Heaps Appeals to Cut Milk Output at Rotary Talk
J. W. Heaps of the Maryland State Dairymen's Association urged Frederick Rotary Club members to aid dairymen in stabilizing prices by reducing milk production. He cited overproduction, helped by independent dealers, and described efforts to implement a class based marketing agreement to balance supply and value for Baltimore and Washington markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhairpmen
J. W. Heaps
Maryland
Datemwen's Association, Inc
Frederick
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Kia
Exis
Miners vote for holiday as coal wage talks loom
In southwestern Pennsylvania delegates from 84 United Mine Workers locals voted to stay out of pits until a wage code deal is reached. The plan calls for a mass meeting at Gant's Field after 250 delegates gathered at Hungarians Hall. About 20,000 miners already stopped work in a widespread industrial action.
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Pricedale
Pennsylvania
Gant
Company Refuses Data Request Tied to Industry Charter
Henry Fornover remains a focal point in the automobile industry charter while officials await his next move. Rogers told E B Reeser that the company would not submit information. The petroleum industry charter enables the committee to call for data with penalties of 500 dollars per day for each violation.
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Henry Forn Orver
Rogers
E. B. Reeser
of Planning and Coordinating Committee
Informaion
Milk Prices Peak in East as Baltimore Sees Surplus Shift
Timore and Washington markets pay the highest prices for milk with Baltimore recording the largest surplus last year. Dairyman remarks on the market, noting many still express frustration. Local officials and dairy figures including Mr. Heaps and Sam Maples attended a gathering with James Gambilliard, Warren Woody, John Allnutt, and others. A four inch helmet moth insect was found on a Greenfield farm by Ellen Cosgrave and two boys captured it, noting its green-bordered wings and large body. Manhattan hosts over a thousand office buildings.
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Timore
Washington
Baltimore
Mr. Heaps
Sam Maples
James H. Gambilliard
Warren V. Woody
John Allnutt
Amon Burgee
A. H. Derr
Ernest Speaks
A. T. Ellin
Brunswick
Alvey M. Isanogk
Westminster
Thomas Waters
Rockville
Harry Cosgrave
Greenfield
Jurors Added for September Term Court Rotations
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Arthur D. Willard named extra jurors to begin the September term. New appointees include James H. Grove Jr in Frederick, L M Wolfe in Catoctin, Dallas W Kehne in Urbana, and others replacing excused jurors. The draw was to fill vacancies and rotate members.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Buckeystown
Harry C. Frye
Augustus W. Nicodemus
Frederick
James H. Grove, Jr
Casper E Cliie
Charles F. Bowers
Charles N. Staley
Catoctin
L. M. Wolfe
Oscar A. Brandenburg
Urbana
Dallas W
Visitors flock to Feese r after mastoid operation
In Taneytown on Sunday visitors to Allen F Feeser at Frederick City Hospital included Maurice J Feeser Barbara Feeser Charles Hilter brick John Sowers Norman Baum gardner Allan F Feeser and family members from town Pleasant Valley and Keymar. Also Sherman Gilds who had goitre removal on August 29 at Frederick City Hospital returned home.
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Taneytown
Allen F. Feeser
Frederick City Hospital
Maurice J. Feeser
Barbara Feeser
Charles Hilterbrick
John Sowers
Norman Baumgardner
Allan F. Feeser
John
Roberta
Mayme Anderson
Raymond Perry
Town
Harry Hoffman
Anna, Keymar
Annie Wantz
Leander Wantz
Elmer Myers
Pleasant Valley
Sherman Gilds
Frederick Street
NEA Campaign Progresses in Frederick County
Mrs. R. 5 J. Qutrow, chairwoman of the Woman's Division, reports a campaign extension to September 23 due to NRA supplies tardiness. Baltimore chairwoman Mrs. John L. Parkhurst confirms the delay and progress. Fourteen meetings have been held city and county with more on the schedule. districts are organized and the effort advances satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
R. 5
J. Qutrow
Frederick County
NAA
Consumers’ Campaign
John L. Parkhurst
Baltimore
Dutrowad
Ludgehead
MacMurray to Attend Wheat Conference Meeting in London
Washington reports John Van Antwerp MacMurray, newly named American minister to Estonia Latvia and Lithuania, ordered by the State Department to proceed to London at once as an alternate American member at a World Wheat Conference committee meeting. He will sail from New York on the 3.5. Manhatta and will work with Ambassador Robert Worth Hingham.
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Washington
John van Antwerp MacMurray
Esthunia
Latvia
Lithuania
State Department
London
MacMurray
Saltoda
New York
Manhatta
Will Collabora
Robert Worth Hingham
Ambaeacs
Great Britain
Americe
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Tin
Who's Who In
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Roosevelt
NRA
Texas Company
Taliesses
Bill Robinson
Manhattan
Chamberlin
Ceres
Wash
Coats
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Chinchilla
Tam
C. E. Cline & Son
C. E. Cline
Aulate Department Store
50C Athletic Union
Schemit
Nainsook
Chambray
Tacobson's
Frice
U. 5
ARS Ae Sey
Patrick ST
Carty
Hendrickson
Logical Garment Center
Mark Cross
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