Du Pont lowers American glider record at Frederick
Richard C. du Pont, 22 Wilmington Del, lands a sailplane at Frederick airport setting a new American glider record for distance. He flew from Waynesboro Va covering about 20 miles before fog halted progress. Du Pont plans another attempt later if conditions allow and is joined by Arthur L. Lawrence and Warren Eaton of the soaring group.
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Mail pilot dies from crash injuries in Indiana? No
Hazard L Ness, a Cleveland mail pilot, died from injuries after his plane crashed near Jackson Michigan. Ness sat beside his wrecked craft for 63 hours before discovery, having been hospitalized previously after a prolonged exposure incident.
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Cleveland
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Federal Trial Opens in Oklahoma City for Kidnapping Ring
Judge guarding federal court presides over the trial of Harver J. Bailey and 11 others in Oklahoma City on charges of kidnapping Charles F. Urschel. The group, all millionaires, reportedly paid $200,000 for Urschel’s release as the federal building is heavily guarded. Judge Vaught connected to Lions Club history.
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Harver J. Bailey
Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Federal
Judge Vaughe
Frederick
Lions Club
Lions International
New Deal Impact on Textiles Shows Mixed Signals
First definite NRA code effects appear in cotton textile employment and payrolls from July 15 to August 15. Employment rose modestly while payrolls jumped, highlighting the wage floor. but precode expansion and stockpiling cloud actual impact and production later declines loom. Roosevelt era cost, inflation and NRA goals spark debate among officials.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Watoue
Ashy Gonjecsi
Machine Gun Gunners Rob Four Messengers and Kill Officer
Five masked gunmen hijacked a Federal Reserve Bank messenger convoy in Chicago early today and killed Officer Miles Cunningham as they wrecked a car and opened fire. They then escaped in a passing motorist’s vehicle after looting bags described as containing worthless canceled checks.
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Federal Res
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Morris” Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Ford to Cut Hours Under Auto Code Plan
Detroit September 22 AP The Ford Motor Company now on a 40 hour week will shorten hours toward an average 9.35 hours per week across 50 000 employees staying within the 25 hour sick provision of the WRA automotive code Henry Ford has signed Details of the plan are being worked out and Ford says they will conform with the code and not violate the NAA code.
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Forget Me Not Day Observance Honoring Disabled Veterans
The article reports the annual Forget-Me-Not Day observance sponsored by the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. It will run from Argonne Day, starting Saturday September 30, for one week, with Mayor Munshower urging public support and noting efforts to aid disabled soldiers without federal burden. It also mentions M Perrott as commander of the Argonne drive and includes unrelated habeas corpus action details.
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Chaput
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Elmer F. Munn
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Organization of Disabled American Veterans of the World Mine UN Marredhaes
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East Qan
Roosevelt speeds plans to buy food for needy
President Roosevelt moved to accelerate a federal program to purchase surplus foods for the needy. He conferred with Secretary Wallace to appoint a special committee to implement the plan and finance it, with funding estimated around 75 million dollars.
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Washington
Secreury
Wallace Ang Tere Die
Caston
Douglas
Mayors Urged to Submit Public Works Plans
President Roosevelt told mayors of major cities to submit plans for using 33.3 billion dollars in federal public works funds. He said allocations would be made quickly. Mayor John F. Dore of Seattle warned relief delays deepen the Pacific Northwest recession and questioned NRA relevance.
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Roosevelt
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Dore
NRA
Pacific Northwest
Officer Linthicum Convicted in Rockville Assault Case
Lawrence Burdette, 34 of Boyds, was found guilty in Rockville police court of assaulting Montgomery County Officer Linthicum while serving a peace warrant. Burdette received a 30 month term in the Maryland House of Correction with appeal noted and $2060 bond set. he admitted fighting but claimed longstanding friendship with the officer. The incident occurred near Boyds when Linthicum attempted to take Burdette to Rockville for the warrant, resulting in injuries to the officer.
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Rasaniline Agatay Linthicurn
Montgomery County
Lawrence Buredette
Boyds
Donald A. Delashmutt
Maryland House of Correction
Boytly
Linthicum
Burda‘te
Hampstead Shoe Plant Move Aims To Locate Factory
Muskin Shoe Company seeks 25,006 to locate a new Hampstead plant with 75 percent funded by community raising loans to be repaid as annual dividends over ten years A civic corporation would hold title to land and lease to the company with foreclosure rights for noncompliance Negotiations involve Westminster Lit-Nestram and Baltimore plants and possible relocation to Hampstead
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Carroll County
Muskin Shoe Company
Hampstead
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Anich Im Turm
Westminster
Lit- Nestram
Baltimore
All Pines
Valley Field Cathedral and Convent Destroyed in Quebec Fire
A fire in Valley Field Quebec on Sept 22 damaged the historic Valley Field Cathedral and the Convent of the Sisters of Jesus and Mary. Estimated losses reached 1,600,000 with six major church structures destroyed in Quebec in the past year, totaling 2,620,000.
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Valley Fie
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TSS
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Carnat Cnatches
Conciliations in Havana and Hood College Events
Hood College resumes classes amid announcements of a campus picnic at Braddock Heights and a fall Campus Day with directors meeting and a vesper service. Havana precision talks propose a conciliation cabinet while Grau faces opposition demands and U S representations follow a looting incident.
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Braddock Hall
William R. Barniart
Rirks
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Cnme
Frederick
Hood College
Francis Scot Key
Mt Airy Pants Factory Seeks NRA Exemption
Ralph Selman of the Mt Airy pants factory asks for an exemption from the code under NRA provisions. Mt Airy Chamber of Commerce endorsed the request after local study, with Washington to decide. The firm faced penalties from penal wage competition and operated with about 10 workers earning around 70 dollars weekly before closing in August.
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Mt. Airy
Chamber of Commerce
Recovery Administration
Washington
Strong Resumption of Buying by Consumers
New York reports a strong rebound in consumer spending as shopping activity returns to normal levels. Analysts credit clarified procedures and warmer weather for boosting retail sales, signaling a potential end to the recent industrial downturn.
Lindberghs Arrive in Leningrad Russia for visit
Cyr and Mrs. Lindbergh landed in Leningrad after flying from Tiismatie. They were met by Soviet officials and escorted by two naval planes. Foreign Office and aviation officers greeted them at the airport.
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Cheries A. Lindbergh
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Foreign Office
Inflation Urges Rally by Oklahoma Senator Elmer Thmas
A garbled report notes Oklahoma Senator Elmer Thmas and associates pressing for inflation measures to raise farm prices. The fragment hints at political advocacy influencing rural commodity prices and tax or price policies.
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Elmer Thmas
Oklahoma
Immunization Efforts Reported Across Counties
No diphtheria cases in Frederick. two deaths in Washington county. One typhoid case. seven scarlet fever cases noted. Dr. EB, health officer, calls for immunization of all schoolchildren in Hares town as diphtheria reaches an epidemic stage. Hancock schools show 399 children unimmunized when diphtheria first appeared.
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Winzheimais
MT Gans
J. W. Ross Cameto
M. Heath
Washington County
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Schoo’s
Hancock
Charles M Schwab Suffering From Fatigue At York
Charles M Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel Corp is a patient at Doctors Hospital in York suffering fatigue. A hospital statement said he had not been away since the recent eastern steel institute meeting and emphasized he is not seriously ill.
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York
Charles’, Schwab
Bethlehem Stcel Corps
Tron and Steel Institute
Three Men Held in Antwerp for Lindbergh Case
Three men were detained in Antwerp as part of the Lindbergh kidnapping probe. An envelope containing a British 1,000 pound note tied to the case was found, later discarded by a clerk. U S officials confirm an American money exchange tied to the ransom is under investigation with Belgian and Swedish detainees.
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Bank of England
Charles A. Lindbergh
United
Maye Beeney
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Whg
New York
Washington
Antwerp
Belgium
State Department
Abel
Sunday School Class Annual Outing and Dinner
The Evangeliial Lutheran Sunday School Class 59 held its annual outing and dinner at Braddock Grange Hall on a Thursday evening. The program featured remarks by Alfred W. Gaver and talks by Isaiah N. Loy Rev Amos J Traver John Renn and Louis L. Wilson.
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Braddock Grange Hall
Ladies of the Orange
Wich
Alfred W. Gaver
Isaiah N. Loy
Cass
Amos John Traver
John. Renn
Louis L. Wilson
Maretta Hershberger
Margate Lewis
George Lastis
Milard Glesmer
Chas. Opel
Edward Bentz
Amos J Raver
Exelha Tukers
John S. Renn
Alfred Weaver
Lewis Purnan
John Stull
W. C. Sinlay
J. C. Ries
Sunon Rice
Preston Michael
Jesse W. Kolb
Geo. Lewis
Bradley Wies
Albéry A. Schroeder
Weather Summary for September 19, 1933
Precipitation for 24 hours ending at a.m. today is none. September to date 2.56 inches, with normal Sept totals not provided. Excess rainfall noted in 1933 up to September 19 totaling 3.53 inches. Yesterday’s high was 9, low last night 7, with today’s forecast showing clear conditions and sunset around 4 p.m. Moon phase details included.
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