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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

6

Economic Conference Outlook Amid Global Tension

The article notes mixed expectations for the World Economic Conference as leaders like James Middleton Cox deem it potentially successful while observers fear rising nationalism, rearmament, and unemployment in Europe and Asia. It discusses Roosevelt’s plan to loosen anti trust rules to coordinate production and prices, predicts a building upturn, and links employment, wages, and security values to economic policy and demand.

James Middleton Cox George V Tone Noo Cohen Hecethy Europe Germany Hitler Comerce Tata Roosevelt

Air Brake Invention by George Westinghouse

George Westinghouse developed the air brake in 1868 and earned the first patent on April 13, 1869 while residing in Pittsburgh. An experimental train equipped with air brakes was built by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company shortly thereafter.

George Westinghouse Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroail Company

Audit of New Holland School District Finances 1932

Auditors report filed July 12 1932 in Lancaster County detailing surcharges against tax collectors and assigns for 1929 and 1931. The supplemental audit notes a balance due of 1520.78 to the district from Percy H Shaub and additional charges totaling 1929.78 against Elwood H Shaub Levi K Bear and F L P Dixon.

New Holland Lancaster County Pennsylvania Pennsylvana Solo Penn- Seve Fecor HS Shaub Percy Hi. Shaub Elwood H. Shaub Levi K. Bear FL P. Dixon Percy H. Shaub Peres H. Shaub Wal Uly Pogto Doonst Elwood HL Shab Lay Purey Bone F. P. Dixon A. D

Auditor's Report on School Year Ending July 1 1930

The report covers taxation and receipts for the year with totals for assessed valuation 1 191 866 dollars and per capita tax 5 dollars. It lists revenues from state appropriation tuition non resident pupils and miscellaneous sources and details expenditures including salaries books maintenance and bond interest. Balance on hand and short term loan repayments are reported with year end figures.

Tax Collector's Commission Wea Teachers’ Institute State Retirement Board Wdbo Averenns Possacccces Beeeneereen

Quick Brain of Clerk Foils Holdup Man in Badin New Jersey

A store clerk feigns authority to deter a thief during a hold up. He claims a non existent clerk is being summoned, causing the robber to flee. The text also records auditors certifying accounts and surcharges against Percy H. Shaub and sureties for 1929 taxes in Holland borough.

Badin

State Restores 30 Day Truck Reciprocity

The bureau informs that the reciprocity law for out of state motor trucks and buses is repealed. Non resident truck owners may operate for compensation like Pennsylvania residents without PA registration or operator license, except for outdated buses and foreign buses after 30 days on PA highways. The excise tax on gross receipts remains in effect.

Bureau of Motor Vehicles Pennsylvania

No Cut Rate For Drivers' Licenses

Director H Richard Stickel of the bureau of motor vehicles said there is no half price period for operators licenses. Licenses remain $20 at any time during the year and no bargain period exists. The state ment clarifies inquiries about reduced fees and confirms no temporary discount.

H. Richard Stickel Bureau of Motor Vehicles Sticke Lcense D Department of Buresa Roeetar

Farm Calendar: Timely tasks for fruit, eggs, pigs, and berries

Timely reminders from the Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture cover thinning fruit for quality, egg grading by size and appearance, full feed for spring pigs to cut costs, grape leaf folder control with lead arsenate, rejuvenating old strawberry beds, and roomy turkey houses.

State College Livestock Specialists

State Standards Help Poultrymen in Pennsylvania

State poultry marketing specialists say that controlling all factors raising costs is essential. A four grade plan supervised by the State bureau of markets guides improvement of breeding stock, young stock, baby chicks and hatching eggs. The Accredited grade indicates freedom from plellorum disease in conjunction with other grades.

Pennsylvania State Bureau of Markets

State Department Collections Reach $322 966 During Year

During the fiscal year ending May 31 the Department of State collected and paid 322966.42 into the State Treasury. The largest single source paid 144223.07 for capital stock bonus. Income from other sources totaled 178743.35 from letters patent registrations fictitious name filings and miscellaneous items. A total of 15423 papers were filed including 2199 letters patent to domestic corporations 1121 powers of attorney by foreign corporations 491 withdrawals 7557 fictitious name certificates and 586 nonprofit names.

Department of State State Treasury

Eleven State Forest Parks Open for Vacationers Use Across Pennsylvania

Forestry officials report over two million visitors will enjoy more than 1 6 million acres across eleven state forest parks and fifty camps with free public access. Cook Forest Park in Clarion and Jefferson Counties, over 6 000 acres with virgin white pine and hemlock draws most visitors, while Childs Park Promised Land Lake and Peck's Lake in Pike County offer easy access and prime fishing. District Forester E F Brouse says maps and literature are available free to the public.

Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters Cook Forest Clarion Jefferson Counties Clarion River Valley United States Child's Park Promised Land Lake Peck’s Lake Pike County Department E. F. Brouse Norristown

Civil War Greenbacks Backed by Gold at 45s

A recent report states that on January 1 1879 the Civil War greenbacks outstanding totaled 347 million dollars. No retirement provision has been made and they carry a gold backing of 45s.

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Auditor's Report A. Y. Geist H. K. Weaver Borough of Holland Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture State Department Commonwealth Taa Oy General Motors Chevrolet Flint Michigan America Fisher Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit C. K F. C. B. Flint, Michigan
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