Milk price rises prompt NY milk rate dispute
Metropolitan area dairy talks report New York City market prices and shipping rates. Producers in the 265 mile zone receive 4.50 per hundredweight with 25 cent production differentials. Federal bargaining aims to enable relief sales at five cents per quart in New York City. Delegates include Ralph Norton Leon Chapin Robert Lamont Homer Rolph Jay Treat and ex Senator Francis MeRoy.
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Indifference to Suffering Questioned in Public Message
The piece reports reactions to global suffering and the Versailles treaty era, noting warnings about war and dictatorship. It mentions Rev De and Dr Sockwan from a college trust group, with a church event held after a sermon in a chamber of conscience.
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Trade Pacts to Be Topic at League Meeting
The March general meeting of the League of Women Voters will be held Wednesday night at 3 at the FAW-C.A. auditorium. John P. Crege, executive secretary to the Committee for Reciprocal Information of the Department of State, will discuss trade agreements in a changing world. Gregg, a Stanford and Sorbonne alumnus and NY and DC bar member, previously served as assistant to the U.S. Secretary of Commerce and headed the American section of the International Chamber of Commerce. The Committee for Reciprocal Information is designated to receive views from interested parties before negotiating reciprocal trade agreements, with members from various government bodies involved in the Trade Agreement Act.
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Ohn P. Crege
Department of State
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Stanford University
Sarbonne
Paris
New York State
Washington
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International Chamber of Commerce
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Vernon couple awarded 12 000 in Supreme Court case
A 12 000 verdict was returned for Mr and Mrs Gertrude Adams and their daughter Elizabeth in a negligence suit against two Syracuse defendants. The jury awarded 10 000 to Mrs Adams, 4 200 to Elizabeth, and 1 000 to Howard Adams after hearing injuries from a car crash on Route 5 on Oct 12 1939. The jury deliberated under two hours.
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Vernon
Supreme Court
Swrecusans
Gertrude Adams
Elizabeth
Howard Adams
Edward Gardner
Andy Htriven
Edward Bourlock
Syracuse
Man in Snowbawk Arrested After Exposure Rescue
Police found Kolinski, 72, underdressed and seeping in a snow bank on Richmond Avenue. Officers removed his garments, seized about 50 pounds of junk, and held him overnight. It was his 294th arrest since 1927. He pled guilty to public intoxication in police court and received a suspended sentence.
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Lisle Toms
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Obsolete Records Urged Free Banest Bo Es
In a public notice the court urges disposal of obsolete county records stored in the basement. A referee will personally supervise the destruction to prevent loss or misuse of sensitive documents and ensure compliance with archival rules. Local officials emphasize safeguarding public records.
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Local Record Fragment On Deputy Testimony
Fragmentary OCR text references Galinezer and a deputy county lth with testing of Rey being no longer needed. Context unclear. no full names, places, or dates present to establish a concrete event or outcome.
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Meetings A benedit alae bold omsrrow
A fragmented note hints at a scheduled meeting or gathering involving several individuals. The readable parts reference a group event or important discussion set to occur soon, with unclear details about participants and location.
Finn Peace Seen As New Nazi Burden by Swedish Paper
Swedish newspaper reports that Finns face growing political strain amid anti fascist pressure and renewed public scrutiny of extremism. article notes national tensions, cross party debate, and the rise of right leaning rhetoric impacting policy and society.
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Son and Grandson Get $1,000 Each
A brief item notes that a son and his grandson each received $1,000 in a family or local transaction. Details on source, reason, or circumstances are sparse in the readable text.
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