Bond scheme shocks dairy farmers during milk code hearing
In Philadelphia during the third day of a rehearing on the Federal milk marketing pact, H D Altebach of the Interstate Milk Producers Association testified about farmers being pressured to buy bonds issued by the Dairies Distributing Company. He cited a letter to James J. Pettit of Salem New Jersey threatening to cut bonuses unless bonds were purchased, implicating Scott Powell dairies. The claim was backed by testimony from a Beott Powell employee and involved around 25 farmers. The session saw calls to draft a new code free of objectionable provisions, with consumer counsel Frederic C Howe urging farmer input.
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Philadelphia
Rept
H. D. Altebach
Presi
Interstate Milk Produre’ Association
Allebach
New Jersey
Scott-Powell
James J. Pettit
Salem
N. J
Charles Bawin Fort
Dairies Distributing Company
Tae
Beott Powell Dairies
Thomas
M. Woodward
Agricultural Adjustment
Torneya
Frederic C. Howe
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Millions See 9 Hour Parade Across the Avenue
A nine hour parade marked by a half holiday for city industries drew about a quarter million marchers. NRA members in work attire carried company banners and sang We are back to work while bands from Chinese laundry workers garment workers and Salvation Army offered performances. Eviction bids were issued in Wheaton Florida for non payment of rent challenging legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. O'Brien
NRA
Chinatown
42Nd Street
Rum Corps
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Salvation Army
Wheaton
T. F. Hammerschmms
Schwab as Possible Steel Czar After Lamont Departure
Charles M. Schwab was named as a probable successor to Robert P. Lamont, who resigned as president of the American Iron & Steel Institute after 13 months in the post. Lamont cited a broad government regulation theme, with sources noting his letter implied disagreement with NRA tone, while institute officials disputed claims of a steel code protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Robert P. Lamont
Lamont
American Iron & Steel Institute
New York Times
NRA
Institute
Car Crash Injures Fitzgerald Minor Bruises
The car of R. D. Fitzgerald of 723 West Church Street overturned in a collision with Simon Summers on Tuesday. Fitzgerald suffered minor bruises while Summers escaped injury. his car was damaged and Fitzgerald’s vehicle was practically wrecked.
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R. D. Fitzgerald
West Church Street
Simon Summers
Fitzgerald
Haston Howard Street
Mr. Summers
Chestnut
Local Obituaries This Week in Keedysville and Nearby
Deaths include Mrs Blair M Thomas at home near Keedysville aged 65 years 7 months and 15 days with a large family survivors list and services set at the Lutheran church Sharpsburg Interment Mountain View. George B Wheelock of Weverton Md dies age 56 former Washington Police sergeant funeral at Suter Funeral Home Rose Hill Interment. Sophia Rowe dies Mennonite Home near Maugans Vine age 12 years 10 months and 3 days funeral notes and Dunkard Church services. William H Joslin dies at 418 West Washington Street age 63 funeral announcements later. H Webster Keedy Chicago Ill nephew of Mrs P D Fairney dies after hospital operation.
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Blair M. Thomas
Keedysville
Ambrose
Martha
Robert
Foie
Charles
Francis
Carlisle
Walter Weaver
Sharpsburg
Eva Knode
Leroy King
Hagerstown
Charles Kremer
Cumberland
William
Samuel
Garrett Bender
Lutheran Church
Mountain View Cemetery
George B. Wheelock
Weverton
Washington Police Department
Aaron Lodge of Masons of
Washington
Dia
Clara B. Talbert
William G
George
William Wheelock
Keene
N. H
Suter
Mr. Erdtan
Rose Hill
Sophia Rowe
Wome
Maugans Vine
Susan Bowman
Funkstown
Dunkard
Beaver Creek
John Grove
Denton Martin
Dunkard Cemetery
William H. Joslin
West
Washington Street
Sallness
Clearspring
Edward
Barbara Joslin
Zion Reformed Church
P. D. Fairney
Hamilton Boulevard
H. Webster Keedy
Chicago
Soft Crabs First Since the Storm at Ship's Fish Met
Ady lists soft crabs available after the storm season at Ship's Fish Met with contact phone 2470.
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Shipp
Ady
Friday Racing Entries and Odds From Waynesboro Meet
A scanned program lists Friday entries for multiple races at Waynesboro with post positions and odds. Notable horses include About Six and One-half furlongs in two races, and numerous names such as Veritas Crossing Fire Biddy Gal Jamalaya and Eternal Dreams among others.
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Sly Haste
Hasty
Hinight
Queen
Veritas
Crossing Fire
Sand Sn
Biddy
OL Nelson Bond
Bernard Bond
Riot at Edenborn and Footedale Falls into Violent Clash
During a two hour riot at Edenborn and Footedale, pickets clashed with deputies and mine guards. Injuries included Mike Savage with a broken arm and lacerations, and John Cochran among others. tear gas and gunfire followed the standoff as deputies ordered retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Savage
Edenborn
John Cochran
Footedale
Gates
Thomas Vidovich
John Brumsik
Ed Rucky
Mike Donovan
Cuban Chief May Demand Full Power
The article notes Cuban officials and observers split over Batista style power grabs as protests and student mobilization rise. Officials warn U S recognition hinges on a peaceful Cuba, while Havana crowds denounce American policy amid calls for strong leadership and national unity.
Lamson fate to jury by tomorrow
In Ban Jose California the Lamson murder trial of Stanford press executive David Lamson nears verdict after final arguments. Defense attorney Rankin challenged Stanford anatomist Dr Meyer testimony on causes and weapons while prosecutors argued the iron pipe from a bonfire could have killed Allene Thorpe Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Jose
Calif
David Lamson
Stanford University Press
Allene Thorpe Lamson
Maurice
Rankin
Lamson
A. W. Meyer
Stanford
John P. Fitzgerald
Chester Billman Arrest Linked to Accusation in Drive
Reported custody of Chester Billman with a negro girl after a $25 bail. He says he went to fetch the girl to aid his wife in moving and was en route home when stopped by a man with orders to target white men leaving with black women. A tuberculosis clinic will be held at Health Center on East Washington Street under Dr Shaffer Tuesday morning September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Billman
Health Center
East Washington Street
8. S. Shaffer
Lost keys in City Market area ad seeks return
A reader reports lost keys in the City Market area. A liberal reward is offered for their return to the Herald Mail at Ady location.
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Herald-Mail
Ady
Maryland Crab Meat Ad Promotes Delicacy Difference
An advertisement touts Maryland crab meat as a superior choice with a claim of a distinguishable difference and invites readers to try the product.
Great Fair Advances Through Rainy Night Show
The Fair proceeds despite rain with Mighty Sheesley Shows drawing praise from patrons. Capt Sheesley presents a bright midway with rides such as ferris wheel and Lindy loop plus attractions from Freddies and Walt Disney era acts. District dairy cattle and corn judging contests see Hancock and Frederick area schools compete, with Hancock winning cattle judging and Frederick taking corn judging.
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Sheesley
Globe
Freddie
Armless Wonder
Electrica
Mickey Mouse
Hollywood
Tarzan
Sheestey
Fritz
Charles D. Sherman
Hagerstown
Jurors and horse show notes mingle with fair judging in Maryland
A fragment describes juror D. J. Palang questioning NRA hours after being brought back to work a damage suit case. It then shifts to Emmitsburg fairs reporting 35 boys in each contest, a draft horse parade judged by Prof. B E Carmichael, and extensive prize lists for Belgian horses, Percherons, corn, wheat, and flowers with multiple winners from Boonsboro Hagerstown and Cumberland.
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Washington County Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
R. K. Remsberg
Boonsboro
V. D. Leatherman
Hancock
H. A. Remmsberg
Smithsburg
M. D. Moore
J. D. Blackwell
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Walkersville
Liberty
Frederick
Middletown
Greencastle
Edward James
J. Bachtell
Nash
Miller
Frederick High School
Fouche
Smith
Kesecker
Redwood
Calif
NRA
D. J. Palang
Simon Downey
B. EB. Carmichael
Department of Animal Husbandary
University of Maryland
Charles E. Shaffer
Sharpsburg
Thomas Atherton
Robert Snagely
Hagerstown
Wolfinger
E. ©. Tracey
Boonstore
Route 1
Kenneth Poffenberger
W. P. Hoffman
Walden H. Burtner
Howard Burtner
Keedysville
Jacob Burtner
I. M. Dickens
Cumberland
Lancaster
Ira Doub
Heses Bachtell
Simithshore
Dent
W. A. Burtner
Alvey Cook
Hageratown
Reid
H. W. Burtner
Gladiola
BE. FP. Roggerham
Cavetown
E. 8. Hartman
Hartman
George Hestel
S. B. Whitmore
Bessie ‘Girardie
Dahlias
R. C. Thornburg
Coxcombs
Mollie M. Saum
Xinnias
Mammie Moses
Marigold
Hessie Zeukle
Straw Flowers
Howard Grossnickle
N. Smalts
J. I. Harnell
Owen Stanbaugh
Salem Avenue
Fresh Fish Delicacies From Jersey Waters
Jersey Spots butterfish trout and porgies featured from the skaters at SHIPP'S FISH MET. Phone 2470 Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Shipp
Youths to be buried today after railroad deaths
Two Williamsport youths Norman Grimt aged 20 and Martin Griffith aged 18 died near Baklea Mill after a crash on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks. Officials deem accidental death with no foul play. The bodies were given to undertaker Albert Leaf and will be buried in one casket at Mt Briar at 5 pm. Rev N B S Thomas will conduct services.
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Norman Grimt
Martin Griffith
Albert Leaf
Williamsport
Mt. Briar
N. B
Thomas
Norman Griffith
Frisby Griffith
Roy Griffith
Melvin
Herman
Midget
Gladys
Baltimore and Ohio
Baklea Mill
Hageratown
Brunswick
Richard Renner
Renner
Walter Grimith
Roosevelt Signals use of full powers to drive credit
President Roosevelt prepared to use the nations power over money and credit to force revival under the Recovery Act and NRA. Officials noted inflation tools, the White House warned of price fixing if needed to stabilize oil, and an agreement on NRA provisions aimed at limiting union pressure.
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Johnson
New York
NRA
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
White House
New Deal
California
Minneapolis Wins Second In American Association Playoff
Minneapolis and Columbus split the pennant playoff with the Millers winning 5 to 3 after a three-run seventh inning. Lefty Hesse pitched for Columbus before being relieved, while Harry Helsclaw of Minneapolis allowed six hits. The game was briefly halted by rain in the eighth, and both teams scored in the ninth. A decisive seventh game follows before the series moves to Minneapolis.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Millers
Clarence
Lefty) Hesse
Red Birds
Harry Helsclaw
Birds
Miller Form Fitting Trusa Clinic Notice
Clinic advertises new Miller Form Fitting Trusa on the 4th floor of Grand Building Haegerstown Md. Office hours are 9 to 6 and 7 to 8.
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Clinie
Grand Bidg
Hagrestown
Ady
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