Sugar Shortage Puts Strain on Households and Coffee
A chaotic snapshot of pantry distress shows housekeepers scrambling for sugar as two grocers report no granulated sugar and rising prices. One dealer predicts shortages may ease soon while another warns price declines depend on supply. Coffee prices jump as import disruptions push costs higher amid uncertain timelines for relief. June shipments include 45 tons of feathers and 26 tons of peanut oil from Swatow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Europe
Reid
United States
Swatow
China
Building Situation in Uncertain Stage
In a review of U S building, the National Builder notes rising costs, labor troubles, material shortages, and a slack money market. Yet demand for shelter remains strong as homeowners enlarge plans, invest more, and builders push ahead despite turmoil.
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S . Periscope
Savages
Motor Mishaps On Sunday Report of Local Vehicle Accidents
Sunday motor incidents near Union Bridge and New Market involve a Ford driven by Reu ben Devilbiss and a motorcycle ridden by a driver from near Doubs. Injuries described as painful bruises and lacerations. Sheriff Cunrles H. Kilpr took charge. Officer Charles W. Smith faced a fine for operating a car without a registration tag after a New Market hearing. A Baltimore party’s Ford struck a stone pile on the Baltimore pike near Pearl, causing wheel damage and minor injuries. car sent to Ford garage for wheel replacement.
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Charles W. Smith
Wiliam
Devilblaa
Doubs
Pike
Boyoni
Baltimore. Pike
Charles Ww
William, Falconer
New Market
Baltimore
Baltimore Pike
Pearl
City ‘Hospital
Ford
Nast Patrick Street
Automobile fines top $1086 in week ending Thursday
Frederick county magistrates impose fines for unauthorized use of automobiles and license violations. Notable penalties include jail terms of six months for several individuals and multiple $10 fines for no license or no registration certificates. The article also mentions the steamship Afol and its codename linked to the American Federation of Labor.
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Motor Vehicles
Austin Baughman
Frederick County
Frederick—James
Ganes
Ernest McCann
Frank Johnson
C. S. Ash
John 3.Ries
Harvey Hoffman
Marian
Molba
Chas
D, Safley
Calvin Jacobs
John T. Waldorf
Safley
PE. Leicht
Louis,Saltzman
Raymond Hilderbrand
B.A. ‘Brumm
L. B. Gearhart
John EB
Kries
Pe D
Zimmerman
Louis Saltzman
A. di. Creasey
Wm. P. B. Leicht
Irving
Oster
Hill
Lemuel .B. Geathar
Wm. L. Smith
John FE. Kries
Middletown
J. Edward Scott
Stolen Maxwell Auto Sparks Cross-State Search in Pennsylvanian Case
A Pennsylvania man and two Keystone State officers led a cross state chase for a stolen Maxwell car believed taken in a northern Pennsylvania town near Cumberland. They traced the thief through Frostburg and Cumberland to a garage near Cumberland, then moved toward Frederick and Ridgeville. The thief is described as 29, 137 pounds, steel hair, blue eyes, a southerner who speaks with a colored accent.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
Cumberland
Frostburg
Gaurage
Frederick
Covery
Colonial
East Second Street
Ridgeville
Baltimore
Washington
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SIAR
Reno
Lmited
Birmingham Age-Herald
Jworbers
Nation Toe
Goodyear
Walt
Eh Ae White
Oxford
Rwomieti
Toe
Wat
Palm Beach
Ketnigh
Wee Goodyear
Mary Dane
Arteste
Pist Week
Afol
Hog
American Federation of ‘Labor
Greenawait’s Drug
Crumpler’ Merchandise Co
Crampler
W.va
Ars
Hargett
Companiv
Soue Ei Salons
Tye
J. Marshall Grumbine
Lowenstein & ‘Wertheimer
South Market Street
Penna
Markell & Ford
Seeger
S. Market ST
Kefauver & Optometrists
Sheffield
Watohi
Jewelry Store
N. Market Street
Finklwiagsbink
BANK
The
Miles
East Kens St
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