Farmers Hear Farm Act Talks Prominent speakers unveil co op plan
Frank Hotter of Farm Bureau and Prof Amon Bergee led a discussion on the Farm Act. Bomberger outlined cooperative grain handling aims, government financing, and benefits to farmers, stressing cooperation and farmer ownership of facilities. The debate covered debt, farm values, and the act’s potential to revitalize agriculture.
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Frank Hotter
Farm Bureau
Amon Bergee
Bomberger
Co-operative Market
Bomberper
United States
Congress
Silver
Tariff Reduction Favored by Edge. Revision Trials Scheduled
A report indicates Edge favors reductions in tariff rates. The revision and trial schedule are noted as potentially lowering costs, though exact figures and dates remain unclear. Authorities emphasize aligning policy with economic relief goals.
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EDGE
Saturday July 3 Radio Schedule Highlights and Networks
Radio listings for July 3 show network anchors WABC WEAF NBC and WF. Feats include orchestras, musicals, and dance bands from cities like Philadelphia Chicago and Nashville. Notable programs run from 6 to 9 PM with various musical ensembles and drama features across West East and Atlantic City stations.
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WABC
National Forum
WEAF
EDKA
FEE
NBC Netwcik
Wan
Penn Orchestra
Urge Motorists toogey new law
Chamber of Commerce endorses strict Maryland automobile inspection rule. With July 13 deadline approaching thousands of vehicles lack safety stickers and many motorists may be unable to comply. Officials insist on impounding unsafe cars until proper repairs are made and penalties apply.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick City
Maryland
E. Austin Baughman
Frederick County
Repair car lines and peace talks halt amid delays
Fragmented OCR describes repair lines, a 3 percent figure, arrests for violating federal instruction, and stalled deliberations between a company and others. It notes two individuals detained and ongoing but suspended talks as tensions linger.
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Aoihat Care
Santarad Efammeda
Ofl 2
Cantisa 3 v
Darnestown Man Commits Death by Own Action
Martin Luther Storm 41 a painter in Darnestown Montgomery County shot himself early Friday morning after despondency over health. His wife Nellie M Storm found him in his bedroom with a bullet through the head. two sons Charles 17 and Howard 14 were nearby. Funeral Sunday at Beallsville with burial at Mealltite Cemetery.
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Martin Luther Storm
Darnestown
Montgomery County
Storm
Statm
Charles
Howard
Joseph B. Pyles
Ror Bodmer
Nellie M Storm
Catherine Sauerwein
Beailsville
Clock
Mealltite
E. C. Gartner
First Regiment Receives New Colors
An unclear wartime note reports the First Regiment being presented with new colors. The fragment mentions a Private and signals a formal ceremony, but many words are garbled, leaving the event and details uncertain.
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