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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1938

Page

6

Roosevelt invites small business to wage councils with leaders

Washington reports President Roosevelt will include small business officials in his economic conferences. aides say hundreds of letters prompted the move as the White House seeks a balanced council with big and small business labor agriculture transportation and investors. a separate plan aims to gauge anticipated demand to stabilize production and employment, with a meeting tomorrow for heads of major automobile firms and their financing affiliates.

Washington Roosevelt White House

Large Sumstanee By PCA In State Annual Meeting Ends

At the fourth annual Frederick Production Credit Association meeting about 330 persons heard Dr Thomas B Symons act ing dean discuss PCA goals. Maryland loans totaled about 2 225 000 in 1937 with 580 000 000 in short term loans nationwide. Speakers from Baltimore and Creagerstown highlighted cooperative farm credit and farm family roles in the system. The event drew 150 stockholders from Carroll Frederick Washington and Montgomery counties.

Maryland Thomas B. Symons University of Maryland Extension Service Frederick Symons Agric Ture M. O Wilson Production Credit Association of Baltimore Co-Operative Farm Credit Beulah Stull Creagerstown

Cold Weather Halts Japs At Chinese Front In 1930s News

Japanese dispatches report Outer Mongolia fortifying along the southern border facing North China as winter cold slows operations. Chinese military circles say the Su front drive is stalemated with snow hindering actions from Shandong to the Yangtze. Japanese columns push toward Mingkivang and Suchow while a reorganized Chinese army of about 400,000 blocks the advance.

Shanghai Hsinking Manchukuo Outer Mongolia Russia North China Japan Domei Central China Shantung Province Yangtze River Wichu Nanking Mingkivang Tenghsien Suchorw

Ship Likely Under Charter To Barcelona

Secretary Hull investigates the seizure of the American tanker Nantucket Chief by two Spanish Insurgent gunboats off Barcelona. He says the ship was probably under charter to a Barcelona Government agency and is gathering full facts.

Washington Hull Barcelona Navy Department Harry Lackey Raleigh Genoa Traly State Department Francisco Franco Paris United States Franco Palma Mallorca U. S

Answers to World War I quiz revealed

The quiz results show Magda Lupescu and King Carol of Romania as answers for question one. Between eight and eleven million is noted for question two. Carter Glass is cited for question three. Statements include a false response for question one and a salary figure of twenty thousand dollars per year with a negative answer for question five.

Magda Lupescu King Carol of Romania Carter Glass

Bodies Found in Wisconsin Grave Hidden in Woods

Peter Anders, a former lumberjack, confessed to abducting and killing Charles Ross, a Chicago greeting card manufacturer, and James Atwood Gray, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover announced. The bodies were located on a farm 16 miles northwest of Spooner, Wisconsin, not buried but covered.

St. Paul Minn Wisconsin Borthwoods Peter Anders Charles 5 - Ross Chicago James Atwood Gray J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Anders Gray Spooner

Answers to Cranium Crackers Listed On Page Four

The page presents questions and partial solutions from Cranium Crackers. Items include remarks on the 75th Congress session, a caption about Aroma, Roosevelt’s term dates, the Nile as the longest river, and the combined Mississippi Missouri span, with a playful note about Russia and Siam.

Aroma Isien Franklin D. Roosevelt Russia Siam Span

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