Labor provisions in Roosevelt auto code face court test
An official of the American Federation of Labor cautioned reporters that labor rules in President Roosevelt’s auto code should not remain in place. He argued the code could prompt future court challenges as manufacturers push to adopt similar wording. The labor board denied that the code nullified the law granting employers freedom to organize and bargain collectively without employer restraint.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Labor Advisory Board of the Recovery Administration
Prizes Divided As Town Reports Tips And Accidents
Reports on prize tips from Daily Mail with warnings about missed opportunities. Tips mention a new factory location in Williamsport and a youth involved in a freak incident with a keg of beer. Accidents include a downed pole on Cannon Avenue and a child run over by a car. US warns Americans to withdraw amid fighting in Fukien Province, China.
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Wilsport
Williamsport
Cannon ‘Avenue
Woodpoint
Daily Mall
Alimony After Death Granted in Illinois Case
In Chicago a chancery court upheld Mrs. Marguerite T Willett's claim to receive $100 monthly alimony for life from the estate of her late husband Walter D Willett. The ruling states alimony can continue after the payer's death if she did not waive dower rights in the 1921 divorce.
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Chicago
Marguerite T. Willett
Walter D Willett
Willett
Deaths and funerals in local area obituary notes
Daniel F. Dayton aged 78 dies at home Sun at 4 am after brief illness. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Isaac Kefer, son Clinton, two sisters, two brothers. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at A. J. Coffman funeral home. Interment Salem cemetery. Also mourners include infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton F. Carpenter. services Tuesday at 10 am at A. K. Coffman. interment Rose Hill cemetery. Albert A. Fisher of 263 South Prospect dies of heart failure after nervous breakdown. survived by siblings Myrna, James Wrightson, Mrs. G. Fred Fabrney, Clara Fisher. funeral Tuesday 2:30 pm at Rose Hill Cemetery. Martin L. Gouff of Keedysville dies aged 83. survived by wife Fannie Gouff, son Harry, daughter Nellie Smith, brother Charles Gouff. funeral Tuesday from Keedysville at 1:30 pm to Bethel A B church Rohrersville. interment Rohrersville cemetery. Rev. F. J. M. Thomas of Shippensburg dies at 43. survived by wife, son Dewald, father John C. G. Thomas. funeral Tuesday at Church of God Shippensburg, service starts 1 o'clock. body lies in state 1:30 to 10 am.
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Daniel F. Dayton
Carrolton Avenue
Isaac Keefer
Oelock
A. J Coffman
F. H. Snavely
Salem Cemetery
Howard W. Carpenter
Clinton F. Carpenter
Mandel's Station
A K. Coffman Funeral Home
David, Petrie
Rose Hill Cemetery
Albert A. Fisher
South Prospect Street
Baltimore
Julius and
Johanna Burkhart Fisher
Order of Railroad Télegraphere
J. H. Fisher
Detroit
Mich
James ©. Wrightson
Myrna Fisher
G. Fred Fabrney
Clara Fisher
Hagerstown
Mr. Davis
Martin L. Gouff
Keedysville
Gouff
Bethel United Brethren Church
Robrersville
Antietam
la Grange
O. F
Boonsboro
Fannie Gouff
Harry
Riverdale
Nellie Smith
Charles Gouff
Locust Grove
Bethel A. B
Rohrersville
Mr. Ritter
Rohrersville Cemetery
F. J. M. Thomas
Shippensburg
Church of God
Harrisburg
Maryland
D Ewald Thomas
John CG. Thomas
Festival Qn D A Stickell Lawn Potomac Ave
Event note mentions Zion Re formed 5 8 and Ady on Tuesday evening at D A Stickell s lawn Potomac Ave. Details are fragmentary with few clear facts or identities beyond locations and a likely community gathering.
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D. A
Will Krahling Move After Flood Topples House
Brooklyn Maryland August 28 A decision looms whether William Krahling will buy the site where his house now sits or to sell to H C Rourke Jr Bourke has offered to buy the house which was carried away by last week’s floods. The waterborne home survived the trip but the Krahling family is displaced.
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Brooklyn
Maryland
H. C. Rourke, Jr
Kelly's Point
Gray
William Krahling
Krahling
Bourke
United States Coast Guard
Curtis Bay
Magothy
Storm Stricken Towns Seek Aid in Dorchester County
Dorchester County officials reported aid efforts for storm hit communities across Maryland. Crisfield Mayor Bradshaw described severe conditions on Smith's Island and Tangier Island with many residents destitute and homes and boats damaged. He urged quick investigation and help as governors were notified.
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Dorchester County
Maryland
Bradshay
Crisfield
Ritchie
Smith’s i Sland
Chesapeake Bay
Bradshaw
Tangier Island
Pollard
Virginia
Escapade of Youth Ends In Car Crash And Capture
A youth known as Boyd fled after taking Merrill E. Ticking’s auto in Hagerstown. He wrecked it at Frederick street and Willow Lane, was hospitalized, then escaped from a hospital bed after police arrived. He allegedly stole Austin McClure’s car, damaged four more vehicles on a Greencastle Pike chase, and was nabbed near Anna Mallett’s home, who faces charges of contributing to a delinquent minor. Montana beer brewers pay a state license fee of 75 dollars.
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Boyd
Sim
Merrill E. Tickering
Hagerstown
Wolf Auto
Frederick Street
Willow Lane
Washington County
Austin McClure
Greencastle Pike
Anna Mallett
Local Contractor Builds Home In Spare Time In Hagerstown
H. K. Zeller a contractor and his eldest son Harry built a nearly finished two room house in their spare time over six years. The self built home uses logs of white pine yellow poplar mahogany and oak with fire proof brick and white stone accents. Plans include a 24 apartment rear addition fronting Dewey Avenue with a sunken garden. They expect to occupy by January 1934 and continue self construction for the larger project.
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Hagerstown
H. K. Zeller
Mr. Zeller
Harry
Zeller
Hill Crest
Dewey Avenue
Repealists eye Washington after Texas victory
Anti prohibitionists shift focus from Texas to Washington as state votes on repeal tomorrow. Texas approved repeal by about 114000, with 23rd state to do so. J C Herbsman of Seattle warns of a pro repeal risk if Washington turnout is low. Postmaster General Farley predicts repeal by November 7. Other states set dates: Vermont Maine Colorado Maryland Minnesota Idaho New Mexico Virginia Florida North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Utah.
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Associated Press
Texas
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Jone Star
J.C. Herbsman
Seattle
Association For
James A. Farley
Vermont
Maine
Colorado
Maryland
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
Virginia
Florida
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Utah
Injuries to D N Barnes Prove Fatal
D N Barnes is fatally injured in a mishap. Witnesses identified his license, leading to his arrest. Police found blood on the machine front. Barnes, a longtime Updegraft Glove Factory worker, belonged to the Presbyterian Church and local veterans and fire company. Surviving: wife Mary, daughter Mrs Har ald Weigle, and sons Preston George Nelson Robert, all at home. Funeral Wednesday at Kraiss Mortuary Chapel at 2:30 with Rev Hess. interment Rose Hill cemetery.
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Barnes
Updegraft Glove Factory
Presbyterian Church
Sons of Veterans
First Hose Fire Company
Mary Barnes
Harald Weigle
Waynesboro
Preston
George
Nelson andRobert
John, Swemler
Frank Middlekauff
Leonard Sterling
Kraiss Mortuary
William S$. Hess
Rose Hill Cemetery
Money Aplenty None To Spend Coin Display
In Chicago the American Numismatic Association showed ample funds and coins from Chinese pieces of 700 B C to American dollars. A 2% bronze cross noted African chiefs trading for wives. A $5 gold piece valued at $30,000 due to rarity. In Monticello, Mrs Susanna Schwartz marked her 80th birthday with singing, dancing, and garden work.
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Chicago
American Numismatic Association
B. C
Monticello
Susanna Schwartz
WARKING DRAWS DAMAGES NOTICE ON Salem Ave Ruse
A damaged notice warns a Ford driver who struck a parked car on Salem Ave last Wednesday evening to pay twenty five dollars for damages by Thursday noon. The writer, H. D. Draper of 546 Satem Ave, states bystanders can identify the rascally driver and urges arrest if not complied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Salem Ave
H. D. Draper
Satem Ave
Million and Half Start Big Drive In New Deal Push
The article reviews NRAs progress ten weeks after the law. Johnson leads volunteer corps as the administration may impose a code if coal talks fail. The auto code, signed by Roosevelt, will bind most of industry after Labor Day. Ford delays. 18 codes approved, 24 pending, 450 submitted, 225 industries and over 2,000,000 workers covered.
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Ford Company
Ford
Scorps
Texas votes to repeal prohibition and legalize 3.2 beer
Dallas report notes Texas becomes the twenty third state to repeal prohibition and legalize 3.2 beer in the vast areas. Beer may be sold after midnight September 14 with formal ratification planned for November 24 at Austin.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Austin
Government seeks return of war risk policy payoff
Pittsburgh dated report states the government demands the $10,000 war risk insurance payout to Mrs Wilthin Buford widow of a Black man whose husband died in an accident.
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Pittsburgh
Wilthin Buford
Therr
Floral show big feature of 1933 fair
Miss Mary Bester won the contract to design the 1933 Floral Show at the Hagerstown Fair. She plans an entirely different layout covering the Main Exhibition Hall after extensive study of prior displays. Work will begin soon to arrange thousands of flowers for the new exhibit.
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Hagerstown
Mary Bester
Repainting Of Coat Of Arms Praised In Court House Alcove
Frank Liss jin’s redecorating of the Maryland coat of arms in the Court House alcove draws high praise. An old print revived in exact color shows the eagle gilded with gold leaf and the motto Crescite et Multiplicama readable from the pavement. George Lias, repainting contractor, aims to finish within days and may also paint the base stonework for better contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Liss Jin
Maryland
Court House
George Lias
Board of County Commissioners
Han
Roosevelt names Gonzales minister to Panama
President Roosevelt announced the appointment of Antonio C. Gonzales of New York City as minister to Panama at Hyde Park New York on August 28. The move expands U S diplomatic staffing in Central America with a seasoned city lawyer and former counselor.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Antonio C. Gonzales
New York City
Panama
Todays Stock Quotations From Stein Brothers and McComas
A brief stock quotation page provides current prices and fluctuations for listed securities. The report credits Stein Bros and BoyeMcComas Armatrong Bull for furnishing the quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein Bros
Boye McComas-Armatrong Bull
Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe Opens Permanent Wave Offer
In Chicago grain market notes the Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe at 208 N Potomac St advertises permanent waving for 2.50 dollars. Phone 66 W.
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Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe
Potomac St
Adv
Insull May Know Fate Tomorrow
Athens appeal court sets Tuesday for hearing Samu el Insull's extradition sanction application. Detained since Saturday amid concerns over his financial collapse ties. He was in a nursing home on physician advised rest. defense secrecy hindered preparations.
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Athens
Athens, Appeal Court
Samuel Tneull
Chicago
Towall
Local N R A campaign underway across county
Mrs. Roy Weagley leads a county NR A drive to sign rural banners and recruit employers. Housewives signing will display NR A banners, and employers will answer questions on membership and hiring changes. Data stays confidential and aggregate. The effort targets broad participation before September 9 as Washington HQ predicts wide adoption. The Colonial Theatre manager Norris Nelson leaves for Florida. Henry W Watson, veteran Langhorne Republican congressman, dies at 76 of heart disease.
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Roosevelt
Roy Weagley
Col. Hoffman
N. R.A
Washington
Norris Nelson
Colonial Theatre
Florida
EB. P.sparks Chain
Mr. Nelson
Jackson
Wine, Fla
Vet Solon
Langhorne
Henry W. Watson
Republian
Woman Hurt In Auto Crash Near Chewsville
Beatrice Bostetter, 36, of 319 Mitchell Avenue, sustained fractures to both legs and facial cuts when the car she rode in struck a telegraph pole on Cavetown Lake near Chewsville late Saturday night. Driver identified as John Baker, 319 Mitchell Avenue. another male passenger escaped injury. Bostetter was hospitalized at Washington County Hospital after being thrown onto the highway. Police will continue investigating the crash.
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Beatrice Bostetter
Mitchell Avenue
Cavetown
Chewsville
William Peters
Washington County Hospital
John Baker
Charles McKinsey
North Mulberry Street
Monarchy in Germany May Be Restored
Berlin Aug 28 Germans see handwriting on wall as two leaders hint at restoring monarchy and Reichs bonds to Saar territory. President von Hindenburg accepts gift near Neudeck while Hitler tells 200000 in Berlin he will not renounce Saar claims. The Flying Chancellor tours Niederwald and Tannenberg up to 700 miles apart.
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Berlin
Saar
Paul von Windenburg
Kaiser
Neudeck
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Ieawitz
Niederwald Mountain
von Hindenburg
Tannenberg
Memorial in Phone Book Shows Subtle Chinese Reverence
In San Francisco on August 28, the new telephone directory lists Owens Lee, thought dead, a name appearing for 55 years. Officials say his sons and grandsons likely keep the listing as a Chinese tradition venerating ancestors.
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San Francisco
Owens Lee
New
Quong
Noted Football Coach Dying After Operation
Major Frank W. Cavanaugh world war hero and famed football coach at Dartmouth Boston College and Fordham lies critically ill at his Marshfield home after a recent operation. Once renowned for spectacular teams in modern football history, his condition worsened through the night.
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Marshfield
Mass
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Boston College
Fordham
WANTS CODE FOR ERRAND BOYS IN PHILADELPHIA
A 10 year old Morton Lurkin asks General Hugh Johnson about a code for errand boys. He proposes pay at least five cents daily, time and a half for overtime, work from noon to five PM, and a maximum of 36 hours per week. Also ads for permanent waves at Pope's Beauty Parlor NRA member at 229 N. Social, phone 1162.
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Philadelphia
Morton Lurkin
Hugh 8Ohnson
Morton
Pope's
NRA
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VEO Car Dept
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W. Church St
Montana Beer Brewers
Gateway Inn
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DN. Barnes
Frank Lias
Amer
Amer. Wat ‘Wks
Atchison
Eee
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Ms J. L Cae
Waeees
Chrysler
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Consol
Crown Ck, & Sl. Ae Tee
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Foods
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Goodyear Oo Nat'd. Dist
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Ltd
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United Aircraft
Union Padle Tak
Westhouse Elec
Western Union
Loeye Os
Texas Corp
Warner Bros. . Sle
Chicago Grain Market
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Nec
Dea AO
Firestone
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Oak Hill Fra
Fabrnay, Mer
Insull
Appeal Court
N.R.A
Grand Bldg
Ady
Viessie We Metall
K. T. Hager Cer. Church & Preapect
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Packinghouse
H. D. Newman
TOM Cross
Mayflower
Coriveste Phome
Elberta
Gardenhour Bros
Smithsburg
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