FERA Projects Transferred To Works Progress
Old Winchester and Frederick county projects move from FERA to WPA lists amid presidential approval. Items include water works, school grounds, street work, and a storm sewer project with mixed federal and sponsor funds. a single new project awaits state director selection. A separate narrative describes a fatal family shooting in an apparent double motive incident.
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Frederick County
Associated Press
Works Progress Administration
FERA
Frederick
OWS
Handley School
Valley Avenue
Addock Street
Millwood Avenue
County Consolidated High School
Washington
William Smith
Virginia
Sta
Ashington
NOE Announces for Governor to Succeed Allen
The article outlines Huey Long era fears as Noe seeks the governorship. It argues the winner would wield vast power over appointment of non elective officers, election machinery, police, militia, taxation, and education, while critics would repeal the Huey laws and restore pre 1928 political balance.
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United States
Huey
Long
Bank Books and Tragedy Reported in Pennsylvania Town
Police piece together a sequence of events at a four flat building as Charles Geary drove from Tobeyhan na with several drinks. John Geary, adopted by Orlando Levan, is linked to the Levan home where his mother and Charles’ mother were sisters. Charles Geary died earlier. Mrs Geary had died years before. Frey identified as an undertaker in South Sterling.
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Benjamin
Charles
Rowe
Hanna
Charles R. Geary
Russ Frey
South Sterling
Frey
Wiley
Levan
Charles Geary
Capt. Rowe
John Geary
Orlando Levan
John
Tobeyhanna
Fair Prices Being Paid For Apples
A dozen apple handlers and fruit men attended the weekly luncheon of Martinsburg apple sales men at Shenandoah Hotel with Dr A Bruce Earle presiding. Domestic sales were discouraging but reported sales were rosier with Delicious 2 ½ ins sold at 1.25 per bushel fob, Staymen 24 ½-2 ½ ins at 3 per barrel, Yorks 2.90 for 24 ½-2 ½ ins, and Bens 2 ½-2 ¾ ins at 2.40 per barrel all U S No 1 grade.
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Martinsburg
Shenandoah Hotel
A. Bruce Earle
Together We Live at the Palace Tonight
Ben Lyon and Esther Ralston star in Together We Live at the Palace Theatre for the last showings today. The film promises a controversial story aimed to shake American households with quarrels and tears.
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Ben Lyon
Palace
Esther Ralston
Palace Theatre
Headline mee at the Palace features Heather Angel and Roger Pyror
The Palace presents a Fox news reel and a novelty with Heather Angel and Roger Pyror in Headline mee. An ace reporter and a beautiful girl figure in a tangled plot with a dumb detective. Friday and Saturday show Miracle Rider with Tom Mix and his horse Tony.
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Heather Angel
Roger Pyror
Ace
Tom Mix
Tony
Notes Increase In Coal Output
The National Coal Association estimates bituminous coal production for the week ended September 14 at 8,000,000 net tons, up from 7,026,000 a year earlier. Output for the week ended September 7 was 6,890,000 tons, per the Bureau of Mines.
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New York
National Coal Association
Bureau of Mines
Farm Program Described as Economic Disaster by Trader
Sturtevant of Chicago grain trade told the Grain Association in St Louis that the AAA is a failure and urged the President to rethink the program. He cited Roosevelt’s 1933 letter and government figures showing farmers receive 102 percent of prewar grain prices while paying 127 percent for inputs, an economic tragedy.
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Roosevelt
Congress
AAA
Sturtevant
Arms Control Board Meeting Called By Hull
Secretary Hull chairs the National Munitions Control Board meeting scheduled for next Tuesday as part of enforcing the neutrality act. The board includes the secretaries of War Navy Treasury and Commerce and oversees registration and licensing of arms and munitions exporters.
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Arms Control Board
Hull
Washington
United States
National Munitions Control Board
Munitions Control Board
Secretary Hull
Rotaries
War
Navy
Treasury
Commerce
State Department
Monster Still Confiscated In Pennsylvania
Federal agents raided a large illicit distillery in Jacksonville Lehigh county last midnight seizing 10000 gallons of unnat ured alcohol and 5000 gallons of finished product. An elaborate underground alarm system hindered arrests and officials said the operation evaded taxes of 22000 dollars daily.
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Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Lehigh County
Federal
Edwin C. Dougherty
Leopard's versatile hunting shown in zoologist quote
Dr. W. H. Osgood notes leopards display typical feline activity by pouncing on sparrows or striking down an ox, illustrating their adaptable predatory behavior.
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W. H. Osgood
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