Roosevelt Signs Crop Control Bill Amid Surplus Curb Plan
Washington reports President Roosevelt signed a crop control bill to regulate production and marketing of cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco, and rice. Secretary Wallace will oversee mandatory quotas via farmer referendums, with penalties for violations. The act aims to reduce surpluses and stabilize prices, drawing praise for its broad support and potential farm aid.
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Court News Marriage Licenses And Property Deeds
Marriage licenses list John W. Smith 26 and Ruib L Rippeon 30 both of Route 1 and others from Gaithersburg Washington D C Hamilton Avenue and Route 3 and Miriam Solt 403 Magnolic Avenue. Property deeds show Peoples Liquidating Corporation to Martin C Kline and wife for 10 dollars and Roy B Hiltner sheriff to Peoples National Bank of Brunswick for 1070 dollars.
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John W. Smith
Ruib L Rippeon
Gaithersburg
Clarice S. Lund
Washington, D.C
Harold Richard Perkins
Hamilton Avenue
Jane Hamilton
Washington Street
Donald Edward Utterback
Miriam G. Solt
Magnolic Avenue
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Martin C. Kline
Roy B. Hiltner
Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
Europe’s Highways Show Military Purpose In Rome Road
The article describes Europe’s wide German Reichsauto highways and a new Rome area military road. It notes raised center ramps guiding wheels to allow a single heavy lorry to tow many trailers, signaling military use.
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United States
Europe
Germany
Taly
Irschen
Rome
Montgomery County 4-H Projects Named
Miss Edythe M. Turners home demonstration agent for Montgomery county, with Rufus B. King assistant agricultural agent and the Rockville Boys 4-H Club, plans a community fair at Richard Montgomery High School February 25 and 26. Girls from county 4-H clubs will showcase peasant aprons, 4-H dress school garments, garment pressing equipment, color study exhibits, and other 4-H projects.
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Edythe M. Turners
Montgomery Counts
Rufus B. King
Richard Montgomery High School
Jean Parent
Catherine Stiles
Takoma Park
Margaret Williams
Maud Davis
Mary Forsberg
Eleanor
Jean Leighton
Marvel Williams
Dorothy Bohannon
Alice Leighton
American files charge of beating by Japanese sailors in Shanghai
James Edward Walsh of Ripon Wisconsin, a Shanghai resident since 1930 and former U S sailor, filed a consular report alleging beatings and indignities by Japanese naval forces in a Japanese occupied district while attempting to remove damaged machinery from a War plastered printshow. He said he was detained for nearly three hours at Naval patrol headquarters and questioned. Japanese spokesman denied the beating claim, saying Walsh was taken to headquarters over ownership of the property.
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Shanghai
James Edward Walsh
Ripon
Wis
United States
Walsh
U.S
Sewing frees driver in California accident case
Sacramento judge Will J Carragher freed Tony Pingitore after ruling that a wife sewing in the car while her husband drove did not constitute speeding. The decision came in an accident case reported from Sacramento California on February 17.
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Calif
Will J Carragher
Tony Pingitore
Ground Is Broken For Battlefield Memorial
Gettysburg Pa February 16 Senator John S Rice and Dr Henry W A Hanson chaired the ground breaking for the 60000 Eternal Light Peace Memorial on the Gettysburg battlefield The stone shaft is to be completed in time for next summers seventy fifth anniversary celebration Roosevelt has tentatively agreed to deliver the dedication address on Sunday July 3вался
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John S. Rice
Henry W. A. Hanson
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Roosevelt
Cotton conscious drive mobilizes Beverly Hills society
In Beverly Hills on February 17, over 100 social leaders met dressed entirely in cotton and announced plans for a Cotton Ball in the spring to promote a nationwide Cotton Consciousness campaign and spur similar celebrations in cotton producing states.
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Calif
America
Hood College Alumnae Lead $100,000 Library Drive
Team captains report pledged totals for the Joseph Henry Apple Library campaign at Hood College. Subscriptions from district alumnae total 6128 with Team 5 led by Mrs Storm at 1425. President Stain outlined future plans as preliminary district reports are due March 9, 16, and 22.
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Frelerien Odieret
Toeat Alummae Fm
Therr Pry Pre
Coblentz Hall
Joseph Henry Apple Library
Alvida de Lashmutt
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Miriam Apple
Edward D. Shriner
South Area
Lucille Thomas
West Area
May
Grace Helfenstein
Eastarea
Gertrude King
North Area
William D. Powell
Katharine E. Dutrow
William M. Storm
Edgar H. McBride
Frederick
Henry L Stain
Young’s Pier Head Dead in West Palm Beach
John L. Young, 86, president of the Young Million Dollar Pier Company of Atlantic City, died at his home in West Palm Beach on Monday. He is survived by his wife NeWie Robinson Young and son John L. Young Jr., both of West Palm Beach, and daughter Emma Bryant Shackelord of Miami.
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Fla
John L. Young
Young Million Dollar Pier Company
Atlantic City
NeWie Robinson Young
John L. Young, Jr
City
Emma Bryant Shackelord
Miami
Frederick County Democratic primary candidate for county commissioner
A Frederick County farmer announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in the Democratic primary. He pledges to devote full time to duties, seeks fair taxation, transparent budgets, and improvements to rural roads with affordable hard surface options. He supports public schools but urges prudent budgeting and cautions against costly frills.
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Frederick County
Frederick Cononty
County Board of Education
Furloughed Workers Recalled As Plants Restart
Hundreds of furloughed workers are being recalled as last week’s industrial reopenings continue. A large remanufacturing plant is operating at capacity with strong order flow and rising employment, as firms report near full staffing and improved production, signaling a broad economic recovery.
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Anna
Siany
Owen
Byron Tanners and Pangborn Lead Local Industry Rise
An official note from November mentions orders flowing into Byron Tanners in Williamsport and highlights Tomas W. Pangborn as president of a major sand blast equipment plant, signaling a pickup in the shoe business and a growing local employer.
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Byron Tanners
Wlamsport
Will D. Bryon Tomas W. Pangborn
Local pheasant stocking boosts stocking efforts and inquiries
The report notes a definite improvement in inquiries over the past two to three weeks and orders rising, with current force at 86 percent of normal. South Dakota becomes the first state to live-trap pheasants for stocking purposes, reflecting broader wildlife management initiatives.
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