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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1943

Page

11

FSA Backers Win Initial Victory in Senate Battle

In Washington, the Farm Security Administration backers won an early Senate vote to attach a $160 million fund to the agricultural appropriations bill after a three hour debate. The 54 to 23 decision rejected Byrd's points of order, with support from Clark LaFollette and Taft, and Byrd pledged to continue the fight. The outcome delays actions on farm price ceilings and Rural Electrification aid while the Byrd plan to transfer FSA functions to the Farm Credit Administration was defeated on a House parliamentary issue.

Washington Farm Security Administration Senate Byrd D+Mo Benatore Clark D-Mo Tydings Mid Taft Ohio Russell D-Ga Rural Electrification Administration LaFollette House FSA Farm Credit Administration IFSA

Dean's Pills Advertised For Back Pain Relief

A damaged ad claims Dean's Pills offer relief from backache and general fatigue. It emphasizes long standing use and claims to flush out poisons, urging readers to try the product to improve wellbeing and energy.

Pela Prine Ward Dean

Treatment promise for relief through open pores and faithful use

A reader describes applying a hot towel to open pores and using a treatment faithfully, claiming relief after a few sessions. The text suggests that ongoing use may erase aches and pains, noting concerns about stains or residue from the product.

Lovettsville Social Notes Include Visits And Red Cross Aid

Lovettsville residents and relatives are featured in a round of visits and travel. Miss Hazel Long, former Lovettsville faculty, visited Mt and Meg Forest Prefer in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Vernon Sandbower hosted. Mrs Charles Zerner and daughter Virginia Lodge visited her father J Lodge. Barbara Hickman visited relatives in Lincoln. Red Cross sewing unit completed 150 bedside bags to send to Walter Reed Hospital. county plans 1 000 bags. Prof L A Womeldorph, former high school principal, was moved from Some fact Friday to Schnauffers Hospital. Tom Kane and family plan a summer in New York. Nellie Hickman resting at home. Bertie Louder of Frederick and Forrest Arnold of Waterford spending week with her.

Lovettsville Hazel Long M C. Filler Meg Forest Frederick Vernon Sandbower Charles Zerer Raysland Ohio Virginia Lodge J. Lodge Barbara Hickman James Potts Lincoln Red Cross Sewing Unit Leesburg Walter Reed Hospital Walter Reed L. A. Womeldorph Schnauffers Hospital Womeldorph Thomas Kane New York Nellie Hickman Bertie Louder Forrest Arnold Waterford

Home Canned Tomato Soup Tips and Method

Instructions describe home canning tomato soup for economical winter use. Ingredients include chopped tomatoes celery onions parsley and spices with butter flour and milk for thickening. Process jars 30 minutes at 10 pounds pressure then seal. a note warns March motor crashes from careless driving and reduced antifreeze checks.

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