Budget Outlook and Relief Policy Debate Preview
Walter Lipmann analyzes the fiscal year start, noting tax intake near 300 million monthly and expenditures around 250 million. He argues for a lean deficit, favors public works and CCC style work programs, cautions against endless dole, and urges careful relief planning with conservative spending and flexible administration.
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Galliacy
Dried Angleworms Viability Based on Water Content
The study notes angleworms can be dried to 46 percent water and still be revived. If drying exceeds 46 by as little as 1 to 5 percent, the worms die.
Bureau Members Named Defendants In Civil Suit
In a circuit court action the receiver for Peoples Bank and managers of the old farmers' exchange are named as defendants. The suit, delayed about 15 days, expands to include around 80 homeowners as defendants while the original list included officers O L Grim I W Scothern and David Petrie. The bank receiver holds a note of about 3000 dollars endorsed by the exchange.
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Saei Benham
Detpct Peoples Bank
Sheens
Hotere
Noes Williams
Au Bers
Old Exchange
Bureau
Nene
O. L. Grim
I. W. Scothern
David Petrié
H. K. Benham
Actunet Bank
Old Farmers’ Exchange
Much Spent To Improve Homes In Maryland Campaign
Arthur E. Hungerford Maryland director of the National Emergency Council says between 2.5 and 3 million dollars has been spent in Maryland on the improvement and modernization of homes under the Federal Housing Administration campaign.
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Baltimore
Arthur E. Hungerford
National Emergency Council
Maryland
Federal Housing Administration
Capitol Gift Matinee Aids Chester And Frederick County Youth
Tenetec and the Pehowship Club, with the Fellowship Club gift committee led by Tom Baldridge, sponsor a free stage and film service at the Capitol. All boys and girls in the community are invited to attend the matinee and bring a toy nonperishable food or usable gift as admission. Details on film subjects will be announced soon for the Saturday show.
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Chester
Frederick Counteh
Fellowship Club
Tom Baldridge
Capitol
Britain Plans War Debt Default Says U S News
Washington reports Britain will default on the 79,461,776 war debt payment due Saturday while Finland, the sole nation to pay in full, will present 228,538 in cash. The piece also notes a separate theory of optimism attributed to Leibniz.
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Britain
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Finland
Hair research links blondes to moisture measure tech
In Cambridge scientists study hair to gauge moisture in the a cre. Athelstan F. Spihaus, a research assistant in Massachusetts Institute of Technology, reports blonde hair as most satisfactory for instruments. Meanwhile random city notes cover a misdirected hospital visit, a setter’s litter, a dog fountain fund, a horse theft case, a shack fire with a fatality, and a stickup tied to a robber named Roland Ashford.
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Andren Cambridge
Athelstan F. Spihaus
A Department
Massachusetts Institute of Henology
Acre
Water Wastes 160 Gallons Daily From Tiny Leak
A faucet drip the size of a pin wastes about 160 gallons of water per day. The estimate highlights how small leaks can drain significant amounts of water daily.
Public Sale Of Apple Orchards In Winchester Va
Public auction of two Frederick County apple orchard parcels set for December 22 1934 at the county courthouse Winchester Virginia. Parcel 1 is 60 acres with an orchard near Paper Mill Road and borders Shenandoah Boxboard Co. and Eller. Parcel 2 is 108 acres with orchard dwelling barn and old buildings along Paper Mill Road near Henry Orchard. Terms require one third cash day of sale and balance in one and two years with bonds and interest covered by a deed and insurance policy.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Wilbur H. Thomas
Harry H. Rutherford
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Kern Orchard
Shenandoah Boxboard Company
Eller
Barrroperty
Batt Bowles
Henry
James P. Reardon
Brannon
Chicago Spends A Big Sum For Dope
Police and federal authorities say Chicago and surrounding territory spend about 100 million dollars yearly on narcotics. A recent drive arrested 200 alleged addicts and peddlers and officials vow to continue the effort.
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Chicago
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