Lewis scores critics who forget facts at October club meeting
President Lane lauded Congressman Lewis for his record in the Sixth Maryland district and compared Roosevelt critics to the 1933 downturn. Lane urged continued registration efforts and announced a five member committee to organize a mammoth late month rally, possibly at the Armory or a theater with a nationally prominent speaker.
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Wm. P. Lane, Jr
Lewis
Maryland
Roosevelt
United States
Lane
Flank Attack Launched by Government in Spain Conflict
Government forces moved to seize coastal towns along the Bilbao defense line as General Franco reorganized his high command. General Owen O'Duffey reportedly prepared to lead 2000 Irish volunteers, initially offered to insurgents, to fight for the government. Continuous fighting persisted in the Bay of Biscay sector.
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Aranjuez
Castilleros
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Owen O’duffey
Irish Republican Army
O’datty Fret
Bay of Biscay
Bilbao
Discrediting the fog of Republican bank claims
The piece denounces Col Frank Knox and John Hamilton for claiming insurance and bank deposits were unsafe. It argues deposit guarantees under Roosevelt aid reassure savers, noting bank closings since 1933 were orderly and deposits protected. It criticizes GOP tactics as panic-driven and calls for trust in fiscal policy and Treasury bonds.
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Col Frank Knox
G.O. P. Sage
John Hamilton
Republican Naional Committee
Landon
America
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Col. Knox
Hamilton
Presi
Dent Garner
Farley
National Organization of Insurance Agents
U. S
Treasury
Prof Hicks Speaker At Washington Street PTA Meeting
E Russell Hicks a history professor at South Potomac Junior High spoke on Intelligence at the Washington Street School PTA. He urged recognizing true intelligence as inquiry and knowledge capacity, noted by contrast with IQ. The event included an attendance banner, clothing drive plans for needy children, a radio broadcast, performances by Nancy Gibney and others, and refreshments hosted by Mrs. John Conrad.
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E. Russell Hicks
South Potomac
Washington Street
F. A. Worth
Bokus
Charles Gibney
Nancy Gibney
Mary Jane White
Charlotte ‘Conrad
Lois Groh
Oscar Moser
John Conrad
Moser
Mt. Alto
Gibney
Great Fair Opens With Low Admission and New Attractions
Joyed by local fair crowds will be found on the grounds this year. Department superintendents promise the best in exhibits with quality and quantity exceeding previous years. General admission remains 28 cents and the grandstand price same. Friday is school children’s day with free admission for all school age youngsters. The fair closes at midnight Friday with plans for a fresh group of attractions on Saturday.
Allegany registration totals filed in Cumberland county
Fred B. Driscoll, clerk to the Board of Election Supervisors, announced 1,376 new voters added at Monday's registration. Democrats 742 and Republicans 634. The piece notes political rhetoric about tax rates tied to government control and mentions Col. Knox and Chairman Hamilton.
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Cumberland
Fred B. Driscoll
Board of Election ‘Supervisors
Allegany County
Typhoon Strikes Honshu Islands Shattering Coast
A massive Pacific typhoon lashes Honshu causing floods in Nagoya and Yokohama, knocking ships off harbor, disrupting railroads, and closing schools. Officials mobilize ambulance corps. Lord Rothermere aboard the liner Canada remains near Yokohama as residents are urged to stay indoors.
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Nagoya
Honshu
Yokohama
Tokyo
Kashima
Canada
Yokohama Harbor
Lord Rothermere
Safe at Home: Man Survives Roof-Breaking Rock Blast
L A Norville asleep in Richmond California woke to a dynamite blast on a nearby road project. Five large boulders smashed through the roof while rock and timber showered the room. He escaped unharmed with no injuries.
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Richmond
Calif
L. A
Norville
Hunger striker ends protest over unjust arrest
Sidney, Ja. Oct.3 Frank Trummer gave up his hunger strike after 27 days protesting an alleged unjust arrest. He reportedly lost weight but then regained two pounds after illness. A physician had him drink tea, and the sheriff allegedly sweetened each cup with two spoonsful of corn syrup.
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Sidney, Ja
Frank Trummer
City Market Prices Summary for Produce and Meats
Prices listed for dressed chickens young and old, hams, sausage, pudding, side meat, lard, eggs, butter, potatoes, sweet potatoes, turnips, tomatoes celery peas beans cabbage corn kale spinach apples cranberries grapes peaches and other fruits. Values shown in cents per unit or per pound, with ranges indicating typical market variation.
Monetary policy praised by chamber amid world outlook
The chamber's monetary policy committee reported renewed hopes for global economic stability and more jobs, noting 7,000,000 more people employed by private industry since the low mood. Proposals to repeal the surtax on undistributed earnings and cut government expenditures were discussed in executive session as part of balancing the federal budget.
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Chamber
Committee On Monetary Policy
Board of Directors
Committee On Employment
Chicago Grain Market Quotations by Stein Brothers
Quotations from Stein Brothers and partners at the McComas Armstrong Building reflect daily grain trading in Chicago. Prices for corn, wheat, and oats are listed with bid and ask figures from prominent grain houses.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armstrong Building
Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armstrong Building
Squirrels and Senators Standouts Mark Early Fall News
In Fairmont West Virginia teacher Alice Cook’s cat surprisingly adheres to game laws until the squirrel season begins when it bags a large catch. In North Carolina Lady Nancy Astor begins a vacation at a sister’s home in Tryon with Mrs Maurice B Flynn hosting.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Alice Virginia Cook
Fairmont State College
Kitty
Tryon
N. C
Nancy Astor
House of Commons
Maurice B. Flynn
Ashes of would-be aviator scattered over Boston harbor
Norman Piuskne, 17, of West Newton who dreamed of flying was killed in a car crash on New Year’s Day. His father later fulfilled the boy’s wish by having his ashes scattered from a plane over Boston harbor yesterday.
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Norman Piuskne
West Newton
Boston Harbor
Elevator Man Leap Explained By Uniform Hurt
Theodore Lavelle, 45, an elevator operator in Chicago since 1908, jumped into the Chicago River after his employers required a uniform. He said the cap hurt his head and he believed he would be better off dead.
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Chicago
Theodore Lavelle
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