Security Act Victory for Order Eagles
George Nordlin national president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles spoke to a large overflow crowd at the local Eagles home praising the Social Security Act and noting the order’s early campaigns for mothers pension laws and old age pensions. He cited resolutions from the Grand Aerie opposing communism and supporting child labor amendments, with a copy sent to Frances Perkins.
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Order of Eagles
George Nordlin
St Paul
Minnesota
Eagles
Hagerstown
Nordlin
United States
Grand Aerie
Dayton
Frances Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Stunted Flowers Blame Not Seed But Feeding
A historical note explains that flowers fail not from seed but from soil nutrition. Plants need eleven elements. bone meal, manures, or sewage products often supply only two or three, with overabundant nitrogen disrupting balance and hindering growth.
Lutheran Pastor with Hauptmann at Trenton Prison
Reverend John Matthie sen, Lutheran pastor, is seen leaving the Trenton prison after visiting Bruno Richard Hauptmann hours before the condemned man faced execution. The clergyman said he had given spiritual solace as the eleventh hour stay was granted moments before the scheduled execution.
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John Matthiesen
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
National Eagles Leader Tours United States
The national president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Mr Nordlin, toured the country visiting towns including Hagerstown. He promoted House Bill No. 2 and the Eagles-Ludlow plan to create a federal industrial commit that would stabilize employment and provide steady jobs. Nordlin, a former Minnesota state senator, helped push the old age pension law and advised on the Social Security Bill.
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Eagles
Grand Avenue
Roosevelt
Nordlin
Minnesota State Senate
Minnesota
Senate
Order of Eagles
Hagerstown
Fraternal
Blue Sox Poised In Pennant Run After Strong Count
The article asserts the Blue Sox will be in contention for this year's pennant and championship once the final tally is completed, stressing confidence in their ongoing push.
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Blue Sox
Reed Cleared of Physical Attack But Censured in Maryland
The grand inquest committee reported Jas J Reed of Baltimore not guilty of a physical attack on Delegate Leo C Geraghty but found his conduct obstructive to General Assembly proceedings. The committee urged censure and a written apology to the House by noon tomorrow, with possible further action if not delivered.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Jas. J. Reed
Baltimore
Leo C. Geraghty
Dem
General Assembly
Reed
House
Lewis Speaks at Miners Meeting in Greenburg Pa
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, urged aid for an organization not an industrial union among steel workers during a rainy miners gathering in Greenburg. The event honored Mitchell Dar, marking the eight hour day fight remembrance with families present.
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Greenburg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
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