Wheat Prices Hit Six Year Low At Frederick Market
Wheat on the Frederick market dropped to 59 cents a bushel the lowest since 1932 as large new wheat receipts and bumper crops elsewhere pushed prices down. County Agent Shoemaker predicted good quantity and quality for the new crop amid holiday price drops and expectations of only slight future gains. Washington officials indicated Farm Act wheat loans would be set at about 59 cents per bushel with a 52 percent parity minimum and up to 75 percent, with an official announcement tied to the July crop report.
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Frederick
Henry R. Shoemaker
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
White House
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Man Injured After Fall From Wagon Wheel Trapping Chest
Harry B. Kanode, a farm tenant near Dickerson, fell from a four horse wagon while hauling a wheat load. The team bolted, wheel ran over his chest causing a broken rib and arm injury. He received treatment from Dr Fabney and was taken to Frederick City Hospital.
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Harry B. Kanode
Dickerson
Kanode
J. Carl White
White
Kanade
H i Fabrney
Frederick City Hospital
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Answers list five items with true or false judgments and simple factual prompts. London is named as the town. Canton is claimed in the south China. Adelina Patti is misidentified as a Spanish ginger. The rest asserts true statements.
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London
Canton
China
Adelina Patti
Seek Commission For Collecting Dog Taxes
County commissioners heard several applicants seeking to collect county dog license taxes on commission. they offered no decisive action due to past issues with collectors. The board discussed bond issuance for a $300,000 school building program, awaiting attorney guidance from a Baltimore firm. They considered whether to advertise the full sum or a portion now. July funding for the Frederck County Welfare Board remains at $1,000, unchanged from prior months, covering maintenance.
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Court House
Atorney
Baltimore
Frederck County Welfare Board
Lewis Headquarters Opened In Baltimore
Supporters of Representative David J Lewis opened his senatorial campaign headquarters in a Baltimore hotel. Arthur Hungerford, Kent Mullikin, and others challenged Lewis on his age and suitability for a hard general election campaign and Senate duties.
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Baltimore
David J Lewis
Baltmore
Airthur
E. Hungerford
National Emergency Council
Kent R Mullikin
House of Delegates
Lewis
Millard E Tydings
Committeesm appointed for city engine events and parade
At the regular quarterly meeting of United Steam Fire Engine Company president W Bartsis Storm outlined support for the county firemen convention and Tourmont parade in August. Delegates named include James Marrone Irvin Storm Kemp Lipps Marman. A barbecue planning committee was formed with Lipps Kinna Duvall Hoffman and Hooper. A report on obtaining a new pumper was postponed to the next mayor and board meeting. William Houck was welcomed as a new member.
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United Steam Fire Engine Company
W. Bartsis Storm
Tourmont
James Marrone
C. Irvin Storm
David M Kemp
Charles Marman
William D Lipps
Charles E. Lipps
Charles E Kinna
Walter Duvall
Kelly Hoffman
Joseph Hooper
Naned
William HA. Houck
Surveys Begin For Citizens Truck Company Fire House
Surveys for the new home of the Citizens Truck Company on South Court Street were begun Tuesday by engineer Elmer SiC Maxwell. The fire-use project, funded with PWA aid, was approved at a meeting last week.
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Citizens Truck Company
South Court ‘Street
Citr
Elmer Sic. Maxwell
PWA
Man Sought in Schroyer Case
Washington county authorities search for Earl Warren, age 47, linked as driver of the car involved in the fatal trolley accident that fatally injured Thomas Theodore Schroyer, 22, in Myersville. Officials note Warren, a Mt Lena district native, may be in custody tonight. Schroyer and Warren were WPA laborers. beer intake reported. doctor reports suggest no severe head injury.
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Washington County
Earl Warren
Thomas Theodore Schroyer
Myersville
Martin L Ingram
Leiser Isanogle
Worten
Mt. Lena
Max Malott
Erstown
Worter
C. G.eccard
Mt Lena
Schroyer
Eccard
Pennsylvania
Franklinville
Sabillasville
Middletown
Hagerstown
Wilbert Smith to Speak at County Farm Bureau Meetings
Wilbert L. Smith of the Maryland State Farm Bureau will travel from Braddock to Leonardtown St. Marys County to speak at a county wide Farm Bureau meeting tonight. He will address a similar meeting in Upper Marlboro Prince George's County Friday evening and spend several days there as part of a membership drive before returning home Saturday.
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Wilbert L. Smith
Braddock
Maryland State Farm Bureau
Leonardtown
St. Marys County
Farm Bureau
Smith
Upper Marlboro
Prince George’s County
Prince George's County
Northwestern Professor Debates Legion in Doctoral Thesis
D William Gellermann of Northwestern University sparked counter-attacks from Legion officials and drew comment at the National Educational Association convention in New York after denouncing the American Legion in a doctoral thesis. His study helped him earn a PhD from Columbia University.
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American Legion
D. William Gellermann
Northwestern University
Legion
National Educational Association
New York
Veterans’ Organization
Columbia University
Grange To Have Charge Of Service At Heights
Plans for the annual song service at Braddock Heights Sunday evening August 7 under Pomona Grange. Edward F Holter near Middletown master and the program committee discussed in this city. A tentative program includes music, group singing and an address with music by Lewistown Grange orchestra. Invitations extended to State Grange officers and nearby county granges. A Maryland State Grange executive meeting is set for Baltimore July 14.
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Braddock Heights
Pomona Grange
Edward F Holter
Middletown
Pomona
Jounty
Elizabeth Geisbert
Woodsboro
Lewistown Grange Orchestra
State Grange
T. LeRoy Brookes
Bel Air
Washington
Carroll
Montgomery
Howard Counties
Maryland State Grange
Baltimore
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Adams
Town
J. Homer Remsberg
Edward F. Holter
Reorganization Fight Shapes 1938 Campaign
Washington July 3 President Roosevelt reaffirmed support for executive reorganization at a press conference. He said the public wants a business like government and predicted a bill could pass to overhaul the executive branch. Critics warned of dictatorial power as the push faced Senate resistance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Toth Congress
Senate
Frederick Junior Follies profit from City Opera House show
It was learned Tuesday afternoon that about $208 cleared by the Junior Follies of 1983 presented at the City Opera House on July 1 for Frederick city playgrounds. Under Miss Evelyn BR. White and her school of dancing, the group netted roughly $208 with only one percent owed to Maryland as tax.
Roosevelt Refuses Indiana Talk At Pre Tour Press Meet
President Roosevelt held a briefing before his cross country trip blending politics and sightseeing. He discussed government reorganization with the special committee but dodged questions on Indiana politics. Governor Townsend invited Senator Van Nuys to seek renomination at the July Democratic convention.
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Roosevelt
Specis
Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
van Nuys
Townsend
van Nuy
Tidings
Maryland
Tydings
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