McNary-Haugen farm relief bill faces likely veto
A Philadelphia Public Ledger summary notes the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill, with its proposed equalization fee and federal farm board. It argues the plan taxes consumers, risks expanding surpluses, and faces political fear, selfishness, and partisanship influencing lawmakers before a expected veto.
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Twenty Years Ago Items From May 16 1908 Journal Files
A party of about a quarter of Master Frank O Day’s young friends hosted a surprise gathering with music games and ice cream. Baptist ladies enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Ira Roberta’s home. A new double track car for the Corry and Columbus Street Railway Co arrived but wasn’t unloaded yet. A matchbox fire at Clough popcorn stand was quickly contained thanks to Mrs Clough’s prompt action. Singers listed for the Charity Ball include Frank Baeder Macinnies Quartet Hugh Detucy Anna Paulson Sara Macinnés Mrs P Brightman. Mrs Imogene VanCampen, back from Chicago, home Thursday. The Narcotic Parliament bill, debated in Congress, would create two federal farms to treat narcotic addicts. Winter wheat condition around 13.78 percent of normal. harvest area estimated at 35,858,000 acres vs 97,872,000 in 1927. rye condition about 73.8 percent of normal with 3,562,000 acres for grain in the US planned.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Married on Piney Bridge Wedding in Cambridge Springs area
Fred Jobt aged 67 of Cambridge Springs and Mary J. Fox aged 61 of Rimerabury eloped to the Piney Dam bridge to wed after obtaining a license and arranging a minister. Both have prior marriages.
China and Japan tensions test U.S. stance in early turmoil
Washington columnist Charles P. Stewart analyzes American policy amid China’s boom in plundering and Japan’s rising power. He critiques isolationist limits, calls out Shanghai’s dictator, and frets over Uncle Sam’s ability to hold line as Asia’s scramble for influence intensifies.
Look and Learn quiz answers from yesterday’s page
Answers recap to the day’s questions include coal consumption figure, a German baron who became major general in the American Revolutionary Army, fur used for trimming in Europe, the Hawkeye State, and Italy’s greatest classic figure. The note lists answers as Midnight December 21 1500 Rudyard Kipling Japan and the word Subsequently meaning following.
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Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A compact item from a language instruction column listing exercise questions on grammar pronunciation and word usage. The piece includes questions about sentence correction mispelled words and word choice with a brief answer section referencing yesterday’s exercises and examples of language topics.
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Beekeeping Society Elects New Officers in County
The County Beekeepers Association met in Selina Building with officers elected: GC. L. Wright president, C.C. Hamel vice president, M. G. Hepner secretary treasurer. County agents Crossman and Denniston discussed fruit grower aid and measures against apple scab, with 200 beekeepers to be listed for better organization.
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Call Pastors in Murder Case in Munhall PA
The Rev. D. Thomas and Elder Thomas Thompson of the First Christian Church at Munhall are expected to tell county authorities today what they know about the clash between Attorney Fr. Tyrrell and Philip Clark who was shot and killed Sunday. The pastor said he went for a policeman during Sunday services fearing trouble. Washington May 16 Prohibition Commission Doran named W. N. Woodruff acting Prohibition Administrator for Ohio and Indiana.
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Four Thousand Dollar Damage Suit In Mayville
In Mayville on May 18 a jury in Supreme Court awarded $2,000 to each of two plaintiffs, Einar Erickson and Warner Erickson, in negligence actions against Wired Hunt of Celeron. The trial, led by attorneys Samuel Alessi and Grant, concluded with verdicts delivered at 2:28 pm after the panel began at 10:42 am. The case described a tragic shooting of eight year old Warner Erickson in July 1927, when a .22 rifle owned by the defendant and used by Johanna Olinger misfired, leaving the boy paralyzed from the hips after being struck in the back.
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Volume problem clues base side length
A page fragment presents a math problem about a pyramid with a square base. It states the volume is 6 cubic inches and height is 16 inches. The task asks for base side length. The rest includes a seemingly unrelated answer to another problem about profits and percentages, ending with a garbled calculation fragment.
Severe Earth Tremors Shake Peruvian Cities
Peru reports severe earthquakes causing extensive damage in Chiclayo and surrounding areas. At least three killed and ten injured as churches topple and streets fill with debris. Refugees housed in tents, relief planes urged to assist, including a minister’s relative among the deceased.
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Notice for Harness Shop in Corry Opens for Horses
Farmers and horse owners are informed of a new harness shop in Corry offering supplies for the horse and stables. Repairs will be performed promptly by George M. Hawk located at 14 First Ave. The notice highlights availability of gear and services for equine care.
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