New Deal Talk Teeming During Cocktail Hours
Washington rumors swirl over the January resignations of five left wing agricultural officials, sparking speculation on further AAA shakeups. Observers question Roosevelt’s direction while noting figures like Rexford Tugwell and Jerome Frank outsider moves.
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Washington
AAA
Roosevelter
Lewis W. Douglas
Dean Acheson
O. M. W. Sprague
NRA
Rexford Tugwell
Florida
Jerome Frank
Wala
Fate of Ridge League To Be Decided At Feb Meeting
The Blue Ridge League fate will be decided at a February 17 meeting in Hagerstown with club representatives. The vote rejected joining organized baseball due to lack of major league financial support. Frederick and Chambersburg favored continuing as amateurs. Morgantown backed turning pro. Martinsburg could not support pro or amateur. Winchester had planned to drop out. The league, once a strong class D circuit, had folded five years earlier and was revived as an amateur league last summer.
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Hagerstown
Frank Colley
Frederick
Chambersburg
Mongerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Daffy Meets George Earnshaw at Hot Springs Restaurant
In Hot Springs Arkansas a tall husky stranger approached pitcher Paul Dean in a local restaurant. The man claimed to beGeorge Earnshaw and talked about baseball while asking for Deans autograph. Dean questioned the mans identity, noting Earnshaws fame as a former pitcher.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Paul Dean
Paul
Daffy
George Earnshaw
Susquehanna Choir Director to Lead Motet at Grace Church
Frederick C. Stevens of Susquehanna University leads the Susquehanna Lutheran Motet Choir. He trained at Minnesota and Columbia and studied Paris music. The choir performs at Grace Lutheran Church on Saturday February 16 at 8:15 p.m.
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Frederick C. Stevens
Susquehanna Lutheran Motet Choir
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Stevens
University of Minnesota
Columbia University
Paris
America
Europe
Susquehanna
Grace Lutheran Church
Miss Minnie March Injured After Ice Fall
Miss Minnie March of Shawnee Avenue slipped on ice Monday crossing Senseng road and fractured her right wrist and wrenched her back. She was taken to Lewis Jones Knitting Mill where Dr C R Anderson treated her. her condition was described as very satisfactory.
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Minnie March
Shawnee Avenue
Lewis Jones
Senseng
C. R. Anderson
Miss March
Agricultural Year Books Available for Free Distribution
Representative A Willis Robertson offers free copies of the 1934 Department of Agriculture Yearbook and related bulletins. Send a card to Representative Robertson Room 450 House Office Building Washington D C indicating the publication desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Willis Robertson
Department of Agriculture
Representative Robertson
Washington, D. C
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Ensign
Calif
Kraft Cheese
Kraft
Phila
Cream
Crisco
Clorox
ASCO
Bumee
Bsa
Fat
Ritter Catsup
Marco Dog Food
Vermont Maid
White Rock Water Wesson Oil
Glenwood
Sunrise
Farmdale
Beardsley’s Codfish
Silver Dust
Ginger Ale
Astoria
Amer
Tbs
New Deal
Wallace
Frank
Chester C. Davis
Seth Thomas
Ridge League
Fleeting
Frederick C.dtevens
Asco Coffee
Zic
Victor
All Santos
Tin
Amicdicam Amcnigro
S.S
Buncutter ‘Tire Co
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