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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
12
The page lists carrot marmalade and combination marmalade procedures, plus a note on fruit marmalades using grapefruit orange lemon and quince or quince notes. It gives steps for chopping simmering and sterilizing jars and mentions quince fruit variations. Also includes meal suggestions for breakfast lunch and dinner with seafood and beef dishes and desserts.
New York January 10 Rockefeller Jr and associates faced a $16 million damage suit from Anoma Realty and Broadway Exchange alleging unfair competition and coercive practices to control tenants in Rockefeller Center development. Plaintiffs seek injunction. Rockefeller family members named include Nelson A. Rockefeller and Worthrop W. Aldrich. Heirs and real estate magnates historically dominant in New York City holdings are cited. case filed by real estate interests.
Washington January dispatch outlines Roosevelt optimism on winding down the civil works program by May. Officials expect 4,009,000 employed and emergency spending to taper from 37.5 billion to 2.6 billion next year. Ireland trade talks and Irish whisky export quotas also feature amid broader economic maneuvers.
Congress opened amid a brisk Senate session as President Roosevelt read his message. Senators Huey Leng and Jim Davis drew applause during the official cabinet meeting picture taken early in December.
A brief note states former Secretary of the Treasury Woodin is mentioned in connection with the Uncup copyright entry. The item appears to be a short archival blurb from NEA Service, Inc, dated around the Christmas period.
The federal bureau of Isber reports the average monthly age pension in 1832 was 19.31 dollars, compared with 18.88 dollars in 1931, indicating a small rise over the century.
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