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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
5
A jumble of recipe fragments and menu items including shell fish Newburg and tomato juice drinks. The text lists ingredients like shrimps crab lobster green pepper butter and various seasonings with incomplete directions and measurements. It also mentions drop cakes raisins nuts flour soda and butterscotch sauces as part of a kitchen notes collection.
Readable fragments show a former chairman launching a court case against the board of directors. The document references Vern BR Drum and a challenged leadership during the dispute, but many details are unclear in the OCR.
New York June 13 The total cost of administering the NRA and its 578 codes during the two year period ending this month is more than 93 000 000 per study by the National Industrial Conference Board The report shows costs across various industries and agencies with detailed allocations totaling 93 862 595 including code administration and related expenses, plus additional non coded expenditures.
The record shows costs for petroleum administration 1934 35 totaling 2 714 963 for two years ending June 20 1935. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Recovery Administration joint supervision over codes incurred 11 646 in 1954 and were estimated at 544 000 for 1935. The National Labor Relations Board spent 199 469 in 1934 with an estimated 1 013 000 for 1935. The National Steel and Textile Labor Relations Boards were projected at 25 000 and 50 000 respectively for year ending June 39 1935.
Reflection on lessons from the last decade. The text urges evaluating past mistakes to build a better path forward. It contrasts reviewing errors with taking action today to achieve improved results, emphasizing progress over dwelling on losses.
A description explains how rancid butter can be revived by breaking up the fat, mixing with fresh milk, letting the milk drain, rinsing in cold salted water, and working the curd into pats again.
Summary of costs for the National Recovery Administration and related departments through June 30, 1935. The 1934 fiscal year outlay reached 6,632.49 and the 1935 forecast climbs to 11,477,660 in administering codes including petroleum. Emergency 1934 expenditures totaled 533,255 with 1935 estimated at 81.
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