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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1934

Page

8

Primaries Across Four States Stir Voter Campaigns

Ohio Nebraska Idaho and Arkansas voters pick Senatorial candidates and party hopefuls for 38 House seats four governorships and many state offices amid New Deal tensions. Key battles feature Burke versus Bryan in Nebraska and West versus White in Ohio with White backed by Bulkley Baker and others. Incumbents seek renomination as Mississippi farmers shift from cotton to livestock and hay.

Ohio Nebraska Idaho Arkansas Roosevelt E. R. Burke Charles West White House Burke Charles W. Bryan William Jennings Bryan Bryan Arthur F. Mullen Democratic National Committee A. V Vic” Donahey West George White Senator Bulkley White Bulkley Cleveland Democratic Organization Newton D. Baker Wilson Simeon D. Fess Fess Nominaton C. Ben Ross J. Marion Futrell Howard A. Reed Mississippi

U.S. Stock Exchanges Ordered to File Registration Rules

The Securities and Exchange Commission issued initial rules for exchanges and listed securities, requiring registration of exchanges and corporations. Public access to information will grow as firms disclose specified data, though Kennedy cautioned the rules are not investor safeguards. Officers and major holders must report trades from November, with profits funneled to the company treasury. Exemptions apply to certain securities and foreign government issues.

Washington Federal Securities and Exchange Commission Commission Joseph P. Kennedy Kennedy

Protest Filed By Fruit Growers Over Leader Removal

Martinsburg West Virginia August 14 A resolution by the West Virginia Horticulture Society protesting the removal of E Lee Goldsborough as president of the East Central Fruit Growers Association was sent to President Roosevelt and Congress. The East Central includes growers in West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland. Goldsborough was named president at the January organization meeting and his dismissal was announced in a letter from George H Stevenson of Production Corporation parent of the East Central shortly before offices moved from Baltimore to Hagerstown Maryland.

Martinsburg W. Va West Virginia Horticulture Society E. Lee Goldsborough Shepherdstown East-Central Fruit Growers Association Roosevelt West Virginia Congress Hast-Central Association George H. Stevenson Production Corporation The East- Central East-Central Baltimore Hagerstown

Wheat acreage rises in North Carolina this season

North Carolina farmers expanded wheat acreage by about 16 percent this season but agricultural statisticians report yields fall short of the ten year average.

North Carolina

Foreign Agencies May List Securities for Investor Protection

A speaker argued exemptions for foreign agencies listings to shield American investors from potential losses if overseas issuers fail to register. The remark stressed ensuring access to international securities while maintaining safeguards against risky listings.

Weekend Guests and Visitors In Hagerstown Area

Local social notes list Miss Laura Smeak and several Hagerstown guests visiting relatives and friends including the Beachleys Henesys and Troupes. Multiple gatherings feature visits among families in Maugansville Halfway and Malligansville with extended relatives from New York and Middleburg. The Sisterhood of the First Brethren church held its monthly meeting Thursday night.

Laura Smeak Hagerstown Lois Beachley Irene Henesy Gladys Cook Ralph Brandenburg Frank Showalter Maugansville Alvey Showalter Helen Leatherman Halfway Pauline Troupe H. M Troupe John Cook Nevin Alvey Cook Edna Hoover Hoover John Bell New York Willian Beachley Paul Horst Albert Zeger Ruby C. BE. Shank Homer Sprecher Jane J Alvey R. Cook Gladys Sisterhood The First Brethren Church Stanley Neal W. H. Beachley

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