Back-To-Farm Movement Debated in Roosevelt Plan
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt weighs adding a back-to-the-farm aim to the employment industrial control bill. Advisers favor a re employment or manufacturers tax around one to eleven percent to underwrite a 35.3 billion public works program. A decision on tax form may come before Congress, while a manufacturers group meets to discuss industrial supervision provisions.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Parents urged to inspect local night spots in sermon
Waynesburg Pennsylvania on May 15 report describes Rev C C Fisher urging parents to visit road houses and night clubs to see what atmosphere their boys and girls frequent. The piece lists several local and nearby couples including William Shields and Agnes Ganley, Truman Kagey and Louise Orndorff, Henry Kimble and Rita Keaner, William Nield and Thelma Paden, Pius Ruth and Charlotte Hess.
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Waynesburg
C. C. Fisher
Eluba
William E. Shields
Agnes ¥. Ganley
Boyds
Truman E. Kagey
Burkettsville
Louise Orndorff
Washington Grove
Henry A. Kimble
Rita C. Keaner
Dawson
William P. Nield
Thelma D. Paden
This City
Pius H. Ruth
Charlotte ¥. Hess
York
American Triumph dahlia blooms early at Bryan Place
In Hagerstown, a four month early bloom of the American Triumph dahlia grows in H. C. Kuhn’s yard at 104 Bryan Place. Kuhn, president of the Hagerstown Dahlia Club, used a special method to force the bloom and invites interested observers.
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H. C. Kuhn
Bryan Place
Kuhn
Hagerstown Dahlia Club
Kee Mar Alumni Association Meeting Reminder
All Kee Mar Alumni Association members are urged to attend a meeting tomorrow at four o'clock at the M C A.
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Kee Mar Alumnae Association
L A Brewer dies in Iowa at ripe age
Luther A. Brewer aged 74 longtime publisher and political figure died Saturday May 6 buried Cedar Rapids Iowa He was born near Welsh Run Pa son of Jacob and Catherine Brewer and grew up in Funkstown He edited the Cedar Rapids Republican later owning it He opposed Smith W Brookhart in 1924 and briefly ran as an independent before backing Daniel Steck He served on Gettysburg College trustees and amassed a notable Leigh Hunt collection and historic library donations.
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Luther A. Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Welsh ‘Run
Jacob and
Catherine Brewer
Funkstown
F. R. Brewer
J. W. Draper
Samuel Troupe
Clearspring
Gettysburg College
Daniel Steck
Brewer
Leigh Hunt
London
Aviator Skarzynski Granted Brazil to Washington Flight
Captain Stanislas Skarzynski, famed for a solo meritorious crossing of the South Atlantic from Senexal to Pernambuco, Brazil, has received military approval to fly from Brazil to Washington. He plans to return to the United States by Meamer.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stanislas Skarzynski Poish Filer
South Atlantic
Senexal
Pernambuco
Braval
Brazil
Washington
United States
Money cache may figure in Ridley murder mystery
New York on May 15 reports a $1,000,000 cash cache found in Broad Way bank vaults and accounts amid a murder inquiry into Edward Ridley and his secretary Lee Weinstein. Police probe debtors, bank accounts, possible links to prior secretary deaths, and a will leaving $200,000 to Weinstein. Weinstein’s wife may pursue a claim as investigators seek Ridley wealth across banks and cities.
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New York
Edward Ridley
Broadway
Ridley
Lee Weinstein
Weinstein
Herman Moench
Norfolk
Richmond
Virginia
Richey
U S Judge Louderback On Trial For Impeachment
Federal Judge Harold Louderback of San Francisco faced five articles of impeachment in the Senate. Nearly 50 witnesses were summoned as the trial opened to review alleged misconduct in equity receiverships involving the Russel Colvin Company Lumberman's Reciprocal Association Fageol Motor Company and the Prudential Holding Company.
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Washington
Harold Louderback
San Francisco
Senate
Equity
Louderback
House
Russel-Colvin Company
Lumberman's Reciprocal Association
Fageol Motor Company
Prudential Holding Company
Leitersburg Ramblers Split Weekend With Marsh Run Loss
Leitersburg Ramblers lost to Marsh Run 3 to 2 and defeated Smithsburg Fire Co nine to nothing in a weekend twin bill. Bakié, Myers, Craig and Barnes starred, while teams seeking games should contact Leitersburg Hotel 32F2 for Ames.
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Leitersburg
Leitersburg Ramblers
Marsh Run
Smithsburg Fire Co
Bakié
Myers
Craig
Barnes
Ames
Well Fed Bonus Army Holds to Demand Cash Payments
The lavishly fed but slim Bonus Army converged at Fort Hunt Virginia to form a 4 convention to press for cash payments. About 1200 ex soldiers, far fewer than hoped, prepared speeches after a communal breakfast as internal strains persisted between factions linked to communism. A small splinter group led by Mike Thomas of Camden operated separately, while a dozen marchers led by Joseph Salzman from Brooklyn were halted near Pennsylvania Avenue and briefly arrested before release. The President was abroad on the Potomac river cruise.
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Washington
Fort Hunt
Virginia
Relationz
Mike Thomas
Camden
New Jersey
Veterans’ National Liaison Committee
Veterans’ National Committee
Thomas
Joseph Salzman
Brooklyn
New York
Pay Increases For Workers In Alabama Mills
Pay boosts announced for textile workers in Alabama and Florida plants. Bradford Cotton mills will raise wages by five to ten percent for about 1000 employees, with 24 hour operations reported at full capacity. Tallahassee Mills increase staff from 1100 to 1400 as business nears 1929 peaks. West Boyleston Manufacturing adds five and a half day week, affecting 125 workers.
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Bradford
Prattville
H. €. Dowell
Tallahasee
H. Floyd
West Boyleston
Milk Dairies Strike Strains Midwest Milk Supply
Wisconsin dairymen dump 30 000 pounds of milk as deputies clash with farmers. Otto Marquette president of East Troy milk pool is knocked unconscious. Reinforcements called as milk routes across 19 counties face shortages. Illinois reports an armistice while Chicago retailers raise prices. Governor issues proclamation closing dairy plants.
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Ers
Otto Marquette
East Troy
George O'Brien
Waukesha County
Racine County
Illinois
E. L. Rost
Chicago
Lake County
McHenry County
Tilinois
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Milk Pool
Flower Bulbs and Plants From Ernest W Miller Ady
Flower bulbs started canvas 31 00 per dozen. dahlias 106 to 25 ets. Fancy dahlias two years ago sold for 131 00 per bulb. Extra fancy large gladioli 50 ets per dozen. Mixed home-grown gladioli 20 ets per dozen. Tube roses 20 ets per dozen. Large elephant ears 10 rs. Started tomato plants 3 ets. From ERNEST W MILLER at 410% 8 Potomac Stoh Ady.
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Ernest W. Miller
Potomac Stoh Ady
Bomb Chief's Brother Slain in Chicago Car Death
Rocco Belcastro brother of Chicago gang boss Belcastro, labeled public enemy, was found slain in a new sedan on Carroll street near the loop. Bound and wrapped in a burlap sack, with a blanket, police suspect gangland enemies killed him while helpless. investigation includes questioning James J Belcastro, reputed boss bomber. The case marks Chicago's first gangland killing in weeks.
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Chicago
Rocco Belcastro
Carroll Street
Loop
Tonneau
James J .Belcastro
James Belcastro
Belcastro
Detective Bureau
Ted Newberry
North Side
Indiana
Suspects Surrender As Police Put End To Chase
In a dramatic turn, Kendle and Hurd surrendered to officers after an incident linked to the Renner assault. They claimed innocence about stealing Goetz’s car, but authorities say the vehicle was found abandoned near Cumberland. The pair face arraignment on a warrant for assault with intent to rob Renner and are to be held for Cumberland police.
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Gerstown
Renner
Kendle
Hurd
Bostetter
Kling
Gateway Inn
George Goetz
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Goetz
Strand Theater
Policeman McGolderick Survives Armed Attack in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 15 a police officer named Michael McGolderick survived a running gun battle when a shooter fired six bullets and later attempted to pistol whip him. The assailant's gun jammed three times during a final ambush, allowing McGolderick to subdue him without injury.
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Philadelphia
Michael McGolderick
Malf
McGolderick
Cannon Must Stand Trial Court Rules Indictment Upheld
Washington May 15 The District of Columbia Court of Appeals upheld the indictment against Bishop James Cannon Jr and Miss Ada Burroughs of Richmond on charges under the corrupt practices act 1928 campaign. The ruling clears the way for Cannon to stand trial in the federal election case tied to Alfred E Smith.
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Washington
James‘ Cannon, Jr
Ada Burroughs
Richmond
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
James Cannon, Jr
Court of Appeals
Aad Burroughs
Cannon
District Supreme Court
Alfred E.smith
Bishop Cannon
Smith
E. ©. Jameson
New Yorker
Senate
Miss Burroughs
Daily Mail tip prize contest motivates readers to submit tips
Readers are invited to phone or mail in news tips to Daily Mail with cash prizes of 2.50 for first and 2 for second. Tips must include full details and timestamps between 7:30 am and domestic hours. Winners announced each Monday. anonymity preserved. many locals and professionals have won prizes. tip editor assists and judges tips for news value.
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Star News
Daily Mail
Maryland wheat yield to near 7.27 million bushels in 1933
Maryland crop reports indicate wheat output around 7,272,000 bushels, about 60 percent above 1932 but 26 percent below the five year 1924-1930 average. Harvested acreage sits at 404,000, with May 3 crop condition good but outlook weather dependent for disease. Hay and pasture conditions are poor and milk and egg production are down from recent years.
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College Park
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Maryland
Service Bulletin
Bulletin
Millers Gather Here for Wheat Inspector Meeting
Millers and wheat elevator operators from Washington County and neighboring Pennsylvania and West Virginia counties plan to meet tomorrow with W A Anderson federal grain inspector of Baltimore and B Shaw chief of the State Department of Markets to discuss locating a wheat inspection service in Hagerstown. The luncheon at 12 15 will be in the Hotel Alexander ballroom, organized by A P Underhill chamber of commerce business manager, who notes the chamber has pushed for an inspector and invites any with interest to attend.
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Washington County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
W. A. Anderson
Baltimore
B. Shaw
State Department
Alexander
A. P. Underhill
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Chamber
T. B. Clinic Announcement by Health Bureau
Announcement of a tuberculosis clinic to be held at the Health Bureau located at 12 East Washington Street. The session starts at 9:30 tomorrow morning and will be led by Dr. S. S. Shafer.
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T. B. Clinic
T. B
The
Health Bureau
East
Washington Street
S.S. Shafer
Public Works Program Aims at New Hospital and Roads
Public works plans discuss building a new hospital for Hagerstown replacing Washington County Hospital. Funding may come from the Bloom estate. government borrowing is considered. Governors and officials push to improve Maryland arteries including the Philadelphia road Annapolis Boulevard and the Defense highway, with two way lanes and Belair Road among priorities. The northern highways are described as in terrifically bad condition.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Chamber
Ritchie
Washington Boulevard
Lee
Philadelphia
Lonaconing Lions Club Dinner Features Potomac Edison Leader
Henry Holzapfel vice-president of Potomac Edison will deliver the principal address at the Lonaconing Lions Club Ladies Night banquet in the Knights of Pythian Temple tonight. He travels with R Paul Smith president of Potomac Ensinow Company and Mrs Smith and Mrs Holzapfel attend. Dr W H Kritzer returns to practice after a year away. Ad notes Lusterol floor finish offered at grocer via E B Knepper.
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Henry Holzapfel
Potomac Edison Company
Lonaconing Lions Club
Knights of Pythian Temple
Lonaconing
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Ensinow Company
Mra. Smith
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Iowa
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Francis V. Dillman
Virginia Avenue
St. Paul's U. B. Church
Guy Kemp
Chambersburg
Francis Dillman
Thelma V. Carter
Lillian Buck
Charles Barr
Nettie Gelwicks
John Smith
Jenetta F. Griffith
J. Griffith
Mt. Briar
Church of God
Vertle M. Kendle
Fred G
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Minnie L. Gonso
Baltimore Street
Greencastle
Chester A. Kepner
Waynesboro
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Annie Baldwin
Viola Gardner
Kila Gonso
Charles W
H.B. Burkholder
Cedar Hill
Edgar D. Krouse
Chewsville
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Laura S. Krouse
Robert
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Edwin W
Elenor E
Nevin R
Paul E
Thurman
Miee
Annie Laura Carlisle
St. John’s Episcopal Church
William C. Sc. John
Suter
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St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Frederick County
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H. L. Mills
W. Balto
TOM Cross
Hillside Coal CO
Somerset MR
M.penna
Me. Penne
Treathowtan Nwe
Terokentas Stare
Montgomery
Ala
Midwest
Tho
Lucky Star
Cro
Stein Bros
Boyce
McComas-Armatrang Building
Amer. Tel
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B&o
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Drpont ” Eace
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
North Amer
Penna. BR. R
N.J
Chicago Grain Market
Stickell Satan Corporation
Hagerstown, Md
Lions’ Club
WH. R. Kritzer
Knepper
Auta
Isle O
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Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
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the Cumberland Brewing Co
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