64 Below Zero In Wilds Of Ontario
The 64 below zero reading tops frigid weather reports across Ontario and nearby regions. Record lows extend from Sudbury North Bay to New York and Baltimore as cold air from a high-pressure system floods the area. A grounded steamer Louise near Poole's Island, Chesapeake Bay, sees 17 aboard rescued by a relief craft after a hole opens in the port bow and the vessel takes on water.
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Protection plan for small merchants under recovery act
Washington writes of President Roosevelt considering measures to shield small merchants from large competition and to preserve Sherman anti trust principles. A board under the recovery agency and clarifying recovery act language are proposed to address the issues. Discussions involve Senators Nye and Borsaard and industry leaders.
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Roovere
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Bens Horak
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Sens Borsaard
Banks Code Held Up By Johnson
Washington December 29 recovery administrator Hugh S Johnson said bank charge schedules drawn by banking groups will not go into effect until the proposals are reviewed individually by him. He noted that no standard rules for charging customers have been approved or submitted to the administrator. Johnson extended the fair trade filing deadline to February 1 to give the recovery administration time to study the proposals now filed by two companies. The report also notes annual elections for officers of the United and Junior fire companies will be held Monday night at 7:50 in the fire halls, delayed by banquets.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Banking Code Authority
Recovery Administration
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Williams and Gershwin figures in brisk, varied list
Glenn Cunningham of the University of Kansas is noted as one of the fastest runners. George Gershwin is credited with the Rhapsody in Blue. An expedition led by Lincoln Ellsworth is planning a cross Antarctic flight across the continent.
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George Gershwin
Lincoln Ellsworth
Antarctica
Diphtheria Illness Not Forming Epidemic in County
County health officer reports only a few diphtheria cases at Mr Airy and a single family death at the Tabler home, with no epidemic evident. Despite scattered scarlet fever and influenza, overall sickness is down, and serum treatment aided a child’s diphtheria recovery.
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E. C. Kefauver
Airy
Kerserver
Mr. Airy
Relief total rises with need for aid before new fiscal year
Washington December 29 relief chief Harry L Hopkins said millions more funding is required to push emergency relief to July 1 with $100 million needed for relief rolls and more for civil works into May. He noted $250 million could cover costs but emphasized White House guidance. The total federal aid to date nears $700 million with no attorney involvement for applicants. An African ant home note contrasts scale of effort.
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Public Works Administration
White House
Hopkins
County Tax Rate To Be Set Today
County commissioners and attorney conclude executive sessions at the Courthouse as they review the 1934 budget. They consider school board requests of 340168 and Children’s Aid Society funding amid pressure to hold taxes steady. A proposed rate near 9 cents per hundred may emerge once the budget is finalized.
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John W Holter
W Clinton
Board of Education
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick
Two wills filed in Orphans Court probate in Maryland
Edward O'Brien Reels Mil of Baltimore died recently and left a will made while imprisoned. His estate goes to executor John A O'Brien of Hagerstown without bond. Will dated February 28, 1928 witnessed by Atton Y Bennett and George F Abrecht. Jonas Joss of Boonsboro died at the State sanatorium Sabinasville. He leaves all to wife Jennie M Gross, named executrix without bond. Will drawn September 22, 1906 witnessed by Dr Barkman and John V Alexander.
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Ne Marrland Pencentiary
Baltimore
Orphans Court
Edward O'Brien
John A O'Brien
Hagerstown
Atton Y. Bennett
George F. Abrecht
Jonas Joss
Boonsboro
Sabinasvile
Jennne M. Gross
Barkman
John V. Alerander
Milk Producers to Hold Meeting in Adamstown
A meeting of milk producers shipping to Washington will be held at the schoolhouse in Adamstown on Tuesday at 7 pm to discuss Maryland and Virginia milk marketing proposals. Speakers include former U.S. Senator J. L. Bristow of Fairfax and KH. Marstein of Manassas. Key issue is the price paid to farmers for Class 2 milk and the sale of cream sold in bottle form.
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Virginia
U .S
J L Bristow
Pairfax
KH. Marstein
Manassas
Milk Shipments and Price Differentials Discussed
Notes on milk pricing from farmer shipments to receiving stations show per gallon prices around 29 cents after adjustments. The meeting will discuss the Milk Market Agreement differences between receiving station shippers and Washington direct shippers, with hearings expected mid January.
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