Hoover Says 16 to 20 Million Tons of Food Surplus
Hoover, former Food administrator, told a House committee that U S production of food this year exceeds consumption by 16 to 20 million tons. He blamed high retail prices on public psychology to buy expensive goods and on speculative накопления shipments. He also discussed federal cold storage and export controls to Germany and warned against using storage receipts as speculative instruments.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
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Tie
Germany
Mr. Hoover
Ten In Burning Mine Entombed In Ohio Coal Shaft
Fears of poisonous fumes surround a mine in Ohio where twenty workers are entombed in mine No 2 of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal company after an electric fan sparked a fire near noon. No explosion reported. Rescue efforts continue as toxic gas is feared to have claimed the workers.
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Youghiogheny
Ohio Corl Courpany
Visit of Lafayette 1824 Frederick County Tribute
Ninety five years ago Frederick County celebrated General Lafayette's visit in December 1824. A grand procession, arches at Market and Patrick Streets, a dinner at Mrs Talbot's tavern, and an official welcome at Monocacy Bridge highlighted the event. Judge Abraham Shriver delivered the welcome, praising Lafayette as a benevolent patriot and liberator, while Lafayette replied with thanks and willingness to continue fellowship with Maryland citizens.
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General LaFayette
Market
Patrick and Wirth
Frederick Poer Ladin
Masonc
la Fayette
Talbot
John McPherson
Charles W. Ross
da Fayette
Ceorge Washington
Monsieur
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Old Jug Bridge
Moneocacy
Abrahan Shriver
Mixses
M. Janet Williams
Eleanor Shriver
Monocacy Bridge
Judge Shriver
John Ritchie
Wshian Goldsborough
J. Baltzell
George Buer
Lay
General la Fayette
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Hall
Wanhngton
Repubilean
Elvil
Thuy
America
Washington Franklin
Jefferson
Ug Temple of Liberty
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LaFayette McDe
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Mysalf
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Lancaster Leads In Wheat Among Pennsylvanian Counties
Lancaster heads the wheat production list in Pennsylvania counties, with Berks at the top in rye and oats, according to state agriculture statistics based on 700 district reports. Wheat totals reach 28,011,000 bushels, rye 4,736,800, oats 34,540,500. York follows in wheat, while Berks leads oats and rye. Berks shows 880,227 bushels in rye. Northampton is second in rye. The report notes robust wheat and rye crops, high corn, and promising buckwheat and potato prospects.
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Harrisburg
Pennaylvan
Lancaster
Berks
State Department of Agriculture
York
Franklin
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Somerset
Northampton
Burks
Miners Will Open Novem ber 1 In West Virginia
West Virginia Miners Will Works Fairmont W Va Oct 80 Mike of operators who are members of the Northern West Virginia Coal Operators association will be open November 1 O N Jenkins president of the association announced The mines represent a production of about 21 1 600 000 tons annually and give employment to 23 000 men Mr Jenkins we said Gives Each Child a Farm Marysville Pa Oct 30 Jacob Barner of Prouts Valley desiring to distribute some of his estate while yet alive at a recent family gathering presented each of his children with fully equipped farm Seven children were included as follows Charles Lee Roy and Lutheran Barner Mrs Mary Spicer Mrs Margaret Lyter ands Mrs Milton Gelnett cover
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Fairmont
W. Va
Mike of
Northern West Virginia Coal Operators’ Association
O. N. Jenkins
Mines
Jenkins
Marysville
Jacob Barsner
Prouts Valley
Charles Lee
Roy
Lutheran Barner
Mary Spicer
Margaret Lyter Ands
Milton Gelnett
John Wanamaker Honored for New Committee Chair
John Wanamaker was elected chairman of the executive committee of the World's Sunday School association, succeeding the late H. Hel at Pittsburgh. James W. Kinnear of Pittsburgh was chosen as ice chairm for the body, with the notice dated October 30 in New York.
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New York
John Wanne
Smaker
World's 5 Sunday School Association
H. J. Hel
Pittsburgh
James W. Kinnear
Ittsburgh
Wim
Regulars Depart Fort Benjamin Harrison for Erie Proving Grounds
A provisional company of 100 men and three officers under Major L. L. Lampert left Fort Benjamin Harrison for the Erie proving grounds near Clinton to carry riot duty and field rations. The move follows orders issued for duty in Ohio and Indianapolis area.
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Indianapolis
Ind
L. L. Lampert
Fort Benjamin. Harrison
Erie Proving Grounds
Clinton
Vata
Back-Up With Airplane Test Reported in Dayton Field
Fragmentary notice from Dayton Ohio dated October 30 describes successful tests of a reversible airplane at McCook Field. Officials announce the back yard plane is here, signaling progress in aircraft development and potential new training or utility applications.
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McCook Avindeés
Peller
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