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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1933

Page

10

Hurricane Threat Drives Coasts To Seek Shelter

Winds of gale force battered the Carolina and Maryland coasts as a tropical hurricane approached the Atlantic Seaboard. One crew member from the motorship San was lost off Cape Hatteras. Coastal towns from Cape Lookout to Norfolk issued hurricane warnings while residents moved to shelter and beaches were secured.

Wilmington N. C Caralina Norfolk Atlantic Seaboard San Cape Hatteras Coast Guard Cape Lookout Hatteras Virginia Capes The Weather Bureau

Hog cholera sweeping many parts of state report

Disease reports have persisted for weeks across numerous counties with 64 premises in one month averaging 84 hogs per site. Outbreaks clustered at homes and farms, many from garbage feeding and kitchen scraps. Frederic leading in cases, followed by Anne Arundel, Montgomery, and others. spread linked to raw scraps and wandering sick hogs.

Ixteen Frederice Anne Arundel Montgomery Dorchester Queen Anne's Talbot Washington

Interpretations of Coal Code Ended by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt vetoed a proposed interpretation of the coal code's collective bargaining clause and will await a specific case. He urged avoiding further interpretation moves that could worsen industry labor tensions, while work on code unification proceeds. Agricultural and animal disease notes appear in fragmented segments, detailing hog cholera outbreaks with numbers across various herd sizes.

Washington Roosevelt NRA Industrial and Labor Advisory Boards Toosvelt United Mine Workers of America

Grover Cleveland and Harrison Terms Split

The text notes that Grover Cleveland served two presidential terms separated by Benjamin Harrison. It mentions Sardinia being part of Italy and observes the United States leading in per capita milk consumption.

Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison Sardinia Italy United States

Baltimore Milk Prices Set to Rise in Coming Days

Baltimore milk dealers anticipate price hikes within the next day or two after Washington announced that milk agreements would take effect for thirty days. Consumers may pay 1 cent more per quart and 1 cent per pint, while basic milk rises to 22.5 cents per gallon and Class 2 to 17 cents. Maryland dairy groups expect local impacts but no wide-area effects.

Baltmore Baltimore Agricultural Adjustment Administraion Washington Independent Milk Producers-Distributors Association Maryland State Dairymen's Association

Ex-convict sought on assault charge near Boyds

Montgomery county police hunt Lawrence Burdette about 40 of Boyds a former Frederick Blue Ridge League pitcher after he allegedly assaulted Officer Gassaway Linthicum 29 while resisting a warrant service Burdette fled into trees disfigured by a red scar and wearing a gray lumber jacket Linthicum sustained bruises but no hospital treatment was needed Police also list past pursuits and a prior conviction tied to a fatal bank incident involving Griffith indicating Burdette’s long history with county authorities

Montgomery County Police Gassaway Linthicum Boyds Lawrence Burdette Frederick Frederick City Linthicum Burdette Linthiumy Burdebte Montgomery County East Sixth Street Clarence M. Griffith Griffith

Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deed

Marriage licenses granted to Paul J. Kraiss Jr 20 and Jean C. Stouffer 19 both of Chambersburg Pa. O Herman Davis 25 Mr Alry and Ruth HM Cecil 21 Lime Kiln, Walter BE Wireback Jr 31 Penn brook Pa and Mildred Ruth Hoover 21 Camp Hill Pa. Property deed recorded: Oscar H Miller and wife to Charles Hudson city for 14 dollars.

Paul J. Kraiss, Jr Jean C. Stouffer Chambersburg O. Herman Davis Mr. Alry Ruth HM. Cecil Walter BE. Wireback, Jr Pennbrook Mildred Ruth Hoover Camp Hill Oscar H. Miller Charles Hudson, City

Landing troops may be necessary in Cuba

Washington reports a growing possibility that U S troops might need to land in Cuba as the crisis deepens. State Department briefings describe escalating labor unrest against American interests including an ice factory and a shoe plant. Americans in Cuba move toward Guantanamo Bay amid resignations and revolts as Havana takes hard line against former officers and rebels in Pinar del Rio.

Washington United States Cuba State Department Manzanito Santiago Cristo U. S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay Island Associated Press Havana National Ramon Grau San Martin Pinar del Rio Consolacion del Sur

Probe fire cause at Reichstag inquiry in Sept

Testimony presented to the International Legal Commission suggests a Sve man had no possible link to the Reichstag fire. Earlier, George Bermhardt argued German communist leaders were out of their minds if they planned the blaze. The commission hears 18 witnesses to determine responsibility, with Sir Stafford Cripps proposing Naals may have planned the fire.

Lemion Sve Reichstag International Legal Commission George Bermhardt Naals Sir Stafford Cripps Labor

Local Bar Figure Mr Harp Struck By Auto

Mr Harp a well known local bar rister and fraternalist was hit by a car in Baltimore on Thursday night while returning from a Knights of Pythias rally in Wilmington. He suffered bruises and lacerations and was taken to Mercy Hospital before being moved home to 17 West Second Street to recuperate. The driver’s identity was not learned.

Harp BF Auto Reno & Harp Baltimore Knights of Pythias Wilmington Det Moble Mercy Hospital West Second Street Mgr. Harp

Cummings Aide Harmed In Head On Collision Near Route

Special assistant to Attorney General Homer Cummings Hart Hagerston Roevert L Vann injured in a head on crash near Ret e en route home. One auto with five African American occupants from Uniontown Pa. All were taken to Washington County hospital. Conditions uncertain for several involved. police say one driver attempted to pass another at crest.

Hagerston W.roevert L. Vann Homer S. Cummings Rete Uniontown Washington County Josephine Simm Varin

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