stable outlook.
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Fatay
St. Sasseu
Contitio
Streany
Aonecegy Ad Mocomac Maddy
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MacDeradt
Devton
Fran
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Stogeman
Sone
Helen D. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Markiey
Hal M. Ricketts
Covington
Markier
Anna Lansburgh
Samuel Windeheim
Anderson
John D. Keller
Ixtees
Stkesville
Siprseigh
Agar
Israel's Creek Bridge
Macaugany
Blue Ridge Summit
Wiss Magalis
Charles A. Gross
Prince’s
Posse
Hame
Guerney Mul-linix
Airy
Pearl
Gladys Mul- Ethel Beck
Marr Aly Lott Watkins
Garnet Noflsinger
Maroy Mozier
Ierrand Gue
Emoitsburg
Sient
Emonitsburg
Maul Harba
Earmisbare
Hatbaugn
Caries Byers J c
Middletown Inker
Citzens
Middiewomm
Oriegk Coast Memorial
Eastern Shore
Hoover
Oer Rezidanca
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Maranon
Mar
Paul
Moyle
Allen
Westie
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