Bankers and Labor Pledge Recovery Aid
Washington reports a cooperative drive for economic recovery gains from bankers NRA leaders and labor chief William Green urging workers to back the administration housing plan. The Federal Advisory Council backs the Fed and Marriner Eccles, with NRA planning no major policy shifts to aid cooperation. Eccles optimistic after talks with the council about business and banking conditions. Green says housing can boost employment and living standards, urging broad support. The President’s power stance remains the sole disagreement in the government business partnership.
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Washington
NRA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Federal Advisery Council
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
Co-Operative
Green
Federal Advisory Council
Reserve Board
Eccles
Liquid Laxative Promises Safe Relief for Constipation
Medical advice urges regulating dosage with a liquid laxative. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a natural herbal laxative with senna and cascara, claiming safe relief without habit formation. The ad touts a sixty cent trial to test the product's soothing bowel action.
Ray Tucker Talks Politics to Lions Club Guests
Chevy Chase newspaperman Ray Tucker spoke at The Club Lions Club on Ladies Night giving a nonpartisan view of politics. He argued against a new party, noted Roosevelt’s evolving stance, and commented on Prohibition repeal, race track gambling, and economic spending trends.
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Ray Tucker
Chevy Chase
Coliber's Magazine
Roosevelt
Republican Old Guard
Tucker
Democratic Party
Kansas
Uncle Sam
Kiwanis
Rocary
Monarch Clubs
Ralph A. McCune
Charles Jolfman
Lloyd Marcus
Jerry ‘Larp
Local Market and Social Notes From Baltimore Area
Do You Recall Prime beef was bringing 11 and 12 cents on the Baltimore livestock market. Hoge were selling for 1444 cents per pound live weight. Rev. A. Brown Caldwell spoke at the united rally of the Christian Endeavor Society at St. Pauls Church. Blanche Sweet in The Warrens of Virginia Madalene Traverse in Snares of Paris and William Duncan in Smashing Barriers were theater attractions. The Alsatia basketball team defeated Lockwood Club 28 to 11. Hagerstown High soccer eleven beat Williamsport 3 to 1. Rev B G Zeigler of St Pauls U B Church received a surprise reception for work on the new Masonic Temple at Hancock. The Judge bought a site in town center. George D. Kaller, clerk at the Franklin House and former Hagerstown baseball manager, died of pneumonia aged 39. Literary Society of the Male High School organized with Robert H. McCauley president, Walter Doub vice president, Robert Spahr secretary, Charles Alvord journalist, Harry Baker Abrarian.
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Baltimore
Blanche Sweet
Warrens
Virginia
Madalene Traverse
Paris
William Duncan
George D. Kaller
Franklin House
Hagerstown
Antietam Street
Literary Society of the Male High School
Robert H. McCauley
Walter Doub
Robert Spahr
Charles Alvord
Harry Baker
Abrarian
Farm Barn Fire Suspected Arson Near Smithsburg
Years ago today arson was suspected in the burning of the barn on W Marston’s farm above Smithsburg causing about 1000 dollars in damage. Ten tons of hay stored inside were destroyed as investigators pursued the case. Scott M Wolfinger and Elias B Hartie reported shooting 32 birds and four rabbits in a few hours of hunting. Harry Hyde returned from Virginia with 23 pian uc. T Bridges and Company start-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Marston
Smithsburg
Scott M. Wolfinger
Elias B. Hartie
Harry Hyde
Virginia
Rangers Score Court Victory Over Vipera on YMCA Court
The Rangers defeated Vipera 30 to 11 last night on the YMCA court with all Rangers contributing. Baker, Healy, Moore, Ripley, Hopkins, Stonesifer led scoring. Vipera’s Cash and Kendle were held to minimal points as Byers and Myers supported the visitors’ defense.
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Rangers
Vipera
Byers
Myers
Baker
See
Healy
Eoscsasanecee
Moore
Setasenee
Ripley
Hopkins
Btonesifer
S.e
Sepeshaina
Censorship Of Naval Affairs Is Established
The United States imposes strict secrecy on new naval developments to curb leaks. Orders signed by Secretary Swanson extend to government and private shipyards building London treaty vessels and warship devices. Naval radio, gunnery, torpedo and aircraft safety improvements are tightly restricted to thwart unofficial espionage and strengthen talks with foreign powers.
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Assoviated
Washington
United States
Navy Department
Swanson
Myersville Barn Destroyed By Fire
A barn on Harvey A. Grossnickle’s farm about 1.5 miles north of Myersville burned yesterday. Loss estimated at 3000 dollars with 200 bushels of wheat year’s corn crop 50 bushels of barley 26 tons of hay and farm equipment stored inside. Firemen from Middletown and Myersville prevented spread to other buildings and the loss was partially insured.
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Harvey A. Grossnickle
Myersville
Damigge
Middletown
Grossnickle
Masonic Choir Performs at Maryland Grand Lodge Session
The Masonic Choir of 28 members left here yesterday for Baltimore to sing before the Grand Lodge of Maryland. It marks the first time the local choir has performed at a Grand Lodge session in six years, and is the only choir outside the Grand Lodge Choir ever to sing at such a session.
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Masonic
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge opens semi-annual session in Baltimore
The Grand Lodge semi annual communication opened yesterday at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore and continues today. H M Lippy director accompanied the local choir.
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Grand Lodge
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
H. M. Lippy
Icval
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Bankers and Labor
Lions OF Politics
W. Washington St
The
Potomac Edison CO
Brooklyn
Associated Press
A. Brown Caldwell
Calvary Presbyterian Church
United Rally of the
Christian Endeavor Society
St. Paul's U. B. Church
Alsatia
Lockwood Club
Chambersburg
Kretéer
Recher
Mathias
Hauver
Mobley
Hagerstown High
Williamsport
Phat Martin
Bill and
Richard Beard
Leroy Ruth
G. Zeigler
Hancock
Uc. T. Bridges and Company
Atart
Chicago Met. CO
W. Washington
Beye Tflepy
Bell Yail
TaNmer Stown
Cresspeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
Bell System
Jonathan St. Hagerstover
Hoke
Aone
BUY Urma Stores
Kfat O.c
Harry S. Myers
Jonathan
Montgomery Ward
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