Threat of Milk Strike Looms as Philadelphia Hearings Move On
Philadelphia hearings into the milk marketing code confronts renewed threats of a general strike. Disclosures target the five largest Philadelphia distributors and the Inter State Milk Producers Association. Audits of distributor books are demanded while a key official refuses to submit to examination. Farmers warn that manipulation of the surplus price baselines benefits distributors and hurts producers and consumers. A National Committee for Action leader vows a strike if federal support falters.
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Philadelphia
eIn
Roland S. Morris
Philadelphia Milk Exchange
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Intertate Milk Producers’ Association
Philadelphia, Dairy Council
Intertate ‘Association
H. B. Allebach
Interate
Allebach
Teauity
Francis R.taylor
Coungel
Association
Allack
H. R.’ Longacre
Montgomery County
Lem Harris
National Committee For Action
Harris
Thursday's Entries First Mace and Second Races at Six and One-Half Furlongs
Runners compete in multiple races with six and one half furlongs for three year olds and up. Entries include Chivedair Ultra sof Grandwood Miss Also eligible Jayces Brigette Saucy Shack lines and many more. The card lists post positions, weights, and eligible horses for each race with a first race at 2:00 p m EST.
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Chivedair
Grandwood
Pisy
Ricks
Sandy San
Jayces
Brigette
West L
Saucy
Chain Vietor
Lightning
Radial
Shrew
Merry Mise
Mouse
Calu
X. Trapoli
Pink Post
Martina
Croney
Briggs
Wildolive
Whirry
Big
Sly Haste
Diaper
Dress
Scotty Don
Circle
This Play
Sue W
Neverfail
Troperk
Thorn
Oceanbergia
Rist
Spanson
Way Nay
Biff
Hotel Hamilton Pi
Forlones l. Mordrom
Small
Holland
Royal
Scotch Lassie
Pukka
Gertie R
Heaven
Dunora
Schley B
Sambo G
Rustic
Ada Wan
Steelton
Knight
Bokie
Wild Timbuctoo
Sable
Grace
Justa Bunting
Queen
Emmitsburg
Badle
Lehman
Spunky
Grey Bella
Red Rack
Redcliffe
Delegates To Convention Meet Oct 18 Maryland votes on ratification
ANNAPOLIS Md Sept 13 The 24 delegates to meet here on Oct 18 to cast Maryland s vote for ratification of the proposed twenty first amendment to repeal the eighteenth amendment are State at large Helen S Athey Elyla T Clothworthy R Bennett Darnall L McFadden Dick Elizabeth Lowndes Joseph F P McCury First district Edward R Buck Edward J Clark Henry Lloyd Second district William E Conway Harry F Klinefelter John A Robinson Third district Thomas J Flaherty John Philip Hill Peter M Siewierski Fourth district Harry C Levin Robert W Price Leonard Weinberg Fifth district James B Berry Charles H Heintzeman Hannah P Lowndes Sixth district Victor D Miller James C Shriver Bernard C Thomas
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Annapolis
Maryland
Helens. Athey
Elyla T. Clothworthy
R. Bennett Darnall
L. McFadden
Elizabeth Lowndes
Joseph FP. McCury
Edward R. Buck
Edward J. Clark
Henry Lloyd
William E. Conway
Harry F. Klinefelter
John, A. Robinson
Thomas J. Flaherty
John Philip Hill
Peter M. Siewierski
Harry C. Levin
Robert W. Price
Leonard Weinberg
James B. Berry
Charles H. Heintzeman
Hannah P. Lowndes
Victor D. Miller
James C. Shriver
Bernard C. Thomas
Americans in Cuba Brace for Unrest and Strikes
American residents in Cuba face growing unrest as labor strikes and violence loom. Soldiers protect Americans in Cristo, guards watch manganese mines, and storms prompt talks of rescue by U S ships. In Cape_runte and Cardenas fret over attacks fueled by unresolved labor disputes and racial tensions.
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Cuba
Associated Press
Havana
Cristo
Bay
Santiago
Cape Rente
Interior Oriente
Cardenas
Coast Guard
Consolidated Railways
Camaguey
Retail price rise slows as food costs inch up
Washington reports that the Department of Labor estimates food prices rose an average of only three tenths of one percent for the two weeks ending August 29, compared with the previous month. The figures mark a slower pace of inflation in groceries in the period.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Residents push Cumberland boulevard plan to ease traffic
In Cumberland on September 13 residents urged the City Council to petition the State Roads Commission for a new boulevard to relieve West Side traffic congestion.
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Cumberland
State Roads Commission
City County Star Teams Postponed by Weather
A city and county star teams game at the stadium was postponed at noon by Manager D. Lee Staley due to bad weather.
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D. Lee Staley
Hold-up Game Worries Hagerstown Fair Police
At the Hagerstown Fair two visitors reported losses totaling 163 dollars in a hold-up style game. One man lost 50 dollars and another 53 dollars, with 30 recovered from his home. Police said an investigation of the gaming table is underway and warrants may be issued against the proprietor on a bl bling charge.
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Hagerstown
Hey
Reyoired
Bes
Soft Crabs First Since the Storm At Ship's Fish Met
A brief item notes soft crabs are available for the first time since the storm, listing Ship's Fish Market contact as Ady with phone 2470.
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Maryland
Shipp
Ady
Byron's stance on county liquor repeal and future controls
State Senator William D Byron spoke on repeal of county local option laws stating opposition to old distribution methods and urging a solution that makes wines and liquors available while discouraging excess. He suggested proper legislation could be passed in Annapolis during a forthcoming special session, while noting Governor Hitchie plans a special session next month to pass liquor control laws.
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William D. Byron
Washington County
Annapolis
Hitchie
Labor Board Rules on Unions at Martinsburg Mill
Washington dispatch reports a unanimous National Labor Board decision upholding labor rights to bargain through chosen representatives. Berkeley Woolen Mills Martinsburg West Virginia was found to have violated the recovery law by refusing to deal with non employer chosen representatives. Employees had struck on August 15 after denial of recognition to the United Textile Workers.
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Washington
National Labor Board
NRA
Berkeley ‘Woolen
Martinsburg
W. Va
United Textile Workers
Time to Stop Playing Them at the Fairgrounds
Local police investigated complaints from several individuals who said they were fleeced by games of chance at the fairgrounds. The force recovered $20 for a young woman who lost heavily and warned players to avoid these games as they offer little chance to win. Police caution the public that most games are designed to cause losses.
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Fairgrounds
Hagerstown Day At Fair Today Continues Page One
The Hagerstown fair features sheep poultry beef hogs and pasture exhibits. A mechanical cow explains milk production while hog losses to market average 88 before sale. Poultry shows include colored slides aimed at culling and a large pigeon exhibit with 1446 birds. Judges awarded early trophies and names for best King and Maltese as entries climbed across breeds. Beef and dairy clubs yielded winners from Beulah Wolfinger Frances Wolfinger and others with cattle judges from the University of Maryland. Continued on Page 4.
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Toarket
South Potomac
Migs
Elizabeth Purdum
John Long
D. FL Parker
Chambersburg
Hagerstown Pigeon Club
Siveg
Modenaé
Carneaux
Norman High
Ei Raffensberger
W. F. Spahr
Hagerstown
Washington County
Rhode Island Reds
Wyandottes
Milt D. Moore
Beulah Wolfinger
Frances Wolfinger
H. L. Stockslager
Jerseya
Yearlings
Elwood Athey
Keedysville
Raymond Shiffier
Guernsey
Fred Downey
Charles Downey
Downsville Pike
Clarence Wollinger
Holsteins
Roger Stouffer
Smithsburg
L. H. Stottlemyer
Waynesboro
Prof. Carmichael
H. C. Barker
University of Maryland
Hubert Athey
Raymond Shi
Ashcan Derby to Open Nas sau County Fair Auto Race
In Mineola on Sept 13 the Nas sau county fair announces an Ashcan Derby opening next Tuesday. The blue ribbon event features a race for cars ten or more years old with a rule that all entrants must be willing to sell their cars for 350 after the race.
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Mineola
N. Y
Nassau County Fair
Masons Urged to Attend Royal Arch Convocation
Royal Arch Chapter No 27 members are called to the Post Vacation Convocation on September 18 at o'clock p m KE Hartley M E H P Ady officiating and presiding likely to attend the service by command of elected officers.
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Royal Arch Chapter No
KE. E. Hartley
Debates At 74th Junior Order Convention Pa
Delegates at Gettysburg pa adopt resolutions urging deportation of criminal aliens and immigration limits. They praise Roosevelt for NRA advocacy. elections name Ralph Morris of Hanover and Harry Gordon of Dunmore as vice councilor candidates. Howard C Sammons to succeed Oscar P Poorbaugh as state councilor.
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Gettysburg
Anntal
Order of United American Mechanics
Roosevelt
NRA
Ralph Morris
Hanover
Harry Gordon
Dunmore
Howard C. Sammons
Allentown
Oscar P. Poorbaugh
Johnstown
Atate
Maryland Election Victory Prompts Talk of Liquor Control
Scattered precincts reported wet margins in Maryland where Governor Albert C. Ritchie hailed the vote as a great victory for Maryland and pledged to pursue a state system for liquor control. The idea of a special session and a possible commission to propose legislation arose as the 18th Amendment's fate looms.
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Maryland
Albert
C. Ritchie
Ruehle
General Assembly
Chicago Grain Market Notice on Miller Fitting Truss
An OCR fragment notes a Chicago grain market notice urging purchase of a Miller Fitting Truss. It cites Ciiate 4th Floor Grand Building Ha ytestown Md with office hours 9 to 6 and 7 to 8, indicating advertising copy rather than a trade report.
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Haytestown
Monster Blue Eagle Parade in New York
A vast Blue Eagle parade in New York, led by NRA chief Grover Whalen, drew millions as 71 divisions rallied for industrial recovery. General Hugh Johnson joined dignitaries at the reviewing stand as he praised employer enrollment and warned the recovery act remains a charter of freedom.
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New York
Blue Eagle
Fifth Avenue
NRA
Grover A Whalen
Hugh 8
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Jersey
Connecticut
Public Library
42Nd Street
United States
Anniversary observed at Fort McHenry marking 1814 battle
Observance on September 12 remembered the 1814 battle near Baltimore as the NRA marine pageant and ceremony planted ten evergreen trees at Fort McHenry, amid repeal election interest.
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Fort McHenry
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May Bat
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Gressor
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Hagerastown
Wilson
Tere O
Ens Santos
Heim
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Ida A. Mong
Jesus
Adr
Topcoats & O’coats
Meyers & Berkson, Inc
W. Franklin St
U. S
Pennsylvania
Lykens Valley
H. L. Mills
W. Baltimore ST
Sen. Byron
Labor Board
Martinsburg Mill
Mayflower Cab
Greencastle Pike
Elbertas Fox
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H. D. Newman
Amer
Amer,t. & T
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Atchison
Bath Steel
J. L Case
Chrysler Ene
Consol
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Consol, Ol
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Aanee One
Motora
Goodyear
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Penna. RR
Radio
Ltd. ON
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United Aircraft
Union Pacific
Westhouse Elec
Western Union Ag
West
Toews . Ag
Texas Corp
Vee
Warner Bros
Chicago
Stickell Sates Corporation
Magerstown
Hall
Austin
Washington &T
K. T. Hager Cor
Church & Prospect
Firestone
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Ira Fahrney
Mgr
TOM Cross
Geo. F. Diffendal
Smithsburg, Md
Franklin ST. Hagerstown, MD
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