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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1933

Page

2

Ickes warns on relief program graft and reforms

President Roosevelts relief drive faces political pressure as Interior Secretary Ickes orders budget scrutiny and warns that large funds must fund essential social services. A renewed push directs the National Recovery Act to curb unwise projects with a focus on value and efficiency amid widespread labor and industry reports.

T1e Interior Ickes W. Douglas Ickes H Hoossvelt Toles

Chicago Board of Trade halts futures trading amid grain price swings

Disruptive price drops in grains trigger exchange action. The Chicago Board of Trade suspends futures trading for at least one day. A rule issued prohibits trading when prices deviate beyond the average price of the prior business day by specified margins in wheat rye and corn.

Aimilar Biz Chicago Board of Trade

Silver policy talks near end at world economic forum

A subcommittee adopted part of Senator Pittman’s plan to rehabilitate silver through increased use in subsidiary coinage. Debasement and melting of coins were to cease, with India and Spain as exceptions. governments aim to restore prewar silver levels and stabilize exchange in India, China, and Latin America.

London Key Pittman Pittman India Spain China

Uncertain War Moves Amid Tax and Trade Shifts

Reports describe Japanese and Manchukuoan forces pressing to recapture Dalanor in Chahar province while Soviet and Japanese claims clash over Mongolia. Separately, a global boycott against German goods is urged through the League of Nations, with German industry promoting rapid recovery via a general council for industry. New German policies offer tax relief and incentives to spur new business and manufacturing.

Dalenor Chahar Province Jehol Feng Sta-haslang Soviet Russia Japan Mongolia Feng Moscow Frepresenta Ves Amaterdamy Hola Samber

Elks elect new officials as Meler praised in Milwaukee

The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks convention in Milwaukee named Walter P Meler of Seattle grand exalted ruler designate and elected others including David Scholtz of Florida, James Fitzgerald of Omaha, Leland O'Callaghan of Wisconsin, and Safford of Santa Fe. Circuit Judge Clayton J Van Pelt received a five year term in the grand forum as the national lodge and Supreme Court of the order. Gilbert N Haugen, longtime representative from Town in congress, died at 74 after illness. Norwegian Wisconsin-born Republican served 34 years before retirement in the landslide era.

Thenevolent and Protective Order of Elks Milwaukee Iessage Roosevelt Walter P> Meler Seattle Meler University of Nebraski Seattley Streutherot David Scholtz Florida James—Fitzgerald Omaha Leland O'Callaghan Woulsville Grand Tier Safford Santa Fe Grand Jager Guard Floyd E. Thompson I Moline Ill Clayton J van Pelt Fond du ‘Lac Wis National Lodge Supreme Court Ilbert N. Haugen Town Northwood Wisconsin

Shanghai fugitive Julian dodges extradition by US after Shanghai stay

The article outlines the case of Julian, an Oklahoma City and Los Angeles figure, who used the name Tit Ing while in Shanghai. He boasted of wealth, traveled with tourists’ sights, and claimed Canadian citizenship to dodge US and Canadian authorities. He plans to fight extradition with European lawyers, seeking to return to the United States.

Alabama Arkansas Tennessee Gener Farley Gesta Italo Balbo Italy Azores Remier Mussolinnay United States United States Army William J Stannard Tighlands Peru R.J. Vernandez United Shangiai Athens Greece Near East Maythwetts Lane Shanghai Sochas Julian dJulian Oklahoma City Los Angeles Vancouver Ing Julian Ride Conver Ufe George Bennett Oklahoma Cathay Gunadlan Pewsooner H—L Fm Nis Tatanap Jnfess Canada Thage China Amstrioan

War on Erosion of Farm Lands Mapped

A government led soil conservation campaign funded by part of a 300 million dollar public works package will tackle farm erosion and runoff. Departments of Public Works and Agriculture plan erosion stations and land use shifts to curb soil loss, with several million dollars expected to support these efforts.

Washington Nn ‘Hon Congress Heanstine Dinus Pibtic Speekleaity Nericultural Administration Department of Acrionlfire Department of Agriculture Ilzer

Road Building to Supply Many Jobs Washington

Road building to provide thousands of jobs as the national program advances. Charles M. Upham, executive director of the American Road Builders association, says a minimum of 400 million dollars for federal road construction can be put to work immediately. State and local plans are being prepared in anticipation of federal funds, with Congress signaling large spending for roads and bridges as part of the recovery act.

Washington Charles M. Upham Mr. Upham rand_cbnstte Tan Neverthness Congress

Berlin Drug Store Celebrates 275th Anniversary

Berlin's oldest drug store in Europe marked its 275th anniversary. Notable patrons included Bismarck and writers Raabe and Fontaine. The shop, located in the heart of the old city, has survived 800 years of history with its show window still featuring historic remedies like Devil's Dirt and Dragon Blood.

Berlin Europe Bismarck Theodore Fontaine Wilbeley Raabe Einborn Old City Ron

Alfalfa Pastures Prove Best for Sheep and Lambs

Illinois experiments show alfalfa pastures yielding strong returns for sheep and lambs on farms. Nineteen twenty reports from the College of Agriculture indicate alfalfa can produce high lamb weights, steady ewe maintenance, and lower risk of bloat with proper grazing. The crop area has tripled in 14 years, reaching 288000 acres last year, with alfalfa established as a leading sheep feed without excessive bloating when managed with good roughage prior turnout.

Wammilade Guiet College of Culture University of Mmnois WND Aurin’s Langely College of Agriculture The Agricultural College Illinois

Filling Station Aids Apple Growers in Time Savings

Massachusetts State College pomologists advocate new filling stations in orchards to reduce trips for supplies. Several growers report cutting driving time and protecting orchards with sprays, cutting overall costs of fruit production.

Massachusetts Jeollege Intee Massachusetts State College

Hog Control Measures Target Domestic Pork Prices

The Toland report describes an emergency act passed last July to keep domestic hot prices at or above production costs. A tax on hog slaughter in the Netherlands funds a stabilization scheme, with similar taxes on owner slaughtered hogs. An import duty applies to hogs and pork products entering the free country. An industry group allegedly holds a monopoly on exports, controlling a sizable share of total pork output.

United States Moosevelt Wrogh Johnson National Recovery Administrator Helyeen Toland Netherlands

Buckwheat Middlings Boost Pig Growth In Studies

Buckwheat middlings proved equal or better than soybean meal and cottonseed meal as a protein supplement for pigs. Experiments at a West Virginia station showed tankage plus buckwheat middlings and alfalfa meal yielded rapid gains with less feed. Replacing tankage with fishmeal also worked, and mixtures containing buckwheat middlings produced faster gains and reduced feed needs.

Longwell West Virginia

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