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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1930

Page

9

County Printing Contract Alleged As Conflict Of Interest

A Chesapeake county suit claims the Board of County Commissioners and the Maryland Publishing Company colluded to steer advertising contracts. It alleges officials and the company profited from printing bids and official notices, with 1929 expenditures for printing and forms cited as over 3,000 dollars.

Jay Irya Adsvertumg Maryacd Pupmang Company Payteg Ciscuty Court W. Mooley Derwood Mic Theoy Marrland News B.2 Aleges Maryland Puig Company Board of County Commi Benjamin C. Perry Lacy Shaw Clagett C. Hiton Downey M. Willams Robert L. Hickerson J. Porest Walkers Dr Perry Board of Commissioners Biz Shae Hilton Maryland Publishing Company Maryland News Hickerson Mobley Hald Maryland School For the Deaf Miss Vivian Simpson John Oxley E. Barrett Prettyman Harold Smith

EXPECTS BETTER PRICES FOR FARMERS IN NEAR TERM

Hastings Neb July 7 Chairman Alemnder Legge of the farm board told hard wheat growers in the Midwest that low prices stem from a weak mood and may improve, though he could not say when. He and Secretary Hyde urged wheat acreage reductions as relief from record lows, adding that producers must decide their course.

Hastings Neb Alemnder Legge Farm Beard Aiddle West Legge Hyde

Outlook gloomy of future for world church unity

Dr. F. D. Smith of New York warned at the National Congregational Council meeting in Bournemouth that world political tensions threaten the Christian church. He argued extreme nationalism could lead to war and urged courage amid perceived church weaknesses in this critical period.

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

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