Child Labor Bill on Senate Floor
A new substitute child labor amendment, authored by Senator Vandenberg, aims to bar commercial employ ment of under 16s and sets the age at 16 for hire. It avoids broad wage and hour regulation and has Senate Judiciary Committee backing. Witness T W McCreary urged 16 as the standard, arguing early work prevents future delinquency.
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Washington
Senate
Vandenberg
Joint
Congressional Committee
T. W. McCreary
Phoenix Glass Company
Monaco
Shortage of Farm Hands Reported in Frederick
The Works Progress Administration agreed to release some workers temporarily to farmers facing a shortage for the wheat harvest. District WPA representatives and Frederick County Farm Bureau officials reached an agreement to have men released at the prevailing wage for farm labor in the farmer’s territory. Attending were Fred W. Springer, John L. Shaw, Wilbert Smith, and Allen M. Pitzer.
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Frederick
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Frederick County
Farm Bureau
Fred W. Springer
John L. Shaw
Wilbert Smith
Allen M. Pitzer
Fashion Pattern Style No 2704 and Orders
Style No 2704 fits busts 14 to 40 inches. price Fifteen Cents. Include ten cents more for New Summer Fashion Magazine. Send orders for Daily Mail Peerless fashions to Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail New York City.
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Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
5Th Ave
New York City
Four Killed In Violent Storms In Ohio
Violent storms climaxed by a cyclone killed four people in Ohio and caused widespread damage. Three unidentified Black men died in a wind storm near Stewart and Tabler town, plus an unidentified farmer was killed by lightning at Amesville. A cyclone hit Chauncey injuring 17 and damaging 50 houses while floods surged along the Sandusky river in Bucyrus. Wires were down and the village of 1,200 lost power and communication.
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Columbus
Ohio
Athens
Amesville
Sandusky River
Bucyrus
Chauncey
Prisoner Attempts death by own action in cell
In Lonoke Arkansas on June 22 sheriff reports Lester Brockelhurst 23 of Galesburg Illinois tried to hang himself in his jail cell with a blanket but officers cut him down. He awaits trial for the May 6 hitchhike killing of Victor Gates with Bernice Felton also charged. Prosecutor plans death sentences for both.
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Lonoke
Ark
Troy Carroll
Lester Brockelhurst
Carroll
Galesburg, Ill
Brockelhurst
Victor A. Gates
Little Rock
Bernice Felton
Rockford
George F. Hartze
Miss Whitsell Reunites With Lost Purse Holder
Miss Bertha H Whitsell a teacher in Saltsese Mont loses a purse containing 1900 dollars and collateral. Dr and Mrs A H Harris driving to Spokane find the purse in the road return it to the teacher after reaching their destination.
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Saltese
Mont
Bertha H. Whitsell
A. H. Harris
Spokane
Whitesell
Autoist Held After Lincoln Street Collision
Clarence A. Barber, 34, of Elizabeth Street, was arrested last night by Patrolman Broom and Ray on charges of driving under the influence and failing to yield at a collision at Franklin and High Street. Barber sustained cuts to his hands and arms while occupants of the taxi involved escaped unharmed.
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Clarence A. Barber
Elizabeth Street
Broom and
Ray
Franklin and
High Street
Barber
Letter From Crashed Airliner Found Near Salt Lake City
A letter recovered from mail in the wreck of a large airliner near Salt Lake City was received by Mrs. L W Cook of North Potomac Street from her sister in San Diego California. The note dated December 14 states delayed due to air mail interruption near Salt Lake City. All aboard were killed and wreckage parts were found days later.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
L .W. Cook
North Potomac Street
B. F. Young
San Diego
California
Cal
Counterfeit Bill Passed. Two Held in Maryland
Alleged to have passed a counterfeit twenty dollar bill at a South Potomac Street clothing store yesterday afternoon. Carl Gehr, 43, and Edward Beck, 71, of West Franklin Street were arrested by Detective Peters and Patrolman Crist. They reportedly asked the clerk to hold the bill before taking it to a bank. Federal law will govern prosecution.
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South Potomac Street
Carl Gehr
Edward Beck
Franklin Street
Peters
Crist
Woman Nominated In Mayor Primary In Annapolis
Mrs. Mildred M. Clements won the Republican nomination for Mayor of Annapolis sweeping every ward to defeat Dr. Louis B. Henkel Jr. She will face Mayor Louis N. Phipps Democrat in the July 12 municipal election. Clements is the first woman to seek Annapolis mayor since 174 years of incorporation.
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Annapolis
Mildred M. Clements
Tion
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Tabler
Tom
Harry
Maine
Florida
American Oil Co
Amoco Gas
Diogenes
Blue -Jay Bauer & Blue
Scientific
Jim
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Fostoria
Harry S. Myers
Urma Food Stores
Richbow Coffee
Richard Henry Dana
High Seas
Cape Horn
the Morning Herald
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Herald Or Mail
C Conginaes Consolidates Book Publishers, Inc
Michael Strogoff
Verne
Charlotte Bronco
Dan
Collins
Hunchback
Notre Dame
Victor Ugo
Roaring Camp
Bret Harti
Joan OF Arc
K Week
Sthee
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Livingstone
Africa
Headley
R. & G. Dep’t Store
Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
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