Thousands of Seamen Quit At Midnight Across Coast Ports
Longshoremen and seamen walk off ships and piers after unions call a coast wide strike. Hiring control disputes drive the walkout with employers seeking joint or employer led schemes. Peace efforts by officials continue as ports from Seattle to San Francisco feel the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Portland
Grays Harbor
Wash
San Francisco
Longshoremen’s
Firat
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
Seilors
Cath
United Front
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
Maritime Workers
Dollar
Matson
American-Hawaiian
Swayne& Hoyt Lines
United States Maritime Commission
H. G. Hamlet
Commission
F D R Rests After Triumphant Journey Through Three States
President Roosevelt wrapped up a three state tour amid large crowds in Camden and Wilmington as he warned against what he called a small group of employers politicians and some newspapers seeking to wreck the Social Security act. He quoted Lincoln on liberty and praised the public for backing the administration.
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Wilkes-Barre
Camden
Philadelphia
Market Street
Roosevelt
Ing
Wilmington
Lincoln
Delaware
Union
Long Distance Mare to Carry On for Science
Gypsy Queen the long distance mare that traveled 11 856 miles to win the world title was destroyed at a Maryland veterinary meeting. Frank M Teath who guided the mare across all states for the University of Maryland donated her remains for anatomy and zoology study. He said the humane end honored the horse’s happiness and not a miserable old age.
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College Park
Maryland State Vetinerary Medical Association
University of Maryland
Frank M Teath
Silver Spring
Heath
Zero Milestone
Washington
United States
Wagner Says Landon Aims to Wreck Social Security
New York October 30 Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York a coauthor of the Social Security act accused Gov Alf Landon and the Republican national committee of proposing to wreck and demolish the entire social security structure in the nation. He warned the danger looms as the campaign nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Alf M. Landon
Republican National Committee
Juvenile Court Sees Clothing Drive For Local Dependents
The annual docket shows 235 criminal cases disposed and many dependents aided. About 75 children found clothing and shoes through donations led by Hagerstown Elks No 378. Clothing assists truancy cases. officers include Judge Hicks Thelma V. Russell clerk and Newsrom J. Young probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceartoss
Hagerstown
B. P. O. Elks
Hicks
Thelma V. Russell
Newsrom J. Young
British Flier Sets Record For Crossing Atlantic Trio
Captain Mollison, part of the Flying Mollisons team, completes a cross Atlantic flight in the fastest time to date and becomes the first man to cross the Atlantic three times. He battles ice and a blinding snowstorm over mid ocean before landing at Croydon. His wife Amy congratulates him as Dorothy Ward praises his achievement.
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Ireland
Croydon
Amy
Copartner
Cape
Mollison
Harbor Grace
Wales
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Lady Peace
Irish
New York
American National Lice Association
Atlantic
South Africa
Dorothy Ward
Jim
Dorothy
North Atlantic
Alcock
Brown
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Galway
Pilot recalls nerve wracking flight amid bad weather
A pilot described a rough journey as he smoked during flight and flew mostly at 15,000 feet. He admitted feeling very nervous due to weather and widespread pessimism. He wore a gray suit beneath brown flying attire.
Rifle range opens in basement of Colonial Hotel
This morning a rifle range was opened in the basement of the Colonial Hotel with entry on West Antietam street by Jack Dewey. The item appears in the classifieds, noting easy access to listings and a familiar telephone directory reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hotel
West Antietam Street
Jack Dewey
Youth in Critical Condition After Bicycle Crash
William Socks, 18, son of George Socks, remained in critical condition at Washington County Hospital after a bicycle collision with a car in Williamsport Tuesday afternoon. He has not regained consciousness. Two other youths on the bicycle sustained minor injuries. Edwin C. Owen, Frederick Street, driver of the car, and witnesses provided statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Socks
George Socks
Williamsport
Washington County Hospital
Edwin C. Owen
Frederick Street
Vehicle Collision Report Cited in Local Dispatch
A minor crash occurred when a vehicle struck the auto while rounding a turn, prompting a police response and routine injury assessment. No further details on involved parties or location are provided in the readable text.
Local Man Weds in Virginia Oil Announcement
Marriage announced for Miss Lucille H. Carrol of Alexandria Virginia to Raleigh H. Gossard son of Mr and Mrs F Y Gossard of 200 Summit Avenue. Ceremony by Rev F B Plummer on Sunday October 25. Couple will reside in Washington where groom is employed after a trip through northern states.
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Lucille H. Carrol
Alexandria
Raleigh H. Gossard
F. Y. Gossard
Summit Avenue
F. B. Plummer
Washington
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Jimert Seafoods
Oyster Family
Chincoteague
Lewenbrau Munchen
Wagner
Edward
China Coffee Makers
Washington St
Garner
Congress
Hooper
Miles
Virginia Oil
Tas
Prestone
Yup Melia A
Orig
Mo. Hattery
Wards Supreme Heater
Hunad Oe
Vas
Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Wards Popular Auto Supply Department
Exch. Va
Hagerstown, MD
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