Dairy group debates price maintenance plan at Baltimore meeting
In Baltimore on November 1 Dr E W Gaumnitz head of the dairy section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration said a government price maintenance program through surplus dairy purchases could be initiated under existing authority. The convention expects over 3,000 attendees as N P Hull of Lansing urged tighter dairy organization and warned that the Black Connery bill, if enacted, would hurt dairy interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
E. W. Gaumnitz
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Gaumnitz
National Co-operative Milk Producers Association
AAA
Charles W. Holman
Holman
America
M. F. Barnes
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry
Mark Welsh
Maryland
Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Hull
H. c. Byrd
University of Maryland
Business Let-Down To Continue Into 1938
Washington forecast from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics predicts the 1938 national income will fall short of 1937’s 69 billion. Prices and farm buying power expected to decline while farm exports rise in volume but at lower prices. Government pump priming through relief expenditures to taper, with indications the recession may be temporary.
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Washington
Burea of
Agricultural Economics
Ducks Regulations Increase Numbers By NEA Service
Duck regulations raise duck counts across northern divisions as USDA and Biological Survey report success of conservation rules. Open seasons vary by zone October to December with nine protected species banned, while hunters must identify fowl by nonstandard local names such as butterball and fiddler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture and Biological Survey
Atlantic Ocean
Local Briefs Mention Residents and Travel
In Waynesboro Mrs. R C Fink is spending several days this week in Cumberland while noting residents Burg and Marvin Shindledecker in the same area.
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Burg
Marvin Shindledecker
Waynesboro
R. C. Fink
Cumberland
Thurmont Social News and Hosts Visit Relatives in Pa
Thurmont residents and relatives are noted visiting family in Lancaster and Waynesboro Pa. Oc circling gatherings include Halloween party at Daniel Lesher’s home and multiple calls on the Ramsburg and Shook households. E G Shook gains slow improvement after illness. several local families are recorded visiting them in Hagerstown and Frederick.
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Thurmont
Oscar Ramsburg
Dolly
Lewis Shook
Charles
Harry Schiding
Lancaster
Catherine Rippeon
Roger
Maynard Ramsburg
Amy Bogler
Daniel Lesher
Waynesboro
Joyce
Roger Ramsburg
Liberty
Mehrle
Jimmy Keeney
William Hovis
Baltimore
Mildred Carty
Mae Ramsburg
Russell Forney
Jacob Davis
E. G. Shook
Hagerstown
Ramsburg
Jacob Gorman
Frederick
Jack Talbert
Beatrice
Billy
Martin L. Clem
Helen
Audrey Clem
Tommy
Donald Clem
Frank Stottlemyer
Louise
DeMolay Basketball Begins Practice and Schedule
The DeMolay basketball team will practice Thursday night from 6 to 7 at the YMCA gym. Opening game likely with Company B in Hagerstown on November 21. Manager Buddy Price has 19 letters out for games and plans contests with Church Street, Maryland State School, Frederick High School and St. John's High School. A DeMolay state teams tournament is planned for season end. Remaining players from last season include Price, Loy, Lanner, Nagle, Zeigier, Alexander and Read. several new players expected. Ralph Orrisson and Ernest Webb are lost to the team. Harry Nogle leads the rifle team in the Tyro Rifle League. shooters should report. Mil ton Frank Jr, James McCanner and Charles Simpson Jr were mainstays last year. a match is pending with York, Pa DeMolay.
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Company B
Hagerstown
Buddy Price
Church Street
Maryland
Frederick High School
St. John’s High School
Price
Loy
Lanner
Nagle
Zeigier
Alexander
Read
Ralph Orrisson
Ernest Webb
Harry Nogle
Nogle
Milton Frank, Jr
James McCanner
Charles Simpson, Jr
York
DeMolay
Marx Brothers Fined $1000 Each in Copyright Case
Groucho Marx and Chico Marx were fined $1,000 apiece in Federal Court in Los Angeles after conviction on a copyright infringement charge. Their attorney filed an appeal. The jury found them guilty of using gag material in a radio broadcast previously submitted to them. The brothers claimed writer Al Boastberg prepared the script.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Groucho Marx
Chico Marx
Carroll
Garrett Graham
Marx Brothers
al Boastberg
Fire damages barns at Edgar Houghs farm near Bark Hill
Union Bridge reports a morning fire at Edgar Houghs farm near Bark Hill destroying a corn crib and shed. Two horses, three calves and about 200 bushels of barley burned despite quick fire company response. House and small buildings survived with some insurance noted. Residents and visitors described.
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Union Bridge
Edgar Hough
Bark Hill
M. Hough
Frank Cover
New York
Rt. J. Walden
Harry Cover
Baltimore
R. J. Walden
C. E. Easterday
Littlestown
Frank E. Town
Local social notes from Copperville and nearby towns
Copperville residents report visits and trips including Mr and Mrs Carol Hess in Washington D C and others visiting Detour Harrisburg Hershey Taneytown Westminster Baltimore Otterdale and Westminster over the weekend. Various couples and families are listed with brief travel and visit details.
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Copperville
Carol Hess
Washington, D. C
Charles Deberry
Franklin Baker
Detour
Lawrence Foutz
Harrisburg
Hershey
Charles Bowers
Laurence Foutz
Charles Young
Taneytown
Clayton Boyd
James Hoy
Otterdale
Jas. Little
Westminster
Mr. Redding
Pennsylvania
U. B. Church of
Emerheiser
Harry Kelly
Mattie Biehl
Baltimore
Social notes from Rockville and Harrisburg visits
Rockville resident Ellen Armstrong is visiting Harrisburg, Pa. Mrs Earl B Cliff of Ortonville Minn guests include Miss Elizabeth Meany. Local entertaining during the week features Catherine Smith, and wives Helfrich Eastwood Welsh and Wilson. Mr and Mrs R R MerTil are in California. Mr and Mrs William E Scalon of Cincinnati visit Rockville couples Branett and Thompson.
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Ray Myers
Edgar Graham
Waynesboro
Young Mothers Club
Monroe Proutz
Mason
William Hobbs
Bessie Clemson
Truman Pearce
Roland Park
Lmmr
C. D. Beggs
Baltimore
Lowell Birely
Butty Metcalfe
Westminster
Betty Hess
Samuel Diehl
Harvey Haines
R. C Funk
C. B. Funk
Leslie McKenzie
Gien Solenberger
Arthur Stauffer
Margaret Lesher
Chambers
Rockville
Ellen Armstrong
Harrisburg, Pa
Earl B. Cliff
Ortonville
Minn
Elizabeth Meany
Catherine Smith
William Helfrich
Carl Eastwood
F. Barnard Welsh
Barrett Willson
R. R' Mer- Til
California
William E. Scaloan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul Branett
Francis Thompson
Truth Stranger Than Fiction Involving Sister Wife Case
Mary Lee Williams learned a month after marrying Ber Spock that he is her brother. Orphaned 20 years earlier, they were raised by different families near Springfield Missouri. Spock worked for her foster parents last summer. They verified the sibling link and the reveal led to a secret remarriage now annulled.
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Mary Lee Williams
Ber Spock
Spock
Springfield
New Ane provides relief say Hagerstown matron
Mrs B A Black of 426 Mechanic Street Hagerstown Maryland endorses ANE the triple strength herbal compound sold by Williamson's Drug Store Frederick Maryland Hearing relief from years of constipation headaches biliousness dizziness and poor appetite she reports being 190 percent better after a few weeks of use and urges others to consult the ANE man today Health booklet free at Blairs Pharmacy Waynesboro uffman's and Brunswick stores
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Williamson’s
Frederick
B. A. Black
Mechanic Street
Hagerstown
Williamson
Blairs Pharmacy
Wayneshors
Pauffman
Brunswick, Ma
Joint Service at Manor Parish St Marks Doubs November 7
A joint service of Manor Parish Lutherans led by Rev. Arthur G. Null will be at St. Marks Doubs Sunday at 3 PM with all three choirs. Dr. Carl Rasmussen of Washington DC will speak. It marks the fifth anniversary of the present pastorate. Junior rally at 6:30 with Miss Mary Hildebride speaking on Lutheran kindergarten work in Japan. Public banking offering at 7:30 with Miss Hildebride speaking again.
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Manor
The
Lutheran Church
Arthur G. Null
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Carl Rasmussen
Washington, D. C
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Welock
Young People's League
Mary Hildebridle
Japan
Lutheran Church In
Miss Hildebridle
Raisin Sauce for Ham or Tongue
A simple raisin sauce recipe combines brown sugar salt vinegar water and cornstarch with butter and halved raisins. Cook ten minutes until thick, then add vinegar and raisins and simmer until plumped and boiling. Serve hot with ham or tongue. yields about two cups.
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N. P. Hull
Lansing, Mich
Federation
Howard W. Jackson
NEA
Groucho
A.b.c
Bernarr Macfadden
Bernarr Macfadden Foundation
Physical Culture Hotel Incorporated
Dansville, New York
P.C.H
Spain
France
Africa
Valencia
Falicante
Gijon
Madrid
News-Post
Colette Lyons
Dick Merrill
London
13Th Street
Albert C. Palmer
George S. Rodock & Son
St. At
Pa. R. RB
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market &T
Commercial BaNk of Maryland Rederick- 0
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Investor
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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