Union Leaders Hounded by Irate Crowd in Gadsden
In Gadsden Alabama an angry mob stormed the United Rubber Workers Union office, beat several occupants and forced organizers to flee under police protection. The clash followed a Goodyear plant organizing drive backed by a $100000 fund. Police later moved the leaders to safety as the interior was wrecked. Death Valley draws tourists with 42081 visitors, more than double last year.
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Gadsden
Ala
United Rubber Workers Union
Fie
Éaparrins
Birmingham
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
S. H. Dalrymple
Akron
United Rubber Workers
Frank Griffo
Goodyear Company
Dalrymple
All Bran shows promise as preferred breakfast over laxatives
Letter recalls 34 years of laxative use ending after trying Kellogg's All Bran. Highland Park resident Mr. Martin Wroblewski reports improved health since 1929 and recommends All Bran as a natural, fiber rich cereal. promoted as superior to pills salts and oils with two tablespoons daily. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Kellogg
Martin Wroblewski
Church Street
Highland Park
Mich
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Directors Attend Potomac Edison Quarterly Meeting in Frederick
Directors of the Potomac Edison Company met at the Francis Scott Key hotel in Frederick for their regular quarterly session. R Paul Smith of Hagerstown, the company president, was to present a report on the past quarter’s operations. American Water Works officials W S Finler Jr and E S Thompson, both vice presidents, and Judge W R Voorhis, the general counsel, attended.
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W. R. Voorhis
Lehman Seeks Democratic Nomination for Governor
The Poughkeepsie Evening Star reports Gov. Herbert H. Lehman has changed his mind and will accept the Democratic nomination for Governor. Quoting confidential Philadelphia guidance, Lehman was persuaded by friends and will run again though reluctant to do so.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Cosmetics Held to Be Necessary in Maryland Report
Baltimore June 26 Dr A A M Dewing of Centreville led a Maryland Pharmaceutical Association convention report arguing cosmetics are as essential as clothes and nearly as vital as food. The group urged lawmakers to view cosmetics as necessities to justify a 10 percent state tax to fund relief and maintain women’s social and economic security.
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Baltimore
Maryland
A. A. M. Drew- Ing
Centreville
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Dewing
Antietam Bill Approved by FDR for Civil War Observances
President Roosevelt signs a bill authorizing federal participation in Civil War anniversary commemorations. The act covers the Battle of Antietam observance and the creation of a commission for Gettysburg commemorations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Billy
Antietam
Sandy Hook Site Chosen for Bridge in Potomac Plan
Maryland end of the Potomac River bridge will be at Sandy Hook near Harpers Ferry replacing the washed-out Harpers Ferry crossing. The plan shifts Route 340 southward, with a toll-free bridge to Virginia, and total costs pegged at 1.775 million dollars pending approval for an emergency bond.
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Sandy Hook
Harpers Ferry
Knoxville
Maryland
Potomac River
Harpers Ferrry
State Roads Commission
Virginia
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah River
Charles Town
Nathan
Shepherdstown
Hancock
Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
Western
Board of Public Works
Private Number stars at the Land starting Monday
motorists advised to see Robert Taylor and Loretta Young in the film Private Number starting Monday at the Land theater. call the private number 1280 for details.
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Robert Taylor
Loretta Young
the Land
Mite Society Hosts Linen Shower in Keedysville
In Keedysville on June 22 Mrs. Elmer Poffenberger and Mrs. George Athey plus Mrs. John Fleming led the St. Peters Lutheran Mite Society in a linen shower honoring Mrs. Howard Ford, formerly Doris Poffenberger. A social hour followed with dainty refreshments served by a long list of hostesses.
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Clayton Weaver
Harry Shank
John Fleming
Ella Shank
Cleveland Shoemaker
Elmer Poffenberger
Emma Gran
Sam Neal
Alice Baker
Annie Suman
Pauline ‘Himes
Frances Weaver
Lena Sny
Carlisle visitors greet Frisby Cropper kinship ties
Elaine Shank, Betty Hose, Susan Fleming, and Buddy Neal joined Mr. and Mrs. Harry Line of Carlisle Pa. visiting Mrs Line's father Frisby Cropper and sister Mrs. Harry Renisburg and family and Mrs. Richard Pry.
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Ner
Elaine Shank
Betty Hose
Sujsan Fleming
Buddy Neal
Harry Line
Carlisle
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Alabama
Death Valley
California
Maine
Lake Gardner
Lubec
Associated Press
Bronx
New York
Lehman
Seersucker
Eng
O. H. Yowell
Dallas
Texas
Conn Hall
Philadelphia
Harpers’ Ferry
Manbeck
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Peoples Store
Washington &T
Sunshine Merchant Milling CO
Hagerstown, MD
Atlantic City, N. J
Monticello
Kentucky
Pont Bleeve
Johnny
Yean
Keedysville
Malden
Mass
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Yingling Auto Works
Frederick St
Hagerstown
Motoriat
Cauffman
Woodhart
Virginia Herb Tonic Fine Tonic and Builder
Woodbury’s
Burke
Epsom
Ste Burke
Walrose
Ae Cappl
Apwe Hipaa
Manis
East Washington ST
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