Middletown Campaign Faces Rain for NRA Blue Eagle Drive
NRA women led by Mrs. S. J. Dutrow push the Blue Eagle house-to-house campaign in Middletown despite rain and objections. Officials report partial completion in several areas with vendors largely signing to support the President’s code, while some objectors resist and await further code clarifications.
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Frerapumiz
Valley Register
TRA
Iddletown
Ts. Dutrow
Dutrow
Gem
Dun and Bradstreet notes enlarged spending power spread
The Dun and Bradstreet weekly review reports nationwide gains in spending power reaching into millions of dollars. It says even small merchants feel benefits as higher earnings lift consumer demand and reduce suspense and prehension.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Review of Business
Campaign board sets annual fundraiser and drive dates
The board of directors of the M. C. A l ap Vile regular meeting decided to hold the annual financial campaign and membership drive on October 24 25 and 26. Arrangements will be made at the September meeting to appoint committees for the campaign.
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Thorday
Max Wertheimer Arrives in New York to Teach in U.S.
World famous psychologist and philosopher Max Wertheimer arrives in New York denying rumors he fled Germany due to Jewish persecution. The former University of Berlin professor will teach and lecture in the United States.
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Germany
Max Wertheimer
New York
University of Berlin
Baltimore Presbytery to Convene for 403rd Stated Meeting
Plans advance for the Baltimore Presbytery 403rd stated meeting to be held September 25-26 in Baltimore. The two day event features a youth education emphasis with Dr Cherry of Harrisburg Pa and Rev Klein of New York City. Commissioners will attend sessions, luncheons, and a public meeting concluding with congregational communion.
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Presbyterian Church
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Maryland
Mithiin
Cherry
Harrourg
Wiliam F. Klein
New York City
Elders’ Association of
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John EB. Kuiwenga
Princeton Theological Seminary
Aitudly Communion
E. Glenn Switzer
Belair
A Brown Caldwell
Charles E. Wehler
Frederick
Re employment campaign extended to September 25
Baltimore reports the presidents emergency re employment drive in Maryland will run until Sept 25 as state leaders Mrs John L Whitehurst and Douglas Gorman announce. County Commissioners have yet to reply to City requests for a share of the $74 000 to $75 000 federal aid fund and plan talks with the State Roads Commission before a decision. Howard A Gross of Middletown has been promoted to junior bank examiner in the State Bank Commissioner's office in Baltimore.
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John L. Whitehurst
Douglas Gorman
Gary
State Roads Commission
Howard A Gross
Middletown
State Bank Commissioner’s Office
Hi Batmore Anice
Coal Code Ready for Roosevelt S Signing Tonight
Washington reports recovery administrator Hugh S Johnson stating the bituminous coal code would be ready for President Roosevelt s signature tonight with about three points left. In Pennsylvania 30 000 to 40 000 miners awaited to return to work as clashes and police action occurred at Edenborn and Gates mines in Fayette county.
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Coliery
Pennsylvania
Fears arise over Hanover train death may involve missing son
Mrs. Thomas H Brown of Adamstown says the killed Hanover youth resembles her 16 year old son Titus who left home six weeks ago. Coroner L O Zech has received her description and another Baltimore mother, Mrs Catherine Simms, also fears the dead man is her son. Titus, son of J Marshall Titus, vanished from Buckeystown area after his father was shot a year ago.
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Catherine Simms
Baltimore
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Mather
Virginia
Marshall Titus
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My, Brown
Veteran Marvton Gains 2 Up on Munger in Semi Final
Max B Marvton of Philadelphia, a former titleholder, moved two up on Jack Munger of Dallas after 18 holes of the 36 hole national amateur golf championship semi final at Kenwood Country Club in Cincinnati. The match marked a comeback on the home stretch as the two vie for the title.
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Max B Marvton
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Jack Munger
Dallas
Texas
Two Maryland Banks Licensed to Reopen
Washington Sept 16 AP The Comptroller of the Currency announced two banks cleared to reopen TeovEN Clearspring National Bank Clear Spring Md Patapsco National Bank in Bancoury The 210 acre farm owned by the children of Isle Charles Huderbrand Long the National highway near Bol swhlen was recently purchased by Charles F Bussard of near Myersville sold to banat F Alexander near Mt aT will move to the property with his family next spring
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Comptroller of the Currency Today
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Myersville
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Amputation of Boy's Leg After Plant Accident
Charles Flook a 14 year old from Feagaville was injured Thursday at the Farmers Cooperative Plant on East South street when his left foot and leg were torn by a conveyor. His left leg below the knee was amputated at Frederick City Hospital and his condition was listed as satisfactory. A blood transfusion was given with a brother’s blood. his father George Flavin was fatally injured years earlier in a railway accident.
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Derr
George Flavon
ABC
Hagerstown
Indecision rolls through New York markets on unsettled news
Financial markets waver as news and events ripple through Wall Street. Stocks pulled back after an earlier rise, erasing some inaug ural gains. Sterling quoted at 4.6814, call money at percent. A separate local item: Robert Snurt found guilty of assault near Middletown and fined 1.72 dollars plus costs. he refused payment and was kept from jail by two companions.
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Beck
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Middletown
Snurr
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Atlee Beachley
Snarr
Beig
Pir
Weather Summary For Today And Past Precipitation
Today's weather shows mixed precipitation with readings including 1.35 inches of rain for September so far and 9.53 inches for September 1933. Highs yesterday reached 17 degrees with lows at 36 last night. Moonrise at 2:26 am and moonset tomorrow at 4:49 pm.
Washington Daybook notes patronage role in Roosevelts era
Washington dispatch highlights Postmaster General Farley as a patient patronage boss shaping the New Deal machinery. It argues he uses jobs to build a political machine for 1934 and 1936, while praising his practical handling and alignment with NRA recruiting and other departments. Local social notes mention Garden Club Luncheon guests and a Frederick host hosting tea.
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Panama
Kenneth Miller Simpson
Johnson
Bimpoon
Cuban unrest deepens as strikes spread across island
Havana reports a growing armed uprising linked to local militias and a government mandate to resign. The Associated Press notes a disrupted economy, paralysed commerce, and fears of broader strikes threatening American life and property amid troop movements and food shortages.
Frederick High First in District Dairy Cattle Judging
Frederick High School led 35 competitors at the Hagerstown Fair with top honors in the dairy cattle judging contest. Frederick and neighboring schools posted strong scores, Hancock and Middletown earning high marks, while individual scores listed Fouche and Predrick as leaders among Frederick entrants.
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Open Drive Against Pa Witch Doctors in Lancaster County
Lancaster Pa Sept 31 3 AP Open ing what they say to dre against witch doctors in Lancaster county state authorities have arrested John Gelch and Charles Klinge both of Lancaster on charges of practicing medicine without a license Both men were held for trial Witnesses produced salves papers bearing mysterious figures and a pocketful of dirt grew to them as charms Albert W Sneadon director of law enforcement said the arrests yesterday marked the beginning of a campaign to rid the county of witch doctors and practitioners of mitchcralt
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Lancaster County
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Charles Klinge
Albert W. Sneedon
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Treasury Might Show Surplus Says Woodin
Secretary Woodin said the Treasury may show a surplus for the present fiscal year as tax receipts rise. He noted repealing prohibition would help balance the budget and that estimates to end next June look favorable, with the year’s closings seen positively.
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Moss
Storm Welles Swanson Cuban Crisis Sparks Navy Politics
Roosevelt aides navigate Cuba tensions as Ambassador Welles faces criticism while Swanson’s Havana visit prompts White House caution. Navy publicity around Marines and warnings to wake the department color the background as deputy administrator Simpson handles steel and coal coven.
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Swanson
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Peak to Be Reached Saturday Amid Coastal Evacuations
A tropical hurricane tracked toward Maryland and Virginia coastlines with winds at hurricane strength. Officials urged readiness as the storm moved from the Azores, with forecasts of peak impact by Saturday afternoon or night.
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John Ro Weeks
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Bible Class Meeting at Woosseera Lutheran Sunday School
The Anu-Can't Bible Class met Tuesday at Mrs Wm Powell's home with 18 members and 6 visitors. Mrs WW Saer] man Powell led, Miss Nina Crum read scripture, and Lehee prayers followed. Reports, roll call, and a kid party recreation ended with refreshments. an accident left ten year old Edward Nicholson with a dislocated shoulder and broken collar bone after a fall.
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Waneeravale
WW Saer
Man Powell
Nina Crum
Sen- Lehee
Eiinert Smith
Vass Mae Powell
Felt Hats Return As Season Opens In Town
The felt hat season starts with Dean leading the fest week as Strg hats fade. Rain letters the risk for stray hats and crowds note heavier headwear ahead. Colors like black blue and green gain favor as owners adjust to the season's fashion.
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Gras
State Highway Patrol marks tenth birthday celebration
The State Highway Patrol celebrates its tenth birthday today with Gov. Pinchot congratulating the force on its record. He praised the patrol for courage despite losses and noted the department’s membership rising from 76 to 81 as it continues duty.
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State Highway Patrol
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