Labor talks and Ford code tie into New Deal recovery
Amid tense negotiations on coal labor contracts, Henry Ford remains silent awaiting word on the automobile code as disruptions persist. The recovery program claims a $5,000,000,000 gain in purchasing power boosting retail sales, while Johnson pushes a 30 hour day and offices shut early as debates over industry codes unfold.
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Detroit
Eagle
Federation of Q R
Hts
Johnson
Roosevelt
Democrats Oust Holsworth From National Committee
Kane City Sept 2 Daniel C Roper secretary of commerce spoke at the national convention of the Democratic Clubs of America where Holsworth a bear hunter and author was ousted after accusations tied to Alaska governor selection and party factionalism.
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Kaneas
Holsworth
Amer
Bear Hunter
John W. Fro
Alaska
Congress
New York
Roosevelt
Daniel C. Roper
Commerce
President Heads To Open Sea For Fishing Today
Washington reports President Roosevelt planned a fishing trip in search of tuna swordfish and jurefish aboard the Nourmabal Ma after favorable weather and reports of good fishing south of Montauk Long Island. Secretaries informed the Navy Department of the decision.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Astor
Phen T. Early
Navy Department
Montauk
Long Island
EOEALMAN Passes D C Bar Exam
Judge Ralph Given announced that Ernest C. Mellor son of Mr and Mrs Mark Willer of this city passed the District of Columbia bar examination and is permitted to practice law in the District Supreme Court. Mellor is a 1920 graduate of Washington County High School and holds bachelor laws master of laws and master of patent laws degrees from the National University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Given
Ernest C. Mesior
Mark Willer
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Mellor
Washington County
Rational University of Washington
Local youths enlist in U S Army with varied posts
Local youths enlistment details show Chester A. Miller re joining for Motor Transport Corps at Holabird Depot Maryland after prior terms in Carlisle Barracks and Hawaii. Others, including E Leroy Kiner Joseph K E Michael Harold P Kline and Ralph W Sigler, join 12th Infantry Fort Howard Langley Field and more. Vacancies remain open across Infantry Cavalry Engineers Air Corps Ordnance and related corps in the 3rd Corps Area with posts in Panama CZ and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Chester A. Miller
Motor Transport Corps
Holabird Quartermaster
Depot
Carlisle Barracks
Hawaiian Islands
E. Leroy Kiner
12Th Infantry
Fort Howard
Chester F. Pryor
3Rd Cavalry
Fort Myer
Joseph KE. Michael
Holabird Q. M
Harold P. Kline
Ralph, W. Sigler
Richard M. Mills, Jr
Ralph B. Ensminger
Air Corps
Langley Field
Carl B. Spessard
Grant A. Kauffman
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Hawaii
Engineers
Panama
N. Z
Infantry
Field
Cavalry
Ordnance Department
Quartermaster Corps
Chemical Warfare Service
Medical Department
3Rd Corps
Tragic Takeoff Ends Ocean Flight Ambition
The Diane crash near the runway ends a long ocean flight attempt by De Pinedo and backer Uso D'Annunzio. Crowd of 200 watched as De Pinedo tried to recover after hitting a fence and veering into a dirt path. He perished in the fiery wreck as doctors rushed the charred body to the navy sick bay. D'Annunzio spoke moments after the crash, noting the risks of attempting a takeoff with the heavy fuel load.
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Diane
de Pinedo
Navy
Uso
Atlantic
D'Angunzio
Markets Closed Until Tuesday
New York authorities report security and commodity markets nationwide closed today and will reopen on Tuesday morning with no trading in the interim.
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New York
Deaths Mary Jane Garncord and Walter Rockey
Mrs Mary Jane Garncord widow of Willis Barncord died at her daughter’s Greencastle home at 4 this morning from complications aged 90. Surviving are one son John D Nigsewan der Middletown Ohio and daughter Mrs Myers with 24 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 from the home then a burial at Broadfording cemetery. Walter J Rockey 69 of New York City died Thursday in Blue Ridge Summit where he had been staying. Rev Tr Rockey former pastor at the Lutheran Church in Blue Ridge Summit is a surviving brother.
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Mary Jane Garncord
Willis Barncord
Scott Myers
Greencastle
John D. Nigsewander
Middletown
Walter 3. Rockey
New York City
Blue Ridge Summit
Tr. Rockey
Ble Ridgs Sanwatt
Shortage of Whisky Forecast as Prohibition Ends
Washington reports a looming whiskey shortage if repeal occurs within months. Bonded warehouses hold over 18 million gallons, with 3.5 million aging since the war and 1 million aged four years for medicinal permits. Demand under cellar law and prewar stock depletion threaten a small post prohibition supply, while imports face steep duties and blending may rise.
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Washington
America
Paper Celebrates 100th Anniversary in New York
The New York Sub today marked its centennial with a 104 page issue. The paper grew from a four page publication with a publisher editor reporter and various roles filling the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Row Noted Journal
Heavy Seal Wreck Wall At Havana
After a powerful storm, a heavy sea wall near Havana sustained widespread property damage. Officials await full loss estimates. The south coast port of Cienfuegos suffered heavy impact while Casparien areas reported grounded freighters. The Havana harbor remained largely undamaged.
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Havana
Burglar in the House Stole Trousers and Cash
Seattle Justice of the Peace Jacob Kalina stayed calm after his 10-year-old daughter woke him to say a burglar had struck a match. The next morning he found his trousers missing along with $150 and his watch.
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Seattle
Justice of the Peace
Jacob Kalina
Community family reunion invitation in Churchbusco
About 300 people attended events in Churchbusco as Jesse H. Briggs hosted a doctor led family reunion invitation. The notice notes plans for a Sept event and calls for attendees to join the gathering.
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Churchbusco
Ind
Jesse H. Briggs
Zed
Auc tioneer Fred M White Heads South on Car Trip
Fred M White the well known auctioneer left on a long trip with his wife. He plans to drive until tires fail or gas stations vanish toward New Orleans where he will abandon Liszie the car and take a boat at last to seek what Ponce de Leon missed. He may not return but promises to be back.
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Fred M. White
New Orleans
Liszie
Ponce de Leon
Fred
Forgotten Romance Claims Actress In Read Suit
Actress Claire Windsor calls her affair with Alfred Nead Jr. a forgotten romance as the $100,000 alienation of affections case with Marian Read proceeds. Testimony centers on his marital status and love letters signaling strained ties with Read.
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Los Angeles
Claire Windsor
Alfred
Nead
Marian Read
Oakland
Misa Windsor
Read
Hollywood
Prosecution Rest in Lamson Trial Over Beating Claim
In San Jose California on September 2, the state rests circumstantial case against David A Lamson accused of fatally beating his wife with an iron pipe. Defense argues victim died from a fall. The jury will resume Tuesday as prosecutors prepare further evidence and a cross section diagram of the bathroom is shown.
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San Jose
Cal
David A.damson
Stanford University Press
Clara Malwitz
Samsona
Notable feats of Italian aviator De Pinedo and wartime service
The text traces De Pinedo rising from destroyer command to air service officer after 1924, his role as a national hero following Tokyo flight, and his partnership with Captain Carlo Del Prete on Italy’s four continent flight to the Americas in 1927. It notes an incident at Roosevelt Dam where a spectator caused a fuel fire, his continued flight, and eventual advancement to general and command of Rome’s aeronautical zone.
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Air Service
Army
Navy
Italan Royal Air Force
Hie Tolyo
Carlo del Prete
Italy
Americas
South
North Atlantic
South America
Roosevelt Dam
Ariz
de Pinedo
Rome
W. C. T. U. Monthly Meeting Announcement
The regular monthly meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held next Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Nora Saum 136 Fairground avenue.
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T. U
Nora Saum
Fairground Avenue
Birth Announced for Marketman Buchanan Son
Marketman J. R. Buchanan and Mrs. Buchanan announce the birth of a ten pound son born this week in Mason and Dixon.
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J. R. Buchanan
Doctor Confirms Neck Break After Collision
Allerton Illinois records a dramatic scene as Adolph Adkins explains a neck pain from a motor collision. The doctor announces the injury is a broken neck after the incident, while Adkins reports he has been working and moving around.
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Allerton
Adolph 2. Adkins
Bride and Mother Tie Knot Nearby in New Waterford
Napoleon Ancion and Constance Chaisson wed at a church while Napoleon's mother Mary Ancion married Constance's father Peter Chaisson at a nearby ceremony.
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New Waterford
Su. S
Napoleon Ancion
Constance
Napoleon
Mary Ancton
Peter P Chaisson
Sister of Grover Cleveland Yeomans Reflects on New Deal
Mrs Susan Cleveland Yeomans sister of Grover Cleveland Yeomans says Grover would be 98 next March 18 and notes times repeat themselves. She believes the NRA is a great piece of legislation and wonders what her brother would say about 1933 wonders of the era. She remarks on depression history and the current policy.
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Brooklyn
Susan Cleveland Yeomans
Grover, Cleveland
Grover
N. R.A
Saving Soul Chooses Jail Over Fine
Samuel Ornstein, 63, fruit peddler, jailed after dropping a slug in a turnstile and found with $78 in pockets and a bank book showing a $38,000 balance. He chose two days in jail over a $10 fine. Also notes Spain heir Juan Carlos plans marriage to Princess Maria of Italy. A local man displays sprouted sweet corn ears at Two In One, Earl Bussard's address.
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New York
Samuel Ornstein
Madrid
Juan Carlos
Maria
Italy
Earl Bussard
South Locust Street
Repeal Vote In Vermont On Tuesday
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes urged voters to support the amendment. Postmaster General Farley spoke at Rutland rally. Rep James W Wadsworth of New York to speak tonight. Fourteen delegates to form a convention on ratification of the 1st amendment repealing Prohibition. Weather and rural vote influence outcome. Prohibition strong in rural areas, anti-prohibition strong in cities. Vermont regulates 3.2 percent beer and wine this year.
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Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington
Antla
Farley
Rutland
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Death in Home Ends Assist. Cashier's Weeks of Work
Wil Han Eckert, 53, assistant cashier in the city treasurer's office, rarely took holidays and was always first at the office. Alarmed coworkers found him dead at his home yesterday after searching for him at work in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Wil Han C. Eckert
Ringling Withdraws Divorce Suit Against Buck Ringling
John Ringling cancels the divorce petition filed six weeks earlier against Mrs. Emily Hoag Buck Ringling on grounds of mental cruelty. He sought dismissal from Circuit Judge Paul C. A lherition. the action was promptly dismissed with Ringling paying court costs. Attorney James F. Kirk did not explain the reversal. Attempts to contact the Ringlings were unsuccessful.
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Sarasota
Fla
John Ringling
Emily Hoag Buck Ringling
Ringling
Paul C. al
James F. Kirk
Ringlings
Woolworth signs blanket agreement with President
The F. W. Woolworth Company announced by President B. D. Miller that the company last night signed the President's blanket agreement and placed it in effect. The store employs about 45,000 workers nationwide and a score or more employees here may be affected. Also reported is the purchase of pitcher Bob Klinger by the St. Louis Cardinals from Elmira. Eugene Harris is being held on larceny charges at 603 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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F. W. Woolworth Company
B. D. Miller
St. Louis
Bob Klinger
Elmira Club
New York- Pennsylvania
Haseen
St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Eugene Harris
Pennsylvania Avenue
Strike Settled at Berkowitz Shirt Factory Uniontown
More than 400 workers at the Berkowitz shirt factory in Uniontown Pa return to work after an agreement under NRA program terms. William Diller the Labor Department conciliator will supervise a Sept 13 secret ballot on employee representation. unresolved issues would go to the National Labor Advisory Board.
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Uniontown
Berkowitz
NRA
William Diller
United States Labor Department
Liller
National Labor Advisory Board
Democrats Campaign For Dry Repeals Demand Plan From Committee
In memory of Benedict J. Boawer a charter member the club's Board of Governors Acting President Stuart Bushong named J O Snyder Robert Ankeney and Harry Newkirk to draft resolutions The Attorney General W Preston Lane explained ballots for a September 12 special election and described two ballots per voter one for delegates to a state convention and one for repeal or retention of the county local option law The aim is repeal of both the national prohibition and local option while seeking large majorities to support Roosevelt's prosperity push The Cy cle Trades of America Association announced a campaign for four foot wide bicycle paths along city streets in Chicago
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Committee On
J. O
Snyder
Robert Ankeney
Harry Newkirk
Benedict J. Boawer
Board of Governors
Stuart Bushong
Boswel
W. Preston Lane
Roosevelt
Six Million Crop Damage In Maryland
Maryland reports show corn tobacco and tomato crops worst hit by the recent storm. Dr. T B Symons estimates total farm product and orchard losses may exceed 36 million with the Eastern Shore and several counties bearing the heaviest damage. Estimates include tobacco losses over 1.6 million and tomato losses around 1.5 million, with peach and apple losses noted in Washington county.
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College Park
Maryland
T. B Symons
University’ of Maryland Extension Service
Symons
Richard C. Ross
Seld
Maryland Tobacco Growers Association
Eesterday
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Prince George's
Allegany
Harford
Middlekauf Named Junior Bank Examiner in Baltimore
Alton R. Middlekauf son of Frank R. Middlekauff has joined the National City Company of New York and was appointed a Junior Bank Examiner in the Maryland State Bank Commission office led by John J. Ghinger with headquarters in Baltimore. He is a Washington and Lee University graduate with studies in accounting finance and commerce.
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Alton R. Middlekauf
Frank R. Middlekauff
National City Company of New York
John J. Ghinger
Maryland State Bank
Baltimore
Mr. Middlekauft
Washington and Lee University
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Care Herald and Mail
Chicago
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State University
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Swift
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