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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1938

Page

12

Surplus Foods Plan Aims to Help Needy Americans

Secretary Wallace announced a large Agriculture Department program to move surplus farm products to poor Americans at cut prices. A two price system may offer goods and manufactured products below market prices for relief families. Costs would be covered by the government. details and distribution channels are not yet set.

Washington Wallace Agriculture Department New York City

Democratic Workers To Meet At Vindobona

A Democratic party workers meeting is set for tonight at Vindobona at 7 o'clock to back Attorney General Herbert R. O'Conor in the gubernatorial race. Francis Perrott, county campaign chairman, said invitees include supporters of Mayor Howard W. Jackson. A. C. Winebrenner, Jackson’s county leader, hopes to attend despite illness. O'Conor may attend or be in Frederick on Friday for the Fair. The entertainment committee plans fried and raw oysters with refreshments and music by Joe Stephens' orchestra. workers are urged to bring wives and friends. Rescheduled smelting was moved to tonight to boost attendance.

Democratic Party Vindobona Herbert R. O’conor Baltimore Francis Perrott O'Conor Howard W. Jackson Avid C. Winebrenner Jackson Perrott Peteott Frederick Joe Stephens

Bethel Busy Bees Hold October Society Meeting

The Bethel Busy Bees met at Mrs James Wachters home October 5 with twenty four members and several visitors. Vice president Mrs Arthur Lambert presided. Readings and prayer followed. Basket sale support noted. Plans made for parish hall benefit on Tuesday evening. Committee listed. Meeting closed with Lords prayer and plans to meet November 2 at Mrs Foster Angiebergers home. Refreshments served.

Bethel Busy Bees James Wachter Arthur Lambert Eprayer Gordon Palmer Charles Stull James S Wachter Mildred Clem Pauline Compher Claude Stull Foster Angieberger

Fine Catch Of Black Bass In Potomac

A party of four anglers guided by Harry Runkles caught 32 black bass in the Potomac river. The fish weighed from three quarters of a pound to two and a quarter pounds, with about 150 strikes noted. The catch was displayed at 210 East Church Street the same Wednesday night.

F. Ross Myers E. Austin James Frederick William S. James, Sr William Sr. James Texarkana Ark Harry Runkles Knoxville Potomac River Edward James East Church Street

Monterrey Acquires Bishop's Palace for Museum Restoration

Monterrey teams up to acquire the bishop's palace a historical landmark perched on the southern fall and plans to restore it to original beauty and convert it into a historical museum after the purchase on October 13.

Monterrey Mexico

Warrants Issued in Youth Fight Involving CCC Camp

Denton Maryland magistrate J Spencer Lapham reports warrants issued for six persons over a September 14 clash between local youths and Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees. CCC boy Claude Gibbs was injured in the affray.

Denton J. Spencer Lapham Goldsboro CCC Lapham Claude Gibbs

Cong Of Politicians Hold State, He Says

Bruce Warns Voters Against Electing Either Democrat or Republican Governor. Herbert M Brune Jr independent candidate accuses a gang of politicians and condemns both parties. He warns that the state government serves campaign contributors and political returns rather than the people.

Bruce Baltimore Herbert M Brune, Jr Hugh Maryland Tafts Gr.p Agripols GeLvery Anormey Herbert O'Conor

Corn Supply Far Above State's 10 Year Average

Maryland Crop Reporting Service notes October survey shows corn supply 3 percent above last year and 22 percent above the 16 5 year average. Oats potatoes and other crops rise. declines in sweet potatoes hay peaches and barley. An unrelated line mentions a newly hatched chick and its immature plumage.

College Park Maryland Crop Reporting Service

Pennsylvania Farmers Fire 2500 Deer In Self Defense

Harrisburg Oct 12 Pennsylvania farmers have shot more than 2500 deer this year in self defense State Game Commissioner Seth Gordon said today He noted hunting rules are strict yet the department allows deer shooting to protect crops The report shifts to Maryland conservation education plans and Maryland extension leadership comments from Dre Thomas Symons in Charles County

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Seth Gordon la Pista Sid Maryland Dre Thomas B Symons University of Maryland Extension Service Widh Charles Coun

Rural Maryland soil conservation program urged

The speaker said better rural Maryland education depends on a constructive soil conservation program and its rapid development and implementation.

Maryland

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