Milk marketing agreement details plan and rates
Washington September article explains a milk marketing agreement signed by Secretary Wallace. It sets a 30 day trial license, price ceilings for Class 1 milk and distributed products, audits, fund for adjustments, and district deductions from producer payments to cover enforcement and promotion costs. It notes a 45 cent per hundred pound increase and forecasts higher daily and monthly gross incomes for producers under the test plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry C. Wallace
Thement
Ede
Particwar
Focal
Eaeakte &T
Baltimore
Baltimore Public Health Department
Agricultural Adjustment
Evan
University of Maryland
Annapolis
Maryland State Dairymen's Association
Maryland Dairy Counci
Maryland State Dairymen’s Association
Kew
Maryi Dairymen
Maryland milk market figures from 1932 data
Authorities on the Baltimore market report that a portion of the state fluid milk and cream supply comes from outside Maryland. About 12.5 percent of milk and cream is re-shipped to other states as 40 percent cream. The Maryland State Dairymen's Association handled 27,060,000 gallons through its cooperative sales network in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland State Dairymen's Association, Co-Operative
Urschel kidnapping case reaches jury after short deliberation
In Oklahoma City on September 29 the Charles F. Urschel kidnapping conspiracy case, the first use of the Lindbergh law, was given to the jury in Federal Court. Ten defendants faced 13 jurors after Judge Edgar Vaught delivered the charge and prosecutors pressed for guilty verdicts. The jurors were deliberating at 5:30 p.m. and were excused for the night with no verdict reported.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles F. Urschel
Edgar
Vausht
Federal
Sheree
Oblainsble E'Sewhota
Okishomia City
Edgar &. Vaught
Herbert el
Vaught
Death by own action claims Robert E. Farley in White Plains
Police report the 63 year old real estate dealer and former New York Rotary Club president died by his own hand. Farley was found hanging in his attic and had recently suffered poor health. He authored a personal “card sanatorium” guiding him to stay well and happy.
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White Plains
Robert E. Farley
New York
Rotary Club
Farley
Spekes
A R R A I G N Y O U T H S F O R M A N ’ S M U R D E R
In Hagerstown Alvin J. Fair twenty two and Emanuel Bingaman nineteen both Gettysburg residents were arraigned for murder in the death of Reuben Sollenberger a local auctioneer. They were ordered held without bond as grand jury action proceeds. State officials noted each blamed the other for the shooting and Fair claimed the robbery was planned with Bingaman delivering the pistol.
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Hagerstown
Alvin J. Fair
Emanuel Bingaman
Gettysburg
Washington County
Reuben Sollenberger
Harry &. Snyder
Ant
aMcers
Fale
J. Lloyd Harshman
Clarence Emmett
Bingaman
Fair
Alling
Sollenberger
Maryland farmers seek wheat contracts reach 8000 signers
About 8 000 Maryland farmers have applied for wheat production control contracts, with 278 000 acres signed and reports suggesting total acreage may near 300 000. Frederick County leads with 2 375 signers, followed by Queen Annes, Carroll, Kent, Montgomery, Talbot and Washington counties.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Aiso
Symons
Queen Anne's
Carroll
Kent
Montgomery
Talbot
Washington
Fragmentary historical notes on early U S figures and policies
Disjointed excerpts reference INSWERS ALEXANDER HAMILTON as treasurer for a state body, the University of Michigan admitting women first, Philadelphia as early US capital, religious views on a topic, and uneven crop patterns. Maryland’s performance in tanks is cited, with Dr Gymons noting county agents and farm leaders contributing to a campaign record.
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Alexander Hamilton
Oret UW
University OF Michigan
Philadelphia
United States
Maryland
Gymons
Workers Dismissed At Ford Plant In Newark
Newark N J Sept 28 3 The Ford Motor Company today dismissed 511 employes who failed to report for work Officials said the employes had been intimidated by strikers from the Chester Pa Ford plant Company employment offices were opened immediately to hire replacements The company will not close the plants unless the strike becomes general Strikers Plan Trip Chester Pa Sept 25 Strikers at the Ford Chester plant said they planned a motor trip reinforced by Edgewater N J strikers into Massachusetts and up State New York to picket other Ford plants Their ultimate goal is Ford main plant River Rouge Mich
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Newark
N. J
Ford Motor Company Today
Chester
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
Massachusetts
New York
River Rouge
Mich
Pennsylvania Ford Workers Strike Disrupts Assembly Estab
Pennsylvania Ford Motor Company workers walk out in a sudden strike affecting an assembly plant. About thirty employees reportedly laid down tools and marched outside as managers watched in surprise. The walkout appears to target minimum weekly pay and working conditions.
Hotel Sale Halted by Circuit Court Injunction
Circuit Court for Carroll County issued an injunction to stop the sale of personal property at the Old Ridgeville Hotel. Yohn Wood, as assignee of mortgages, was barred from proceeding with the advertised sale after Harley Dunbar petitioned for relief, claiming Virginia M. Austin lacked title. Dunbar asserts Austin misrepresented ownership when he paid 2200 in cash and mortgaged 1700 on hotel furnishings, with former owner Charles H Kehne advising on the suit.
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Circuit Court
Carroll County
Old Ridgeville
Yohn Wood
Harley Dunbar
Wood
Virginia M. Austin
Dunbar
Brice T. Barr
Brown
Shipley
Virginia Austin
Fusbatel
Dimbar
Charles H Kehne
Frederick
Realty Development Corporation
Prison Disorder Sparks Uproar at Easten Penitentiary
Disorder erupted again tonight at the 103 year old Easten Peniten diae with felons breaking from late recreation, screaming and pounding mattresses. Guards herded inmates back, the uproar audible for blocks as inmates roared and fought.
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Phiadelphia
Penitendiae Ranrore
Hes Os
Charity ball origin claim tied to senator in 1930 trial
In a Loyal Order of Moose magazine item from New York dated Rel. 29 a 1930 charity ball is said to have originated in Sen James J Davis mind. The big trial on charities at Lams cites an indictment linked to 1931 events and Federal Johnson J Hayes allows the earlier affair to influence motives and the alleged lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loyal Order of Moose Magazine
James J. Davis
Charies
Lams
Pennsylvania
Orver
Johnson J. Hayes
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Inswers
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Casper E. Cline
Austin L. Michael
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Carl H. Hane
Lanvette
Ybennett’s
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