Review of the American Federation of Labor urged joint industrial effort
The Monthly Review argues lifting American industry from doldrums requires cooperative action under government leadership. It cites the textile settlement as a model and calls for a plan to boost production and purchasing power, including trade associations and self-governed unions under government guidance. It warns current production trails past gains and stresses urgency to raise living standards.
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Washington
the Monthly
Business “Review
Erican Federation of Labor
Pital
Ueminant Board
A. Nie
Rade ’ Fon
CAITY
Cooperative Acrae
Montesquiet, Noted Political Philosopher of France
Charles de Secondat Montesquiet emerges as a celebrated polit ico philosophical writer of France. The remark underscores his influence on political thought and essays.
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Charles de Secondat Montesquiet
France
Hog-Corn Seesaw Drives Pork Chop Prices This Winter
Washington reports that pork chop costs may rise due to the hog corn price ratio. Drought and reduced hog slaughter, plus high corn prices, forecast higher pork prices this winter and next year. AAA economists warn of potential overplanting after drought patterns, urging about 95 million corn acres for next year to balance hog and corn markets.
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Carl c. Cranmer
Washington
AAA
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Agricultural
Three Hurt In Mishaps In City Streets
A. Cashman of the 1500 block Virginia avenue suffered a fractured lower jaw and head wounds when his auto struck a pole in the 800 block of Virginia avenue early Sunday. He was taken to Washington County Hospital for treatment. Al Smith, a local cab driver, and a passenger escaped injury when their cab struck a tree in the 200 block of Summit avenue. Frank Fratianna was slightly hurt in a collision between the small truck he rode in and Lloyd G. Binning’s car on Cannon avenue yesterday noon. Patrolman C. B. Bikle investigated the incidents.
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A. Cashman
Virginia Avenue
Cashman
Western Maryland Roundhouse
Washington County
C. B. Bikle
Eight-year-old boy hospitalized after leg fracture
Eight year old Charles Tracey Jr. was admitted yesterday afternoon with a fractured leg from a fall near his home.
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Charies, Tracey, Jr
Walnut Point social notes and family updates
Mrs Bertha Sprecher has returned home after visiting her daughter near Kemps. George Frush and Clarence Sprecher joined the CCC and left for Camp Holabird. Lewis Murray, previously employed in Kansas, visits his mother Mrs Wm Shank. Ray mond Shank spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs John D Rohrer and daughter Helen. Mr and Mrs Millard Kretzer and daughter Joyce visited Mr and Mrs George Rhodes at Clearspring. The Voyagers Class meeting at Miss Pearl Myers hosted by Mrs Burgan featured a short program and refreshments. Others present included Pearl Myers Mildred Draper Grace Shirk Alma Spickler Evelyn Shupp Hazel Renner Myrle Spickler Helen Shirk Thelma Elliott Dorothy Grave Lewis Renner and Mr and Mrs Calvin Myers with son Kenneth. Mrs Emma Murray and sons attended the funeral of her brother Charles McLaughlin in West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Fred Sprecher and son Robert of Clearspring visited their mother Mrs Bertha Sprecher and Mr and Mrs Freston Sprecher. Mr and Mrs Roger Burgan and Miss Isabel Frush called on Saturday on ill Luther Frush at his home on Maryland Avenue Hagerstown.
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Walnut Point
Bertha Sprecher
Albert Charlton
Kemps
George Frush
Clarence Sprecher
CCC
Camp Holabird
Lewis Murray
Kansas
Wm. Shank
Raymond Shank
John D. Rohrer
Helen
Millard Kretzer
Joyce
George Rhodes
Clearspring
Roger Burgan
Almeta
Arthur Burgan
Ing
Burgan
Pearl Myers
Misses Pearl Myers
Mildred Draper
Grace Shirk
Alma Spickler
Evelyn Shupp
Hazel Renner
Myrle Spickler
Helen Shirk
Thelma Elliott
Dorothy Grave
Lewis Renner
Calvin Myers
Kenneth
Emma Murray
Charles McLaughlin
West Virginia
Fred Sprecher
Robert
Freston Sprecher
Isabel Frush
Luther Frush
Maryland Avenue
Hagerstown
Old shingles used in Maryland roof project
Burkittsville locals report Newton Holme plans roofing with 45 year old shingles. A 150 year old drill owned by Benjamin Rohrbach will bore holes in the hardened wood. In Hindu belief, Saktas are worshipers of female representations of divine power.
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Burkittsville
Newton Holme
Benjamin Rohrbach
New England Faces Cold Sweep and Storm
New England endured a cold windy weekend with snow across Maine and other states. Boston fell to 32 degrees the coldest October reading in 59 years while the White Mountains hit 16. Coastal damage occurred as high winds wrecked gear and power lines, and a Norfolk bound schooner No Mis was towed after a gale. Two football games were postponed as crews battled the weather.
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Boston
New England
Boson
Mercury
Maine
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Berkshires
New
Newport News
Camden
Coast Guard
Asiatrix Forced To Abandon Trip
Kansas City October 14 Maxine Howard 22 year old aviatrix forced to abandon attempt to set a coast to coast speed record due to headwinds and mechanical trouble after leaving Los Angeles. She landed at Kellogg Municipal Airport with husband Benny Howard and Gordon Israel. They planned to resume toward Cleveland when weather improves.
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Kansas City
Wweather
Maxine Howard
Aviatriz
Los Angeles
Benny Howard
Gordon Israel
Howard
Cleveland
Cattle Die In Kansas City Fire At Livestock Yards
A fire in Kansas City Missouri started near the Livestock Exchange and swept cattle pens. About twenty head perished while eighteen fire companies battled the blaze for nearly two hours. No major damage to the exchange building or packing plants was reported and receipts for 21 000 head were expected unchanged. In a separate note, Harry Morton of Baltimore died of a heart attack, and a factoid on Pico de Nemo cites its height.
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Kansas City
Kans
Kansa City
Kats
J. Thomas Wray
The
Livestock Exchange
Wray
Kansas State
Exchange
Baltimore
Harry Morton
Augusta Avenue
South Mountain
William F. Bast
Boonsboro
Plot to murder Hitler shocks Berlin crowd
In Berlin, Tudkus Streicher, Nazi publisher and anti Semite, claimed a murderer was hired for 50,000 marks to kill Hitler at the Nuremberg Party Congress. Reports reached the capital Sunday. Streicher said other countries hope National Socialism will soon kill itself, citing Sarajevo and the deaths of King Alexander and Bardou of France at Marseilles.
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Berlin
Hitler
Nurnberg
Tudlus Streicher
Aged Citizen Recalls Brown Raid 75 Years On
Henry Clay Reynolds 96 recalls the 1859 Harper's Ferry raid led by John Brown. He knew Brown and his men, describes Brown's religious demeanor, the farm near Sample's Manor, the arsenal seizure, Marines at the engine house, and Brown's execution. Also notes the John Brown House restoration and Miss Mary Jane Crockrill's memory of the scaffold.
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Harper's Ferry
Henry Clay Reynolds
Reynolds
Brown
Washington County
Sample’s Manor
Smith
Captain Cook
Cook
Sharpsburg
Washington
John Brown
Sample
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Lee
Mary Jane Crockrill
Charles Town
W. Va
Miss Crockrill
Frown
North Elba
Picnic Party Ends Fatally Near Blue Taland Crossing
Five people died when a Baltimore and Ohio Chicago work train struck their car at a suburban Blue Taland crossing near Chicago. The dead include Ethel Patno 48 Fred Hochstadter 38 Helen Hochstadter 31 Jean Hochstadter 11 and Herbert Hochstadter 13. Arthur Patno 43 was injured. Hochstadter was a yardmaster and Paine an engineman for Indiana Belt Line.
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Chicago
Ethel Patno
Fred Hochstadter
Helen Hochstadter
Jean Hochstadter
Herbert Hochstadter
Arthur Patno
Ethel
Patno
Hochstadter
Hochs
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Federation of Labor
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J.D. Myers & CO
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing CO
Miller’s
Booth Potomac St
Mark Ra Iti I III Iit Tet Eit
Vseceree
E. A. Cashman
Erstown
Ous New
Sriont
John D
Florida
Ormond Beach
Fla
Central Press
Vnicodemus National Bank
CVE Er. Th
Atlantic
Asiatrix
Pic de Nemo
RED Cross
Moskin’s
Potomac &T
Hyatt Radio Service
Stewart - Warner Electric Refrigerators
Garver Furniture Co
Potomac St
McGregory
Hamilton
N.Y
Joseph Frank” McGregory
Colgate “University
Colgate
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Cauffman
C. E
Washington St
Soohomy
Sunnyfield Pastry
Lipton’s
Iona Sauerkraut
Sultana
Ringo Sini Ciotes On
Sunnyfield
Grimes
York
Potomac Street
Loin Lamb
Steuker
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