Wheat check up nears finish in Frederick county
Sixteen farm supervisors and three engineers survey wheat curtailment compliance in Frederick county. About 500 forms returned show many farmers growing less wheat than allowed. final signatures and state review follow. A second payment of about 35000 will be made after survey completion. Also 380 corn hog contracts sent to College Park for state board review.
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Sinest Speaks
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College Park
Agricultural Department
Washington
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Frederick County
County farmers gain from corn and hog curtailment
A reduced corn harvest by 20 percent compared with the same period will yield about $35,000 in benefits to farmers who joined the curtailment program in the county.
Labor Trouble Bites Steel and Textile Sectors
Washington May 31 steel labor leaders sought to cool militant followers as they offered union recognition or a general industry strike in two weeks. Meanwhile the cotton textile industry called a nationwide walkout starting Monday after code orders cut production by 23 percent and lowered pay. Leaders of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and United Textile Workers met with recovery administrator Hugh S Johnson, reporting little progress. Cleveland May 31 federal mediator H Gilbert Francke urged settlement of a Great Lakes tugmen strike by guaranteeing at least 200 days of work per year for licensed tugmen and firemen. Toledo May 31 union emblems voted a 24 hour postponement of their strike against Toledo Edison Electric Co, avoiding power cuts planned for tomorrow morning.
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Ohio
Bees in Tree Prompt Curious Park Banter
Beekeeper onlookers at Courthouse Park puzzled over a swarm of bees clustered on a tree limb. The wandering insects drew curious crowds as they hung in the sun, provoking lighthearted bets and chatter among local bee fanciers and passersby.
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Radio Data by Day Displays New York Broadcasts
AP Radio Editor C E Butterfield reports on the day’s New York harbor broadcasts with WEAF NBC WABC CBS and mutual listings. The item lists program schedules, guest stars like Bernice Claire and Victor Young orchestra, and notes Memorial events and a curious Dutch will involving cigars and pipes.
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Bronx Zoo
St Bonaventure Glee Club
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