Hoover veto message held in readiness
Washington July 9 Senate action on the 32 160 000 000 unemployment relief bill neared completion with a presidential veto expected. Democrats backed the conference report on the 2 122 400 600 relief measure after party talks, while GOP leaders sought to block beer and currency bills. Other notes include a new amateur radio license for Marlin H. Thurmond and Dr. Nelson T. Murray taking a position in Baltimore, plus a golf trip by Fountain Head members to York Pa for a tournament.
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Congressional
Democrats
White House
Congress
Kingtam
R. Va
Borah
Idaho
Reed H. Fad
Milk Farmers Struggle With New Philadelphia Rules
Eastern Shore dairy producers face price cuts and strict temperature rules for milk shipped to Philadelphia. An Interstate Milk Producers Association reduction to 1.84 dollars per hundred pounds, plus 1.06 for cream and 66 cents for butter, threatens earnings. Delays at cooling stations and trucks waiting in line worsen losses as many cans sit roadside awaiting unloading.
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Philadelphia
Washington County
Interstate Milk Producers Association
Largest Crowd At Fire Fair Delays Closure
The South Hagerstown Fire Company fair drew the largest attendance yet and may extend another week. Kesdysville boys band performed and produced the night's biggest receipts. Checks were presented to the free company by Funkstown Stephersdtown Wayne-sboro and Williamsport fire companies.
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South Hagerstown Fire Company
Kesdysville Boys Band
Funkstown
Stepherdstown
Waynesboro
Williamsport
Man fined for shaving ban during Pioneer celebration
In Centralia Washington Frank McDowell pleaded that a lady friend dislikes his whiskers but was fined 25 dollars for violating an ordinance prohibiting all male residents from shaving until after the Pioneer celebration in August.
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Centralia
Wash
Frank McDowell
Deaths of Nirs Woessner and George Hehl in Maryland area
Gera A. Woessner wife of Howard Woessner died at her summer cottage Pen Mar from a heart attack. She was sixty and survived by husband daughter Ruth Naomi and sister Mrs Jesse Kricher. Funeral at 4 from West Franklin Street home with Rev J W Oil. Rose Hill cemetery interment. George H Hehl of Chambersburg died suddenly after an acute indigestion attack. Survived by wife, four sisters, and a brother. Funeral Monday 2:30 at Kennedy Street home. Cedar Grove cemetery burial.
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Gera A. Woessner
Howard
Woessner
West Pranklin Street
Pen Mar
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Ruth Naomi
Jesse Kricher
West Franklin Street
J. W W. Oil
Rose Hill Cemetery
George H. Hehi
Chambersburg
Emanuel
Ellen Hehl
Ida Grove
Rock Falls
Sarah Small
Charles Owens
Harry Kerr
Seth G. Hehl
Hagerstown
Kennedy Street
Cedar Grove
Master Masons Invited to Opening of All Ghan Temple Club Grounds
Garrett Allegany Washington and Frederick counties Masons are invited to attend the opening ceremonies of All Ghan Temple Country Club grounds two miles east of Cumberland on the National Highway Sunday July 10 at 2 PM. Potentate Chas W Donnelly and Club president J George Smith oversee the event with WM. Rizer.
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Washington
Frederick
Ali Ghan Temple
A. A.Q. N. Mystic Shrine
J. George Smith
Rizer
Justified shooting of tipsy driver questioned in Maryland
Upper Marlboro Md July 9 Magistrate J Chew Sheriff said police were justified in shooting to stop drunken reckless drivers. Albert Day Washington driver of a taxi fined 225 plus 10 and costs for DUI and reckless driving. He released on 1000 bond pending appeal. Patrolman Miller testified Day was intoxicated in a car with several men on Livingston road. James Berry Oxon Hill recovered after being hit by a bullet. James Proctor Meadows fined 109 and costs for drunken driving 10 for reckless driving and 1 for lack of registration.
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J. Chew
Marlboro
Comet
J. R. Miller
Biagistrate
Albert C. Day
Washington
Drivi Day
Miller
Day
Livingston Road
James H. Berry
Oxon Hill
Berry
James 4. Proctor
Meadows
B. H. Cesil
Desperado Sought After Murder and Robberies
A gunman sought for murder engages in a car hijack with Bert Storey and Manley Gorman. They kidnapped Don Drake and robbed a Bowling Green station, later wounding Storey in Toledo. Dr. Larkin treated a wounded suspect as pursuit continued across Ohio.
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Younh
Bert Storey
St. Paul
Minn
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Marshall
Toledo
West End
Dr. Larkin
Larkin
Mercy Hlospital
Marshal Davis
Manley Gorwan
Don Drake
Bowling Green
Casaline
Normen Schell
Raymond Anhert
Gorman
van Buren
Telire
Three May Tap The Same Tree Near Oakland
In Oakland on July 9 a court case settled ownership of a large maple tree at Bittinger. Asa House and Thomas Platter faced charges of assault with intent to kill. W E Swanger Harry Swanger and Bud Swanger defended. Judge W A Gonder fined W E Swanger and Harry Swanger one dollar each and dismissed others. The tree, declared the dividing line of the properties, was awarded to Thomas Platter W B Swanger and George Heir, entitling them to use it. Heir remained in dispute with other owners.
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Bittinger
Here
Asa House
Thomas Platter
W. FE. Swanger
Harry Swanger
Bud Swanger
W. E. Swanger
Alimony Record Altered by Sudden Job Loss
Detroit July 9 A 72 year old man, John Pozan sky, failed to make his first alimony payment in 31 years due to unemployment. His wife reported him to court, ending a nearly lifelong record of steady support.
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Detroit
John Pozansky
Dollar in Church Plate Sparks Brannigan Feud
Beloit Wisconsin July 9 a city council leader E R Brannigan objected to a sermon on Civic Righteousness and asked for a return of his dollar to the pastor The pastor said funds already belong to the church and transfer to trustees’ control awaits their decision Brannigan had recently won a political battle to oust the city manager
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Beloit, Wis
E. R. Brannigan
H. A. Studebaker
Brannigan
Democratic Club Backs Unified Campaign Ticket
The Democratic Club pledged united support to the ticket and planned a fall campaign, arranging a public Democratic headquarters in club rooms and delaying the annual picnic to early September for key speakers. Attorney General Lane and State Senator Byron described the convention and praised Governor Ritchie as a leading figure, noting his popularity despite lacking unit-rule backing.
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George A. Reed
William W. Reed
Williamsport
Senator Tydings
Cong. Lewis
W. Preston Lane
William D. Byron
Fishing To Soothe Speaker Garner On Rod And Rest
Washington July 9 Hunting and fishing lure Speaker John Garner as he weakens from bronchitis and plans a brief retreat to Uvalde after Congress adjourns. He hoped to discuss with Governor Roosevelt in Albany but cannot travel. Garner and his wife aim to rest away from telegraphs and calls through early August.
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Washington
John Garner
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Mrs. Garner
Uvalde
Roosevelt
Garner
Berries Abundant At City Market With Low Prices
Berry selections were plentiful this morning with red raspberries at 25 cents for two boxes and blackberries and dewberries at 25 cents for three boxes. Eggs averaged 14 cents, butter 25, lima beans from Virginia and North Carolina 30 cents a quart, corn fresh and tender selling 30 to 35 cents a dozen.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Unfilled U S Steel orders fall for fifteenth month
New York July 9 report shows United States Steel unfilled orders dropping by 142,391 tons. The decline marks the fifteenth consecutive monthly decrease and sets another record low since reporting began.
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New York
N. Y
United States Steel Corporation
Tleamsi
Haseen
Dickey Fined and Suspended for On-Field Incident
Chicago July 4 catcher Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees was fined 1009 and suspended until August 4 for rough play with Carl Reynolds of the Washington club. The penalty totals 41 days of suspension and 93 slars from the incident. Reynolds returned to the game after the altercation.
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Chicago
Bill Dickey
New York
Winchester Club Plans New GOP Drive After Past Mistake
A Roosevelt Garner club with about 300 members will form next week under G Reginald Haines as chair. A 50 member committee will solicit members and assist in the forthcoming presidential campaign. The group recalls Winchester’s past vote for the national Republican ticket and vows not to repeat the mistake.
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Winchester
G. Reginald Haines
Baines
Tar and Feather Threat in Oldtown Farmers Mailbox
A note signed The Gang warned Cumberland farmer Joe Bible to keep his wife away from the farm. The note, printed on white paper with a pencil, was found tacked to a mailbox and delivered to State's Attorney William A. Huster for investigation. Bible said his wife recently visited the farm with her Cumberland residence daughter.
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Cumberland
Joe Bible
Oldtown
Wiliam A. Huster
Bible
London Welcomes Lausanne Debt Settlement As Great Achievement
London papers hail the Lausanne reparations settlement as a great achievement and the world’s best news since the war but warn it is only a first step toward solving global economic trouble. Attention shifts to U S actions on war debt revisions.
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London
London Press
Lausanne
Atlantic
United States
Leading Man Weds Ruth Chatterton Rival Actor Plans Union
Hollywood says leading man George Brent will marry Ruth Chatterton after her Reno divorce. Brent announced the pair will wed as soon as papers are finalized, though timing remains indefinite. Forbes plans residence in Reno to facilitate the divorce, citing incompatibility after their eight year marriage.
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Ruth Chatterton
Ralph Forbes
George Brent
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Reno
Europe
Brent
Forbes
Paris Praises Reparations Pact Despite Objections
Paris reacts with enthusiasm to the reparations agreement. L Information lauds Prime Minister MacDonald for obstinacy and understanding and Premier Herriot for patriotism, praising Chancellor von Papen, noting farsightedness amid the deal. Freighter Afire reported in Boston with crews exhausted after a five day battle.
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L’information
MacDonald
Herriot
von Papen
Boston
See and Play Scout Match at Lucky Strike Golf Course
Scout match Troop 4 versus 10 scheduled tonight at Lucky Strike Golf Course 710 Oak Hill. Play along for a dime per game. Course opens Sunday 3 p m until midnight with advanced notice.
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Lucky Strike Golf Course
Oak Hill
Adv
Divorce Granted to Mrs. Alice Creely in Pittsburgh Case
In Pittsburgh on July 9 a divorce was granted to Mrs. Alice Creely 24. She testified that she married a man in 1928, he disappeared the next day, and the address given before the wedding was fake. The court asked his name and noted the license read Will Creely.
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Pittsburgh
Alice Creely
Will Creely
Taxibandits Make Escape After Robbery
Nevin Gilbert, 26, driver for Mayflower Cab, was robbed by two armed men who forced him from his South Potomac street call and fled in his taxi toward the Sharpsburg pike. Police searched the city and alerted state authorities. no trace of the cab or bandits was found at noon.
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Nevin Gilbert
Mayflower Cab Company
Sharpsburg Pike
Boonsboro Pike
Frederick
L. E. Bentz
Gilbert
South Potomac Street
Flying Pal Of Reynolds Held As A Witness
Libby Holman testified at a secret inquest about her 20 year old husband’s death at Renalda estate. She recalled a 40 hour mental blank with a flash of him raising a pistol to his head and firing. She could not explain the lapse and said she had not been drinking or using medicine.
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Millonaire
Libby Holman
Renalda
Libby
United States to Join New World Conference Effort
Leaders urge universal framework in Lausanne style talk as Europe seeks broader unity. They stress candor in the Far East and insist on League homage while awaiting ratification and US debt negotiations before a wider war debt parley.
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Lausanne
Europe
Far East
League of Nations
United States
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