Women Campaign Kickoff in Frederick NRA Drive
The NRA Women’s Division launches a countywide consumer campaign in Frederick with 32 districts, urging residents to patronize NRA member merchants. Chairwoman Mrs. Dutrow calls on all to sign the consumer’s pledge and back employers who support increased payrolls. The effort includes a long list of county and city committee members and speakers to promote the program through Saturday.
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NRA
Frederick
R. B. J. Dutrow
Vais Committee
Frederick County
Mehan Suadun
Mary Nicodemus
Anhabelle Grantham
Williamb. Green
Buckerstown
John Ball
Dietz
George W. Trout
W. Bartlett
E. Adama
L. F. Magan
New Market
Murray Bealer
Jacob Shawbaker
Lucile Nicodemus
Braddock
Roy K Cline
John C. Kidd
Edward Windsor
Jug Bridge
James A. Long
Jacob Rosenstock
Grace Burger
Brunswick
Carolyn Compton
Thurmont
Ray Taylor
Harry Ruch
Staley Damuth
Frank Swearingen
Raymond Creager
Ernnest Hammmeker
Milton Carback
Philip Rodgers
Woods
L. Mullen
Irving Staley
Harry Zimenerman
Charles Tal Y
William Simmons
Lewis Clem
Bruce Starner
Walter Portiey
Adele Leichert
Laura Pitkin
Ira Biser
Alyon ¥. Bennett
Elmer St.c. Max~ Well
Homer Miller
Herbert Behn
Notice of Appeal Filed in Doty Estate Case
A notice of appeal to the Maryland Court of Appeals was filed in circuit court by Albert Bront representing Medora I Doty executrix of Walter C Doty. The appeal follows a hearing that disallowed a claim for a preference in assets of Central Trust Company tied to an inter account dating from a $5 000 loan.
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Doty
Profiteering Curbs Planned by NRA Directors
Washington dispatch notes direct action to curb profiteering and compel employer compliance with NRA programs. NRA chief Hugh Johnson argues for a code with no government-imposed mandate while White hints at ending code violations. George Peek warns against prices harming farm recovery and unjustifiable textile price hikes. Roosevelt and aides review credit agencies to ensure coordinated support for industry and agriculture during the recovery drive.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh 5. Johnson
Mit
White
Blue Eagle
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
George N. Peek
Roosevelt
Freasevelt
Outa Aaba
Cok
Mob Seizes Jail in Utah Storm. Tear Gas Fails to Free Leaders
A 400 strong mob in Price Utah stormed Carbon County Jail to free two National Miners Union leaders. Deputies used tear gas and firearms to repel the assault with no serious injuries reported though many bystanders and officers were affected by gas. Reno S Harp to speak in Trenton at Knights of Pythias events.
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Price
Utah
Carbon County
National Miners Union
Howe
An Acre, Dice, and Roman Phrases Across Time
A compact note explains how an acre defined by plowing with oxen and a man framed early land measurement. It traces dice use in antiquity and the Latin motto Veni Vidi Vici meaning I came I saw I conquered.
Crop Production Decline Noted in September USDA Report
Washington reports from the Department of Agriculture show total corn at 2,284,799,008 bushels and total wheat at 506,557,000 bushels as of September 1. Indicated figures compare with last year's 2,875,570,000 bushels of corn and 726,000,000 of wheat, with winter wheat at 940,359,000 bushels versus 461,679,000 previously.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wheat and oats totals rise from month to month
The report lists spring wheat totals at 166 202 000 bushels, up from 159 288 000 a month earlier and 264 604 000 last year. Durum sits at 18 475 000 bushels, above 17 352 000 a month ago and 39 868 000 last season. Other spring wheat is 147 727 000 bushels, vs 141 784 000 a month earlier and 224 736 000 last year. Oats total 687 947 000 bushels, up from 666 745 000 a month ago and 1 238 231 000 last year.
Ford denies hid escape from Huron Mountain lodge
Emphatic denial issued by Ford Motor Company on reports that Henry Ford left the Huron Mountain Club lodge in a concealed trailer. The statement says he departed openly with Mrs. Ford at noon Saturday and returned to Detroit, later spending Sunday afternoon at West Branch. Simon P Hollis, 79, of Cadiz, Ohio, is noted as having 113 descendants.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Huron Mountain
Ford
Huron Mountain Club
Annual Campaign for Funds Opens October 1
Frederick county Frederick County branch of the Children's Aid Society votes to begin its annual campaign for funds October 1 through October 15. The society notes it receives no regular federal or state aid and relies entirely on local support.
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Frederick County
Children's Aid Society
Charles McC. Mathias
Mra
Children’s Department
Springfield State Hospital
Repp
West
Sparrow
Parker
Wiles
Williams and Corum
People’s Court
St. Mary's Industrial School
Sup Ion
Rosewood State Training School
Montrose School
Baltimore
Children's Department
Local officials weigh milk price rise amid protests
A milk price increase from 3 to 11 cents a quart faces opposition from Mayor Wertz and the Chamber of Commerce. Protests claim the boost harms consumers and babies while producers plan a meeting to discuss the 90 cent per hundredweight rise under the Philadelphia milkshed marketing agreement.
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Irvin M. Wertz
Wertz
Wallace
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Milk Price Up In Hagerstown Three-Cent Increase
In Hagerstown milk prices rise by three cents per quart, as the community watches the impact on shoppers and local grocers. The notice notes the Sept.Ji date and emphasizes the modest but significant price hike for residents.
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