Big Harvests Forecast Amid Surplus Concerns
Washington report forecasts a better than average 1939 harvest with abundant food for man and livestock. Wheat, cotton, corn output may dip from 1937 1938 bumper levels but overall supplies look ample and prices are low in many cases. Government benefit payments aid farmer income, while drought areas worry producers in New England and the North Atlantic. Wheat crop estimated at 731 million bushels, about 200 million below last year.
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Washington
Sam
Wallace
New England
North Atlantic
Mayor Hayes Given 10-Year Term in Waterbury Case
Waterbury Connecticut August 22 Mayor Frank Hayes convicted by a Superior Court jury of orchestrating a eight year conspiracy to plunder over 1 million from the city treasury was sentenced to ten to fifteen years in state prison at Hartford. His co defendants Daniel Leary Carl Olson and Thomas Kelly received seven to twelve year terms. Eight others were sentenced to jail or suspended terms with seven of the eight ending in prison.
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Carl D. Olson
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Luther League Convention at Gettysburg College
The eighteenth annual Luther League convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland will meet September 24 at Gettysburg College Pennsylvania. Events include worship with Rev Dr Henry W A Hanson and inspirational addresses on the theme Study to show thyself approved, plus discussions, hymn festival, and a closing banquet with Rev Dr Gould Wickey delivering A Workman.
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Luther League of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Christ Lutheran Church
Henry W. A. Hanson
St. James Lutheran Church
White Rhyne
U. S
Gould Wickey
Amateur Night at Wheaton Park Draws Crowds
About four hundred people attended Amateur Night at Wheaton Park colored playground held recently as a feature night. Prizes went to Charles Jackson Jean Robison and Mary Taylor for song poem and dancing. Twenty participants, judged by applause. Boy’s Night planned for August 22 at 7 pm. Family Night set for August 28 at Wheaton Park.
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Charles Jackson
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Mary Taylor
Plans Comeback for Actress Lillian Lorraine in New York
Plans for a comeback by Lillian Lorraine, once billed by Flo Ziegfeld as the most beautiful actress in theater, unfold as she undergoes treatment in New York after a 17 year hiatus from a neck injury that halted her career.
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Lillian Lorraine
Flo Ziegfeld
New York
Postal Colony firm runs Florida orange groves
The Postal Colony company, formed by retired and active post office workers, owns about 2000 acres of orange groves in Florida.
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Postal Colony Company
Florida
Clemency Denied for William Binkley in 1935 Slaying
William V. Binkley, ex City Councilman, jailed for life in 1935 for the fatal shooting of Dave Nichols in a West Washington tavern, was denied clemency and a sentence reduction by Parole Director Herman Moser in Baltimore. Binkley may seek parole in 1950. John Murray, convicted in 1932 after arson convictions, also denied a parole reduction.
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Dave Nichols
West Washington Street
Herman M. Moser
Baltimore
Moser
Binkley
Herbert R. O’conor
Nichols
John Murray
Murray
John Wiles Convicted of Incest Receives Six Year Term
John Wiles of Washington County was convicted of incest in 1937 and sentenced to six years. He was denied a reduction in sentence and would become eligible for parole in December, according to Moser.
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John Wiles
Washington County
Moser
Wiles
Annual Picnic Of Firemen Aug. 25
Washington County Volunteer Firemen's Association members are invited to the Williamsport Fire Co picnic at Brewer's clubhouse above Williamsport on Friday afternoon and evening August 25. The event starts at 4 o'clock and includes games, amusements, luncheon, and refreshments. A tie softball playoff between Maugansville and Williamsport firemen is featured. several newly elected state officers plan to attend to meet the county firemen.
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Washington County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Williamsport Fire Co
Brewer's
Williamsport
Maugansville
Williamsports
State Association
Wrongful liquor charges hit Chicago dishwasher
Judge N J Bonelli rules Yee Yuen Him must serve 90 days in jail after his employer Ben jamin Joe is charged with correctly buying liquor and charging it to the restaurant where Him works. The case centers on alleged liquor purchases made for the dining house by the accused.
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Chicago
N. J. Bonelli
Yee Yuen
Benjjamin Joe
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