Private business urged to lead a recovery effort
At the Congress of American Industry in New York Dr. Virgil Jordan warned the government risks becoming a mob and urged cooperation with private industry to drive recovery. Raymond Moley echoed calls for private sector leadership to shift responsibility and power for essential recovery work.
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New York
Congress of American Industry
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
Raymond Moley
Roose
Quick Relief for Gas Pains Stomach Distress
An ad claims Dave's Mentha Pepsin cures gas pains and stomach distress. It urges readers to discard antacids, eat freely, and take a tablespoon before meals with a money back guarantee if the product fails.
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Dave
Caufftman
Recovery platform urged by business leaders in conference
An administration adviser now editorial editor argued that wealth distribution lies with American business not Congress or the Administration. The conference committee drafted a recovery platform urging private enterprise to mobilize labor, management, and savings to revive output, with a call for a business brain trust and cooperation agencies to carry plans into action.
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Yelt
Congress
Jordan
Wheat Signers To Meet Today In Four Districts
Wheat allotment contract signers from Hancock Indian Spring Clearspring and Wilson districts meet at Clear Spring High School at 2 o clock to elect a community committee for the 1936 wheat crop. Downeville Halfway Williamsport districts meet Friday at Williamsport High School at 9 30 a m. Additional meetings are Hagerstown county agent office 11 a m and Smithsbury High School 2 p m with Boonsboro gathering Saturday at 10 a m. Terms of the current committeemen have expired.
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Hancock
Indian Spring
Clearspring
Wilson
Downeville
Halfway
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Smithsbury
Boonsboro
Jacob M. Ankeney
Clyde G. Ankeney
Clarence B. Magon
Downsville
Edward C. Doub
Ira Downey
James T. Wolfe
Two Acquitted In Franklin County Sewer Collapse Case
Ralph B. Whisler and Jacob E. Loy were acquitted by a Franklin County jury on involuntary manslaughter charges linked to a Waynesboro sewer wall collapse that killed three men. Additional charges were likely to be nol pressed. both men led the construction crew and faced negligence accusations.
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Ralph B. Whisler
Jacob EB. Loy
Waynesboro
Franklin County
Edward G. Miller
Nolle
Whisler and Loy
AFL Chief Hints Strike Over Rubber Worker Elections
William Green president of the AFL warned a strike might follow if two major rubber firms win efforts to block employee elections at their Akron Ohio plants. The hint came last night amid labor tensions and demands for union recognition.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Akron
Ohio
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company Regular Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company is set for this evening at 8 o'clock in the Junior Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Trio Chained On Street Stir Town In Kentucky
Three men in Paintsville were chained to power line poles on a street corner as punishment for drunkenness fines. Police Judge R A Patrick ordered the punishment then sent the men back to jail for luncheon. State officials said no Kentucky law allows street chaining. Names: James Price William Dills Oscar Pelphrey. Crowds gathered while spectators expressed indignation in the mountain town with near freezing weather.
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Paintsville
R. A. Patrick
Bailey P. Wootton
Frankfort
Kentucky
James Price
William Dills
Oscar
Blackie) Pelphrey
Price
Pelphrey
Dil
Paintsville Police Judge Holds Men in Jail Over Fines
A breeze from the mountains surrounds Paintsville as Police Judge Patrick, who invoked olden punishments, kept men in jail on the first anniversary of prohibition repeal. He feared pneumonia and later said the jail stay would continue indefinitely until fines were settled.
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Paintsville
Patrick
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