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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1930

Page

7

County Printing Methods Questioned in suit

A Maryland case alleges county officials and the Maryland Publishing Company overcharged for printing forms and papers in 1929. Plaintiffs name the board of county commissioners treasurer and incumbents as defendants with officials Perry Shaw Hilton and Hickerson connected to the publishing firm. Attorneys for the plaintiff include Miss Vivian Simpson John Oxley E Barrett Prettyman and Harold Smith.

Pecerie Acd Proticg Man and Pudong Company Walter Wooder Geesting Ecuery Maryland Puolsh Nervland Fubtish Maryland New Maryland Maryland News Maryland Publshing Company Board of County Commissioners Benjamin C. Perry Lacy Shaw Cingest C. Hijon Downey Willams Robert L. Hickerson J. Porest Walker Dr. Perry Shaw Hilton Maryland Publishing Company Pracer Hickerson Mobiey Derwood Maryland School For the Deaf Miss Vivian Simpson John Oxley E. Barrett Prettyman Harold Smith

EXPECTS BETTER PRICES

Hastings Nebraska July 193? Chairman Alesander Legge of the farm board told Middle West wheat growers that prices are tied to mood and may rise only in time. He and Secretary Hyde urged reduction in wheat acres and left producers to decide their own course amid record low prices for the grain.

Hastings Neb Alesander Legge Fer Leward Today Middle West Legge Hyde

Outlook gloomy of work and world affairs at council

Dr. F. D. Smith of York warned at the National Congregational Council meeting in Bournemouth that the world political situation is in turmoil and economics chaotic. He said extreme nationalism threatens peace and that the very philosophy organizing nations is menaced, leaving churches disheartened yet not fainthearted.

Bournemouth England F. D. Smith York Natonal Congregational Council Smith National Council of Congregational Churches of the United States

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