Business Outlook Stirs Hope for Recovery
New York on March 22 reports an optimistic spring business forecast from NBC broadcast leaders. Daniel F. Roper notes resistance to decline and a subsiding liquidation period, while predicting a gradual upturn aided by seasonal influences. Leaders urge Congress to restore confidence and urge removal of legal restrictions on investment.
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New York
Paul S. Willis
Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America
Congress
T. M. Girdler
American Iron and Steel Institute
Edwin *. Friendly
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
J. J. Pelley
Railroads Push Revenue Boosts Amid Wage Talks
The Association of American Railroads reported efforts to raise revenues through new lower rail rates and to cut costs via wage conferences with employees. Other industrialists also noted improvements.
Workers Return Cumberland Brick Plant After Settlement
Four hundred employees of the brick department at the Union Mining Company in Cumberland Maryland returned to work on Monday after a three week layoff. L J Smith of the Department of Labor conciliation arranged a settlement featuring a sliding scale of wages tied to brick production.
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Cumberland
Prick Department
Union Mining Company
L. J. Smith
Department of Labor
Alleged car thief held across states and cities
William P. Gempp, 39, held on a Virginia charge for passing a worthless check as police link him to forged notes in Maryland. He is the subject of a wide manhunt spanning Bedford Cape Charles Salisbury and Hancock with aliases including Morrow Bruce Payne Whitney and McCall. Federal agents and state police coordinate to determine charges and possible transport of a stolen car.
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Virginia
Maryland
William P. Gempp
Berryville
John M. Webb
Staunton
Gempp
C. R. Doome
Bedford
Cape Charles
Salisbury
Doome
Hancock
R. A. Lynn
State Highway Patrol
Bruce P. Morrow
New Jersey
Payne Whitney II
Joseph B. McCall
Ernest McCahn
Frederick
Bruce J. Morrow
James B. McCall
Morrow J. Bruce
Vernon J. Morrow
Edward P
Rosedam
Morrow
Hoffman Chevrolet Company
L. Louis Gerber
Washington
Clarke Country
Carl Dillinger
J. J. Cassidy
Ernest McGaha
Rump Meter Co
Murrell
Baltimore
Georgia
Florida
Krylenko Arrested in Moscow Over Wrecking Charge
Nikolai V. Krylenko former commissioner of justice is reported under arrest in Moscow by Central Press. The charge alleges involvement in wrecking and suggests he paid more attention to chess than official duties.
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Nikolai V. Krylenko
Moscow
Central Press
Mary Chas C James Clearspring Md Tribute
A brief poem praising a lifelong helper who aims to ease hearts and lighten burdens through daily acts of service. The speaker, Mrs. Chas C James of Clearspring Maryland, expresses gratitude for a selfless mission and the joy found in giving to others.
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Tecan
Gervite
Chas. C. James
Clearspring, Md
Mrs Ryan Is Not Guilty In Bronx Murder Trial
New York March 22 A Bronx County Court jury acquitted Patricia Ryan of murder in the slaying of her policeman husband Michael on Oct 31. The 21 year old mother of two had admitted shooting him in their bedroom and had offered temporary insanity as a defense after a four week trial. The nine men and three women deliberated for more than four hours before returning the verdict at 12 50 A M EST.
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New York
Bronx
Patricia Ryan
Michael
Scouts Hope for Victory in County Campaign
The first report meeting of the Boy Scout fundraising drive for 3100 was held at Hotel Hamilton with about 75 workers. Brad ford chaired as results exceeded last year’s first day, and two highlights included merit ribbon presentations to top canvassers and an inspiring talk by Frank Leiter. An upcoming meeting was set to announce today’s results.
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Hotel Hamilton
S. Bradford
Hagerstown
Washington County
Frank 8. Leiter
King
Mia, R. ©. Carder
James S. Webb
Arline Ziegler
Mina Margaret Bohman
Rawlings Poole
Paul H. Ridenour
Odetto Leiter
Not Guilty Plea Entered In Court Cambridge Mass
Benjamin Welles, 21, Harvard senior and Undersecretary Sumner Welles’s stepson, pleaded innocent to leaving the scene of an accident and driving to endanger. Judge Arthur Stone set bail at 200 dollars until Friday. A separate incident involved David L. Watson dragging Welles’s sleeve by the door handle, pulling him 40 feet. A report notes foreign inquiries for diverse American goods, including marshmallow toppers and poker chips, from government trade representatives aboard.
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Cambridge
Mass
Benjamin Welles
Harvard
Oxon Hill
Sumner Welles
Arthur Stone
David L. Watson
Everett
Welles
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