Freight rates clash reshapes price fighting across regions
The nation faces renewed battles as the government orders manufacturers to stop quoting delivered prices. Mills must fix prices at the factory, with volatility set to affect seeds and goods from the South and West. Experts warn of nationwide shifts under FTC and Supreme Court policy, while local dealers anticipate higher costs in warmer markets.
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Moscow School Tutor Details Purge Aftermath Tale
Oksana Kasenkina recounts arriving in Moscow to teach at a model School after surviving a purge era. She describes the Oblena department of education reception and the campus, noting murals, mosaics, and a dormitory while detailing the influence of the political climate on staff and students.
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Rail unions accept ten cent wage increase
Rail unions and 175000 workers reached a tentative agreement after negotiations over wage rises stalled. The deal covers operating engineers and other shop and maintenance staff as part of a broader national dispute and will be reviewed by the dedicated board in separate talks with railroads.
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Ex-Resident of Nevada Shot to Death
A man named Garrett, 42, a former president of Nevada County, was fatally shot in a sunlit confrontation. The incident occurred in Nevada during a battle described by witnesses, with details limited in the fragmentary report.
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October Named Parent Teachers Enrollment Month
Partial OCR reads October proclaimed as Parent Teachers Enrollment Month with wording suggesting observance by a local education authority. Details on events, dates, or participating schools are unclear.
Bodies of War Bead From This Area En Route Home
A fragment notes a bead or relic linked to wartime history moving from local area to a home setting. Ambiguous text mentions a bead tied to a person or event and a return journey, with unclear details about origin or destination.
Price Break Seen in Meat Markets Nationwide
Wholesale meat prices eased across hogs beef lamb and hams as supplies rose. A large New York grocery chain cut 2 to 18 cents per pound on 506 meat items while the American Meat Institute cautioned that retail prices would adjust slowly. Economists at Federal Reserve and Northern Trust see signs of economic stabilization despite no near term broad downturn.
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Former Hope Resident Dale Atkins Dies in Arizona
Dale Atkins, formerly of Hope, died suddenly Sunday in Phoenix, Arizona where he had lived the past few years. He is survived by his wife and daughter Nona of Phoenix, his parents, three brothers and three sisters, all of near Hope.
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Two Indicted for Bank Embezzlement in Memphis
A federal grand jury indicted Eugene Anthony Roswad and John Benjamer Mor, former employees of State Savings Bank in Memphis, Tennessee, on embezzlement charges. The case stems from a bank shortage estimated at 191 thousand dollars, with arrests made in connection with the investigation.
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Florida hurricane slams from Havana to Key West
A hurricane roared from Havana into the Florida Keys, leaving at least six million dollars in damage. Gusts reached 132 mph in Havana, with Miami reporting mile per hour winds as the storm neared Cape Sable. Power failures hit Key West while relief plans were discussed and crews mobilized for Cuban and Florida rehabilitation.
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Kid boxer overcomes fear as crowds demand bigger punch
York report covers a young fighter nicknamed The Kid who earns $217 after a brutal bout. Fans doubt his humanity, yet he rises after a knockout and contemplates his next match while talking through the pain and hospital visit.
Hope Hempstead event links farm aid and business growth
The Hope Chamber of Commerce hosts a combined event October 20 in Hope and Hempstead County packed with a Pasture Improvement Program prize of 825 dollars, a Balance Farming competition, and a local dinner at Fairpark. Hamilton Moses of the State Chamber will keynote, with guests from major papers and national outlets.
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Lewis Cails on Miners to Oust Truman
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Frank K. Bobo Dies at Home in Spring Hill
Frank K. Bobo a longtime resident of Veampstead County died at his home in Springs Hill early this morning. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Lee Pure and Burly.
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Famed Negro Artist to Play Here
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