Beef prices at lowest mar to producers
The Department of Agriculture outlines a crisis in the U.S. beef industry. Produc ers face losses as cattle prices fall, while retail prices lag. Demand declines amid lingering Save Food signs, with exports and wartime demands fading. Government supervision and coordinated federal, state, and local action are urged to prevent profiteering and restore balance between producers and consumers. Clarence Ousley signs the statement.
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Department of Anticulture
Mem Bers
Europe
South America
Australia
United States
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Theland
Italy
Chicago ‘i
Chicago
Daly
Oval
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
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Mareh
Washington City
Jureau of Markets
Mis
Department
Herbert Hoover
Clarence Ousley
Flag mutilation again shocks city at Latrobe street
A flag at John A. McCabe’s Latrobe street business was slashed during a Shriners parade week and then torn down and carried away on a subsequent night. A reward is posted for the vandal’s capture as city police enlist all officers in the search.
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John A. McCabe
Latrobe Street
Free
Popboon
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British dirgible R34 crew greet U S officials after voyage
General Maitland, Brigadier General Maitland and Admiral Glennon welcomed the R34 crew in New York after their transatlantic cross test flight. Major Scott and Zachar Lansdowne led the landing crew, both drenched by spray. The return voyage plans began with preparations by 23 crew and officers.
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How
Scott
Major Srott
Lait B. Charkson
Grestia
Weouga
M_ Maitland
D. S
Air Ministry
Lui
Zachar Lansdowné
Charlton
Frederick W. Lucas
Hugh Fuller
Glennon
Mencher
War Departments
L. B. Clarke
Maitlands
Daniels
United States
Maitland
Business Men Association Push for Up-Town Telegraph Office
The Daily Sentinel reports the Business Men's Association luncheon at the Central Hotel with discussion on bringing an up-town Western Union Telegraph office to the city. They note the Victory Celebration receipts lag, local cemetery road work resumption, and a plan to levy $10,000 for theater improvements. The group supports prioritizing east west road upgrades to connect with the national highway, seeking federal and state aid.
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Daily Sentinel
Business Men's Association
Central Hotel
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pittsburgh
Cemetery Road
Grafton Park
Sutherland
Oliver
Committee On Roads of the
Association
Castoria Use For Infants and Children Over 30 Years
Mr M P Coulihan of Pater visits family on West Main Street over the weekend, as Castoria notes and usage are highlighted.
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M. P. Coulihan
Pater
Hin Famly
West Main Street
Major Scott and crew land 3600 mile air voyage
Mineola, N Y July 7 Britain’s R34 lighter-than-air craft completes an Atlantic crossing in 108 hours and 12 minutes, cruising through fog and storms with a fuel‑starved descent toward Roosevelt Field. Major G H Scott and officers, exhausted but elated, deliver the first transatlantic airship voyage to U.S. authorities as a Navy crew witnesses the landing.
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Mineola
N. Y
Britain
Atlantic Ocean
Roosevelt Flying Field
Greenwich
Trinity Bay
N. F
East Fortune
Scotland
Guy Harris
Scott
Bay of Fundy
American Navy Department
Atlantic
Maine
Cape Cod
United States
Bancroft
Montauk Point
Long Island
Fraight Dowin
Roosevelt Field
Riverhead
Navy Radio Service
Pritchard
Hoyt
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West Virginia Fourth of July aviation woes loom
Across Grafton Martinsburg Keyser and Elkins the Fourth of July sky shows misdirection delays and wrecks as Army planes fail to land or arrive. Grafton enjoyed two perfect flights before a river crash ended the weekend spectacle. In Keyser the big craft wrecked on landing leaving no flight. Elkins Buckhannon and Randolph County face a string of navigational misadventures and postponed or canceled aerial displays.
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Grafton
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Keyser
Tere
Elkins
Buckhannon
El_kum
Randolph
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Jeainst
Mt. McCabe
Bareaches
Newfoundland
Harbor
Resa
Sineola
Ita
Wardery
Underwood & Underwood
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