Maryland Creates State Labor Advisory Board for CWA
Baltimore January 10 The state appoints a labor advisory board to review questions on CWA projects. Harry Greenstein says the panel speeds resolution of disputes over skilled labor classifications and wage rates. Final decisions rest with the state committee chaired by Harry F. Cleveland. Members named include Joseph P. McCurdy S J Duham R J Buxbaum James V Anderson and Charles E Beatty with Dr J Knox Insley. The board will field grievances and report findings to the state board while Dryden and Greenstein attend first meeting. The move aims to aid men awaiting CWA employment and is deemed a key step by Greenstein.
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Baltimore
Harry Greenstein
Maryland
Greenstein
Harry F. Cleveland
Joseph P. McCurdy
Baltimore City
State Federations of Labor
District of Columbia Federation of Labor
S. J. Duham
R. J. Buxbaum
James V. Anderson
Charles E. Beatty
J. Knox Insley
State Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Cleveland
Francis Dryden
CWA
Toard
Labor Board
Dryden
State Board
Labor Advisory Board
Red Emma to Return to U S After 90 Day Visitation
Washington dispatch reports Emma Goldman known as Red Emma plans to reenter the United States for a 90 day visit to relatives after immigration officials condition her behavior. Goldman, 64, once toured with Alexander Berkman and opposed conscription, was deported to Russia in 1919 as an anarchist. Also notes a Washington County Historical Society meeting at the Library tomorrow at 2:20 PM and Hugh L. Troxell named manager of Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp.
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Colton
Emma Goldman
Emma
Russia
United States
Bureau of Immigration
Miss Goldman
Welch
Alexander Berkman
Berkman
Henry Frick
Pittsburgh
The
Washington County Historical Society
Ford Scores Once Again in Government Contract Fight
Henry Ford interests secured a second victory as Interior overruled a bid rejection citing NRA membership. Comptroller General McCarl advised Secretary Ickes that funds were unavailable to pay for trucks already delivered, despite Ford not joining the NRA.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Detroit
NRA
Interior Department
Ford
Bo J. R. McCarl
Comptratter
Ickes
Casper
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Utah
New Orleans Woman Must Post Bond for Diamond Pin
Miss Esther Russo who found a three and one half carat diamond stickpin must post a $1,000 bond or surrender the pin for six months. She reported the discovery to police who refused to return it. Judge Walter L. Gleason ordered the bond or custody with the civil sheriff, with release to her if the rightful owner does not appear.
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New Orleans
Esther Russo
Walter L. Gleason
Miss Russo
Deaths of Kight Summers Griffith and Griffiths in Williamsport
Obituaries from Williamsport area report infant Joseph O. Kight Jr dying at 10:30 pm in Washington County hospital from a daylong illness. Walter O. Summers of Baltimore formerly Hasacc and Williamsport dies of paralysis aged 4, with funeral set in Baltimore. Katherine L. Griffith widow of John H. Griffith dies in Williamsport at 77 after a weeklong illness. Services for Kight and Griffiths planned at local homes with interments at River View and Rose Hill Cemeteries.
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Edith Chaney Kight
Washington County Hospital
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F. Berry Plummer
River View Cemetery
Williamsport
Walter O. Summers
Baltimore
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Summers
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Hancock
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Richard Dellinger
Downsville
Davis Summers
Roy Senderson
William Cassard
Katherine L. Griffith
John H. Griffith
South Mulberry Street
First Christian Church
Undegraff
Lillian
Eva Elias
Neill Long
William M
J. Frea
A. K. Caffman
William Norment
Rose Hill Cemetery
In Memoriam for Joseph Shrader One Year On
In loving remembrance of Joseph Shrader who died Tan 10, 1943. We often sit and think of him and how he died. We left him one year ago today. Very often we wander to his grave not far away. By his wife and children Ady. Card of thanks from Mrs Emma M. Bell and Dorothy Ann Ady for kindness, floral tributes, and use of cars during illness and death of husband and father.
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Joseph Shrader
Tan
Ady
Emma M. Bell
Dorothy Ann. Ady
Measure Proposes Government Annuities as Pension Reform
Senator Lewis outlines a plan to fund government annuities replacing bond sales. The bill allows lump sum purchases and monthly payments, with caps and reserve standards to guard smaller benefits at four percent, reserving larger payouts for private firms.
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Lewis
Beneft
Koons Hearing This Afternoon In City Court
E Russell Koons 34 charged with the murder of his wife Catherine Mau gans Koons will have a preliminary hearing at 2 pm before Justice Richard H Sweeney in city court. The hearing was postponed from this morning. Mrs Koons died at Washington County Hospital last Saturday from an abdominal wound. Koons was treated for a scalp wound, arrested the day of the death, and told officers it was an accident after drinking heavily. Mrs Koons named him as her assailant. Franklin Potts Glass 76 publisher of the Montgomery Advertiser and U S Board of Mediation member died at 4 45 am.
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E. Russell Koons
Catherine Maugans Koons
Richard H. Sweeney
Poor Shot Collumbus Ohio Bruns at Front Door
Louis Siders aged 28 fired at a door resisting an alleged prowler, striking his left arm. Police found no trace of intruders after hospital treatment. Also printed are resolutions of respect for Gorman C Brandenburg, former president of the Monarch Club, praising his service and asking publication and minutes be updated.
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Collumbus
Louis Siders
Bruniert
Siders
Gorman C
Brandenburg
Beit
Hagerstown
Monarch Club
Grand jury called to probe job selling in Baltimore area
United States district grand jury was summoned at the request of U S attorney Simon E Sobeloff to meet tomorrow in Baltimore for a special session. He said investigations show politicians promising government jobs for money, based on complaints first raised by Senator Millard E Tidings. Twenty witnesses from Baltimore, Washington, and Anne Arundel County were subpoenaed to appear.
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Baltimore
United States District Grand Jury
Simon E. Sobeloff
United States
Maryland
District of Columbia
Sobeloff
Department of Justice
Turkey May Close Door To Insull
Istanbul officials say Samuel Insull would be refused entry without a passport and sent back by the same route he arrived, pending cabinet permission for nonpassport admission. Greece says Insull must leave Greece by end of January, final and irrevocable. Western Circle church leaders reelect officers. Grace A. B. Church Oyster Supper planned January 11 12 from 5 to 8 30 p.m.
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Samuel Insull
Turkey
London
Dimitri Maximos
Greece
Associated Press Today
Samuel Insnil
Grace A. B. Church
Thurs
Price Lie
Friendship Men's Bible Class
Ady
Madwoman Found Locked in Stable Barn Abuse Case
Police rescued Mrs. Cerardi from a barn cubicle behind a hedged lane after a sister complained of being denied access and threatened harm. Cerardi, also calling himself Cermelli, said he kept her for her own benefit and had insured her life for 10000 dollars. He and the housekeeper were jailed after questioning.
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Cerardi
Loretta, Regenstrut
Bronx
Nathan Allyn
Honk raid leads cops into gambling den in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia raid used car horns to lure an alleged gambling den. A police unit asked to see automobile horns at an accessory store and blew all twelve horns at once, drawing attention as officers burst in from a rear stairway to confront occupants on the second floor.
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Philadelphia
Boy walks 20 miles daily for education in Richmond
Donald Griffey aged 15 treks from his farm to Richmond and back each day, walking 20 miles total. He starts at 5 a.m. and completes the route before assisting his father with chores and continuing his studies.
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Richmond
Donald Griffey
Unwelcomed guest in Goldfield city hall core issue
A family in Goldfield Colorado could not find housing and moved into city hall. With no acting city officials, 50 citizens petition El Paso County authorities for aid, arguing there is no authority to evict tenants and fire equipment safety is at risk as doors are blocked. A dated item from D R Becker of Salem Oregon mentions 594 B C.
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Goldfield
Colo
el Paso
Records Sought After Post Office Burn Notice
The inquiry reports that a clerk testified he discarded a file in a furnace and another worker knew of the burning. Officials call the destruction of official records a potential criminal offense while the committee probes airmail contracts favoring three major holding companies and their prominent Republican connections.
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James Maher
Brown
Maher
Justice Department
New York
Republican Party
Chicago Grain Market Quotation Notes and Local Water Policy
Quotation by Stein Sros and Boyce from the McComas-Armstrong Building charts grain market activity in Chicago while noting Santa Rosa California provides residents with the first 5,000 gallons of domestic water monthly at no charge.
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Stein Sros
Boyce
McComas-Armstrong Building
Santa Rosa, Cal
No Children by 1970 Prediction Shocks Maryland Crowd
Dr. C. E. Baker of the USDA warned at the University of Maryland convention that if depopulation trends persist the United States could have no children by 1970. He cited rising death rates, falling births, and urged decentralization of industry and village-home building. He planned to move his family to Sandy Springs Maryland.
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College Park
C. E. Baker
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
United States
Baker
Chevy Chase
District of Columbia
Sandy Springs
Washington
Battle off in Chicago between Kingfish and Schmeling
Chicago Jan 10 The proposed fight between the Chicago Kingfish and Max Schmeling was definitely off. Joe Foley Chicago Stadium GM said so and Leaping Lena Levy King Levinsky's sister and manager confirmed. Schmeling's manager Joe Jacobs left for Philadelphia to arrange a bout with Steve Hams in February 14, canceling plans for February 16 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Plan to fly non stop to Honolulu adventure
Navy seaplane crews prepare a nonstop flight from San Diego to Honolulu with six standby ships, an aircraft tender Wright and escorts, as history records a handful of prior attempts with only two successful crossings in 1927 and 1928.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Wright
A. W. Johnson
Pelican
Sandpiper
Schench
Breese
Whippoorwill
Navy
Lester Maitland
Ernest Smith
Charles Kingsford-Smith
QP. T. Ulm
Bennett Held for Questioning in Larceny Case
Roy Bennett, known to police, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman A. Castle for questioning in the larceny of a carpenter's tool from the Court House addition. The tool belonged to Philip Schaefer of Cearfoss Pike, a carpenter on the project.
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Roy Bennett
A. ©. Castle
Court House
Philip Schaefer
Cearfoss Pike
Smithaburg
Dixie Ramblers
Oreh
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