Rise in Costs Stimulates Debate on Recovery Policies
The piece reports ongoing discussions as the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Roosevelt aides push for credit support while labor groups demand higher wages and shorter hours. It notes plans to funnel up to a billion dollars into bank preferred stock, and concerns over a federal coal code amid negotiations with NRA draft objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Roosevelt
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Johnson
NRA
American ‘Federation of Labor
William Green
Crutch Writer Arrest Sparks Policy Numbers Gambler Charge
Police detain Joseph Paulas after spotting him on a street corner using a crutch as a writing pad. He allegedly etched numbers on the crutch during brief exchanges with men, leading to a charge of possessing policy numbers used in a gambling game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Paulas
Paulas
Paulus
Miller Form Fitting Truss Ad in Ha Arestown Md
Notice for a Miller Form Fitting Truss at Clinte 4th Floor Grand Building Ha Arestown Maryland. Office hours 9 to 5 and 7 to 8. Advertisement style listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinte
Grand Bldg
Haarestown
Horse Malady Spreading In Anne Arundel County
The horse disease has appeared in Anne Arundel with several cases at Holly Beach farm owned by Sylvester W. Labrot near Annapolis. One Labrot horse died and brain samples were sent to Walter Reed hospital University of Maryland and the Department of Agriculture for analysis to confirm encephalomyelitis. Labrot race horses at Havre De Grace remain unaffected and no track cases are reported. Some horsemen suspect Indoors mosquito bites carried by recent southern storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
Rockefeller Institute
Holly Beach
Sylvester W. Labrot
Labrot
Walter Reed Hospital
University of Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Havre de Grace
Theology clashes turn violent in street incident
Morris Simmons confronted a street evangelist and aired his views, leading to a broken nose. Police and a magistrate said the crowd beat him, but Simmons claimed police attacked him, noting a smashed wrist watch as part of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morris Simmons
Simmons
Sock Rule Gets Knockout in Falls Township School Board
The Falls Township School Board repealed its rule banning socks after J Barry Hoffman, the superintendent, announced the change. Three girls were suspended last week for wearing socks, and parents cheered the decision at the meeting held in Morrisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Falls Township
J. Barry Hoffman
Deaths in Maryland and Virginia: Palmer and Martz families
Rudolph Warren Palmer died at his home in the Neck below Williamsport at 75 from paralysis after years of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Chaney Palmer Alberton and sister Mrs Newton Ritenour Front Royal. funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm with Rev N B S Thomas, interment Riverview. Helen Virginia Martz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Martz, died at home near White Hall aged 6 years 11 months from complications. Survived by parents and siblings Charles Roger Pearl Elizabeth. funeral Wednesday 2 pm in Beaver Creek Christian Church, interment Boonsboro.
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Rudolph Warren Palmer
Ihe
Neck
Williamsport
Chaney Palmer
Alberton
Alster
Newton Ritenour
Front Royal
Thomas Palmer
Willameport
N. B
Thomas
Riverview Cemetery
Helen Virginia Martz
Harry E. Martz
White Hall
Charles Roger
Pearl Elizabeth
Beaver Creek
Charles H. Funk
Frank L. Stine
Boonsboro
Harper's Ferry Races Card Affects Day at Hagerstown
Horse racing program lists six races with purses from 2960 to 500 and entries for 3 year olds and up. Notable names include Veritas, Hupp, Rose fe Hinight, Queen Kist, Girdles, Timber Circle, Dress, Hasty, Colonial Hotel Purse, and Heydaya. Race times show first post at 2:00 pm EST with cloudy weather and slow track.
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Veritas
Hupp
Rose Fe Hinight
Glimore
Horatio
Bay Wrack
Hugh
Jennie
Sue W. Wit Grant
Misa Dulein
Trycom
Quean Kist
Miss Field
Nay Nay
Dress
Timber Circle
Fire
Hasty
Troperk
Queen
Colonial Hotel
Sable
Vincent Action
Blaze
Justa
Bohemian Queen
Grove
Limbuc
Plum Run
Rock Sun
May Bar
Hagerstown
Tranagres
Grace Adaman
Bunting
Harper's Ferry
Heydaya
Wildolive
Golden
Dunora
Princess
Briggs
Sambo G
Radial
Rustic
Rushmill Cuba
Sandy
Clear Saw
Knight
Chai & West L
Tiightnine
Captor
Shventh
Martina
Peach
Fusco
L. Westy
Lad
Espada
Pat
Frances Calhoun
Cooper
Chloedair
Local fair opens with diverse displays and larger livestock
The opening crowds view a crowded flower show and many local merchant booths. The Big Cattle Show expects about 190 head, while the fish and game exhibit boasts the finest display yet with live beaver, ducks, turkeys, a live deer, and a Maryland pool of local fish. Notable mounts include a Washington moose head and a bison head.
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E. W. Ditto
U. S. Biological Survey
Kame
Hancock
State Conservation Department
Maryland
Potomac
Albert Crampton
Washington
Shenandoah Junction
Charles H. Rinehart
W. H. Roane
Evangelist Billy Sunday’s Son George Sunday Dies from Fall
George M. Sunday, 49, son of evangelist Billy Sunday, died in San Francisco from injuries after falling from a fourth floor apartment window on Thursday. The line about a store closing is an unrelated ad note. the obituary item remains the clear report of the death and its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George M. Sunday
Billy Sunday
Light Vote On Repeal Ballot Guidance For Voters
Voters are told how to mark ballots for repeal or retention of federal and county prohibition. The piece lists candidate names for delegates at large and district delegates in the first and middle columns and notes an undecided third column. Polls open 6 AM to 7 PM and new voters may register on election day.
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Squire
Helen
Athey
R. Bennett Darnall
Ella T. Clotworthy
John T. McCurdy
J. McFadden Dick
Elizabeth Lowndes
Victor D. Miller
James C. Shriver
Bernard C. Thomas
Margaret
Carey
George W. Corner
Mary &. Hastup
Joshua Levering
Leonard H. Smith
Charles M. Eiterdice
Herbert V. Leighton
David P. Miller
Helena
N. Stauffer
Washington County
Etate
Lakemont Park G. A. R. Day canceled for lack of funds
Lakemont Park in Altoona Pennsylvania will not hold its annual G. A. R. day this year after 40 years of crowds. The event is canceled due to insufficient funds for the traditional bean soup and halftack dinner.
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Altoona
Lakemont Park
Special Dance at Marvello Ballroom Opens Thursdays
Zel Smith and his Penn Aces headline the dance night at Marvello Ballroom on Thursday September 14. Ladies admission two cents, gents thirty five cents. Adr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvello Ballroom
Zel Smith
Penn Aces
Corn used to lock up fizz in fizzy waters
Chicago report on corn uses presented by Dr. H. E. Barnard of the Corn Industries Research Foundation at the American Chemical Society meeting. He described converting corn starch into dextrose to add body to carbonated beverages and slow gas loss, noting benefits for farmers and purity from bacterial contamination.
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Chicago
American Chemical Society
H. E. Barnard
Corn Industries Research Foundation
Indianapolis
Barnard
J. H. Buchanan
Three Bodies Found In Lake From Autogyro Flight
Indiana Harbor Ind Sept 12 Bodies of two men and a woman who plunged into Lake Michigan with an autogyro Wednesday were recovered on the harbor shore Monday. The victims were Charles T. Otto pilot of Haverford Pa H W Spud Manning Pico Calif world champion parachute jumper and Miss Mafjenta Gerard River Forest Ill The men were partly unclad police believe they tried to swim ashore after the craft from South Bend to Chicago fell into the lake The 22 year old woman who accompanied them wore only underclothes and a diamond ring
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Indiana Harbor
Ind
Lake, Michigan
Indians Harbor
Charles T. Otto
Haverford
H. W
Spud” Manning
Pico
Calif
Mafjenta Gerard
River Forest
Tit
South Bend
Chicago
Otto
Manning
Minnesota Votes on Eighteenth Amendment repeal
Voters across Minnesota began casting ballots as polls opened at 6:30 a m in cities and 9 a m in rural areas to decide the statewide referendum on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. About 600 000 electors carried urging from both repeal advocates and prohibitionists as polls closed at 8 p m.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Defiant Ultimatum and Cuban Crisis Reach Turning Point
Washington weighs Cuba policy as the government backs a popular will standard for recognition. Brigades of soldiers and a growing revolt shake Havana while ambassador Sumner Welles and other officials monitor the unrest and the involvement of local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Cuban
Slaying of 10 year old Peggy McCarthy prompts homicide probe
State detectives join local authorities in Cambridge to chase a first tangible clue in the strangling death of Peggy McCarthy. A Cambridge High School student, Paul Murphy, reported a car slowing near the scene at 2:15 AM, noting the first three registration numbers as investigators seek the vehicle and a middle aged man who allegedly spoke to friends of the slain girl. A drought of details follows as authorities pursue leads.
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Cambridge
Mass
Margaret
Peggy) McCarthy
Somerville
Harvard Divinity School
Paul T. Murphy
Consol
Crown Ch. Rsl
Gen. Foods Si
Gen. Motors
Ed. Goodyear
N.Y. Central
North Amer
Penna. RR
Radio
U.S. Steel
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
Weathouse Elec
Western Union
Weat. Md
Tinene
Texas Corp
Warner Bros
Iowa polio cases fall 20 percent by mid August
Chicago grain notes a 20 percent drop in infantile paralysis cases in Iowa from 1932 through mid August. Also a square dance is announced for Wednesday night at 609 W Washington St with music by the Dixie Ramblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Square Dance
Washington St
Dixie Ramblers
Miners Idle as Union Pressure Turns Toward Walkout
In southwestern Pennsylvania a wave of mine idleness leaves 110,000 miners on holiday as talks in Washington over the soft coal code stall. Local United Mine Workers leaders set meetings to decide on a possible widespread strike spanning Fayette Greens and Westmoreland counties and parts of Washington. Eleven men face riot charges linked to an attack on mine deputy George Connelly, while Feeney of Charleroi urges miners to stay at work until the code is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
William Feeney
Charleroi
District No. 4
George Connelly
Fayette, Greens
Westmoreland
Wasp Causes Fatal Crash In Biscay Minnesota
A wasp stung Waldo Boys while driving near Biscay on September 12. He lost control of the car, killing Ralph Schuweiller of Rutland, aged 8, and injuring Mrs. Jennie Boys of Oshawa with a skull fracture. Boys had a cut and bruise.
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Biscay
Minn
Waldo Boys
Ralph Schuweiller
Rutland
Jennie Boys
Oshawa
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