Garden seed and fertilizer program aids families
Continued from Mace Ue, 1000 pack Ges of certified garden seed buyable in 32 and 62 cent packages. Labor paid to head of family for gardens supervised. spray materials supplied on request. Salvation Army community gardens expand at Rotary Club Stone House grounds. Captain Arnold aims for bumper crop to aid needy families. Wheat supply dwindling. Red Cross flour distribution effectively ended with one more shipment expected, government wheat stock exhausted.
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Salvation Army
Rotary Club
Stone House
Arnold
Red Cross
Italy Awaits Peace Talks Amid World Tensions
Premier Mussolini prepared for talks with British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald as Italy awaited news on possible measures from four powers. MacDonald said Britain seeks collaboration with France and Germany while not excluding the United States, stressing a united approach to easing European peril.
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Britain
Italy
France
Germany
MacDonald
United States
Mussolini
Europe
Beverages Legalized in Congress After Senate Vote
Washington March 21 news reports that beer and 3.2 per cent wine may be legal by April 26 or 6 as Congress votes to repeal Prohibition. The Senate backed a conference report to legalize manufacture and sale of the beverages after long debate.
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Borah
Idaho
Senate
Capitol
Erickson
Montana
Harrison
Finance Committee
Idahoan
Supreme Court
Barkley
Wagner
New York
Richmond
Walsh
Mass
Prohibition Bureau
House
Sen
Washington
Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
Congress
Conservaion Corps
White House
Capitol Hill
Stephen T. Early
Douglas
Roosevelt Seeks Agreed Peace and Bank Reforms
President Roosevelt outlines a plan for an agreed peace in Europe while backing a new banking bill extending emergency provisions to state banks. The measure would allow state banks to borrow from federal reserve banks with collateral, subject to reserve rules, and requires state banking department approval for loan applications. The plan complements broader reconstruction efforts and unemployment relief as part of a rapid postwar agenda.
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Long
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Glass
Woodin
Washington
Whit House
Rainey
National Forest
Hitler to Ask Dictatorial Powers In New Enabling Act
The German government plans to seek a draft enabling act from the Reichstag allowing laws that override the constitution and removing Reichstag and Reichsrat control. It would place foreign treaties under government sole authority until April 1, 1937 or the end of the current regime. Police warn of chaos if any attack on officials occurs.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Reichstag
Reichsrat
Rains Swell Straining Refugees Across Borders
Thousands of refugees face freezing conditions as snow hits western Kentucky and temperatures dip below freezing. Relief agencies rush to provide warmth to families driven from homes sheltering in tents and barns while floods push through southern Indiana and swell the Ohio River.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
See What You Save Market Snapshot From Greyhound Terminal
Regional fare list shows prices to cities including New York Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis and Los Angeles with savings highlights. Terminal cafe at 28 E Main St Grafton West Virginia provides phone contact.
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Washington
York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Louis
Winchester
Los Angeles
Greyhound Terminal Terminal
Main St
Grafton
W. VA
Supreme Court Denies Writ For Certification of Election
Charleston March 2 The Brook County circuit court denial of a mandamus to direct certification of the election of F. G. Barber as Buffalo district justice of the peace was affirmed by the supreme court. The ruling states relief by mandamus requires a clear legal right and notes the record lacks 12 rejected ballots Barber says should be counted.
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Charleston
Au~tion
Brook County
Mandamus
F. G. Barber
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Barber
Wholesale Commodity Prices Climb Upward in March Report
The wholesale commodity index prepared by the National Fertilizer Association shows an index of 67.0 for March 17, up from 56.7 the prior week and 80.0 the month before. The report from New York on March 21 notes the rise in prices across key fertilizer and related commodities.
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New York
National Fertilizer Association
Missing Wheeling Man Indicted For Larceny
Wheeling March 21 Ben S Baer a Wheeling businessman missing since December 3 was indicted for grand larceny along with his brother Eugene M Baer chairman of the Wheeling Recreation Commission The Ohio County grand jury charged the pair with allegedly stealing 43000 from three Wheeling banks A warrant was issued for the arrest of the missing brother Ben president of the Union Warehouse and Storage Company of Wheeling The indictment states he disappeared while on a note to Mrs Baer to Columbus Ohio.
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Wheeling
Ben
S. Baer
Eugene M. Baer
Wheeling Recreation Commission
Ohio County Grand Jury
Three Wheeling
Union Warehouse and Storage Company
Baer
Columbus
Ohio
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Chestertown
G. Milton Brooks
National Bank
Cockeysville
Orval A. Welch
First National Bank
Friendsville
E.G. Hitchins
Citizens National Bank
Frostburg
R. Annan
Harry K. Mumma
Second National Bank
Hagerstown
W. N. Moale
Havre de Grace
Frank C. Ort
Midland
HE. Krout
Parkton
D. W. Newcomer
Washington Do. National Bank
Williamsport
H. S. Owings
Woodbine National Bank
Woodbine
George A. Fraley
Garrett National Bank
Oakland
Harrison Rider
Towson
Samuel P. Casse
Townson National Bank
Shapcott
Baillie-Stewart
Otto Waldemar Obst
Black
Ala
Norris
Nebr
Fletcher
Fla
Bankhead
D. Ala
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Ragon
Faye Que
Hich
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Batavia
Manchester
Page
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Cretonne
the Dollar Store
West Main Street
Weakington
Wotman
Associated Press
Piig
Hitler
Tarr
Baltimore
Teket Agt
Baltimore & Ohio
Seocys
Richman Bros. Clothes
Hotel Grafton
A. M. Fo
Liberty Shoe Shop
Grand Theatre Ladies
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Trisler
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