White House talks edge toward master code on coal and auto
President Roosevelt and mine operators reach a two hour White House review with Hugh S Johnson saying a master code will be sent to the President's desk by Saturday. Johnson notes progress and says objections must be filed by tomorrow evening. Ford remains noncommittal delaying Blue Eagle status and possible action.
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Turkeys Cleared After 13 Years In Fort Collins Case
After 13 years Mrs Ellen Gill’s turkeys are exculpated in Fort Collins Colorado. In 1920 a table cloth with a diamond ring was left by a visitor causing the flock to be checked and culled. The farm later sold and Mrs Harry Myers found the ring near the house yesterday confirming innocence.
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Communists Sentenced to Death in 1932 Erkrath Attack
In Dueseldorf Germany on September 7 nine Communists were condemned to death for murdering a Nazi storm trooper and attempting to kill several others during an ambush on June 20 1932 at a Nazi post in Erkrath.
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Hats on sale at Burhan's Millinery headline
Informal showings of 500 hats offered for immediate and future wear at Burhan's Millinery 36 N Potomac St. Hats come in all colors and sizes with prices from 1.98 to 10.00. Radio plug promotes the event on WIEJ KDk stations from 6:15 to 8:30 p m.
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Mother Dies at Girl's Wedding in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati at St. Mary's church Mrs. Rose Datillo collapsed and died of a heart attack moments after her daughter's wedding kiss. Physicians attributed the death to excitement.
Death notices from Greencastle and nearby areas
Deaths include John M. Mowen of Greencastle Route 3 aged 59 from a hemorrhage with funeral at his home led by Rev. H. B. Burkholder and Cedar Hill burial. Also Ida Bellizer 72 of Kauffman’s Station dies after three months illness with services in Waynesboro Church of the Brethren. Additional brief notes cover Henderson elected in Maryland and executions of two Black men in Nashville.
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Wills Moody barred from tennis for six months
In San Francisco on September 7, Dr. C A Willis decreed that Helen Wills Moody must not touch a racquet for at least six months. Dr. Wills hopes she can compete in the National tournament next year. card of thanks follows for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Mary Daley from Mrs J C Heckman and Brothers.
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J. C. Heckman and Brothers
Repeal Election Guidance for Maryland Voters
Voters face a repeal election next Tuesday with guidance on who may vote where and how. The ABCs cover who can vote, polling places, registration, and how to cast ballots for nine delegates to the Prohibition Repeal Convention plus the local option decision in Washington County.
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Byrd Plans Sept 25 South Pole Polar Expedition
Admiral Richard Byrd sails on September 25 aboard the Bear and the Pacific Fir with about 70 men and several airplanes. He will reuse Little America as base, with Harold June as chief pilot and Byrd as navigator. The mission aims for extensive flight operations over the earth's surface and ice edge toward the Pole.
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Valley Lodge Plans Drive and Campaign Details
Valley Lodge No. 70 Knights of Pythian opens its fall membership drive with Grand Chancellor Reno Harp of Frederick and A Elwood Martak of Baltimore present. The campaign runs to November 20 with Rathburn Class for Washington county initiated by Harry M. Love of Minneapolis. The meeting features round table talks and refreshments. Basso Dies in France. Marcel Journet, famed operatic bass, dies at 65. Byrd's second voyage to the bottom of the world planned following 1928 New York start and 1929 South Pole flight.
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Will Entertain Orphans At Fair
The children of the Orphan home at San Mar will be guests of President A. K. Coffman at the Hagerstown Fair next Tuesday afternoon and evening. They will roam the grounds in the afternoon dine at the cafeteria and receive special grandstand seats for the fireworks in the evening.
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Chicago Grain Market Quotation Report 26 W. Washington
Quotations from The Stickell Sales Corporation show Wheat Corn Rye and other grains with open high low and close figures for Sept Dec and May contracts. The data lists bid and ask ranges with source contact in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Processing tax on milk looms in national relief plan
Washington reports a milk processing tax is likely to be part of the relief program under farm adjustment administration. Dr Clyde L King and experts have pushed the idea to control production. Proposals include funding to remove marginal cows and the impact on butter evaporated milk ice cream and fluid milk sectors.
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Farm Adjustment Administration
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Mice Put On A Show In Court Ban Francisco
In San Francisco a court heard a case over $327 for board and lodging for performing white mice owned by Mrs. Frances Marshall from Earl Spencer. The judge watched the mice perform and allowed Mrs. Marshall to collect her bill, but the case was continued to September 20.
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Doub's Mill to Resume Operations Under Speck in Beaver Creek
Russell Speck, a reputed Williamsport miller, has leased Doub's Mill at Beaver Creek from Frank L. Doub and begun flour production. The stone building, dating to around 1818 and long part of the Doub family, will feature high grade flour with Speck offering one bartel of flour for five bushels of wheat.
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Man killed in accident near Cambridge Dorchester county
An elderly man, Preston Hubbard, 73, died in a crash involving a truck and an automobile near the Neck area seven miles from Cambridge. James Palmer, 63, was seriously injured and died later at Cambridge hospital. The accident occurred as Palmer crossed the highway after a bus stopped to let workers dismount from Lloyd’s canning factory. An auto driven by Harry Dunn struck Palmer. a following truck then swerved into the canning company property, striking Hubbard.
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