World wheat production curbs urged by vest administration
The vest administration seeks global accord to limit wheat growth and cut surplus as excess production has persisted for years. Emphasis on reducing stock and aligning with consumption levels, with international cooperation urged.
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Plan for World Wheat Quotas Aims at Stabilizing Prices
Negotiations in London this summer envision fixed annual wheat quotas for major producers including Canada Australia Argentina Russia the Balkans and the United States. The move comes amid calls for farm relief and a Roosevelt administration message to Congress. Discussions involve President Roosevelt Canadian minister Merridge and Secretary Hull as hopes rise for a formal international agreement.
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Washington New York Flight Inaugurated In 1919
Federal authorities inaugurated a daily Washington to New York flight in 1919 marking an early milestone in U S air transport. The new service showcased government backed aviation expansion and linked two major cities in rapid travel effort.
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Relief Agencies Tackle Huge Task in California
Relief agencies feed 80 000 quake victims in Long Beach and continue mass feeding in Compton and Artesia. Officials plan earthquake proof construction while health and sanitation are reported good. Red Cross starts registering families in camps at Bixby Park and nearby centers as gas and water damage sustain relief efforts.
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Man Beats Wife Then Kills Self in Rooming House
Washington report says William Sidney Edwards a 45 year old rooming house keeper and former Richmond resident shot and killed himself after beating his wife who was wounded and taken to a hospital in serious condition. Their three months old baby lay on the bed as two other children waited outside the locked door after neighbors heard quarrels hours earlier.
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William Sidney Edwards
Richmond
Young Man of Bright Promise Taken By Death
Lynn Elosser of Doman Hardy West Virginia died at Intermont West Virginia after a lingering tuberculosis illness. He was about 30, a son of the late Edward Blosser, trained at Fairmont Business College, and superintendent of the United Brethren Church Sunday School at Doman. Funeral was held Monday with wide attendance. He is survived by his mother Roy Elosser of Doman and sister Miss Pearl Blosser of Washington Iowa.
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Pearl Blosser
Washington, D
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Late Conveyances Of County Realty
Real estate deeds admitted to record in Frederick County Clerk's office include transfers by W. W. Ball to William P. Helmick in Opequon district with nominal consideration. W. H. Gordon to John W. W. le for twenty acres. E. Headley to J. W. Headley for seventy five acres near the Conside r e $2. William C. Weigle in Back Creek district for 825. William Lamp to Loring Lineburg along Wardensville Grade with nominal consideration. Elizabeth J. Darlington to Ridella S. DeHaven, Gainesboro land. and land on White Hall road conveyed by the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church with nominal consideration.
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William P. Helmick
Opequont
W. H. Gordon
John Ww. le
E. Headley
J. W. Headley
William C. Weigle
Back Creek
William Lamp
Loring Lineburg
Als
Wardensville Grade
Elizabeth J. Darlington
Ridella S. DeHaven
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White Hall Road
Rural Sales Directory Entry Highlights Local Farm Auctions
On March sales at P. M. E. P. Wright near Crums Church on Kackley farm stock cattle hogs and chickens listed for March 28. March 29 includes Mrs Mary K Tilford stock implements two miles south Berryville. April 7 Mrs Arthur Smith sale at residence Wardensville listing engine threshers saw mill tools and bunk house on wheels.
Animals That Do Not Change Through Recorded History
The passage notes that cows pigs tigers lions and other creatures from chipmunks to hippos remain unchanged through history, emphasizing timeless consistency in the animal kingdom.
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