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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1933

Page

10

Wheat surplus debate voiced by US grain expert

John F P Boughan summarizes Bernard W Snow's statement on a wheat surplus in the United States. Snow argues domestic demand will absorb crops, export carryover remains uncertain, and carryover stocks may shrink to about 135 million bushels next year without new exports.

John FP. Boughan United States Bernard W Snow Piytha Berth Pacific Isa Ancor Bureau of Agricultural Econemies United States Department of Agriculture Aa Neal Gurplus Oregon Washkogim Ford

Taxes 1244 Cents Show Century Tax Change

A News Post Friday exhibit compares historic focal taxes from 1824 to 1830 43 with modern rates. It notes 1826 corporation tax at 12 1 2 cents per dollar versus 85 cents now, highest receipts at 25 cents, three year county road tax at 50 cents, and today six month city tax at 41 cents amid rising expenditures and lower population in Frederick.

News-Post Betts @pecht Adams Our Frederick Henry Steiner Frederice

Downward Revision of Freight Rates Urged by Examiners

Washington Sept 22 two Interstate Commerce Commission examiners William J Koebel and Arthur J Parker urged a downward revision of freight rates partly by railroad and partly by water across the Great Lakes. They proposed rejecting wide railroad proposals and substituting lower rates, especially for Northwest to East routes. The report divides the East and West into three groups for rate making and calls dairy rates drop to zero under certain minimums. It also recommends lake to East routes be 15 cents lower to New England and 10 cents lower to parts of Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Ohio and Virginia.

Washington Great Laken Inter-State Commerce Commission William J Koebel Arthur Parker Exarothers Winchester Tllinois Wiseawa North Dakota Michigan Minnesota South Dakota Lake Superior East New England Pennsytania Maryland West Virginia Ohio Virginia

Vanity and debt loom in Detroit as major leaders speak

Chicago dispatch reports Acting Major John W Smith of Michigan denounces vanity and extravagance driving Detroit’s plight. He cites the city’s bankruptcy court petition and urges the Sumner-Wikes oil bill, seen as enabling municipalities to restructure debts with creditors, to be supported by the majors conference.

Chicago

Euripides and Bismarck Mentioned in Fragmentary Note

A garbled 480 B C fragment mentions Euripides the Grecian dramatist and 1865 Bismarck becoming premier. The excerpt appears as stray OCR from a history page, lacking coherent context but signaling topics on classical tragedy and late 19th century politics.

B.C Euripides Bismarck

Looted American Home Sparks Cuban Tension

Washington reports unrest over a looted American home near Havana amid protests to island authorities. Secretary Hull says no injuries, but details on the American involved, property damage, and looters are unclear as Ambassador Welles plans representations. In Baltimore, Horn and Lowenthal Inc files articles of incorporation to run a Frederick real estate office and act as builders with 100 shares par value 1.

Washington Cuba Melua Havana Menj Ie Welles Horn and Lowenthal Inc Agenes Frederick Jacob Kartman Herre Adethere Abranam Makover Baltimore North Market Sreet Vir Kartman Cotal

Regional Agencies to Mediate Strikes Formed

Washington announces regional labor boards to mediate strikes as NRA chief Hugh Johnson faces calls to end public resignations and internal disputes. Johnson plans to push for harmony while Johnson and Len Wagner lead the effort with New York officials amid interagency conflict and Roosevelt’s recovery act clarifications for wage agreements across union and non union workers.

Washington National Labor Board Hugh Johnson NRA Johnson Regional Labor Board Len Wagner New York Anma Roosevelt

Driving Over Foot Not Reckless, Court Finds

Magistrate Andrese ruled last night in Catonsville police court that driving over a traffic cop’s foot is not reckless driving and dismissed the case against Ross W. Hooper of Howard County. Corporal Plummer testified the foot was run over. Hooper said he did not aim at the foot and was told to go on. Hooper posted 3270 collateral for his appearance after warrants were issued. charges included reckless driving and failing to stop after an accident.

Baltimore Andrese Lmst Cationsie Police Court State Police Ross W. Hooper May- Held Hooper Corporal Plummer Plummers Frederick Road Catonsville Ellicott City Plummer Mr Hooper Corporal Plummers Howard County

Asbestos Source Noted Near Thetford Mines Quebec

A report identifies Thetford Mines area in Quebec as the world’s chief asbestos source within North America. U S Attorney General Homer Cummings is also mentioned in connection with the topic.

Montreal North America Thetford Mines Quebec U. S Homer Cummings

Mistaken Leads Over Lindbergh Case Stir Antwerp Arrests

Police in Paris misidentified a clue to the Lindbergh kidnapping, announcing a ransom note clue that proved unfounded. Belgian authorities later linked a 1000 pound note to a Monaco to Paris consignment and three men were sentenced for receiving it. investigators doubted the ransom connection.

Paris Bank of England Antwerp Monaco

State inspector surveys county dairy farms for sanitation

Dr K P Dosots leading a semi annual inspection with Dr E C Kefauver into dairy milk pasteurizing plants across the county. About one hundred farms will be visited over three weeks with focus on cleanliness, buildings, equipment, and herd health. Several sites near Emmitsburg Thurmont and Brunswick reviewed. four farms flag for corrective action and possible suspension from supply.

K.P. Dosots Bureau of Pure Foods and Drugs State Department of Health EC Kefauver Seventh Street Pike Deads Kefauver Viseo Willike Brunswick Mr Pleasant Feaga Jefferson Thursda Fridz Dozois Asc

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