Cooperation Plea Is Made by NYSE Chief at St Louis
William McChester Martin Jr, youthful NYSE president, urged businessmen to seek peaceful cooperation with government to preserve democracy. He warned of the danger of dictatorship from regulation and called for collaborative policy among business labor and government. The speech before St Louis business group was broadcast nationally.
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ST. Louis
William McChester Martin, Jr
New York Stock Exchange
Martin
Securities, and, Exchange Commission
Eighth District
Federal Reserve Bank
St. Louisiana, Inc
Committee Named To Pass On Wage For Apparel Industry
Washington December 21 Elmer F Andrews administrator of the fair labor standards act named a committee to determine the highest minimum wage up to 40 cents an hour for the apparel industry. The committee will cover apparel furnishings and accessories made by cutting sewing or embroidery and may recommend a higher minimum for the industry.
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Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Town of Friendly Lives Up to Name
In Friendly West Virginia Mayor Stella Eddy. Police Chief Josephine Cline. five women council. a pig owner refused arrest. the mayor slapped the chief after an argument over pigs inside village limits. The mayor will let the chief finish her term.
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Friendly
W. Va
Stella Eddy
Ohio River
Josephine Cline
Cline
Gline
Mayer
Walsh Takes Over Office in Maryland
William C. Walsh assumed Maryland Attorney General duties in Baltimore before 150 people as H Vernon Eney was named Assistant Attorney General and William Henderson became Deputy. Governor Henry W Nice administered the oath. OConor attended and will become governor January 11.
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Baltimore
William C.walsh
Maryland
H. Vernon Eney
Torney
William Henderson
Cumberland
Henry W. Nice
Herbert R. O'Conor
O'Conor
Walsh
Nice
William Preston Lane
Haserstown
Velegram
Alexander Armstrong
Hagerstown
Senator Radcliffe
Thomas D’alesandro
Howard W. Jackson
J. Millard Tawes
David C. Wienbrenner
E. Ray Jones
J. Glenn Beall
State Roads Commission
O’conor
Trustees Separate Buck and Recktenwald in Bankruptcy Ruling
Bankruptcy trustees divide long time co workers Buck the Belgian draft horse and Recktenwald the driver. Buck, deemed inefficient by obsolescence, heads to a farm at 24. Recktenwald will drive a truck for a provisions firm and continue in the trade.
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Pittsburgh
Buck
John Recktenwald
Recktenwald
Becktenwald
Former Baseball Official Harry F. Schmidt Dies at 47
Harry F. Schmidt, 47, former treasurer of the Frederick Baseball Club in the Blue Ridge League, died at his Frederick home yesterday. A cigars manufacturer and tobacco store operator turned restaurateur, he served in France during World War I, the war indirectly contributing to his death.
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Harry F. Schmidt
Frederick
France
AFL program outlined new Labor reforms and housing aid
President William Green announced the AFL and railroad brotherhoods will draft a comprehensive legislative program. It seeks revisions to the Wagner Act and wage hour law, broader Social Security, slum clearance funding, and housing aid, with amendments to curb the labor board and oppose certain board appointments.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Brotherhoods
William Green
Congress
AFL
U. S. Housing Authority
Federation
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
Roosevelt
Donald Wakefield Smith
Smith
Green
CIO
Labor Board
Supreme Court
Consolidated Edison
Threats Made As Slayer Arraigned
In Oakland California Rodney Greig aged 21 was held for the stabbing of Leona Wright 15 in Lovers Lane district. An angry courtroom crowd shouted get the rope while police and officials kept them back. Earl Warren district attorney said Greig confessed to the killing.
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Oakland
Calif
Nec
Rodney Greig
Leona Vinsht
Chris B. Fox
Greig
Miss Wright
Lovers' Lane
Walter Spearing
Earl Warren
Work Starts on City Hall Demolition in Baltimore
Dismantling of City Hall began yesterday with Lacchi Construction Company of Baltimore removing the roof. Workers cleared ground space on Franklin and Potomac streets to keep debris from disrupting traffic and pedestrians. The building is expected to be barricaded with walkways after the holiday season.
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City Hall
Lacchi Construction Company
Baltimore
Franklin and
Potomac
O Conor Inauguration Parade Marshal Named
Herbert L. Grymes Baltimore attorney will be marshal of the parade after Herbert R. O Conor takes the oath as Maryland governor on January 11. Frederick R. Huber announced the plan as Maj. Gen. Milton Reckord and Col. Elmer Munshower outlined guard and police duties. The Naval Academy band was offered for the event.
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Baltimore
Herbert L. Grymes
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Grymes
Frederick R. Huber
Huber
Milton A. Reckord
Elmer F. Munshower
Robert F. Stanton
Naval Academy
Wilson Brown
O’conor
State House
Annapolis
Carroll T. Bond
Court of Appeals
Iraffte
Haerbert L. Grymes
O'Conor
Veterinarian to be released from Fort Madison in February
Frank Loomis, a veteranian, won a parole decision by the State Board to leave Fort Madison penitentiary next February. Neighbors and friends petitioned for Loomis release to aid in treating sleeping sickness among horses in southwest Iowa, board member R. Moore stated.
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Des Moines. In
Frank Loomis
State Board of Parole
Fort Madison Penitentiary
R. Moore
Calendars and Pads Offer at Myerly's Potomac Ad
Beautiful little gift calendars suitable as Christmas remembrances. You can save 25 percent on calendar pads. Myerly's at 26 N. Potomac advertises the discount and urging customers to buy several.
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Myerly's
N. Potomac
Ady
Skating Turns Serious Business After Sonja Henie Rise
New York December report notes Sonja Henie’s glamour spurred many skaters to perform elaborate figures. Rockefeller Center pond becomes training ground as adults practice school figures and dips with showy costumes. observers warn against casual, plain skating amid the glare of publicity and rules.
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Rockefeller Center
Associated Press
Lions Club Luncheon Features Christmas Music
Christmas music led by Cyril Mee opened the Lions Club luncheon at Hotel Alexander. Mee accompanied members in Yuletide songs during the gathering chaired by Copley who announced plans for next month’s Ladies Night with invitations to nearby clubs and a large turnout expected.
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Cyril Mee
Lions Club
Hotel Alexander
Mr. Mee
Copley
Woman Sues City Over Fall Injures Arm
Hartford. Mrs Bessie Mather, who previously broke an arm on an icy sidewalk, is reported to have again fallen injuring the same arm after slipping on a rug. The suit for damages was heard in superior court but she was absent. Her attorney stated the new accident occurred Sunday.
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Hartford
Conn
Bessie Mather
Superior Court
Potomac Engineering Submits Low Bid for Morrison's Crossings
The State Roads Commission announces Cumberland firm Potomac Engineering and Construction submitted the lowest bid of 13600 dollars for eliminating grade crossings near Morrison's in Allegany County Maryland.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Potomac Engineering and Construction Company of Cumberland
Morrison's
Allegany County
Parole law revision debate stirs Maryland concerns
Baltimore reports Governor Nice silent on paroles as Edgar Allen Poe Sr objects to clemency without cogent reasons. The Gavel Club proposes replacing gubernatorial parole power with a six member board while preserving pardons.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Edgar Allen Poe
The
Criminal Justice Commission
Evening Sun
Fred L. Brown
Cambridge
Brown
Poe
Gavel Club
John W. Farrell
Mit
Wade Receives One-Star Emblem for Five Years Service
Margaret D. Wade of the Hagerstown office of the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-4 phone Company of Baltimore has been awarded a one-star emblem in recognition of five years of service. A. L. Simpson, Manager, announced the honor.
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Margaret D. Wade
Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Potomac
Baltimore
A. L. Simpson
Concern Votes For SEC Registration
President Carmi A. Thompson said the Fidelity Investment Association executive committee voted to register with the Securities Commission. He said registration is a separate matter from the Commission's fraud and misrepresentation complaint and denied any fraud. The committee acted in Washington while a receivership petition is before a Wheeling court.
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Washington
Carmi A. Thompson
Fidelity Investment Association
Securities Commission
Thompson
Commission
Federal District
Detroit
Association
Wheeling
W. Va
Peculiar Egg Lays For Hagerstown Hen
A Burma hen belonging to Mrs. Luther Daley of Hagerstown Route 3 laid an egg described as resembling a miniature long necked pumpkin. The unusual egg draws local fascination and simple curiosity among residents.
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Luther Daley
Hagerstown
Route 3
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