President Roosevelts Thanksgiving visit to Warm Springs farm
The article describes President Franklin D Roosevelts planned Thanksgiving vacation near Warm Springs Georgia where he will inspect his cattle herd and farm operations. It notes the 140 head herd grown from 25 scrub cattle, output such as 500 bushels of potatoes and varied crops, and measures to promote subsistence farming and self sufficiency.
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E. K
Warm Springs
Franklin D Roose
Farmer Roose
Georgia Warn Springs Foundation
Forestator
Ots Moore Conte
Roosevelt
Georgia
Moore
Jor Moore
Geogia
President Roosevelt
Cabkadl
United States
Witnesses Called For Grand Jury Monday
Fifty one witnesses have been summoned to testify before the grand jury which will convene Monday and remain in session two days. Twenty nine witnesses were slated for Tuesday. The panel includes residents from Brunswick and Tremisburg and other nearby towns. The grand jury will also review other cases arising since September and a new session will proceed after examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Tmmisburg
Thiutmont
Allark
Misys Guraldt
Tronud
Krol West
Patrick Street
Ube
Farm Lands Up for Sale and Related Notices
Fragmented OCR text shows a rural land sale ad dated around 1924 mentioning farm lands, a wine business, and a banquet. Names and places are garbled, but references include a Reno area contact, general notices, and agricultural data, with unclear figures and dates.
Three Die In Mine Disaster At Worksite
A mine accident left three men dead and several workers injured as a collapse trapped miners near the entrance. Foremen and unions reported the crew as Henry Glore and others, with rescue teams clearing debris and continuing to search for missing personnel.
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Apecy Wien
Desvd
Edwart Vita
Frosisurg Bro
Wittman Lonttonring
Willa
Fiessure
Henry Glore
Moston
Police appoint bodyguard for governor-elect amid Miami vacation
Florida police name bodyguard Kat to accompany Governor-elect Heirs W Niece during a Miami vacation. State Police commander confirms Cap Monash Katy will serve without uniform. demotion in chain of command noted as reshuffle follows.
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Antimore
Lb- Stele
Kat _asid
Miami
Edward MK Johnson
Nana
State Police
Cap Monash
Katy
Kate
Moritize relief workers plan and reports delayed
Fragmentary text notes relief work, daily updates, and numbers of persons affected. Mentions Nov 17 and midweek scheduling with references to welfare efforts, but details are obscured. The piece records ongoing tracking of victims and assignments without clear names or places.
Teacher Suit Nearer to Trial in Carroll County Case
A Carroll County Board of Education back salary suit against teacher Mrs Oliver Ehrhart Hampstead advances toward an early hearing in local Circuit Court. Demurrers by defense were sustained, issues framed, and a trial date not yet set as of Friday.
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Caroll County Band of Education
Theopdus
Oliver Ehrhart Hampstead
Ehrbirt
Maryland
Daach Wi
Carroll
Board of Education
Ehrhart
Tercho
Carroll County Beard
Big Business Seeks Cooperating Role With NRA Plans
Washington reports that top business groups including the Chamber of Commerce with National Association of Manufacturers and National Industrial Conference Board are forming a working coalition with the White House on post NRA recovery. Raymond Moley acts as liaison while bankers and industrial leaders press for confidence and expanded lending through federal guarantees for home building and renovation.
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Associated Fresh
Washington
Rooseve
Formsati
White House
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
New York
Chamber
National Association of Manufacturers
National Industrial Conference Board
Industrial Advisory Board
NRA Moley
Raymond Moley
Moley
Episcopal Church in Pittsburgh inaugurates radio services
The Cahary Episcopal Church of Pittsburgh plans to broadcast religious services over a local station. Justus Henry Rathbone and four associates formed the Rooof Prother hood, inspired by Damon and Pythias, with origins traced to a 1568 Boston foundation. Miss Peabody operates an English-speaking kindergarten under the Froebel education model used in Germany.
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Cahary Episcopal Church
Pittsburgh
Justus Henry Rathbone
Pythias
Boston
Miss Peabodys
Roosevelt Sees Tennessee Valley Development Progress
President Roosevelt toured a Tennessee Valley Authority dam site on the Clinch river Tennessee describing the project as a new war to improve conditions for millions. He viewed the growing power and flood control works and met some 12600 workers before continuing to Knoxville and Nashville for further inspection.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Tennessee
Clinch River
Wwe
Civilian Conservation Corps
Nashville
Hog Cholera Outbreaks Reported in Maryland October
October saw 82 hog cholera outbreaks across 23 counties in Maryland 18 on farms and 64 on backyard premises. Caroline and Wicomico led with 11 outbreaks each while Barbargis plants accounted for over a quarter of affected hogs. The article notes Suireers.pelas appearance in Maryland and lists broader regional status including Australia and Canada.
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Mckee
Caroline
Wicomico
Dorchester
Anne Arundel
Washington
Baltimore Kent
Worcester
Prince Georges
Howard and Talbot
Charles and Montgomery
Carroll Frederick Harford
Queen Anne's
Somerset
Pelas
Maryland
US Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry
Marsvland State Board of Agriculture
Australia
Canada
United States
William P F Larsen Post 112 Legion Hosts State Officers
William P F Larsen Post 112 American Legion hosted a Friday night meeting with State officers Linwood G Roger department vice commander Dr J Gray Bowles vice commander Walter Green Post 14 Belaimore Basard H Marshall finance officer Alexander Melone adjran William Pearsen Post and Walter Dem jet adjutant in attendance. The post, the local colored branch of the American Legion, meets every Wednesday with about nine men known in the olive.
Marked improvement seen in farm prices
Washington reports a year of rising farm prices with all farm products up 28 percent from October 1933 to October 1934. The cost of commodities farmers pay rose 9 percent in the year ending September 15 1934, with seed and fertilizer high items, while potatoes fell 35 percent due to oversupply. Corn up 9.8 percent, tobacco 9.7 and oats 8.1 mark the broad gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Farmers Bay
Drouth
Baltimore Milk Price ruling favorsRoyal Farms Dairy decision
U S District Judge W Calvin Chesnut ruled that Agricultural Adjustment Act agents cannot regulate prices and practices of a dairy engaged only in intra state commerce. The decision grants victory to Royal Farms Dairy which opposed Baltimore milk licensing. The court held regulation of intrastate commerce is reserved to Maryland and not within Congress power.
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Baltimore
W Calvin Chesnut
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Royal Farms Dairy
Whic
Federa
Maryland
Congress
Chesnut
Royal Farms Deir
Agricultural Adjustmen Act
Cour
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