No New Moves Says Roosevelt In Credit Meeting
President Roosevelt met with finance chiefs to coordinate a vast credit expansion aimed at stabilizing agriculture and industry in the NRA recovery drive. Officials denied any new currency plan, stressing readiness to mobilize government credit to support price lifting and employment through a nationwide buying push. Johnson, recovering from illness, planned to join the effort to push a large scale buying campaign to aid wages and hiring.
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Deg A Jones
Reconstriction Finance Corporation
Oconnor
Sbary
NRA
Hugh F. Jolson
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Sally Gets Year in Jail for Indecent Dance
Selly Read of PA dancing notoriety convicted of indecent dance by a circuit court Saturday. She received a one year jail sentence plus fines and costs after a two hour jury deliberation. Read testified she wore white cosmetic makeup to create a statue like look during her act at World’s Feet, but denied nudity allegations. Judge McGarry overruled a new trial motion and granted 60 days to appeal. bond set at $2,000.
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Descendants of the Continental Congress Form Group
A Trenton group named Descendants of the Continental Congress pursues incorporation in Mercer County with aims to foster patriotism and moral fellowship and mark anniversaries of the Continental Congress. Trustees include Gordon Monges Ash, Frank Clay Crosa, and John S. Wursts. The note adds a statistic that the automotive industry uses more than 80 percent of U S rubber.
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Mercer County
Gordon Monges Ash
Frederick
Frank Clay Crosa
Denver
Col
John 5. Wursts
Gemmantown
Baltimore doubles appraisers to speed loan work
Baltimore reports a surge in appraisers for Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commission loans. The number rose from 10 at act passage to 121 now, with 150 more in training and 16 recommended. Bank officials say mortgage closings, once 45 to 90 days, will be materially quicker as applications rise.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
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Worthnally
Mike Donlin Dies in Hollywood at 35
Hollywood, Sept. 24 Mike Donlin former New York Giants outfielder died of a heart attack at his home. He was 35. In 12 NL seasons he hit over .300 each year. In the 1905 World Series Donlin and Christy Mathewson propelled John McGraw’s Giants to victory over Philadelphia.
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Mike Donln
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Christy Mathewson
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Philadelphia
Rally Day at All Saints Church Promotes Scholarships
All Saints Church held Rally Day Sunday at 9 45 in the chapel with large attendance. George B Delaplaine Jr presided. The offering of 48 went to the Episcopal room at Frederick City Hospital. Fourteen scholars received promotion certificates from Rev. Douglass Hooft. The program included processions prayers songs recitations by junior and primary departments, and a violin solo.
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Virginia Gambril
Francés Ann
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
William Haller
Juanita Jumenatier
Bertha Fagin
Dorothy Schroeder
Betty Kuzler
Alma Roney
Mary Louise Moberly
Parsons Newman
Douglass Hooft
Reckord Backed for National Commander by Maryland Legion
About 250 Maryland legionnaires and auxiliary members, including several from Frederick County, plan to attend the American Legion national convention in Chicago to back Adjutant General Milton A Reckord for national commander. State leaders announced full endorsement, with delegates sailing Friday and the convention set for October 3 through 4. The Maryland delegation will be joined by the Francis Scott Key drum corps amid a 4 point program push for veterans.
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Frederick County
American Legion
Chicago
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Maryland Department
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National
Howard W. Jackson
Baltmore
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James %. Abbott
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Orisfield
National Defense
Gen Reckord
Maj
Robert H. Arches
Bel Air
Ben R. Wolfson
George Kenderson
Cumberland
Charles 3. Houck, Jr
Frederick
Howard W. Cutler
Silver Spring
State Department
Reckord
Mr. Luck
J. R. Ormdor
Fred Baugh
George Henderson
J. H. McDonald
Towson
M.N. G Planes Visit Frederick by National Guard
Two members of the Madtland National Guard air unit visited Frederick on Sunday. Lieuts. John P. Meehan Jr. and Louis M. Rawhas from Baltimore arrived at Detrick Field in the morning and stayed until evening. They observed no submarines or sail man sightings in this area, noting insufficient wind for such a flight as Richard du Pont Tad e reported Thursday.
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Thureday
Cuba Teeming With Unrest Threatens U S interests
Washington reports describe Cuba as teeming with unrest and growing lawlessness raising fears that mob violence and American lives may require protection by U S warships. Private reports note Americans at many Cuban ports are preparing boats to flee to ships offshore if needed. Officials worry the unrest could derail plans for the Montevideo Pan American conference and delay Sumner Welles's Cuban duties.
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Matanzas
Last day to sign wheat control plan in county
County Agent Hettry R. Ghoe maker warned wheat growers tonight is the deadline to enter the federal plan. About 1,200 applications have been filed, with 80 percent of local growers signed, mostly those with larger wheat acreages. Officials expect November payments. contracts and allotments require completing details this week.
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Byrd Starts South Pole Voyage From Boston
The Bear of Oakland led by Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd is ready to sail from Boston amid last minute preparations for the South Pole expedition. Food, scientific equipment, and crew quarters are secured in the sturdy whaler as the ship awaits the dawn to begin casting off under New York skipper Terrence Ough.
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