Roosevelt Greetings As He Reaches Frederick For Antietam
President Roosevelt in a brief stop in Frederick on the Antietam visit waves to cheering crowds. A convoy of fifteen DC cars led by the president’s car moved swiftly toward Sharpsburg while traffic officers opened the way. The return route included Braddock Heights and Vindobona with the noon address broadcast.
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Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Last 24 Hours
Weather summary notes precipitation details for September and the 24 hours ending yesterday. It records September rainfall, excess by 1937, high and low temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and stream conditions for Patomac Monocacy and tributaries.
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Early Brain Truster Douglas Counseled Economy And Lost
Washington, Sept. 17. The article reviews the early New Dealers in Roosevelt’s circle, focusing on Lew Douglas and Lew’s budget battles, Moley, Howe, and Moley’s power waning after shifts from State to Justice. It notes how internal aides shaped policy and the tension between spending and budget balancing.
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Tammany Loses As Copeland Is Defeated
In New York City’s primary Copeland loses the Democratic mayoralty nomination to Jeremiah Mahoney while May or LaGuardia wins the Republican nomination. Mahoney and LaGuardia carry their running mates to victory as Democratic and Republican turnout favors reform and New Deal positions.
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Frederick Dentist Naps On Bus Misses Stop
A Frederick dentist returning from the State dental convention dozed on a bus and woke in Baltimore after thinking he had reached Middletown. He admitted taking a brief nap and decided not to risk more sleep, ensuring he woke for the next stop before continuing home.
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Market Leaders Slide as Rail Stocks Decline in NY
In New York trading today rail stocks fell sharply with many leading issues dropping by about ten points. Active trading was slow while declines were tempered near midday. The pound sterling opened at 4.95 15 16.
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Early New Deal Policy Influencers and Frankfurter’s Role
The piece notes Morgenthau’s influence as treasury secretary shaping policy, Roosevelt’s affinity for Warren’s commodity dollar, and Felix Frankfurter as a key early New Deal architect. It highlights his Harvard-linked network and ongoing influence, despite years of limited public office and occasional outreach to Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt urges national thinking after Civil War era
President Roosevelt, addressing Antietam’s 75th anniversary crowd of about 25,000, called for national thinking over sectional divisions. He said misjudgments of reconstruction era fed distress across the country and urged aid to those in need while denying a wish that the Civil War had never happened. He then departed for Washington.
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Releases Granted to Two Former Central Trust Directors
In circuit court Thursday Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Adhuc DB Willard ordered stock liability releases for Guy K. Motter and Abraham Hemp. The two former directors owned 175 and 800 shares respectively in Central Trust Company. The releases come in exchange for assignment of their assets to the bank receiver, a creditor on several promissory notes and single bills. Appraisals by James W. Cram er and testimony from W Canton McSherry supported the petitions filed by Peoples Liquidating Corporation, which sought the releases two years earlier. The receiver John J. Ghingher recommended the releases to better serve the estate and likely prevent forced collection of the stock liabilities.
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Baker's dazen traces roots in early English trades
The term baker's dazen dates to early English days when tradesmen, fearing anti fraud laws, often gave thirteen articles to a dazen.
Governor Nice Operated Upon for Abscess
Governor Harry W. Nice was taken to Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore for surgery to correct a run abscess after developing the condition while attending a governors conference in Atlantic City. He was reported resting comfortably and not allowed visitors due to medical precautions.
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Judge Orders Sitdown Strikers Evicted From Ship
Baltimore September 17 United States district judge William C Coleman ordered federal marshals to remove 23 sailors who have stalled a sitdown strike on the steamship Oakmar since September 3 Union officials said the men would leave the ship without resistance.
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Britain Concentrates Warships on Piracy Fight
London reports Britain ends its failed non intervention patrol with Spain to devote all warships to the task of chasing pirate attackers in the Mediterranean. France joins the effort as Telegraph Hill in San Francisco is cited for its heliograph signaling in early news.
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China protests embargo order over arms to China and Japan
China lodged a formal protest with Secretary of State Hull over President Roosevelt’s partial embargo. Beijing argues the action harms China while indirectly benefiting Japan. The order bars U S government ships from carrying arms to China or Japan and warns other ships to proceed at their own risk in the far east.
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Wheeler Says Black Case Illustrates Hasty Action
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana joined critics of Justice Hugo L Black's alleged Ku Klux Klan membership, urging President Roosevelt to appoint an impartial investigation and, if charges are true, to demand Black's resignation. He warned against hasty administration actions and blind Senate deference to White House prompts.
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UAW Seeks Changes in GM Pact After Strikes
Detroit Sept 17 AP The United Automobile Workers announced it will seek wage revisions of 1 cent an hour vacations with a one hour day and three hour week and time and a half or double time for overtime in the General Motors pact at its conclusion after last winter’s seven week strike.
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Piracy Pact Includes Planes And Warships
The pact against Mediterranean piracy outlines a crusade using airplanes and warships and targets submarines. France and Great Britain join the effort, lending support to the nine power coalition in this elaborated accord signed tonight.
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Chinese central forces rush to halt Japanese advance
In Piping and Shanghai reports on Sept 17, two central government divisions move toward North China to stop regional troops slaughter and check the Japanese drive south. The Japanese army of about 60,000 crosses the Chauma river, pursuing the Chinese rearguard toward a base 40 miles south of Peiping as 68,000 more Chinese troops pour into a defensive line along the Hutuo river. Additional Japanese reinforcements land along the Yangtze lower reaches as observers warn of a major campaign near Shanghai amid continued rain.
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North Market Street Room Mothers Elect New Officers
New officers were elected at a special meeting of the North Market Street School Room Mothers. Retiring president Mrs. Isaac Hankey presided. Officers include President Mrs. Williams Lambdin, Vice-President Mrs. Martin L. Bowers, Secretary Mrs. Meredith JH. Alexander, Assistant Secretary Mrs. George W. Wennel, Treasurer Mrs. Carroll Everhart, and Miss L Louise Freeman. The school will dismiss at 11:50 to avoid the noontime rush. A school carnival is planned for Friday evening October 1 with bingo, fortune-telling, cake walks and more. Forty-one room mothers attended. The next meeting is set for Thursday October 7 at 2 p.m.
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Repel All Challengers of Constitution Observed
Senator Arthur H. Vandenburg urged Constitution Day celebrants to meet usurpers at the battle line of law and order and warned against tyrannizing the Supreme Court. He said the Senate’s defense against executive control saved the republic and the constitutional anniversary.
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Constitution Day Addresses In Schools
Sergeant Lawrence Everhart of the Sons of the American Revolution urged schools to mark the Constitution’s 150th anniversary. Dr. Joseph H. Apple spoke at Lincoln High School with S. A. R. sponsorship. Other county schools also hosted speakers for the event.
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