Testimony on profits of Philadelphia milk distributors
Philadelphia public report reveals Williams Brennan, state justice investigator, testified earnings of four large milk distributors in the Philadelphia milk shed over five years. Net earnings cited as 20.8 percent, tied to Dairy Products Company control. Protests by distributor counsel noted.
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Philadelphia
Mythe
William J. Brennan
Department of Justice
P Dairy Products Coty
He “Tt
Ding Company
Tragedy and Tension Mark Rainy Protest Action
A chaotic scene unfolds as demonstrators clash with authorities amid heavy rain and gunfire. Soldiers retreat under cover after a sniper wounded a guard. several people, including Joe Gibson, are injured, with two soldiers severely hurt. In sport, Hamilton hosts Ringgold in a 2:30 soccer match. An advertisement promotes Miller Form Fitting Truss made in Maryland with Dutch East Indies materials.
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Tron
Hernandex
Inti-Imperatist League
Qderters
Joe Gibson
Miller
Ha Rerstown
Miller Truss Ga
Asport
Dutch East Indies
No Union Mention in Frick Cooperation Report
Pittsburgh dispatch notes no reference to unions in H C Frick remarks about cooperating with the government to promote the NRA. Detroit police probe an odd theft of 40 manhole covers as rumors swirl about Paul Bunyan sightings and a stalking giant lumberjack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
NRA
Unitéa
Amerie
Detroit
Paul Bunyan
School Board Defendants in New Suits Over Teacher Dismissals
Continued from Page 1, the article notes Hino and Mrs Dearfoss state that consolidations closed the schools and vacancies ended. Mrs Jones was transferred but did not confer with trustees. her position was filled. Appeals followed local jury verdicts in favor of teachers, while the Appeals court upheld those judgments. Itswan cited that after two years active employment a teacher cannot be dismissed except for incompetency or serious cause. contracts are effectively perpetual and dismissal requires cause.
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Hino
Deaths and Obituaries From Hagerstown Area
Death notices report Bertha M Berry of 236 Hager Street died at 2 30 AM after nine weeks illness aged 63 survived by daughter Mrs James H Bowers and grandson Eugene Bowers sister Mrs Mary Gray and brothers William Glenn Elmer Schenck funeral Monday at 2 30 PM at Coffman with Rev J Edward Harms. interment Rest Haven. William A Meard dies at 6 30 AM of heart trouble aged 67 survived by widow Cecelia Barbara and children Vernon John Joseph Louis Alma Eleanor and Mary Francis. Clara L Martin dies at home 2008 Gay Street after months illness daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth Martin survived by siblings Walter Daisy Fred and Catherine Suman funeral Tuesday 5 oclock at St Marys Catholic Church interment Rose Hill Waynesboro papers requested.
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Bertha M.berry
James H. Bowers
Glenn Schenck
Bellwood
Elmer Schenck
Tyrone
A. K. Coffman
J. Edward Harms
Rest Haven Cemetery
William A.meard
West Side, Avenue
St. Mary's ‘Catholic Church
Columbus
Cecelia Barbara
Vernon
Hagerstown
John K
Washington
Joseph Louis
Chicago
Alma M. Ernat
Richmond
Eleanor Rudisill
Mary Francis
Clara L. Martin
Gay Street
Daniel
Elizabeth Martin
Walter
Daisy
Fred
Indian Springs
Catherine Suman
Keedynville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rose Hill
Waynesboro
In Memoriam for Warren L McNamee 1932 Remembrance
In fond remembrance of Warren L McNamee who died Oct 1 1932 at Rest Haven Pine trees sway over his grave. Mr and Mrs Pierce McNamee and Family express their sorrow. Also payment notice for Kitzmiller's Barber Shop at 842 Spruce St. ad. In memory of Warren Eugene McNamee one year after death Oct 1 1932. Words of grief from Bedly mixed by his grandmother Merry G Nall.
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Warren L. McNamee
Rest Haven
Kitzmiller
Spruce St
Harry Kitzmiller
Adv
Warren Eugene McNamee
Riots erupt at Eastern Penitentiary in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Sept 30 rioting convicts at Eastern Penitentiary led to a week’s second major disturbance. State troopers and city police patrolled the yard as guards prepared for a full shift. Trustees met with prisoners seeking radios in cells and more recreation, while authorities warned against giving the convicts control of the prison.
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Philadelphia
Eastern
Yamu
Herbert J. Smith
A. m
Eaid
Samuel Leopold
Kidnappers of Luer handed heavy terms
The 77 year old banker and meat packer dragged from his home on July 10 was held for five days before release after an unsuccessful attempt to collect 100000 pounds. Deliberations began Thursday at 4:65 pm and ended today at 10:10 am with a verdict. Prisoners were brought in handcuffed, and Mrs Chessen was named as the Finger Woman who identified Luar to other plot participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chessen
Luar
Woman Burned By Hot Water
Mrs. Bessie Harris wife of D B Harris Sunset Tourist Camp Western Pike was severely scalded yesterday afternoon when she slipped and fell to the kitchen floor with a bucket of boiling water. She was rushed to Washington County Hospital where doctors said several days would be needed to assess the extent of burns.
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Bessie Harris
D. B. Harris
Sunset
Western Pike
Robert Domer
North Cannon Avcade
Fairgrounds
Mabel Cook
Paul Gook
Arcade Building
Meeting Notice for Machinists and Crafts at YMCA
Employees of W. M. Round House Car Yards and Shops invited to meeting at YMCA auditorium Saturday Sept 30 7:80 p.m. Under auspices of International Association of Machinists and affiliated crafts foremen included Signed Committee Ady
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W. M. Round House
International Association of Machinists and Affiliated Crafts
Youths Held for Murder Details Jammed Night of Shooting
In a Hagerstown jail interview Fair and Bingaman recalled planning a holdup at Sollenberger station near Gettysburg. Fair said he bought the revolver Monday in Baltimore and planned a quick getaway after the shooting. Bingaman denied boasting of crimes and claimed he never acted as a stool pigeon. Police testified to the pair’s statements and the sequence from Gettysburg to the station, where Sellenberger was killed as Fair claimed he ordered money receipts to be handed over.
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Sollenberger
Baltimore
Bingaman
Gettysburg
Washington
Fair
Hagerstown
Blogathan
Finance Company
Justice Snyder
Clarence E. Emmett
Martin L. Ingram
Emmett
Virginia Avenue
Howard Street
Sellenberger
Roosevelt signs coal pact shaping new labor terms
President Roosevelt arranged a pact with iron and steel mine operators through Donald Richberg to set hours wages and conditions as favorable as local norms. He aims to advance the National Recovery program and prepare a broader financial plan, with a speech anticipated as Congress nears the Legion convention in Chicago.
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Xet
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
National Recovery Administration
Iron and Steel Companies
Iron and Steel
Atd
Three of ten freed in verdict change in deal with Bates
Bates seeks to avoid state robbery with firearms charges by offering to reveal the hiding place of seventy five thousand dollars in return for no prosecution. The verdict freed Kronick and Kozberg, with others including Bates facing a different outcome. Shannons showed no emotion, while Bailey remained stern as the verdict was read.
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Bates
Ranson
Harvey Bailey
Shannons
Kronick
Sam Kozberg
Herbert K. Hyde
Flight to Gettysburg Body: Flight details tied to Baltimore purchase and Washington rendezvous
Captain Bammert described why he did not jump in his car as bullets flew fast. Fair and Bingaman allegedly bought a revolver blackjack and cartridges in Baltimore last Monday and traveled to Washington and Gettysburg. They slept near a fodder shock, separated at 5:30 pm Wednesday vowing not to snitch, with Bingaman arrested in Emmittsburg and Fair in Washington Thursday.
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Bammert
Fair
Bingaman
Baltimore
Washington
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Emmittsburg
Trafic
Fair Was Arrested Near the Given Address, Captain Emmert
Mr. Ingram
Captain Emmert
Committee to Frame Appeal on Milk Code
A mass meeting in Hagerstown with over 500 attendees decided to form a committee to frame an appeal to the Secretary of Agriculture for an adjustment in milk prices. Mayor I M Wertz led the meeting with producers distributors dealers and consumers present.
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Hagerstown
State Armory
I. M. Wertz
Charles F. Preston
Philadelphia
Secretary of Agriculture
John T. Harding
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Wallace
Wertz
Hours of Service Change at First Christian Church
On Sunday October 1 the church adjusts morning hours with worship at 9 30 and Bible School at 10 50. Rev Wm M Norment speaks at 9 30 on The Gospel Ministry and at 7 30 on New Men. Promotion Day features a special Bible School program at 10 30.
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First Christian Church
Wm. M. Norment
Farmers' Protection Association Meeting Speakers
Members and nonmembers are invited to a regular monthly meeting at 8 p m in the Williamaport school house. Prof 3 M Funk of Columbia College will discuss Practical Farm Relief Delegate J A Love will address High Taxes Unemployment and Farm Relief Other talks cover milk and wheat plans The F P A Orchestra will provide music and more entertainment
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Farmers’ Protection Association
Williamaport
3. M. Funk
Columbia College
J. A. Love
F. P. A. Orchestra
Death by own action shocks Philadelphia banking leader
Frank H. Schrenk president of North City Trust and chairman of the National Depositors Committee was found dead in his mid city office with a pistol nearby. Officials reported suicide. A separate case notes trial postponement in the William Danzer company versus Western Maryland Railway damage suit, set for October 9 in Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Diamouth
Frank H. Schrenk
North
City Trust ‘Company
National Depositors’ Committee
William Danzer Company
Western Maryland Railway Company
Danzer
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Proud parents welcome 8 pound 14 ounce boy
Mr and Mrs Howard Carter are the proud parents of an eight pound fourteen ounce boy born at their home 714 West Franklin street this morning The infant will be named Robert Frank In
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Howard Carter
West Franklin Street
Robert Frank- In
Chicago Grain Market Report From Buckell Salas Corp
The Buckell Salas Corporation lists grain prices with Wheat Corn and Oats trading figures for May and Dec contracts. Prices show open high low and close values, with notes on percentages beside each figure, reflecting market activity at 26 W Washington St Hagerstown Maryland. The notice also includes a Masonic chapter calendar and election timing from Oct 1 to March 31 with a request to be prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithiel R. A. Chapter
W. B. King
Sec'y
Kidnapping Probe Traces Missing Cox Family to New Orleans
Willis Davis Jr of Louisiana is held by Chicago police in connection with the reported kidnapping of ship owner George M. Cox's wife and two relatives. New Orleans authorities alerted Chicago after a telephone demand for 25 000 dollars. Cox said neighbors claimed the family left New Orleans in the Cox automobile with $9 000 withdrawn. Other notes mention NRA drives in Annapolis with 9 000 pledges signed.
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Chicago
Willis’ Davis, Jr
Louisiana
New
Cox
New Orleans
Cooperatown
Ill
George Wendt
Davia
Inla Roale
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Calvin
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Green Mountain
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Hingaman
Emanuel E. Bingaman
Firestone
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Oak Hill
Ira Fanrney
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American Legion
Hankey's Tea Room
Franklin St
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Lyken’s
Val
J. W. Rohrert
Baltimore St
Concert Association
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Don Cossack
Serge Jarof
Toscha Seidel
Ruth Breton
Rose Bampton
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Wilbur Evans
Frederic Baer
Amer
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B&o
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Beth Steel
Capassccnee
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Chrysler
Consol
Texas Corp
Warner Aros
Chicago Grain Market
Buckell Salas Corporation
Washington St
Annapolis
John Dep
Doaw
Bell Poultry
K. T. Hager Cos. Church & Pinaped
Servich
Kream Krust
Hagerstown Bakery, Inc
Square Dance Tonight
Alan Nancing
Austin
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Femit
Abram Hammond
Cos Nicopemus National
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