Drought profiteers to be squelched by U S govt
Washington August 18 government agencies prepared to curb drought profiteering amid rising food costs and hoarding reports. Secretary Henry A Wallace warned gains must not burden consumers while AAA officials plan price control, licensing powers, and potential processing competition to keep staple prices fair. Projections indicate pork, beef and mutton prices will rise due to forced cattle slaughter and tight supplies.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Frederick Howe
AAA 15
AAA
Grain farmers seen to gain on crop output prospects
The report notes large stocks and rising prices for staples with grain farmers projected to gain about 300 million dollars this year. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics tallies combined crops at about 2.959 billion dollars, up 297.7 million from 1933, while fears linger that surpluses could return if markets swing too far.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
AAA
Wallace
Trip Into Canada Promises Long Lorain County Camp
Ten Lorain County boys and men prepare for a three week camping trip into Canada under Rev F Eastman of Amherst and Robert H Goucher, Disland M C A boys work secretary. Equipment lists include outboard motor tent stakes axes and cooking gear. Most of the stay will be at Kipawa Ontario near North Bay chosen for solitude. One more member is hoped to join to reach 11.
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Canada
Rev F . Eastman
Amherst
Robert H Goucher
M C. A
Kipawa
Ontario
North Bay
Cahawan
Lorain County
Goacner
Election Party At Eagles Club in Elyria
A busy week starts with an Ing clambake hosted by the Elyria Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles for Eagles and friends. Large crowd attended with dances by Wiss Dolly May and dancing to High Hatters Band. The degree and drill team meet tonight and election party returns on state and county offices will be announced tomorrow.
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Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie For Eagles
Wiss Dolly May
High Hatters
Aenue
Forecast Livestock Feed Shortage Reported in County
A serious shortage of livestock feed in Loram County is indicated by initial survey returns from the county agricultural extension service led by C I Hummel. Completed and partial reports show drought and lower yields as principal causes with calls to farmers to submit remaining forms to finalize county results and aid state understanding.
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Loram County
Counts Agricultural Extension Service
C I Hummel
Counts
Hunmel
Children Entertained At County Health Camp
Lorain County children at the Vermilion river county health camp enjoy entertainment programs during their weeklong stay. Entertainers last week were the Krugman Brothers and Winters Brothers Trio. This week's act will be Bards Of Ohio, with Friday evening showings scheduled.
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Lorain
Vermilion River
Variou
Paul Wainwight
Krugman Brothers
w+ Winters Brothers
Bards Ohi
Bells G
Sleek owner sought for abandoned car pickup
Police searched for the owner of a car left at 346 Furnace Street about two weeks ago. Bridgett reported a man brought the vehicle and asked his son to install a new top, which was completed, and the man never returned to reclaim the car.
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Willam Bridgett
Furnace Street
Bridgett
Briggett
Youngest Son of Former King of Spain Dies in Crash
At Vienna on August 13 Prince Gonzales, 20, heir to a now defunct Spanish throne, died from stomach and blood vessel injuries after a car accident near Krumpendorf. His sister Infanta Beatrice, 25, swerved the car to shield a bicyclist, crashing into a wall. Beatrice survived.
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Vienna
Gonzales
Spain
Infanta
Beatrice
Krumpendorf
Alfonso
Con
Evolutionary Shift From Pleasure to Reality Principle
The note explores Freud’s move from the pleasure principle to the reality principle, framing the adjustment as an ongoing evolutionary transition guiding human behavior. It highlights how perception of need, constraint, and adaptation shapes drive management over time.
Automobile Stolen From Carlisle Inn Lot
William Graham of Vermilion reported to the sheriff's department that his car was stolen from the Carlisle Inn parking area last night. He said eight dollars worth of clothing were in a bag in the car.
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William Graham
Vermilion
Sheriff's Department
Carlisle Inn
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