Senator Urges Roosevelt To Boost Prices
Senator Smith and Representative Jones urged President Roosevelt to issue non-interest bearing Treasury notes to fund government projects and bolster farm prices. Smith called for up to 3.3 billion dollars in notes to reverse commodity declines and support the NRA, arguing relief could require less than 2.9 billion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Wallace
Stnator Smith
South Caroln
Representative Jones
Texas
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Treasury
Smith
Penthouse Tragedy Shocks Pasadena Beauty Shop Murder Suspect Named
Helen Bendowski beauty shop operator was found shot to death on a rooftop near the penthouse in Pasadena California. Harold Wolcott, owner of a floral shop nearby, lived there and suspected that Bendowski’s sweetheart may be involved.
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Helen Bendowski
Harold Wolcott
Pasadena
Cal
Death verdict in Barnes case at Westminster Maryland
Coroner M A Hardin ruled death by own action after Leslie Barnes 34 a farmer of Mechanicsville reportedly placed the shotgun muzzle in his mouth and pulled the trigger at his home near Westminster. A neighbor discovered the body early today.
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Westminster
Leslie Barnes
Mechanicsville
Barnes
M. A
Hardin
Lawyer Pleads Not Guilty To Poison Charge In Arkansas
The Akron attorney Mark H. Shank, 41, confessed to a poison slaying of four people and pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. He was ordered held without bail for grand jury action and moved to Little Rock for Saline County proceedings on September 4. The case involved alleged poisoning at a picnic, with two children dead and one recovering.
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Benton
Ark
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Ohio
Justice of the Peace
Shank
Little Rock
Saline County Grand Jury
Alvin Colley
Ethel
Clement
Clarence
Clyde
Fred G. Cain
Shiloh Church Notes from Aug 16 Shiloh Community News
Sunday services listed for August 20 include Sunday school at 9 30 am worship at 10 am and evening service at 7 pm An outdoor missionary meeting was held near the church led by Mrs Wilmer Price A large social with numerous attendees followed including Mrs Price Mrs Bessie Imeyer and many Price family members Local visitors and picnics are noted with multiple family names and a Cold Springs Park Sunday school picnic described as a big success
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Shiloh
C. EL
Chutrch
Wilmer Price
Bessie Imeyer
Ella’ Price
Frances Gaylor
Margaret Hager
Carl Imeyer
Emma Imeyer
Eva Louise Price
Dora Fouke
Mildred Itneyer
Doris Price
Nellie Itneyer
Ray Semler
June Price
Tula
Betty Price
Evelyn Itneyer
Price
Billie Itneyer
John Price
Alice Rowe
Pede’ Ph
Blair's Valley
Simon Summers
Myersville
Zeck Ridenour
Ephriam Semler
Carlisle
Ridenour
B. W. Clem
Thelma
William
William Sears
Frederick
Clarence Thomas
Wm. Hardaush
John Lewis
Charles Lewis
Lford Lewis
Cold Springs Park
Mildred Stnever
Kathleen Holmes
Henry Plummer
Henry, Jr
Circle Ferrow
Wheat plan outlined at county meetings draws 150 farmers
The largest session so far in Boonsboro drew about 150 farmers from Boonsboro Keedysville Rohrersville and Sandy Hook to discuss the federal wheat production plan. County Agent Millire urged careful study of the plan as literature circulated and questions grew.
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Boonsboro
Keedysville
Rohrersville
Sandy Hook
Conococheague
Hagerstown
Maugansville
Millre
Lappan’s
Funkstown
Tilghmianton
Sharpsburg
Paul Nystrom
University of Maryland
John Carter
Oakland
Garrett County
National Barber Codes Adopted at City Meeting
The barbers met in Hotel Alexander ballroom and adopted the hours code stating journeymen and bossos cannot work more than 48 hours weekly. Local codes to be discussed in Washington. A. P. Underhill spoke for the NRA campaign and 1Q. J. Segle presided.
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Hotel Alexander
Washington
Master Barbers of America
A. P. Underhill
NRA
J. Segle
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Ladd
Lang Sugar
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India
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Washington State
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Smuth Burkholder
State Line
Norford and Family
Ernest Snodderly
Mies Bewah Snodderly
T. M. Miller
Lester Travinger
Jan28
Ray
Harry.Ray
Lillie Shut
Marguerite Travinger
Ifageratown
Herbert Kennel
Madeline
Waynesboro
Theodore
Stevens
Lewis Staley
Archie Stevens
Cearfoss
Abert Williams
Richard
Misa
Mildred Shilling
Farcino
Hilda Staley
Peoples Store
Washington St
Howard's
Balto. &T
Hoffman, Barnhart and Clopper
LIVA
Mauganaville
R. & G. Dep’t Store
Jonathan
Hagerstown, MD
Ward's
WARD
Shirte
Cotten Blanketa Aupont Sete
Ork
America
Tever
Lend
Wardeoleus
Martn
Peenel Wardeloum
Montgomery Ward
Gar Rouge
Winter King
Anne
Imeer
Adlas
Pantie
Risab
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Jon
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