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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1941

Page

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Aviation talks extend as Cox reports uninterrupted 45 hour window

Duncan B. Cox vice president of the company said John Owens of the National Defense Commission spoke with Walter Smethurst in Washington. They agreed negotiations would continue uninterrupted for a 45 hour period and Owens would join later negotiations tonight.

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Assembly Plans Budget Cuts By Reducing Wages Of Hirelings

Annapolis Md Jan 10 The Legislative Council proposes saving 7260 wags by cutting salaries of clerks and reducing door keepers with a shift in timing for the pay cuts. Governor O Conor backs 1943 implementation while lawmakers weigh the plan. The central tax assessment proposal faces Senate opposition.

Annapolis Legislative Council General Assembly Sre Arthur Brice Orient County Senate Thomas Conlon Baite House Council O’conor Special Television Commission Dudler G. Roe Roe Assembly Maryland Ibig O'Conor Tax Revision Commission

Best Yields From Hybrids

Hybrid corn offers higher yields sturdier grain and greater standability than local open pollinated varieties. Farmers new to hybrids should plant small acreages testing several candidates over multiple years and maturities to identify the best adapted hybrids for their locality.

Roosevelt seeks broad wartime aid authority to Congress

The proposed bill would authorize unlimited funding and empower the President to deploy existing government agencies to transfer American war materials. Supporters call it a blank check while critics warn of expansive power, with swift House action expected though Senate opposition may slow proceedings.

Certified seed pedigree hybrids urged for farmers

The report lists open pedigree hybrids U S 13 Indiana 343 Iowa 939 U S 44 and Kentucky 82 and warns farmers to buy only officially certified seed. Certification tags guarantee true pedigree proper flesh work and uniform quality.

U. S Indiana Iowa Kentucky

Bridge Plans Are Being Delayed Over Potomac Span

Baltimore January 20 Ezra B Whitman state roads commission chairman said an act of Congress would be necessary before a tristate bridge could be built over the Potomac at Sandy Hook Edmond H Johnson Maryland assistant attorney general notified him congressional authority was needed since the bridge would be interstate Construction may be delayed indefinitely Johnson said a bill to authorize the bridge failed to pass in the last Congress and another bill would be introduced in the new Congress to start over

State Department Willis Jones Department of Correction James v. Lindsay Beltimore House Senate Finance Wars and Means Baltimore Ezra B. Whitman State Roads Commission Congress Whitman

Federal Reserve cautions overestimating British assets

The Fed warns the public against overestimating British Empire resources for buying American war materials. A monthly bulletin estimates initial empire assets at 7.115 trillion dollars in gold securities and other assets but notes many assets belong to others, lack immediate markets, or are already pledged for contract payments.

Washington Federal Reserve Board British Empire Roosevelt

Notice of Registration for Ward No 4 Precincts

Voter registration notice lists Ward 4 Precinct 1 at 212 East Avenue Precinct 2 at Fairground Entrance North Mulberry Street and Precinct 3 at 261 Mulberry Avenue with locations for voter registration.

Antietam Summit Avenue Reynolds Avenue West Washington Street South Hagerstown Guilford Avenue Hoffman-Chevrolet North Locust Street East Lee Street South Potomac Street East Avenue Fairground Mulberry Street Mulberry Avenue Oscar Corderman Hill Crest Road Kauffman Mfg. & Supply Co Pennsylvania Ave Salem Avenue

City Strike Ends After Wage Reductions Reach Agreement

Chicago voters await back to work after a six hour strike by 5,194 city employees ends when union leaders accept pay cuts of 4 to 10 percent for higher earners. Mayor Edward J. Kelly hails an understanding as traffic and city services resume normal operations.

Chicago Edward J. Kelly City Council Oscar Hewitt Cook County

Police report notes 64 arrests and dog deaths

Howard Marin Hancock town officer said he made four arrests in seven months and 22 dogs had been killed. He warned dog owners to keep their pets on their premises.

Howard Marin Hancock

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