Forage Poison Affects Horses In Local Farmland Area
Dozens of cases of cerebral spinal meningitis in horses have been reported near Frederick, with officials distinguishing encephalomalitis from botulism. Encephalomalitis comes from a mosquito bite and requires serum, while botulism results from moldy feed and often responds to timely treatment. Veterinarians urge farmers to prevent moldy fodder exposure this fall.
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Tederick
Maryland
Anne Arundel
St. Mary's Aanties
J. B. Me“eHead
R Smith
Williams Chairman of NRA Recovery Board
The National Industrial Recovery Administration recovery board was set up to administer NRA. Clay Williams of North Carolina was named chairman and Sean J. Marshall of Baltimore became executive secretary. Col. George A. Lynch was asked to serve as administrative officer.
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Washington
Thew
Roosevelt
Clay Williams
North Carolina
Sean J . Marshall
Baltimore
George A. Lynch
Hugh S. Joh
Mussolini Takes Charge of Campaign Drive
Rome reports Benito Mussolini personally assumes control of a national mobilization to train youth from age eight to thirty three. A new department will organize and oversee Italys military youth program under the direction of Gener Grazioli and the Vanguard.
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Mussolini
Italy
Tr Duce
Togtam
Mussoni
Pre
Pos
Milta
Generrancisco Grazioli
Lib AL
Weather summary for today and month
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am today is 0.28 inches. September to date 14 inches. Deficiency in 1934 precipitation to September 1 is 4.31 inches. Normal September precipitation remains around 99 inches for this area. Yesterday high and low temperatures are not clearly stated. Sun sets today at 6.00 pm, sun rises tomorrow at 6.03 am. Moon rises tomorrow around 9.21 pm. Moon sets around 10.04 pm.
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Tiestem
Sepeiuven
Ama
Rew
75 000 Fund Transferred To Peoples Liquidating Corp
An additional 75000 was transferred Wednesday from the Central Trust Company receiver to the Peoples Liquidating Corporation, the liquidating agency for the successor banks. The move reduces assets in the receiver’s hands as part of a plan to cut the bond premium. Previous balances and dividends are noted, with general depositors already paid 6 percent and objecting depositors to get 16 percent more.
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Central Trust Company
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
John S. Newman
Dunce JY
Urner
Willard
First Vesper Service at Hood College Welcomes Stahr
President Henry I. Stahr will speak at Hood College Brodbeck hall on Sunday at 4 pm to start the academic year. Seniors appear in caps and gowns. musical program led by Prof. Henry T. Wade with soprano Margaret Weeber.
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Henry I. Stahr
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Stahr
Henry T. Wade
New Parking Law Adds Enforcers and Signs
City implements new parking ordinance Monday with three added police officers James Marks Marion Carmack and Frank Dorsey to enforce. Forty five metal signs declare restricted hours from 8 am to 5 pm across seven blocks of Market Street and four blocks of Patrick Street. Signs supplied by Automobile Club of Maryland, reading clear from distance.
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Automobile Club of Maryland
Market Street
Fifth
South Streets
Patrick Street
Bentz
Carroll Streets
James Marks
Marion Carmack
Frank Dorsey
Gorman Charges Sloan with Subterfuge Over Labor Board Claims
Washington reports Prancis J. Gorman accuses George A. Sloan head of the Cotton Textile Institute of subterfuge in promoting cooperation with the textile labor relations board. Gorman cites Sloan’s assertion that code authority favors reemployment of workers who did not commit violence, calling it an open invitation to employer discrimination.
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Washington
Prancis
Code Authority
Honea Path
New Deal Debates and Campaign Protests in Washington
Column surveys questions for labor and reform polls ahead of elections. It notes the AFL and NRA tensions, Coughlin controversy, and a wave of public replies to candidate surveys. References to 1954 copyright note and broad political agitation.
Morro Castle Fire Probe Concludes Inquiries
A U S probe into the Morro Castle fire has ended, with investigators reviewing the disaster and related questions. The report lists key angles examined and notes ongoing efforts by authorities to determine responsibilities and safety lessons.
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U. S
Morro Castle
No Undeserving Persons to Be Given Aid of U S
A 1931 debate cites policies denying relief to individuals deemed undeserving. Jon D Baker of Ohio notes the government must ensure aid reaches only those meeting strict standards. The emergency relief effort is framed as a national duty to exclude those lacking merit from aid.
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U.S
Tosa
Jon D. Baker
Ohio
Redliy
Daylight Saving Ends in Vilin Act
Fragmentary text notes daylight saving ends Sunday in Yok ma with clocks to standard time. Mentions a 4154 figure and a large number of 9.8 million people or persons affected, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Indecision Marks Price Movements In Financial Markets
York Sept 28 AP Indecisive price movements dominated todays markets. Stocks were dull and slightly higher on news of new margin rules. The major grains and bonds showed spotty activity with lower Cotter and a one percent rate move, while the pound sterling opened at 84.96 percent.
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York
Dionne Quintuplets Spoiled Doctor Says
A doctor says the Dionne quintuplets are spoiled due to excessive attention. The report notes concerns about their upbringing amid wartime era pressures and public interest.
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Dionne
Maintenance of the school discussed at meeting
A local council or church group chairman led a discussion on school maintenance. Several named officials and attendees were mentioned in scattered notes, including trustees and a regional administrator. The text references upcoming steps and responsibilities for upkeep at the school.
Camp records show Maryland CCC unit postively healthy
The Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Pilon Creek Maryland keeps the best health record among state camps with fewer sick men per day. Leaders include Charles Harmon Remsberg, Warren Myers, and Lt. M. J. Kursow guiding classes in forestry geology and health, aiming to improve physical education and future opportunities.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Pilon Creek
Conservation Cops
Maryland
Juve
Tauht
Charles Harmon Remsberg
Frederick High Schoo
Warren Myers
Thurmont High School
M. J. Kursow
Aafcia
Mae Mine Tar
Monocacy Battlefield to be Broadcast National Park Plan
A radio broadcast Sunday will spotlight the Battle of Monocacy near Frederick as efforts to turn the site into a national military park receive renewed momentum. Joseph D. Baker, a prominent loyal citizen and promoter, backs the project linked to federal control. The Maryland National Guard and local leaders note Congress passed the bill before adjournment, with WRAL Baltimore relaying the program to listeners.
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Monocacy
Sarno Ab
Wyak
Benartinet
Sintan
York
Loediyr
Joseph D. Baker
Viticort
Li Field
Frederico
Phi Me
Percy Hamlin
Maryland Namonal Guard
Aiabeal Corps
Baker
Bateheld
Congress
Hota
Brunswick railroad worker dies at home before retirement
Mee Bree Tee Charles G Mann aged about thirty years, longtime employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was found dead in his bed at his Brunswick home Wednesday morning just before his planned retirement. He is survived by Mrs Iva Wie mond and other relatives. The funeral arrangements were announced by Rev JB of the local church with services at a Brunswick street location.
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Clair Edward Redding
Straban Township
Get Pa
Edward J. Redding
Charles G. Mann
Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad
Brunswick
Mmi Mann
Iva Wiemond
Gildie
Haroau
Laura MG
Thosmiek
Dotettse Kidaril
Ferderick
Brother
Ub Street
Bruinstick
Horerisces
Ecuador Joins League as Bridging Member Amid Ratifications
The article notes Ecuador becoming a member of an international league to bridge between two continents. It mentions approval by authorities and ratification of related agreements, marking a notable step in regional cooperation.
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Grwa
Betedor
United States
Hauptmann Home Raid Probed As Mother Absent
Police in Berlin and New York report investigators examining Bruno Hauptmann's home in Germany while his wife is away. In New York, Attorney James Fawcett says Hauptmann will be examined by his own psychiatrist and physician in the Bronx jail. A plan to consult a New Jersey extradition official arises during the Lindbergh case proceedings.
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Probe Hauptmann
Germany
Hauptman
New York
James M. Fawcett
Bruno Richard Hauptman
Faw
Fawrett
Hauptmann
Bronos County
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Beonx County
Willistrict
Samuel J. Foley
Fawcett
Tie
Iphyelan
Bronx
Genaldt Wuor Pl Lagan
New Jersey
Ofice
Foley
Laraigan
Reserve Board returns money question letter
Federal Reserve Board issued a statement and accompanying note after a council meeting. The discussion covered monetary standards and consent matters tied to the board. The items were returned and not acted upon this week.
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Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Y Council
Vaih
Hearing Tonight in Posak Court Against Maurice Teil
A hearing is scheduled tonight in Posak Court for Davaun Gah ed against Maurice Teil. The case concerns alleged unlawful activity with unidentified parties in custody by Other Swomby. The text notes about 100,000,900 silver dollars in mint inventories and mentions westward use of certain "wheels" in common circulation.
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Davawun Gahed
Posak Court
Maurice Teil
Wild Wan Agen
United States
West
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Hanley
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