Winter storm apocalypse grips the nation in February
Heavy snow and subzero temperatures sweep across the Midwest and East as Minnesota, Washington, and Maryland report record cold. Roads ice and blizzards cause closures and delays while forecasts warn of stronger storms along the Atlantic coast.
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Family Food Needs Questions Answered By Specialist
A nutrition specialist addresses family food needs and yearly fowl spending. The notice mentions directors meeting postponed to December 86 with attendees from three counties including Adamstown and Rams- Mug, citing a telephone message from Washington.
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Permanent Plan For Agriculture Suggested
A newspaper note outlines a proposed enduring agriculture plan led by Dr. Symons focusing on a basic price framework to stabilize producer income. It discusses state surplus forecasts, market aims, and the need for a fixed price base to support dairy, crops, and livestock sectors into the coming year.
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Borah and Roosevelt Meet in Senate Debate on Relief and Taxes
The Senate debated relief acts and tax policy as Senator Borah and President Roosevelt spoke on farm reform costs and the need for funds. Talks touched on miner wage increases and fuel emergency measures, with opposition growing to drastic policy changes and broader conservation initiatives outlined by federal and state agencies.
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Proper Temperature For Seed Potatoes Degrees
Seed potato growers in Omiexe Park Mc report concerns over ideal temperatures for seed potato production. Officials note a February meeting to discuss storage and handling, with emphasis on seed quality and grain seed usage during the Easter season.
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Fragmentary 1934 1935 Fashion of Moscow Era Note
A damaged OCR fragment notes months of 1934 and 1935 with unclear figures. It mentions Moscow and a shift in status or events, but the text is incomplete and yields few concrete details or named entities.
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Stamp News on U S Stamps and Independence
Stamp news discusses US stamps related to independence events at Gonzales and San Antonio with notes on sanctions affecting imports and market effects. It mentions a Red Cross issue and questions how many US stamp issues feature Abraham Lincoln.
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Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt plans defenses against Supreme Court tax ruling
Washington February 7 The Recordon Finance Corporation disclosed by President Roosevelt plans to erect legal defenses against the Supreme Court decision that two preferred bank stockholdings are taxed by states. Mr Roosevelt said efforts should be made no regulation exempting from these holdings which aggregate about 21 900 million and 3d approximately 331. The Court ruled in Maryland’s favor on the explanation of the RFG holdings in Maryland.
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Wasington
Military Cooperation Crux in French Soviet Relations
Fragmentary text cites a dispute involving the French General Staff and Soviet army actions. References to Paris terms and a disputed measure hint at evolving diplomatic or military cooperation issues. Additional legible items mention locations such as Shanchat and Moate, Alabama, but context is unclear.
Greenstein Resigns as Baltimore Executive Director
Harry Stenn announced the resignation of Greenstein who has served as executive director of the Site and Gravettes for about a year and a half. Swannahan criticized the move as a public calamity while Greenstein declined other posts including executive secretary and the old age pensions commissioner role in Mary.
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Western Maryland Coal Operators Swamped by Shortage
In a clash of industry and weather, Western Maryland coal operators face widespread swamping and supply delays. The report notes exhausted stocks, disrupted shipments, and ongoing strain on Virginia coal imports as winter conditions persist.
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