County Farmers May Sell 1933 Wheat Under New Rules
Frederick county farmers may sell their 1933 wheat crop without forfeiting potential benefits under the Farm Relief Act. Adjustments will be based on a three year average. Local wheat acreage dropped about 20 percent to nearly 60,000 acres this year, with county production projected near 1,000,000 bushels. Local prices around 90 cents a bushel, markets volatile, while Chicago futures showed declines. Local cooperative delivery began last July at 44 cents, signaling improved prospects for farmers and wartime recovery of the local economy.
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Frederick county
Henry R. Shoemaker
Mrr
Shoemaker
Chicago
Farmers Co- operative Association
evens
Expected Break in Grain Prices Shocks Markets
Chicago reports a dramatic grain market move as prices slumped on opening, with wheat down about 25 to 7 cents a bushel and other grains falling several cents. Traders fear a broad correction as the market reacts to rapid selling and unsettled supply concerns.
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Chicago
Rotarians Elect John Nelson as Head
Boston dispatch reports Rotary International members unanimously elect John Nelson as head amid a convention setting. Biography notes Nesom as former editor and publisher of several Canadian newspapers. Boris C. Chapin is named secretary, with Clinton, Andersen, and Anderson holding advisory roles during the event.
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ROTARIANS
JOHN NELSON
Boston
Joan Nesom
Rotary International
Hewi Clinton PR. Andersen
Albuquerque
Iske Anderson
insurante
Weather summary for the period with June figures
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation near zero, June to date about 281. Normal June precipitation 0.36 inches, actual June 1932 about 1.24 inches. Excess rainfall noted for 1933. June 1 total 3.41 inches. Yesterday high reached 90, last year’s high unknown. Last night low was 70. Sun set at 7:41 p.m., moon sets at 11:24 p.m.
Frederick and Washington Road To Be Converted Into Fine Boulevard
Local businessman James Gambrit urged converting Frederick and Washington roads into an attractive public works funded beltway. He argued the route via Gettysburg should lead the project, with the boulevard serving as a historic gateway and economic beautification for Washington and surrounding sites.
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Frederick And
Washington Road
Fine Boulevard
Public Works Fund
mahway
yire
Frederic os
Gettysbrusg
Monocacr
Worthington
hughway
Washington
Potomac
Tasheghacy
Los Angeles
O feeses
Grayson kin indicted in Park Savings Bank case
West Virginia and California report indictments in Washington on a Park Savings Bank shortage. Jona Cocke Grayson, brother of Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, faces conspiracy and larceny charges tied to about 1.7 million dollars missing. Co-defendants include Robert S. Stunz, David P. Smith, Alexander H. McNeil, Benedict M. McNeil. Stunz allegedly ferried overdrafts and credited funds not deposited.
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Washington
Jona
Cocke Grayson
Cary T. Grayson
Dist
Columbra grand
Park Savings Bank
Weslington
Bsalnst
Grayson
national bank
peasy Devari
Robert S. Stunz
federal
Stunz
iDaud P. Smith
Stumz
Alexander H. McNeil
Benedict M. McNeil
Chamilly
storiesTile
DuPont Schooner First To Reach Gibson Island
Gibson Island Md June 28 AP the DuPont schooner from New London Conn won the handicap race finishing in 3 20 47 after delays. D Spencer Berger's Mazdooz from New Haven Conn followed as a scratch second about five hours later and four minutes later the Vinen sloop from New York crossed the line.
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Gibson Island
New London
Wilmingtor
Dell
DuPont
D. Spencer Berger
Mazdooz
New Haven
Conn
Vinen
Jorn Archipold
New Sony
Market Forges Ahead As Dollar Slumps Again
New York markets show renewed strength as the dollar falls, with major exchanges climbing above critical levels. Mr George Baker Foul of Youngstown hosts a supper in his honor while continuing welfare leadership roles in Ohio and Mahoning County, as regional fund efforts proceed amid reconstructions.
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George Baker Foul
Younes
International bankers targeted him in high profile suit
A garbled report from Baltimore dated June 28 states that a group of international bankers attempted to threaten a prominent man and damaged the concern he leads. The piece mentions Gafentanis We and the States and chaucian of the Bis Finto, with references to Aner Ba uimeore Trust Co.
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Baltimore
Jume 28
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ma companis
Gafentanis we
States
chaucian
Bis Finto
Aner Ba uimeore Trust Ca
Chile's Unbalanced Budget Omitted in Debate
Washington reports Ferdinand Pecora citing Chilean finance figures show Chile's budget had been unbalanced for years. Kuhn Loeb official Ber enner Jarier argued that disclosure of past imbalances was less important than trade figures, as Pecora pressed for clarity on balances.
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Berenner
Jarier
Kuhn
Senate
nan ohonds
Bulien vene
Perdinand Yonsel
Pecora
Buvenaener
Fourth of July Events Planned at Baker Park
Baker Park crowds grow with 2093 children counted from opening through Saturday. Fourth of July activities run 9 30 to 11 30 am and 2 00 pm with organized games like speedball paddle tennis dodgeball and relay events for varied ages. Miss Heima Hann supervises plans with park staff and Saturday meeting to finalize additional recreation and doll people events.
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Baker Park
Harnsa
Third street
suspervision
Heima Hann
Two Commissioners Named in Montgomery County
Gov Albert C Ritchie named Dr George L Edmonds of Rockville and Archie W Souder of Damascus to the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Frank Ricketts of Gaithersburg resigned to join the State roads commission. Lavinia Engle labeled for a Board of Education seat to replace Edmonds. Edmonds has served since 1893 with reappointments.
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Albert C. Ritchie
George L. Edmonds
Rock
Archie W. Souder
Damascus
Montgomery COUNTY
Frank Ricketts
Gaithersburg
State roads commission
Lavinia Engle
Macyland Home of Delegates
county Board of Education
Dr. Edmonds
House of Nlegates
Board of Education
Christ, Episcopal church
Rockville
Mary Jane Masonry
Souder
P.B
Exima Soud
Labor focus on fourteen dollar minimum wage
Labor groups concentrate on setting a fourteen dollar minimum wage amid rising concerns over living costs. The movement unites unions in northern and southern regions to push for a standardized rate, aiming to influence policy discussions and wage benchmarks nationwide.
U S and England Stand Together at London Parley
London June 28 AP reports fresh plans to stabilize the dollar with the pound and franc were rejected. American officials asserted stabilization is Washington’s administrative matter and the U S delegation lacks authority to discuss it. France faces devalorization as experts predict the franc’s collapse. The American and British teams metprivately and agreed to collaborate where interests align, hoping for conference success.
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London
United States
Washington
FRANCE
Les Jane
wal
Baymond Motley
fils
Roosevelt
McMorey
greeat
moreov
Roosevelt fog bound on Maine coast amid accident reports
Fogbound day off the Maine coast near Lakeman's Bay Rogue Island Me disrupts travel and prompts warnings. A collision near BaltiOfo% causes casualties as a reader recalls a violent wreck at Rngton. Authorities report one killed and another injured in an auto collision.
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ROOSEVELT
MAINE
Lakeman’s Bay
Rogue Island
API
Welfare Board Meeting Held in Frederick County
The Frederick County Welfare Board met Tuesday morning at the Federated Charities building on South Market Street with a large turnout. Plans were formed to extend relief work with federal aid, and Ruth Bin of New York was introduced, to supervise welfare activities for two months. Holmes D. Baker presided. other members include Justice Howard Marin Jones, James H. Grove, John W. Ho, Dr. B.E. Kefa gar, H. McBride, and Miss Helena Stau Walkersville.
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Federated Charities bulldmm
South Market street
Frederick county
Ruth Bin
New York
Keef er Barnes Wedding Solemnized This Evening
Mary Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes and Olive Keefer son of Mr and Mrs Praik Keefer were married in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Amos John Tray. Maid of honor Helen Sisce best man Ash etis and Frederic. Music by Mrs Webster Wantehal and organist. The couple from Frederick and Miss Barnes a 1978 graduate of Frederick Class of 1978.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary Barnes
Charles Barnes
Madson street
Olive
Keefer
Praik B. Keefer
Frederick
Amos John Tray
ASHETIS
Webster Wantehal
Canada
Albany
Regier
depuy
Coblentz Cleared in Trust Co. Case by Court Verdict
State Senator Emery L. Coblentz was found not guilty in a trial over accepting a deposit at Central Trust Company of Maryland while knowing it insolvent. The judge held insolvency was not simple arithmetic and that directors acted to protect depositors, not to profit.
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Coblentz
Trust Co
Emery L. Coblensz
Chresit
Central Tru Company
Maryland
phy
Jedzd Hammond Urner
Arthur Dy Willard
Colee
Leo Weinbberg
Walker FE. Linn
State Bank
Commie
Keay
depos company
Urner
Court of Appeals
Bond
mito
dex
peaie
Isaak
Central Trust
Norman
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