Surplus Food Policy Aims at State and Local Relief
Washington officials said they will not boost surplus food aid to hard pressed areas. The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation will stick to supplying states and local welfare agencies as a supplement to their relief efforts. About 135 million dollars is expected to be spent this fiscal year on surplus commodities for the needy, with roughly half through stamp plans where recipients buy surplus foods with stamps.
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Washington
Agriculture
Philip Maguire
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Why Men Leave Home When Night Falls
A newspaper excerpt presents seven common causes of a supposed disease labeled Running Fits that drive married men from home after dinner. Causes include philanderage, excitement, lack of sympathetic hearing, boredom with home life, low spirits from failed marriage, possessiveness of the wife, and nagging. Cures hinge on identifying the root cause and the wife addressing it, else the wife should seek life away from evenings with her husband.
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Itching
A claim of instant relief from eczema and skin eruptions using Moone's Emerald Oil is promoted as a night and morning remedy. The ad advises asking a druggist for the product, promising long-lasting, penetrating oil and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Aly Moone
Moone
Barreled Fruit In Good Demand In British Market
Demand for barreled apples improved and prices rose at New York auctions week. United States fruit was the heaviest in weeks while supplies of barrel Virginia Yorks Rouges Winesaps Staymans Black Twigs Albemarle Pippins and New York Ben Davis Yorks were quoted. Eastern apples in crates were heavier and boxed apples included Washington Winesaps Jonathans a few California Newtowns and British Columbia fruit. The pear market was stronger with prices higher.
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London
United States
New York
Ben Davis
Washington
California
British Columbia
High Wind Keeps Baltimore Awake
A 40 mile northwest gale battered Baltimore last night, shattering windows and waking many residents. Fires spread in Towson, Pikesville, with firefighters on duty. a woodland blaze near Cockeysville burned for two hours before being quenched.
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Baltimore
Towson
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Cockeysville
Virginia Legion Area B child welfare conference set for Feb 5 6
W Glenn Elliott adjutant of the Virginia Department of the American Legion announced the Area B child welfare conference will be held in Richmond on February 5 and 6. Area B includes parts of West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey New York and the District of Colu mbia. Stave N Davis of Accomac department child welfare officer is Area B chairman.
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Richmond
W. Glenn Elliott
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Legion
West Virginia
Maryand
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Col Stave N. Davis
Accomac
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