Roosevelt Confers With Textile Leader Over Board Report
President Roosevelt met with Cotton Textile Institute head George A Sloan as the new textile labor board begins work. Sloan said a report on statements by the board would be released late today after a two day New York session. Francis J Gorman urged workers to remain patient and avoid strikes pending the inquiry into discrimination against union members.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Titute
Code Authority
Sloan
Cotton Code Authority
New York
Francis J. Gorman
Gorman
Textile
New Textile Labor Relations Board
Textile Inquiry Board
Winant Raymond Ingersoll
Marion Smith
Apple Blossom Displays Reflect Merchants’ Caution
A reader notes brighter Main Street window displays with apple blossom colors as spring nears. The piece compares past and present shop windows, praising visible advertising and predicting festival interest while stressing steady, generous promotion by leading businesses.
Air Show Sunday for Hartman Truck Fund at Valley Airport
Hartman Aerial Attractions of Harrisburg plans an air show at Valley Airport Sunday to benefit Friendship Fire Company truck fund. Admission is a nominal parking fee. Highlights include a 3 pm smoke screen parachute jump by Dick Cooper from 7 000 feet, dropping 5 000 feet before opening chute, carrying a flour sack. Balloon ascent prep around 5 pm features a 70 by 55 foot Thompson balloon using hot air. Local stunting and entertainment will accompany the program.
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Hartman's Aerial Attractions Company
Harrisburg
Friendship Fire Company
The
Valley Airport
Dick Cooper
Cooper
Hartman Company
World News at a Glance Items Cross U S and Abroad
A compact roundup reports Washington private capital influencing policy, New York Republicans opposing New Deal moves, seven Oklahoma inmates escaping from a penitentiary, President Roosevelt set to name a five member NRA board, and a Moscow debt talks date. International notes include Jewish Gentile tensions in Berlin, Eoin O Duffy’s continued leadership in Ireland, the League of Nations adjournment, and Litvinoff urging a permanent peace conference with the United States.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
PWA
Rochester
New York
McAlister
Okla
Roosevelt
NRA
Dor
Moscow
Berlin
Cork
Irish Free State
Eoin O'Duffy
Irish Blue Shirts
Geneva
League of Nations
Litvinoff
United States
Heydler Plans Three-Game Series If The Results
National League President John Heydler announced a possible three game playoff to decide the pennant if the Giants and Cardinals are tied after the regular season. The first game would be in St Louis on October 2 with a return trip to New York for the second and a potential third game at the Polo Grounds. A request to Commissioner Landis seeks a brief rest before the World Series in Detroit.
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Associated Press
New York
John Heydler
National League Today
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Iegedas
Rev C G Russell III Suffers Grippe at Gainesboro
The Rev C G Russell III pastor of the M E Church South at Gainesboro is confined to bed with grippe and a general breakdown and will not fill his appointments on Sunday.
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C. G. Russell III
Grippe
C. G. Russell
M. E. Church
South
Gainesboro
County Teachers Announced for Upcoming Session
Leslie D. Kline names eighty eight teachers for Fredek county schools as the county teachers institute will be held next Monday October 1 with schools opening. Improvements and consolidations lead to closing eleven one room schools and several brick and expanded additions across Miller Round Hill Mountain View Kernstown. Superintendent Kline orders all area schools to stay open until four the day to accommodate the lunch period. Continued list includes Braithwaite Ward Johnson White Hawn and others for 1934 1935.
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Fredek County
Leslie D. Kline
County Teachers’ Institute
Miller
Round Hill
Mountain View
Kernstown
Lephiens
Ity Eg
Kline
See Make Araneae School
of County
Back Creek
Gore
Fred C. Braithwaite
Clementine Ward
Lillian Johnson
Grace White
Virginia Hawn
Bicycle Crash Injures 14 Year Old Cecil Painter
Cecil Painter 14, son of L. W. Painter of Stephens City, was severely cut and bruised in a bicycle automobile crash on the Valley pike at Bartonville about 9:30 this morning. He rode south on a bicycle when Rev. Father Charles Comaskey, driving south, cut in front of him causing the collision. Painter was hurled onto the car hood and then to the road, unconscious and bleeding. Friendship ambulance took him to the local hospital. condition later listed as satisfactory. A hearing will be held within a day or two to establish facts.
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Cecil Painter
L. W. Painter
Stephens City
Valley Pike
Bartonville
R. E. Bayliss
Charles Comaskey
Friendship
Father Comaskey
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Woodstock
Square Dance at I'm Coming In Cabin Camp
Friday night square dance advertised at I'm Coming In Cabin Camp formerly Old Appleway noting event on September 27 1921 with location details and participation callouts.
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Cabin Camp
Old Appleway
Soft Water Used Winchester Steam Laundry Ad
An item in the Winchester Steam Laundry notice advertises soft water services and lists phone number 28 for contact. The short classified entry implies a local service offering water softening or related cleaning support.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Pickers Tickets Print Now For The Evening Star
Print deadlines urged for readers to produce pickers tickets. The Evening Star notes current schedule and availability, urging timely submission for efficient processing.
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the Evening Star
Murder warrant issued for trap drummer Goodrich
A first degree murder warrant was issued for M. W. Goodrich, 26, trap drummer, and his red haired wife after the body of Lillian Gallahher was found in their apartment. Detroit police traced a possible suspect couple through nine apartment houses and widespread leads, noting Gallahher was attacked and strangled days earlier and Goodrich had been detained in an Ohio asylum in 1931 for molesting a 12 year old girl.
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Associated Press
Detroit
M. W. Goodrich
Lillian Gallahher
Goodriches
Hunt
United States
Gallahher
Goodrich
Ohio
Miss Margaret Larrick Enters Radford State Teachers College
Miss Margaret C Larrick daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Larrick Jr of near Chambersville Northwest ern Grade has entered Radford State Teachers College. She will pursue a straight four year bachelor of science degree.
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Margaret Larrick
Handley
Margaret C. Larrick
John W. Larrick
Chambersville
Radford State Teachers’ College
Larrick
Foley Sees Hauptmann As Ladder Climber In Lindbergh Kidnapping
New York district attorney Samuel J Foley stated he believes Bruno Richard Hauptmann was the man who went up the ladder to the Lindbergh nursery the night of the baby’s kidnapping. He said Hauptmann may not have acted alone despite experts noting the ladder’s construction.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel J.foley
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Foley
Charles F. Brodie
Bronx
Hauptmann
Brodie
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice Bureau of Information
Henry Bruckine
John
Bruckman
John J. Sullivan
Efforts To Loosen Credit Through Loans For Business
Washington notes efforts to loosen credit by promoting loans to commercial enterprises and aiding mortgage distressed properties. Morgenthau and the Federal Reserve Board discussed expanding credit, while President Roosevelt reviews RFC plans with Jones to stimulate the mortgage market and speed loan approvals. The Fed banks can lend about 280 million dollars for working capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
White House
Reserve Banks
Morgenthau
Reserves Board
Roosevelt
Jones
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Hauptmann Pleads Not Guilty to Lindbergh Extortion
Bruno Richard Hauptmann entered a not guilty plea to an extortion indictment seeking $50,000 from Col. Charles A Lindbergh for returning the kidnapped infant. County Judge Lester W Patterson set bail at $100,000 citing Hauptmann's alien status. His counsel argued for $5,000 bail, saying the defendant had no more money, and no trial date was set.
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Associated Press
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lester W. Patterson
Patterson
Hauptmann
James M. Fawcett
Fawcett
President May Sets Course for New Deal in Radio Speech
President Roosevelt will address the nation next Sunday night in a fireside chat to outline the fall and winter direction of the New Deal. Topics under consideration include the future of NRA and business leadership in recovery, with no direct reply to Chamber of Commerce questions about expenditures and currency. The address will air at 10 PM EST for about 20 minutes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nation
White House
NRA
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ess
Eastern Standard Crag
Beaver Fined for Parking Without Lights on Highway
F. C. Beaver was fined 10 dollars and costs totaling 14.25 after being found guilty of parking without lights on a public highway when his case was heard by Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner. The ruling followed a September 25 collision involving a Flecker vehicle that caused damage to the Beaver car.
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F. C. Beaver
A. J. Tavenner
D. H. Flecker
Stephenson
Beaver
Flocker
How 50 000 Ransom Is Accounted For
New York reports detail how the Lindbergh ransom of 350 000 is accounted for by assistant district attorney Edward F Breslin. Hauptmann assets 16000 market losses 7000 found in garage 14590 ransom bills spent 5100 loan to Isadore Fisch 7500 total 50000 with 190 to spare.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward F. Breslin
Hauptmann
Isadore Fisch
Long Illness Fatal To N. J. Rogers
Nathaniel J Popes 70 a retired farmer died at his son's home on South Braddock street after a long illness He was born in Warren county and was a Church of Christ member Survived by several children and siblings Funeral at Church of Christ with Rev W L Dudley and Rev R B Mitchell officiating Interment in Macedonia Cemetery Frederick county Pallbearers named Raymond Saxe Wade Emmett Frank Brown Howard Lamp Edward March A K Sirbaugh
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Nathaniel J. Popes
South Braddock Street
Mr. Rogers
Warren County
Charles A. Rogers
Sarah Grubb
South End Hose Company
Church of Christ
Carrie Rogers
Front Royal
Robert B
Lee E
Julian N
Holmes Rogers
Maude Connor
Rosie O’roark
Charles Kitchen
Nannie Turner
Winchester
Bettie Mauck
Westernport
Pittsburgh
Alec Rogers
W. L. Dudley
R. B. Mitchell
Edinburg
Macedonia Cemetery
Frederick County
Raymond Saxe
Wade Emmett
Frank Brown
Howard Lamp
Edward March
A. K. Sirbaugh
Rock Throwing Brings Fines To The McKees
Francis McKee and his two sons Lehring and Dory McKee were arraigned on assault and battery charges after stones were thrown at the three Sealock children. Mrs Sealock was struck in the mouth by a stone. Loh ring McKee was fined $10, another charged man $5, and Dory McKee released.
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Francis McKee
Lehring
Dory McKee
A. J. Tavenner
McKees
Jesse L. Sealock
Empire State Democrats Renominate Full Ticket at Buffalo Convention
At the two day New York state Democratic convention in Buffalo the party renominated its entire state ticket led by Governor Herbert H. Lehman. United States Senator Royal S. Copeland was renominated and two new congressmen at large were chosen to replace Elmer E. Studley and John Fitzgibbons. Three candidates for the Court of Appeals were endorsed, two of whom are Republicans per the usual cross party agreement.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Democratic Party
Herbert H. Lehman
United States
Royal S. Copeland
Elmer E. Studley
John Fitzgibbons
Court of Appeals
Lindbergh in disguise at Bronx county building
Col Charles A Lindbergh visited the Bronx County Building in a hooded disguise wearing horn rimmed glasses and a cap to observe the Hauptmann line up. He stood in a detectives line for about ten minutes without speaking as the prisoner was brought in. No details were shared by officials about the visit.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bronx County
Lindbergh
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Concord
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Teachers’ Institute
G. W. Ropp
R. E. Ayl
Pickers
New Jersey
David T. Willentz
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
Hauck
Central Prese
Bruno ‘Hauptmann
Hauptmanneld
Samuel J. Foley
N. J. Rogers
Empire State Democrats
Regular
Lindberghs
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richardmann
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Hauptman
Schwarzkopf
Hopewell
Hauptee
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