Farm Allotment Plan Would Cost A Billion
Washington 5. A voluntary domestic allotment or pre war parity plan would tax domestic consumption of wheat cotton tobacco and hogs to set a price twin to prewar levels. The plan would raise about 1.07 billion yearly from excise taxes passed to consumers. farmers would receive certificates redeemable for the difference between current and prewar prices, with payment drawn from the excise fund. It would operate for one year unless extended.
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Leslie Bioral
Washington
United States
Congress of
Wousa Fa Clinitiata
Horans Bowker
Agricultural Ehem
Stcretary of Agriculture
Treasury
Thaplaw
Marvin Janes
House Agricultural Committee
Una
Farm bill debate on price levels and fees unfolds
The measure proposes minimum price levels and a fee elimination if reached. A farmer advance benefit provision was struck from the bill. President Hoover is expected to sign, with a special session possible after Roosevelts inauguration. Proponents include J. Wilson of Montana and Henry Morgenthau Jr, while Pho Mnanaini Haast opposes.
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Maaver
Congress
Franklin D. Roogevelt
Act
Br. Js. Wilson
Montana
Henry Morgentha, Jr
New York State Conservation
Parin
Department of Agriculture
Pho
Ohio and Ohio Valley Legal and Personal Notices
Ohio authorities seek to delay action on a savings association liquidation in Dayton as McGuire probes the firm. Cincinnati report notes Mary Richardson 27 died by suicide unaware her estranged husband found work. New Mexico professor Marty Alden named director at First National Institute of Violin. Nevada divorce filings appear in court. Ohio case lists property and debt for Rosina Avbin Giardini Purr Carmine Perry. Toledo voluntary bankruptcy petition lists assets of 2070.75 and liabilities 24945.10 for Marion county farmer James Jur y.
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Has Cruces
N. M
Marty E. Alden
Oberlin
Callega
First National
Institute of Violin
South Bend
Ind
New Mexico State College
Toledo
Jurey Janes
Marion
City Eyes 15000 Transfer to Fund Hospitalization Need
Hope for funds to finance hospitalization for Harri tan was voiced after a Thursday tape. The city plans to seek a 15000 transfer from the gasoline tax fund to the general fund to cover hospitalization, noting no current budget allotment for such work. If allowed, charges may be levied on recipients for care and a collector may be appointed, with regular billing to offset higher costs than present collection methods.
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Harri Tan
Audis
Ohio Wax Commission
Russell P. Pyleo
City to Continue Garbage Service
City leaders debate funding for current garbage contract payments. Options include using tax funds, charging recipients, or seeking a special levy via referendum. Officials note 1938 tax delinquency rate projection and possible state relief if enacted.Council wary of direct collection charges but may proceed if needed.
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Aity
Ghia
Mamitor
Epworth League Announces Evening Events and Suppers
The Epworth League announces cabinet members of the First M. H. Epworth League will host a series of events. Aish supper Wednesday at Mr. Wad Bra's home with George Schawber Franklin section. A tea at 5 oclock Sunday before the meeting. A Japanese supper and pole January 17 and a George Washington party February 22 at the church.
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Epworth League
M. H. Epworth League
Wad Bra
George Schawber
Franklin Sect
Dtelock
George Washington
Ehurel. Ee
Compromise in Suit by Holmes Receives Jury Endorsement
In Cleveland, a compromise reached in the case of James Holmes versus Freda Hokney over a 2000 dollar check allegedly written by Charles Holmes before his death. Testimony showed the check found in a safety deposit box. jury in common pleas court presided by Judge W W J Kauty heard the matter.
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James Holmes
Gleveland
Freda Hokney
Hamilton
Charles Holmes
Common Pleas
WW. J. Kauty
James
Charles
Freda Helmes
Freda
Cleveland
Alia Holmes
Harry Wonnell
Hawilton
J. J. Fiexat
He Waines
Vincent Pater
Rev Cogan Addresses St Joseph T A Meeting
At a St Josephs Parent Teacher Association session Rev John F Cogan urged safeguarding children from colds amid the season. A note of thanks was extended to Mr and Mrs Clarence Waler for their Christmas gift when they paid the December milk bill for the schoolchildren.
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Cogan
ST. Joseph
Vicks Cold Prevention Plan Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertising piece urges readers to use Vicks products to prevent colds and shorten illness. It touts Vicks Nose Drops and VapoRub as dual-action relief, claims tests cut colds by half, and directs readers to follow the plan printed on Vicks packaging.
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Vicks Plan
Vicki
Vicks
Adv
Farrell Dies at Ninety in Middletown
Teurietta Enroll, aged 90, died at home 314 North Clinton Street Middletown from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at Holy Trinity Church Middletown Saturday at 10 AM with interment in Calvary Cemetery. Daily Journal Classified Ad.
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Farrell
Teurietta Enroll
Clinton Strest
Middletown
Holy Trusty
Midletown
Calvary Cemetery
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