Compliance Board To Be Set Up Here In NRA Drive
A five member NRA compliance board will investigate complaints against employers in the city and county to enforce the blue eagle code. Richard F. Simmons and Dr Ignatius Bjorke report 403 city employers with 13 new full time staff since July 27 plus 47 part time, and county totals growing with 218 employers. Some merchants resist pledges. efforts continue to explain plan and reconcile wage and employment clauses.
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Thomas M. Luthicum
State Roads Commission
Linthicum
Frederick
Harcourt Wedding Invitations Offer Elegant Choice
For over a quarter century the Harcourt imprint has identified many brilliant weddings. The text promises faultlessly appropriate invitations or announcements from a sample book, inviting personal selection to ensure every detail is perfect for the bride’s moment.
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Harcourt Company
Court term opens with 33 witnesses summoned
Circuit Court for September term opens with Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard presiding. Thirty-three witnesses called today and 307 total summoned. grand and petit juries drawn. Trials slated for next week. 72 appeal cases and 143 trials on the docket. Trial of criminal cases from grand jury indictments begins October 5.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Montevue Hospital
Unger Granted 250 Bond in Fence Dispute Shooting
John J. Unger of Smithsburg is held on a 250 bond in Hagerstown for the November court on charges of shooting his neighbor Jacob Pryor and Pryor’s son William during a dispute over a chicken fence. Unger testified both parties had clouded over before he fired.
Kittens Perform in Parrot Show and Duck Rope Act
A lively tale features kittens entertaining a parrot and a duck as a rope swing finale. The parrot choreographs a dance and tricks while Goldy and Dancy react with amusement. The scene ends with plans for more acts in the next installment.
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Dancy
Soft Coal Compact Takes Effect In Two Weeks
President Roosevelt issued an executive order to make the soft coal industry compact effective within two weeks. He removed a labor objection from the code by striking a disputed section that would have allowed workers to organize, asserting labor’s right to join organizations of its choosing under the recovery law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Labor leaders dispute coal code interpretation
The article notes William Green of the American Federation of Labor and John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America had shaped a coal code interpretation. Hugh S. Johnson says the joint statement remains official but not an integral part of the code.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Hugh 8. Johnson
Permit Issued for Modern Two Story House on West Second
A building permit is issued to J Richard Ramsburg for a modern two story dwelling on West Second street at an estimated cost of 15000 dollars. The brick home will be built on the lot west of C Thoman Summers residence and work will begin soon with completion aimed for April 1 1934.
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Elias B. Ramsburg
West Second Street
C. Thoman Summers
Rantrartar Tins &. Culler
Final contracts with wheat growers begin in county plan
The two district committees meet to push acreage control plan applications to every farmer. Henry R Shoemaker reports efforts to distribute forms this week with a September 25 deadline for in office submission and three copies of contracts and applications sent to farmers and the county agent.
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Henry R Shoemaker
Myersville
Middletown
Shoemaker
Washington
Wheat acreage curtailment plans set for Frederick County
Washington outlines waiting period to file applications and contracts as year by year curtailment reduces Frederick County wheat land from about 68 000 to roughly 58 000 acres under a 14 percent cut for 1930-31. The plan promises a $200 000 benefit distributed based on participation levels.
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Washington
Beret Frederick Ceuny
Shearmaker
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