Washington Letter on New Deal Agencies and Blue Eagle Plans
Washington, Sept. 11. A Washington letter reports on New Deal agencies operating under top speed, including NRA, Commerce, AAA, PWA, and Interior, with some bureaus active around the clock. It notes resignations from four NRAA Consumer Advisory Board members led by Ogburn and outlines Miss Mary Hughes and General Johnson overseeing consumer drive to sign Blue Eagle pacts. The piece mentions prize contests for signatures, county and district leadership, and the aim to expand or restrict purchases as wages rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodenet Dutchee
Washington
NRA
Commerce Department
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agriculture Department
Public Works Administration
Interior Department
State
War, Navy and
Justice Departments
Blue Eagle
Mary Hughes
Avilvines
Johnson
Miss Hughes
SRA
NHA
Damascus Social Notes From St Luke's Visit And Local Weddings
Damascus notes record Dr Mack Boy ws vacationing with his Bayer family at St Luke's Hospital Cleveland. Amy and Ivan Young of Baltimore visited the Bates family. A birthday dinner honored Damascus High School principal Edgar Guy Jewell and his son Eddie. Several locals attended or hosted events including Myrna Boyer and travel to New York. Dorcas Miles recovered from illness as Alabama education stats show one in three high school grads never attend college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Mack Boyws
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
George M. Bayer
Amy Young
Ivan Young
Baltimore
John P. Bates
Edgar Guy Jewell
Damascus High School
Eddie
Harvey J. Green
Roland L. Green
Russell Moore
Catherine Green
Myrna Boyer
Clarendon, .A
New York
Roger Burdette
Lorraine Baker
Damascus Vw. E
Silver Spring
Dorcas Miles
Cuba at Crossroads as Unrest Rises in Economic Political Strife
New York report details Cuba’s layered crisis. Economic woes from sugar prices and Chadbourne plan cuts strain finances, while multiple parties fragment politics. The Platt Amendment and U.S. interests loom as junta seeks revolutionary reform and removal of Machado influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Thornton
New York
Cuba
Caribbean
United States
Marine Corps
Machado
de Cespedes
Welles
West Indies
Machadow
de Cespedos
Workmen Faced with Unemployment in Midlands Town
A narrator notes a move from London to a midlands manufacturing town where thousands of skilled workers lose their jobs and the town is consumed by a somber mood as hardship deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance
London
Midlands
Washington frets over Cuba as it projects resolve
Washington shows bravado about Cuba while officials privately harbor deep concerns. State Department advisers fear Cuban upheavals reflect broader regional shocks and test U S policy aims. Officials weigh good neighbor rhetoric against readiness to act if public order requires. The Cuba issue dominates Washington's attention, rivaling other global worries.
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Byron Price
Bureau
The
Assects Press
Washington
Cuba
Latin America
State Department
del Es
State’ Department
Welles
Havana
Machado
Angie
Roosevelt
Cubda
A Book A Day By Bruce Cation Satirical Read
A sharp satirical tale set in an English factory where a young mechanic becomes a newsroom hero after a factory fire. The London press fixates on the incident, propelling him into national stardom amid a frenzy of yellow journalism and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa
London
Wox
Nowareels
Equity Case Updates in Simons v Simons Court Filing
The complaint for partial divorce and counsel fees lists Isabelle Simons and Arthur D. Simens as the parties with Reno Sharp as attorney for the plaintiff. The docket includes numerous marriage license records and property deeds involving multiple residents across Shamokin Pa East Orange N J East Stoudsburg Ia Waynesboro Pa and Chambersburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Simons
Arthur D. Simens
Counel Fees
Reno Sharp
Phil
Ramey
Smith
Helen Z. CL Johnson
Shamokin Pa
Jetty M. Mason
East Orange
Ethel M. Dikeman
East Stoudsburg
Samuel L. Books
Eleanor J. Brubaker
Bath of Midletown
Charles V. McFerren
Waynesboro
Janet Walters
Chambershire
Gardner
Mt. Holy Pa
Ethel M. Thompson
Zion
M Oc. Holtz
Pauline F. Rosenverty
Warnenbore
Comedy with grim laughs in Harpers new book
The reviewer contrasts five years of poverty with London's spendthrift craze for heroes. Mr. Priestley’s work, described as a comedy, exposes a cockeyed society and its extremes. Harpers offers the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harpers
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Ogburn
Nraa Consumer Advisory Board
Wil. Ham
A. H. Williams
C. Balderston
James Gordon Burke
Julia Mason
General Johnson
Blue Exile Inn
Whitinsville
Mass
Pee
Department of Education
Alsbama
Clima
Jamon Grau San Martino
Mississippi
Aé Win
Island Republic
Summer Wellestal
U. S
Fred J. Perry
Jack Crawford
Australia
D. C
Forest Hills
N. C
Perry
Japan
Roosevelt Adees m
Uni States
Tokyo
Bruce Cation
Tris
Court News
John EB. Baker
Fairplay
Mary Mitchell
Keedynville
Omer A. Bowers
Hageratown
Ariel Bernice E. Pax
Micastle
Russell R. Taylor
Agatha FE
Edwards
Whdow
Hagere- Lown
Ross Y. HK. Davis
Falith G. Christopher
Cumberland
Thomas Lee Benny
Helen J. Pennyl
Shamokin
Alion I. Bowers
Charla Town
W. Va
Mary B. Thorpe
Martinsburg
Harry F. Bier
Baltimore and Ohio Avenue
This City
Viola L. Sch
Wiliam McGregor
Jp. i
Non Duncan
Susan E. Swadener
Grover C. Hamilton
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
East Patrick ST
E. B. Measell
Safe Deposit
Maryland
Quaker City
Frederick
North Market
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Py. RR
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Depot
Blue Ridge
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