Labor must share profits in new economic era
A leaked cable from Herbert Hoover to Julius Barnes, head of the US wheat division, praises the grain trades for public service during the war and urges a more equitable profit distribution. He warns private interests must serve the public and calls for lasting cooperation, warning against communism and speculative excess.
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American Relief Administration
Paris
Julius ‘Barnes
United States
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Broadway
Hoover
America
New York
Web
First Clambake Held by Beach Combers Club
Walnut Beach attendees gathered for the season's first clambake organized by the Beach Combers club at Laurel Beach woods. About 75 members and friends joined a 2 o'clock dinner followed by outdoor activities including a baseball game and other features.
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Walnut Beach
Beach Combers Club
Laurel Beach
Fire crews tackle Seaview Avenue dump blaze briefy
Hose company summoned for a fire at the Seaview avenue dump at 1:40 yesterday afternoon. The blaze was quickly extinguished.
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Wir
Dual
Seaview Avenue
Wheat Premium Plan Aimed At July Start
United States wheat director Julius H. Barnes announces season premiums added to basic price at guarantee markets to manage a steady farm to market flow. Premiums to begin in July with August details to follow. Rail rate cuts to Gulf ports Galveston and New Orleans will ease producer costs, while No 1 base price at Gulf to rise from 2.25 to 2.30 per bushel on July 1 to boost Gulf shipments and reduce rail congestion.
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United States
Julius H. Barnes
Railroad Administration
Inter- Mountain
Pacific Coast Territory
Gulf
Galveston
New Orleans
Grain Corporation
Pocatello
Great Watls
Salt Lake City
Farmers Week Plans For Storrs
Summer Farmers Week at Connecticut Agricultural College Storrs runs August 4 to 9 with field meetings. Sessions by Connecticut Dairymen Beekeepers and Poultry Associations plus tentative invitations to Pomological Society and Vegetable Growers Association. Farmers Day Augusta features general agricultural topics. Tractor demos field trips cattle show and speakers set August 6 with a noon picnic. Also field meeting at New Haven August 22 following a two day plant pathologists meeting.
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Storrs
Connecticut Agricultural College
Connecticut Dairymen’s Association
The
Beekeepers’ Association
Connecticut Poultry Association
Pomological Society
Vegetable Growers’ Association
Augusta
Agricultural Experiment Station
New Haven
New England
Connecticut
Hamilton High to be The Alexander Hamilton High School
Ridgefield notes changes in school naming with Hamilton High School renamed The Alexander Hamilton High School and the new grammar school named Benjamin Franklin Public School. A West Mountains school addition is planned due to crowding, with coat rooms added. Reverend Hugh Shields called as pastor of First Congregational Church, effective June 23. Hamilton commencement to be held at Ridgefield Town Hall with Cabnel Moss Ives of Danbury delivering an address.
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Ridgepfield
Hamilton High School
Alexander Hamilton High School
Benjamin Franklin Public School
Y Tt
West Mountains School
Hugh Shields
Butler College
Indiana
Yale
First Congregational Church
Ridgefield
Baptist Church
Stratfield
Bridgeport
Ridgefield Town Hall
Cabnel J. Moss Ives
Danbury
Marion
Clarke
Abbie Ye
Gilbert
Mary A. Huber
Luella J. Hull
Margaret J. Kilcoyne
Mary A. Q O'Hearn
Jillie
A. Sebastian
Anna
Stevens
Jack A. Ikefte
August Ta Smith
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Algo
the Tire Supreme
Needham
Needham Tire
Needham Tire CO
Needham Mass
Ok’o
OKO
I Biscuit Co
Nero
Sernua Waar
Nettie
Agen
B. C
Graham Cracker
Sam Flow
N.B.C. Graham
B.C. Graham
Main Street
Antelmann Sayy Mn
Eatonic Remedy Co
Chicago
Washington
Eatonic
Foryo
Batonic
Gunner
Addreus
H.T Pres
Batonic Remedy Co
Wabash Ave
Chica
Gis
City Savings Bank
Dolar
Ande
Herbert Smith
John St
Weary Ta. Crain
Sec’y Arid
Pita
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