Compliance Committee forms in Hagerstown under NRA guidance
The NRA compliant committee for Hagerstown and Washington County organized with A P Underhill announcing its members. Appointees include Harry Snyder Charles Berry J O Funkhouser John Dunn Isabel Beckenbaugh and C Welles Little with a lawyer to be added. A meeting at the Chamber of Commerce tonight will select a chairman. The panel focuses on education conciliation and mediation and will hear noncompliance complaints and requests for exceptions under the NRA terms.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Washington
A. P. Underhill
N.R. A
Harry H. Snyder
J. W. Myers& Co
Charles E. Berry
Station Manufacturing Company
J. 0. Funkhouser
Moller Organ Works
John D. Dunn
Bentz & Dunn
Isabel Beckenbaugh
Broadway- Wayside Schools
Little
Washington N. R. A
Chamber of Commerce
Lkely
Dairyman Given Notice of Violation in Pennsylvania
The U S Department of Agriculture announces orders to show cause why Stanley R McCoy trading as People’s Favorite Dairy of Hagerstown should not have his license suspended or revoked for alleged breaches of the Philadelphia marketing agreement retail sales schedule. Seven other Pennsylvania milk dealers cited. McCoy must answer by October 4. Informal warnings issued to 28 other violators in the Hagerstown area.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Henry Wallace
Stanley R McCoy
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
McCoy ‘Ax
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Best tip wins as Hancock robbers tipped in Daily Mail
Three Hancock men tied to a string of robberies win top prize for tips, while a Clarendon avenue girl and another local tip giver share second prize for helping with vehicle crash and Fairfield bank robbery searches. Tips are awarded 7 30 a m to 2 pm daily and many residents have earned cash prizes since the contest began.
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Hancock
Jin
Daily Mail
Clarendon Avenue
Virginia
Fairfield
Thia
Six Injured In Crash On Williamsport Pike Near Walling Water
Six people were injured Saturday on the Williamsport Martinsburg pike near Walling Waters. Raymond Chilcote and Charles Kilpatrick were taken to Martinsburg hospital. Chilcote later discharged. Others injured include R O Gracey Annie Sencindiver Margaret Butler and Roy Sencindiver Jr. Roberts driving an opposite car swerved and struck Gracey in a sharp curve. Roberts was ordered to appear before a justice for reckless driving. Gen William Murray Black former chief of army engineers died of pneumonia at age 75 in Washington.
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Williamsport
Martinsburg
Walling Waers
Raymond Chilcote
Charles Kilpatrick
Martinsburg Hospital
Chilcote
Roessner Avenue
Grove
R. O. Gracey
Annie Sencindiver
Margaret Butler
Roy Sencindiver
Gracey
Roberts
Justice of the Peace
Black
Washington
William Murray Black
Army Engineers
Police Quit Town Invaded Morgantown
In Morgantown West Virginia police quit after councils suspended pay citing a Supreme Court ruling that old debts must be cleared before new expenses. Beggars and panhandlers invaded the town and a house robbery was reported five blocks from city hall as officers limited to emergency duties. Firefighters stayed on duty while streets were littered with debris after layoffs.
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Morgantown
W.va
Supreme Court
Bank patrons shot during bold hold up at Flint branch
In Flint Michigan two robbers armed with a machine gun held up Citizens' Commercial and Savings Bank, firing several shots. A customer, Irving Fortgang, was wounded as $4,500 was taken from a cash drawer and deposit bags before the bandits fled taken money and bags.
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Flint, Mich
Citizens’ Commercial and Savings Bank
Irving Fortgang
Custody Fight Over SevenYearOld Mary Babington
In Frederick, seven year old Mary Marie Babington, living with aunt Mrs. Mattie E. Burke at Hancock, became the focus of habeas corpus proceedings by her father George H. Babington. After a hearing, the judge reserved decision. Burke testified the girl is settled, in school and church, and better off with her aunt.
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Mary Marie Babington
Mattie E. Burke
Hancock
Frederick
George H. Babington
Two Men Held for Federal Jury in Dope Case
William A. Smith of Danville Virginia and James G Branovich of Charleston DC were arraigned before U S Commissioner D A Wolfinger and committed to jail in default of 1600 bond each to await federal grand jury action. They were arrested at the Fair with three other addicts and a car containing five drums of morphine sulfate in unlabeled bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Smith
Danville
James G. Branovich
Charleston
D. C
U. S
D. A. Wolfinger
Simith
Brandovich
Smith
Staunton
Banovich
Hranovich
Paris
Stith
Southern Farm
Hagerstown Fair
NRA code for churches code for reviving religion
Dr. John Haynes Holmes calls for a church code to revitalize formal religion. He urges abolition of denominationalism, opposition to war, and poverty relief while opposing government interference with churches. He says churches should embrace science and democracy and fight social ills.
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New York
John Haynes Holmes
Cuba Clashes Persist as Rebel Leader Arrives for Talks
In Havana the Gran San Martin government awaits rebel Julan Blas Hernandez who is to meet officials. A six hour talks with rival factions ended without agreement though optimism stayed. Blas Hernandez denies rebellion claiming he sought to end labor unrest and visit Grau San Martin.
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Havana
Gran San Martin
Julan Blas Hernandez
Camaguey
Blas Hernandez
Santa Clara
Grau San Martin
Cuba
Florencia
Grau
Week long truck strike ends after federal mediation
About 12 000 truck drivers and helpers return to work in Philadelphia after a week long strike paralyzed freight. Settlement reached with Edward F McGrady and union leaders. Bakery drivers promptly vote to strike again for higher pay and union recognition. New action targets 1100 workers with a midnight effective order.
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Philadelphia
Edward F.mcgrady
Brotherhood of Transporta Workers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Miners Reject Holiday, Return to Work in Scott's Run
Miners in the Scott's Run district reject the Western Pennsylvania mine holiday and resume normal operations. At a meeting yesterday they demanded new United Mine Workers of America representatives be placed in the field.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Scott's Run
Western Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Maryland to tabulate repeal vote in state house
The State Board of Canvassers will officially canvass the September 12 repeal election results tomorrow afternoon in the executive offices of the Maryland state house.
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Annapolis
Maryland
State Board of Canvassers
State House
Negro Lynched In Alabama in Tuscaloosa County
In Tuscaloosa County Alabama Dennis Cross a Black man released on bond after an assault charge was abducted by men posing as officers and shot dead The sheriff ordered an inquiry into the second lynching in six weeks as details emerged about the alleged bond maneuver and execution.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Sheriff's Department
Shamblin
Dennis Cross
Dennia
Berwick Fire Destroys Strand Theatre and Damages Palace
A major Berwick blaze destroyed the Strand theatre and damaged the adjacent Palace theatre in the heart of the business district. Four firefighters were treated for smoke injuries as crews from several towns assisted. The fire caused smoke and water damage to nearby businesses and forced residents from two buildings. Separately in Paris, William Tilden IV defeated Henri Cochet in straight sets to give the US three matches in a Franco American series. A Howard County grand jury indicted Allan Garrison of Baltimore for stealing a page from the marriage license records to aid an elopement.
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Berwick
Strand Theatre
J. M. Harry
Palace Theatre
Bloomsburg
Danville
Nescopeck
Shickshinny
Tilden
Paris
William T. Tilden IV
Henri Cochet
United States
Groom
Ellicott City
Howard County
Allan Garrison
Baltimore
Just A Papa Celebrating In New Orleans
A New Orleans man Frank Ortolano fired a pistol in his home to celebrate the birth of a baby boy. Police found him with a smoking revolver and he admitted the act as a family tradition. He was charged with disturbing the peace and discharging firearms within city limits. A recorder fined him five dollars.
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New Orleans
Frank Ortolano
Ortolano
Grudge Blamed as Motive in Price Slaying Near Waynesville
In North Carolina a 65 year old New York rail executive Thomas Price was killed after a gunfight on his 1200 acre estate. Dewey Potter and brothers Clarence Fotter and Eric Ledford surrendered admitting involvement. Potter fined earlier for hunting on Price property. Williams and Buchanan wounded, neither charged yet.
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Waynesville
N.C. Fert
Thomas Price
New York
Here
Union Pacific Railroad
Price
Dewey Fotter
Haywood County
Offcers
Clarence
Eric Ledford
Potter
Khan
Wirse| Willams
Charlie Buchanan
Williams
Buchanan
Robbed While Watchman Slept at Local Grocer
Salt Lake City report: grocer C. Taylor was bound with wire by three men and robbed of $32.71 while his watchman Tony Drakopolouse slept in an adjoining room. After the robbers fled, Taylor awakened the unaware watchman.
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Salt Lake City
C. Taylor
Taylor
Tony Drakopolouse
Roosevelt Camp Adopts Credit Plan Amid Price Pressure
Washington September 25 The Roosevelt administration pushed a new idea to stimulate credit for NRA actions and lift price levels. Financial advisers led by Woodin Wallace and Attorney General Cummings studied coordinated plans with bankers to extend credit to banks and industries, aiming to boost employment through government billions while banking officials discuss coordination of four federal agencies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Woodin
Wallace
Atto' Eral Cummings
White House
Turner Sets New Record In West Coast Flight
Col Roscoe Turner, speed flyer, landed at Floyd Bennett field after flying from Burbank California in record time. His west coast to midwest leg beat the five hours thirty second mark by two minutes and aims to surpass Jan Haizlip’s 1932 national race record. Turner refueled in Wichita Kansas then continued toward Indianapolis planning further fuel stops.
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Brooklyn
Roscoe Turner
Speed Fler
Floyd Buc’ Nett Field
Burbank
Calif
Jeames Halzilp
Wichita
Kas
Indianapolis
Cal
Jan
Haizlip
St. Louis
Potato Freak Adds Odd Irish Gift to Season List
A potato forwarded by Mrs. John Heary of Williamsport is described as a prehistoric style miniature. Paul Yeates pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined $100 plus costs by Magistrate Richard Duffey.
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John Heary
Williamsport
Paul Yeates
Costa
Richard Duffey
Roosevelt Urges Rail Rail Price Cuts By Steel Firms
President Roosevelt summoned four steel company chiefs in Washington to push lower rail prices to help railroad orders and boost steel employment. The talks aim to secure federal loan funds for rail purchases while pressing price reductions.
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Roosevelt
Washington
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