Wheat checks distributed first on 934 crop in Frederick County
Government farmers in Frederick County will receive about $80 000 in wheat crop checks as the first payment at 20 cents per bushel. County Agent Henry R Shoemaker announced distribution through meetings across the county to speed receipt by about 1 400 wheat growers. some farmers awaiting last year's final payment due to tenancy and ownership changes will also get 1934 payments when mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agric Devermat Iterimtatratry
Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Wiliam HL Rent
Frederick County Association
Adamstown Bank
Urbana
New Market
Jefferson
Middletown Memorial Hall
Myersville
Walkersville
Liberty
Lewistown
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Court House
Mo Tne
Uwbetter
Weather and Flight News From Pacific and Australia
Extreme cold and wind hit regions with snow flurries along the Cleveland to New York route. Oct rainfall remains low, while winds peak at 50 mph at the airport. Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith launches a multi‑leg Pacific flight from Suva toward Honolulu and Oakland, aiming to cover 7,365 miles in stages.
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New York
Sutbury
Pal
Sundar
Suva
Fiji Islands
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Naseciia
Honolulu
Brisbane
Australia
Oakland
Sir Charles
Navy Midto
San Francisco
Samoa
Navy Radio
Free
Horne Island
Brunswick votes to raise tax and water rates in 1934 35
At a special meeting the Mayor and Council of Brunswick set the 1934 35 tax rate at 8.10 per hundred dollars an increase of 10 cents. The water rent increases were approved to 24 per year effective November 1 to make the department self sustaining amid deficits from rising costs and debt service. Great Britain issues three million peg icce Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayors and Council of
Brunswick Thursdy’ West
Great Britain
Butler Calls War International Racket and Outlaw
Former U S Marine Corps head Major General Smedley D Butler denounces war as international racket and a tool of munition makers. He urges veterans to unite to outlaw war and supports a constitutional amendment requiring public approval to declare war, citing Allies debt and White House pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Smedhey D. Butler
U. S. Marine Corps
Butler
White House
Wh-Son
Pedser
Germany
Kun
AFL Chief Urges Industry Co Operation To Restore Jobs
Washington October 28 The American Federation of Labor says more men are without work now than a year ago and urges industry to cooperate in a general program to raise production and employ workers to the previous level. William Green warns federal relief is not building steady wages as 39 764 000 were employed in September 1933 and 1934 shows a decline. Unemployed numbered 9 976 000 in September, up 177 000 from August and 1 047 000 from last May's low.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
Wilam Green
A. F. of L
Toy
Green
Profi Rer
Vna
Ryte TV
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Like Stage Coach Days
Detroit report details a Chicago-bound bus robbery on the outskirts. Three well dressed suspects in a trailing car signaled the hold up with horn blasts. A pistol was shown to driver Philip Flekert who was forced to continue while passengers surrendered purses and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
South Bend
Ind
Philip Flekert
Fickert
Little Hope For Arms Limitation Seen Now
Washington report by the Foreign Policy Association says major powers are spending far more on armaments than in 1913, blunting disarmament prospects. France up 25.8 percent, Italy 26.3, Great Britain 46.6, United States 190.9, Japan 388 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foreign Policy Association
London
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Lee
France
Italy
Auto Motorcycle Collision Injures Rider Near Union Bridge
Lewis Wetsel about 19 sustained a right leg fracture and body injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car on the road between New Windsor and Union Bridge Sunday afternoon. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital around 6:50 p.m. and was reported doing as well as could be expected. The crash occurred as Veteer tried to pass another auto and struck the machine driven by Frank Norris of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, sending Wetsel flying unconscious. Dr. C. H. Legg treated him at the scene before transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wetsel
Keymar
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Frederick City Hospital
Veteer
New Wind Psor
Frank Norris
Cypress Avenue
Johnstown
Weisel
C. H. Legg
Wetzel
Roy Lowman
CL. Parker
Magistrate releases Norris on own recognizance after accident
Magistrate Wagner releases Norris of New Windsor on own recognizance pending Wetzel's recovery. Wetzel was unable to make a statement after the crash and Norris had previously resided in New Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Windsor
Norris
New Windsor
Wetzel
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Joseph Nathan Kane
Alexander Milton
the Treasury
Maluch Chunk
Hyde
Reading
Waenington
Wall Street
Kingsford-Smith
Pacific
Tralia
California
Frederick
Delorees
de Ryves
Brunswick
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Emerald
Raat Patrick
Frederteh
H. L. Mills
Aventage Clee Sanday
Labor Federation
Dustry
Hendrickson’s
Hendrickson
Lewis Wetzel
C. C. Carty Incorporated
East Fatick SL
Tecqerick
Priscilla
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