Jobs Increase Probed as Unemployment Persists
Washington reports that industrial employment rose toward the 1929 peak this summer yet officials caution the jobless problem remains. Frances Perkins notes May non agricultural employment 34 722 000 versus 35 377 000 in March reflecting population growth and displacement. July factory index sits near 101 7 with 1923 23 normal 100. AI craft plants employ 807 per 300 1923 25. rayon 403 per 100. beverage 254. shipbuilding 99 6.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
Labor
Labor Department
Works Progress Administration
Rayon and Allied Products
Frederick Ready For Arrival Of Autumn
Newspaper brief notes anticipate autumn with breakfast tables returning featuring sausage scrapple and pancakes. Football dominates the scene as a new fur coat is cited as a response to a wife's cautious concern.
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Frederick
Noted Evangelist To Lead Union Services In Baltimore
Revival meetings led by Gipsy Smith will run from Sunday through October 10 in the Fifth Regiment Armory. About two hundred Baltimore ministers invited. ten thousand can be seated. choir of about one thousand under Rev. C. Carroll Bailey. Opening service September 26 at 3 pm. most evenings 7 30 pm. extra noon sessions at Ford's Theater for business people. Traffic control by police, lunch facilities, and large group railroad rates planned.
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County
Baltimore
Union Evangel Campaign
Fifth Regiment Armory
C. Carroll Bailey
Ford
Gipsy Smith
Baltimore Police
Raymond W. Cooke
Autumnal equinox signals early fall across Frederick County
The piece notes screens come down and coats go out as autumn arrives with the equinox slated for Thursday morning. It describes turning leaves and seasonal changes from maples to dogwood, cornfields harvested, silos filled, and wheat planting begun, while temperatures dip to 43 degrees marking the season’s start. It also recalls England’s 1936 school milk program serving 2.5 million children.
Hold Class Meeting At Lewistown Church
The Golden Threads class of the Lewistown MBE church met at president Mrs Ruth Rice home. The gathering opened with singing One Day. Seven members and four visitors attended. The Buess box went to Mrs Ruthice. A short business session was held and the next meeting will be at teacher Mrs Mattie Rices home for a Halloween party.
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Walkersville Lutheran Sunday School
Ralph Fry
Helen Culler
Edna Culler
Ralph Flanagan
Willam Peiffer
Joseph Flickinger
Alton Whitmore
Ralph Zimmerman
Glenn Zimmerman
Elvin Grossnickle
Raymond Staley
Mary Wilhide
Pauline Cromwell
Marshall Green
F. R. Seibel
Paul Dinterman
Robert Nicodemus
John Poole Jr
William Peiffer
Lewistown M. BE
Ruth Rice
Ruthice
Mattie Rice
Swing music blamed for morals collapse in New York lab test
New York reports a controversial lab experiment by Arthur Cremin alleging swing music provokes immoral behavior. Cremin, head of the American Creative League of Music Students, claims the test showed youths becoming bolder and necking after radio swing was introduced, contrasting with earlier classical and waltz phases.
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New York
Bey
Wirl
Arthur Cremin
New York Schools of Music
Cremin
American Creative League of Music Students
Arrests After Speeding Stop At Rocky Ridge
State Officer Walter K May arrested Atlee Bo Ancle this morning for operating a Rocky Ridge crate truck at a speed greater than reasonable. Anglers posted 86 collateral and were released for a hearing in Police Court tonight at 7 o clock.
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Wetle
Atlee
Walter K. May
Rocky Ridge
Local Social Notes From Copperville and Surrounds
Copperville and nearby areas report a busy weekend with visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Chas Bowers spent Sunday at Pon-Mar and week ahead to relatives. Mr and Mrs Hers visited Medford. Miss Rheba Butte traveled to Pennsylvania to see friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Hagerty of Johnstown spent last weekend with Mr Chas Dhaul’s family. Mrs Ray Spangler and son visited Faonerytwon. many locals hosted and visited, including Laurence Fouts and Joshua Rineman with various family connections. a patient, J Morris Angel, is back at Frederick City Hospital.
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Copperville
Chas. Bowers
Pon-Mar
Charmant
Richard
Medford
Rheba Butte
Pennsylvania
Hagerty
Johnstowne
Chas
Dhaul
Ray Spangler
Chas. Youngs
Mak Rineman
Oss Skyles
Uianis
Laurence Fouts
Union Bridge
J. Morris Angel
Taneytown
Frederick City Hospital
Truman Wagner
Westminster
James Little
Fence Cutters Baffle Colorado Ranch Mystery
Colorado Springs reports a bizarre cattle ranch incident as 1,000 fence slashes felled a mile long N J Powers ranch boundary. Authorities, unsure of motive, contend the barbed wire was hacked between posts, leaving residents puzzled on Sept 22.
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Colorado Springs
N. J. Powers
Tony
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