Roosevelt and Willard discuss railroad situation in Albany
Governor Roosevelt met at the Executive Mansion with Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio to talk railroad operation and financing. Roosevelt aims to address the railroad issue in his August 20 campaign address and plans to meet other railway leaders for firsthand information.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Willard
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
W. Averill Harriman
Illinois Central
Mr. Roosevelt
Governors Guests and Labor Talks During Visit to Mansion
The governor invited railroad labor chiefs to discuss conditions on railroads. Before Mr Willerd arrived, the governor and his son Franklin Jr hosted Princes Louis-Ferdinand and Frederick August, sons of the former German Crown Prince. The princes were traveling from Malden on Hudson to Detroit, where Louis works as a laborer in a motor plant.
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Mr. Willerd
Franklin, Jr
Louis- Ferdinand
Fred
Erick August
Maldenon-ine-Hudson
Detroit
Louis
Mace Is Elected Brunswick Mayor
Brunswick August 2 Harry R. Mace won the mayoralty by a wide margin over William P. Nixon and Ernest L. Main. Mace led with 659 votes to Nixon 325 and Main 339. He ran as the candidate of David Winebrenner the Democratic leader who sought to oust Allgire from power. T. J. Hinkle was elected councilman from the First Ward with K. L. Malone re elected in the Second Ward and Earl Kelly re elected in the Third Ward.
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Brunswick
Harry R. Mace
Mace
William P. Nixon
Ernest L. Main
David ©. Winebrenner
Harry C. Allgire
Allgire
Nixon
Main
T. J. Hinkle
Coun
Ilman
K. L. Malone
Earl Kelly
Ritchie Says Bonus Colony Not Feasible
Governor Ritchie in Maryland declares a 25 acre proposed site for bonus seekers totally unsuitable and impractical. He says the veterans have no livelihood and warns legal steps may block entry while stressing Maryland will respect rights but refuse settlement on the proposed plan. The conference in the Governor's office followed an earlier statement denying troop deployment and urging practical considerations.
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Ritchie
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Maryland Opposes Colorado Veterans Camp In Waterburg
Governor Ritchie denounces the Waterburg project as impracticable citing land as scrub woodland lacking water and sewerage. He warns veterans would face livelihoods and social problems, urging return to home states or federal relocation. Mrs. Maude Edgell criticizes the stance while Walter Waters arrives to inspect the camp. The Annapolis Chamber criticizes veteran encampment amid local farming hardships.
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State Health Department
Maryland
Waters
Johnstown
Talk on Taxation at Farmere's Protective Association
J Forney Young spoke at the Farmers Protective Association meeting in Williamsport schoolhouse on why taxes are high and the need for regular five year real estate assessments. He urged voters to oppose the Byron road bill reallocating county funds to towns. P L Martin urged cutting government salaries, noting Green Castle milk plant growth from 47 to 600 ten gallon cans in a year.
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Maryland
J. Forney Young
Farmere’s Protective Association
Williamsport
P. L. Martin
Downie Brothers Circus Delights Large Local Crowd
A two performance run by the Downie Brothers circus closed last night after a lively midday street parade. The three ring show featured wild animal cages, the Hanneford family bareback riders, comic clowns, and daring acts from the Morales and Gonzales parts. Buck Owens performed stunts with his horse Goldie and prepared for Hollywood, while Miss Marion Shuford and the Gonzales sisters delighted with precision riding and aerial feats.
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Downie Brothers
Hannefords
England
George Hanneford
Morales
Old Mexico
Felix Morales
Buck” Owens
Goldie
Owens
Monogram Pictures
Hollywood
Buck
Hagerstown
Marion Shuford
Gonzales Sisters
Zemo for itching skin promises swift relief and clear skin
The ad urges applying Zemo to stop itching and burning skin and claims it relieves heat, sting, ringworm eczema rashes pimples and related scalp issues. It asserts twenty years of relief and lists prices and availability at all druggists.
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Zemo
Colonial Theatre Presents Young Bride at Winchester Circus and Bell Pageant
Eric Linden and Dorothy Jordan star in Young Bride at the Colonial Theatre. A George Washington bicentennial pageant finale features General Washington and colonial soldiers with a Liberty Bell replica. The Winchester Va circus travels with 300 payroll, 36 trained horses, and is led by veteran showman Charles Sparks.
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Eric Linden
Dorothy Jordan
Bride
Colonial Theatre
General Washington
Coloniel
Winchester
Charles Sparks
Doomed Battalion thrills at Maryland Theatre
A Universal drama set on the Italian Front portrays a mountain guide and an Italian nobleman drawn together by perilous Alpine climbs. World War I splits them into opposing units as orders force a deadly choice. Tala Birell stars in a tense, suspenseful confrontation atop a peak.
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Universal
Maryland Theatre
Tyrol
Tala Birell
Costume changes for Joan Crawford in Possessed at Henry's Theatre
Sixteen wardrobe changes for Joan Crawford in Possessed, her star vehicle at Henry's Theatre, with Clark Gable's support and cast including Wallace Ford and Skeets Gallagher. Work resumes at Blue Ridge Woolen Mills in Chambersburg as 200 return to full schedule after two months idle.
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Wxteen
Joan Crawford
Henry's Theatre
Miss Crawford
Clark Gable
Wallace Ford
Skeets Gallagher
Chambersburg
Blue Ridge Woolen Mills
France Wins Team Foil Final At 1932 Olympics
In a tight finish France edged Italy on points to win the team foil final of the 1932 Olympic games in Los Angeles. Italy, the 1928 champion, and the United States were in a three way tie with the U S eliminated. France had beaten the United States on points in one match but lost 10 to 6 in another. Italy defeated the United States 9 to 1.
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Los Angeles
France
Italy
United States
Maryland Coal Is Bought By State
Maryland contracts for 45000 tons of Maryland coal at about 60000 dollars were signed by Walter N. Kirkman head of the central purchasing bureau. The coal will be used in state institutions in the next year and comes from mines in Mt. Savage Lonaconing George's Creek Allegany County and from Kemmon Vindex Kitzmiller and Grellin Garrett County.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Walter N. Kirkman
Central Purchasing Bureau
Kirkman
Mt. Savage
Lonaconing
George's Creek
Frostburg
Westersport
Allegany County
Kemmon
Vindex
Kitzmiller
Grellin
Garret County
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