30 Cent Tax On Processing Wheat Levied
A 30 cent tax on wheat processing will be imposed after July 3. Wheat processors pay farmers $160 million for agreements to reduce acreage. Secretary Wallace outlines accompanying cotton and other farm support measures and the aim of restoring parity prices by tying payments to acreage reductions and production caps. The plan includes distributing cash by September and contingency for future government ownership of cotton and wheat programs.
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Special Session and Emergency Pulmotors in Recovery Laws
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Government Drives New Works and Farm Relief Bills
A sweeping Roosevelt era program expands federal power to spur employment and stabilize prices. Major bills authorize $3 billion for public works, coordinate industry, and boost wages while attacking farm surpluses. Additional measures ease mortgage relief, aid veterans, and establish unemployment relief, with broader protections for investors.
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Stonewall Jackson Veteran Observes His 90th Birthday
Civil War veteran F. Hudson celebrates his 90th birthday. Born in Kentucky in 1843 he enlisted in Company A First Missouri Cavalry under Martin Greens. He was captured and imprisoned in a six month stint at a St Louis prison before being exchanged at City Point. He later served in Jubal A Early’s brigade within Stonewall Jackson’s division.
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Custodians Banquet Closes School Year at Angel’s
Thirty students from Teachers College custodians held a banquet at Angel’s to end the school term. Afterward they attended the Sterling and Rex theatres as part of year end events. Dr Oliver Trowel was named director of the custodians association for the year.
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Market report from Kansas City and surrounding areas
Agricultural market summaries detail cattle calves yearlings and sheep prices across Kansas City Omaha Denver and Chicago with figures for weights and grades. Reports note mixed demand with weekly top prices and declines in several categories while noting gains in some lighter stock and bulls.
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Contact with Kidnappers Believed Made
Minneapolis and New York reports tie William Hamm Jr of Theodore Hamm Brewing to a possible call after his abduction for a $100,000 ransom. Attorney I J Charles denied direct contact while confirming a mysterious telephone exchange. Hamm’s fate and destination remain unverified amid ongoing notes from brewery officials.
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Quake Law Spurs Coast Building Regulation Push
Denman, a Granllay resident and former carpenter, says Southern California counties push drastic quake construction rules. Los Angeles c o expects new standards allowing 20 percent vertical thrust and horizontal movement, with safeguards for schools and public buildings. He notes none of his designed buildings were damaged in recent quakes, but many additions failed to withstand tremors.
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Harvey Meyer Watch and Jewelry Stolen from Home Night
Harvey Meyer owner of 1615 Twelfth Ave reports a theft Friday night while family on the front porch. A wrist watch four rings and a bracelet were taken from the home. A .22 caliber revolver was also stolen from a rear yard vehicle.
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Deboer To Lecture at the Garden Club
R Deboer of Denver will give an illustrated lecture on gardens at the Greeley Garden Club meeting Monday night Attendees include Windsor Garden members and other local organization members with a special invitation extended by club officials
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Hopkins Expects 1 000 New Projects by Oct 1
Waushlegian reports June remarks by Herry K Tropxis, head of a 600 million federal relief program. He forecasts 1 000 public works projects to put 1 000 000 men to work by October. He says the depression forced 4 000 000 families and 18 000 000 individuals onto public dependence and outlines policy aims to restore relief funding and administration through cooperative measures while opposing relief cuts.
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Fine Prizes for The Big Parade at Greeley Spud Show
Comitia of Shad Rolleo announces prizes for the Greeley parade with four rewards valued up to 500 dollars. Local groups compete. school bands may perform and receive payments through the parade payroll. Eligibility excludes nonresidents and focuses on county residents and participating organizations in Florida Nas.
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