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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1938

Page

2

Change in AAA program aids farmers with depleting crops

The secretary of agriculture announced a modification to the AAA farm program delaying acreage allotment issuances. The deduction rate for plantings beyond the general depleting acreage allotments is reduced from 96 to 60 cents per bushel. For farms averaging 20 bushels per acre, deductions fall from 19.20 to 12.00 dollars per acre.

Secretary of Agriculture AAA Paul E. Nystrom Maryland Agricultural Conservation Committee Nystrom

Every Spring Take a Course of Tonic Strength

The ad promotes eight eight Tonic to boost red blood cell production and energy. It claims new life from balanced nutrition, restoring weight, strengthening nerves, and a health glow. Presented as a generations tested internal remedy with scientific support and drugstore availability.

U.S.S

Wheat allotment depletions explained by Nystrom

Mr. Nystrom explains that facing deportation bushels or more of wheat for market represents less than the normal crop depletion by about 15 percent of the usual wheat acreage. He notes reductions in rates for smaller farms from six dollars to four dollars per acre for crops grown beyond allotments.

Nystrom

Permit Denial Sparks Jersey City Open Air Meeting Fight

Public Safety Director Daniel Casey denied an anti-Hague organization permit to speak in Pershing Field Jersey City citing risk of serious disturbances and riot. Hudson County Committee for Labor Defense and Civil Rights named Rep Jerry O Connell as speaker despite permit denial. O Connell vowed to speak permit or no permit as past events warned of bloodshed.

Jersey City N. J Public Safety Daniel Casey Pershing Field Hudson County Committee For Labor Defense and Civil Rights Jerry O'Connell John T. Bernard FL Minn Journal Square

St James Brethren church to hold services May 29

In St James the Brethren church will host preaching at 10 30 Sunday morning May 29 and Sunday school at 9 30. The Woman's Missionary Society and Sisterhost of Mary and Martha met Friday night with prayers led by several members and a program on The Marvelous Meal. A social hour followed. A new Plestietie Diner opens in the 1000 block of West Washington with C J Startzman proprietor William Penn manager and Arthur Brill assistant manager offering 24 hour service and parking.

William Rohrer West Washington Street C. J. Startzman William Penn Arthur Brill

Breach of Promise Outlawed in Massachusetts

Boston May 26 A new law ends breach of promise suits in Massachusetts by forbidding claims that a breach of contract to marry is an injury recognized by law Governor Charles F Hurley signed the bill making such suits invalid Representative Katherine A Foley of Lawrence sponsored the measure calling heart balm suits a gold digging racket The reform aims to curb what supporters call vessel of exploitation and protect suitors from frivolous litigation

Boston Massachusetts Charles F. Hurley Roarty Katherine A. Fo Ley Lawrence

Woman Found Dead in Frederick Home

Mollie C. Rocketts aged 58 was found dead in her bedroom in Frederick Maryland by neighbors. Acting coroner Emmett JR. Bowlus said the cause and details are under investigation and a formal ruling is pending.

Frederick Mollie C. Rocketts Emmett JR. Bowlus

Box of poison found in bathroom. inquiry canceled

A suspected poison box was found in the bathroom. The official said no inquest would be held. The incident remains under local police review.

Berlin Ignatz T. Griebl New York Germany Griebl Bremerhaven

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