Milk Producers Debate Gut in Production Proposal
The meeting at Winchester Hall gathered Maryland and Virginia producers amid opposition to a plan to curb production. The manager warned a price drop if unchecked output continued, noting reductions in other markets and rising Washington shipments. Proponents argued for stabilizing prices while critics feared reduced volumes and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
John secreaty
Washington
New York
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Mir. McGil
Stocks Waver Then Rise Moderately in Early Trading
Stocks showed early waviness before modest gains as markets opened. Rail shares led slight advances with several names cited, while industry and retail listings shuffled in mixed fashion.
Weather Summary From The Station Sees Varied Past Readings
The report lists precipitation and temperatures with figures from September 1933 and earlier years. It notes a 344 inch total and references historical data from 1929 and 1912. Readers are reminded of past weather measurements and daily temperature readings.
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zampera
Healer Dr Locke Draws Global Visitors for Foot Twist Cure
Reported travel to see Dr Locke the healer who twists feet to alleviate aches as crowds from across the United States and international visitors flock to his home town. Patients arrive on crutches wheelchairs and cots with fees and rapid one foot twist treatments.
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Locke
Union
sean
Willamsburg
Canaga
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Athur T. Ereh
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Nor iy
jasd
permissars
doctors home
Hreh
Baker Park
United St
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marice lime
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tate
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blaad
Wanrore
avaladie
Dr. Locke
Five Injured In Wreck Of New Auto
Five people were injured when a new automobile crashed in Severn Norbeck area of Montgomery County. The collision occurred around 7 29 Monday, with five seriously hurt including Norwood and DeGrange. one passenger identified as Monigom-Sandr Sprang.
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NEW AUTO
ick
county reson
Severn Norbeck
Mont
county
Norwood
West
DeGrange
Monigom- Sandr
New Parcel Post Rates Effective October First
New parcel post rates take effect on October first nationwide changing for standard parcels with adjustments in zones weights and service options. The move affects mailers including businesses and individuals shipping packages across regions with revised pricing structures.
Parcel post rate schedule introduces fractional cent charges
The post office unveils a new parcel post rate system with fractional cent charges for some zones and reduced rural rates. First zone begins at five cents per pound with varying fractions by zone, while local routes receive two cents less. Figures show daily parcel volumes around 375 received and 300 dispatched, and the schedule aims to equalize costs across distances.
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lergih
archer
Earthquake in Greece Causes Heavy Losses
An AP report tallies over 100 dead in a Greek earthquake disaster. Efforts focus on rescue and relief as communities assess widespread damage and casualties.
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GREECE
Raid Near Stil: Four Men Taken After Firefight
Federal agents stormed a site on Sunday morning as four men were taken into custody. The raid ended when operators surrendered or were chased. one man fled into a corn field but was captured. Agents destroyed a 1000 gallon mash tank and found seven gallons of manufactured liquor as evidence. A tenant named Grover Ho is cited in the related summons.
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Leath
Haro
Halli
Wibourne
Leaam
Nelson
Keser
agen
Lishrbau
Sto
Garden Club Meeting Draws Large Frederick Attendance
The Garden Club of Frederick held a Monday meeting at Airs John S. Newman Terrace with 18 members from the Frade club, five from the Blue Ridge Summits, one guest from Washington, four guests from elsewhere, and 30 children. The illustrated Birds feature was presented, arranged by Mrs Charman.■
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Garden Club
Frederick
Airs
John S. Newman
Terrace
Frade club
Blue Ridge
Elizabeth Clark
Sane She Spins Higher Rates Chief Or
Limited readable text shows a headline style fragment about rates and leadership. No clear names, dates, or places are established in the readable portion.
Local Post Officials Attend Cornerstone Layin Event
S Buser local postmaster and Roy McK Hart fan postmaster were among attendees at a Monday afternoon gathering worded as a postal event at Cornerstone Layine. Rows of attendees and postal officials filled the crowd.
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Cornerstone Layine
S. Buser
Biser
Roy McK. Hart
fan
Suesis
Port Rica Storm Roils Coast Killing and Hurting Hundreds
Reports from San Juan indicate at least 30 dead with hundreds injured as a powerful hurricane battered Puerto Rico. Police evacuated hundreds of women and children to safer school buildings, while many homes lost roofs and rain poured inside. Death tolls from towns include Barnas and Sabanalina, with Rio Piedras reporting up to 40 fatalities. The storm then moved toward Santo Domingo and Haiti, following the north coast.
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San Juan
PLA
Exain Sin Juan
Barnas
Sabanallana
Catona
Rio Piedras
Washington
Weather Bureau
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Crisp Named by Hoover to Tariff Commission
A distorted clipping reports Crisp named by President Hoover to the Tariff Commission. The fragment references a vacancy and partisan contention, with unclear surrounding details and several garbled phrases about Senate action and defeat.
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HOOVER
TARIFF COMMISSION
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Captain Hamilton Hurt In Foreign Legion Wreck
Dispatches report Captain Edgar Gour Hamion of the American service was severely injured when a train carrying officers and troops plunged into a ravine near Tiensen Algeria while en route to a reception in Morocco. The crash left many officers and soldiers in distress and possible casualties.
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CAPT. HAMILTON
FOREIGN LEGION
Edgar Gour
Hamion
Tiensen
Algeria
Garonier o
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Local Lutherans to Attend Meets in Baltimore and Frederick
Frederick city figures join the eighth biennial convention of the Women’s Missionary Society in Baltimore and the fourth annual Young People’s Congress. Rev Dr Amos John Trater and Mrs Daisy Crothers are among attendees. sessions run through October 3 with officer elections and Jubilee events.
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fran
goldett
frederick coun
Lutheran
Baltimore
joyaliy
Sis Gearoness
theton
John ©. Bowers
Ernest Har
Sharp
Cumberland
M. E. Thames
Itimore
Frederick city
Amos John Trater
John S. Rena
Edna Himbury
MES
Margaret Falk
Elmira Rena
Annie Secrist
Virgil W. Doub
Daisy Crothers
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Women’s Ass Honary Society
Bra imore
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Siessionary Society
Lutheran rch
Virg W. Doub
Middletown
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St. Mark’s
Dr. S. Woman
Harris Pa
Board of Missions
St. Africa
Judge Warns Jury Not to Regard Remarks in Senator Trial
Federal Judge Frank J. Coleman resumed the trial of United States Senator James J. today warning the jury against being influenced by his earlier remarks. Attorneys say the case concerns a lottery operation and related evidence.
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Nex
Frank J. Coleman
United States
James J
Davis
Explosion shocks Worcester as guard is placed at Harvard president home
Worcester Mass is aroused by a blast injuring a woman and a maid. The blast at Judge Webster Thayer's Worcester home prompts guards at Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell's residence. Investigations point to a bomb and no blame assigned yet. Lowell serves on a three member panel that found Sacco and Vanzetti guilty.
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Joan Ashe
Thayer
Chi Merrill
eran
Lowell
Cambridge
Mass
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Webster Thayer
Worcester
Alvan T. Fuller
witesses
Secco
Vanzetti
PTA Seeks Suitable Movies For Children At Meeting
The Washington Street School Parent-Teacher Association held its first fall meeting Friday evening with president Herbert S Schroce in charge. The program included songs and prayers led by W E Hindley W C Royal and a reading of resolutions urging the showing of appropriate movies for children and families. New staff present included Eugene W Pruitt the new superintendent and Miss Hatcher a new faculty member. Officers listed include Miss Charlotte De, Mrs Miss Ella, Mrs Alger, William Null, Miss Karl Jacobson and Miss George.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Washington Street
Herbert S. Schroce
W. E. Hindley
W. C. Royal
Royal
Miss Hatcher
factulty
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick
WYinsa
Charlotte De- T
Ella ifare
Alger cs
William Null
Gue
Karl Jacobson
George ie
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