Large Throng Attends Farm Bureau Pig Picnic Gathering
A large crowd estimated in the hundreds gathered near Petersville for the third annual farm bureau event hosted by the Farm Bureau Grange and rural women clubs. Speakers from state and national farm agencies addressed attendees while 4-H games and contests drew participation from Ballenger Frederick Middletown and Walkersville.
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Federation of Rural Women
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Petersville
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Carroll
Montgomery
Howard
Wilbert L Smith
Pirasan
Farm Bureau
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National Land Bank
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Washington, D .C
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Nebraska
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Caroline County
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Bel Air
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Federal Intermediate Credit: Bank
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Back On Council Expect 50 000 to See Louis Levinsky Fight
Chicago crowd of about 50 000 is expected to attend a boxing match tomorrow night at Comiskey Park. Joe Louis, the Detroit bomber, will face Chicago’s Louis Levinsky in a ten round or less bout. Louis has won by knockout in 23 pro fights, Levinsky is a powerful challenger with unpredictable swings.
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Gene Tunney
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Farmer Wilkins Held in Contempt in Bankruptcy Case
Baltimore August 6 Claud L Wilkins a bankrupt farmer from Garrett County was ordered confined in the city jail on a contempt charge. He was accused of concealing and selling assets valued at 997 dollars. Judge Coleman directed him to deposit the sum with trustee Dawson of Oakland.
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Claud L. Wilkins
Garret, Countuy Farmer
Wis
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Wilkins
U. & District
Wm.e. Golan
Coleman
Wow Dawson
Oakland
Whooo
Wik
Ted
Ben Wovble
Wav al Workers Riot at Brest Naval Yards
Four thousand rioting workers clashed with police in Brest where naval yard protests over government pay cuts escalated. A worker was killed and nineteen injured as actions spread from shipyards to the naval headquarters and Matignon prefecture with troops and republican guards enforcing order. Communists were blamed for the unrest.
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Brest
France
Naval Headquarters
Applications Open for Aged Pension Payouts
Frederick Welfare Board reports 427 pension applications for the aged. Officials plan home visits to assist applicants unable to travel to the city. The program caps benefits at one dollar per day, with adjustments based on income and earnings, while the county funds one third of the total cost and prepares next year’s budget.
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Frederick Welfare
Jn Turner
Tursday
Turner
Rehief
A. H. Doerr
Veterans sue over relief rolls in Wyandotte County
Two African American war veterans sue Lester Wickliffe for 5320 alleging forced removal from relief rolls. Attorney George Lituck says more suits will follow under Kansas poor relief law. City and county face about 326 potential beneficiaries and 32000 to 33000 in county pension funds, with annual reporting requirements and eligibility rules. The Bureau of Air Commerce also requires static test reports on new aircraft before inspections.
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Wyandotte County
Kan
George Lituck
Kansas
Bureau of Air Commerce
Outlaw Riders to New Tax Bill Aims in Senate Debate
Washington Aug 6 Senate administration forces agreed on outlawing riders to the wealth tax bill and to speed adjournment by debate choking tactics. Democratic leader Robinson led action while inflationists faced opposition as Byrnes and Steiner introduced a bonus payment bill to run next session. The effort seeks to shift tax burden to the propertied class and keep bonus, silver, and farm debt refinancing from the tax measure. A special order for January was set to push the bonus ahead despite Democratic assurances.
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Senate
Men Tet Robinson
Borah
Idaho
Albuster
Byrnes
South Carolina
Steiner
Oregon
Robinson
Democratic Steering and Policies Committee
Treasury
Carentine
Eugene
Dhe Rich
Downstown
Sen. Thomas
Oklahoma
Frazier-Lemke
Imard
Bian
Hopson Trail Picked Up Then Lost Again in Washington
Federal investigators chased Howard Hopson, linked to the Associated Gas and Electric fight, from hotel to hotel but failed to locate him. At dusk witnesses traced him to Patrick J. Hurley’s Virginia estate before the search subsided with only a vague lead.
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Congressional
Howard ¢. Hopaga
House
Senate
Virginia
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover Cabinet
Associated Gas
Hurley
White House
Hopson
Berard B. Robinson
Associated Gas and Electric
Administration
House Rules Committee
Sherstham Hotel
Ander
Abinten Etent
O'Connor
Democrat
New York
Robinson
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