davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

Nivelaci6n sin base s6ptima
es como I'm COLO sin muletas 0
"pierna" artificial.
Sin muletas, "pata de palo'
o "pierna artificial'', el COLO no
puede caminar.
Sin la base septima, tai como
era 0 reformada, ell Comite Con
junto no podra caminar.
ST Sc aprueba la base tai CO.
mo era en- los dias de mayor
prOs9eridad de la industrial, a
los obrer0s Y fabricantes bien
intenciOnados Sc les dara una
"pierna artificial", hecha en- A
lemania, con la que podran ca
minar bastante bien; 81 la ba-
Sc es reformada, entonces ha-
bra que caminar con una pa
ia de pal0' 0 en- muletas...
Pero sin base no habra mu-
letas, nj pata de palo, nj pier
ma artificial. nj Nivelaci6n.
iVamos a nivelarnos a Ner
81 evitamos la catastrofe, el hun
dimiento definitivo.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
PR0TESTA DE LOS
ODREROS DE SEGONlA

Madrid, agosto lila EN-
bajada Alemana .ha recibido
una protesta de los obreros de
Seg.Nia, que Sc interesan por
la vida del lider comunista
Thaelmann.
Esa sociedad Sc qJeja dc que
a Thaelmann Sc lie trata cruel
mente. ldentica protesta Sc
mand6 a la Embajada, por los
o5reros de Villa del Prado, quie
nes dicen que ell jefe comunista
es una nueva victima del fascis-
mo asesinO.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
desconocidos trataron
de matar al Sr. Tomas Morgan

Al sheriff Spencer Sc presen-
to aver 81 ciudadano Thomas J.
Morgan, vice-presidente De la
compa6ia Tampa Wholesale
Products, denunciando que 81
jueves po ria noche, en- ell CANT
no de Palm River, individuos
desconocidos hicicron dos dis
paros de esc9peta sobre su au-
tomdvil, que afortrnadamarta
no le alcanzaron a 81, pero dos
tr0zaron los cristales en- los dos
lados del coehe,
Viajabn los criminales en- un
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
Walls NOMBRADO JEFF DE
LA JUDICIAL

Habana, Agosto 11.-Para
iefe de la poFicia judicial ell
p~residente Mendieta nombr6
aver al comandante Walls, que
IA Ia recientemente fud ayu :
dante suyo, Su mission sera re
crganizar csc cuerpo, que aho-
ra depende del fiscal del tribu-
nal Supreme.
La semana pasada ell fiscal,
DR.. Cardenas, orden6 la desti-
tuci6n del jefe Edmundo Min,
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

Frente a su domicilio lie que
maron una cruz, senores enmaS
carados, a un vecino de Tampa.
iCual es la intencion de los
que tiran esas cruces y las que
man?
81 ell prop6sito es moralizan-
te, come dicen algunos, y los
senores del habito blancO quie-
rem cumplir con su mission, an
ties de seguir en- sus actividades
deben establecer una fabrica de
cruces.
Muchas cruces Sc necesitan
por AGA y, 10 mejor del case, es
que son bien conocidos los que
las merecen, en- opinion de
ellos, no de nosotros, que tene.
mos la manga ancha...
Ahora nos acordamos de a.
ouel gran senior que achicha-
rraba a los herejes en- la cruz.
81 "santc" D. Tomas de Torque,
mazda, y defendia sus "autos de
fe" con astas ~palabras: Yo soy
saceru,.5 tanto como ell Papa
al pie del altar de la iglesia de
Cristo Sc me contrib esta pote;
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

autom6vil que no tenia luz ira
sera, nj licencia, y desapareci6
a toda velocidad.
Ignore porque han atentado
contra mi vida, como no sea
por Ell hecho de que estoy cons
truyendo un nuevO mercado en-
la carretera II, esquina a la ca
He %.
Los otros dos principles d.
r%ectores de la compania que di-
rige Morgan, son los senores
Angelo Greco y D. L. Wads-
worth.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
UN S PIDE DATOS

Habana, Agosto 1l.-En la
secretaria de estado Sc recibi6
aver una nota del consul ingl6s
pidiendo detalles sobre ell apre
samiento de la Iancha REQ II,
hecho en- ell puerto de Marie.
La secretaria solicitara ESQ da
tos del secretario de hacienda
y despues los remitira a csc
funcionario eXtranjero.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
Resolution a favor del Dr.. Guiteras

Habana, Agosto l1.-Un an
to dict6 aver ell juez Morales
del Castillo disponiendo la IL
bertad del DR.. Antonio Cutie
ras, ex~secretario de goberna-
ci6n, por no tener relaci6n con
una causa que 6l instruye.
Pero ell DR., Guiteras continGa
preso, sujeto a un juez de ur-
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
CERRARON ALGUNAS MI
MAS DE ASTURIAS

Madrid, Agosto 11.-Dicen
de Oviedo que han cerrado ALI
algunas minas de carbon, por
haber dejado de percibir los au
XiIios del estado.
FL gobernador civil Sc man
tiene en- communication con ell
gobierno central.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
REBAJADO Ell IMPUESTO A
LOS FOSFOROS

Habana, Agosto IA pro-
posici6n del DR.. Landa, secre :
tario de hacienda, ell consejo
de secretaries aprob6 aver una
rebaja de so por ciento en- ell
impuesto a los f6sforos.
Ell dacreto sera publicado
hoy en- la Gaceta Official, con un
interesante preambulo.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

de 1907, los, 900 de "bushels",
una declinaci6n de mas de 500
millones sobre ell caIculo hecho
en- julio primero.
FL rendimiento del trigo, pa
IA sorpresa de muchos obServa-
dores. aument6 en- seism lilo
mes sobre la prediction de ju-
Ito.
rec Ell secretario que lis pre-
clos Subiran, pero duda que los
campesinos reciban por su cose-
cha mas de 10 que cobraron en-
1914.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
CUBA AL Ola
ULIIMAS NOTIClAS

Hsbana. Agosto 11.-Et cor
sejo de secretaries tomo aver
! acuerdo de declarar Dia Dis
la Libertad. Ell domingo IL, an
versario de la caida del macha.
jato. Tambien acordo que 4
los maestros Sc paguen los nue.
We meses que Sc les adeudan.
Don Pablo Desvernine,
miembro del consejo de estado
Sc opone al proyecto de mora
toria hipotecaria presentado
por ell DR.. Mario Diaz Cruz, Sc
cretario sin cartera.
Han sido assemblies a mi
nistros plenipotenciarios los
corsules de Cuba en- Liverpool
y Hamburgo. Reingreso en- la
carrera diplomatica ell Sr. Luis
Rcdolfo Miranda, que ira de
minictro a Colombia.
Dos bombas exploitation a.
noche err el barrio del Vedado,
produciendo la consiguiente n
larma. Una de elias cause n
nos de importancia en- ell domi-
clio de un exmagistrado del
tribunal supreme.
La Federation de Jubila-
dos Civiles solicito aver de La
secretaria de hacienda Sc lie a
bcnen a sus miembros los atra-
sos, pues la situacion que atra
viesan es muy apurada.
-Recupero aver su libertad
ell coronel Hortsman, guerrero
de Gibara, que es ciudadano a
m~ericano. Pidieron su Iibertad
pronlrentes revolucionarios,
que visitaron al coronel Bats
ia y al jefe del estado.
Las fuerzas de infanteria
de marina, ell ejercito y la poll.
cia permareceran acuarteladas
hoy y manana, con ell fin de re-
les desordenes que sur
i7r cen motive del aniversario
del domingo.
Les comerciantes ferrete-
ros e inportadores de arma Sc
quejap de que agentes de COM
panias extrsn;eras obtienen
ahora todos los contracts del
gobierno, sin ell requisite de 81
previa subasta. Nj siquiera, di-
cen los quejosos, cubren las
bueras formas con una subas-
tilla
No hay NADIA nuevo sobre
ell procedimiento de extradicion
de Gerardo Machado-dijo a
yer ell subsecretario de estado,
DR.. Guillermo de Blanck. Cree
que ell encargado de nego
clos en- Santo Domingo, Sr. Ga
rofalc Mesa, informara a la Sc
cretaria tan luego lie contestc
ell gobierno del Oral. TrujiIIo.
La secretaria del trabajo
discute a quien corresponds pa
gar ell certificate medico, en-
case de accidente del trabaio
Algunos opinan que ell certifi =
cado debe ser abonado por las
ccmpanias de seguros. Una for
mula de arreglo va a ser pre-
sentada por ell subsecretario
Rodriguez Fuentes.
Ell tenierte Miguel Angel
Gonzalez puso aver a una
trampa a dos individuos de NAL
vivir conc idos por Aguila y jill
guero, ocupandoles en- la "jau-
la" una pieza de tela que ha-
bian robado.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

gencia, por supuesta apropia =
ci6n de uniformes del |ejGrcito,
y a acusaciones que Sc lie hacen
en- un juZgado correctional.
Existe la impression de que ell
eXsecretario sera puesto en- Ii.
bertad la semana pr6xima.
Guiteras Sc halla recluido er
la enfermeria del Castillo de
Principe.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11
PROTESTAS POR Ell AIRES
TO DE GUTTERAS

Habana, Agosto 11.-Gran
ndmero de telegramas Sc han
recibido en- la secretaria de 60
bernaci6n pidiendo la libertad
del DR.. G~uiteras y protestando
de su arresto.
Todos esos telegEamas estan
firmados por elementos direc-
torres del Partido Revoluciona-
rio.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

Emil Ludwig, ell famoso bio
,grafo, que a 81 mismO Sc cerr6
las puertas de Alemania GUAM
do Adolfito consigui6 que el vie
10 Hindenburg lie nombrara
canciller, en- un articUlo cOlcea
la responsibilities de la gran
guerra, de la guerra maY-
dial, sobre los tres emperadt-
res cue entOnces padecia la hu-
manidad: Guillermo, Ell Kaiser,
eel imitadOr de Neron"; NiC0-
@lasin, el imbecil, ell esclavo in
directo de Rasputin, Y Francis
co Jose, jefe de la famii;a de
lotto y de Zita,...
la responsabiIidad hist6ri-
ca, por 10 tanto, descansa en- los
tres emperadores, y en- un SUD
terfugio frivol0, desgraciado,
decir que fueron NAL aconse,ia-
dos.
10 mismo Sc pudiera decir
cuando la esposa de un hombre
lie arruina. GPor que Sc case con
ella?
Muchos libros Sc han escrito
sobre la responsabiIidad d. la
guerra Y unos autores arrojan
la carga sobre los aliados, Fran
cha, Inglaterra, Russia. y otros
sobre los imperios centrales,
Austria, Alemania.,.
Ademas, ell mismo Ludwig
admite que Lord Grey pudo ha-
Der impedido la contienda...
De los tres emperadores, dos
lie estan rindiendo cuontas al
Diablo V ell tercero, 81 Dios quie
re. prCnto Sc las rendira.
Pero en- estos INSTANCES los
que pueden desencadenar la
guerra en- Europa no son en-
peradores, nj reyes, nj aristo-
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

cratas... son los ''hombres CO.
munes" que Sc llaman Benito
Mussolini, ex-socialista y ex-
cabo del ejercit1 de su pals; A
dolfo Hitler, expintor de puer-
tas Y verduPo de sue camara-
das, y ell nuevo canciller aus
triaco.
Los "comunes" han sustitUi-
do a los emperadOres, pero no
son mejores que ellos, a juzgar
por las continues amenazas y
grunidos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

La cosecha de trigo sera la
mas pequena de los dltimos 80
anos-anuncia la secretarla de
agricultural.
Los expenditures estan "afi-
landose" los dientes, aunque va
debieran saber que ell gobierno
de Roosevelt no les consentira
que "saqueen" a los consumido-
res.
Argentina, Canada y Russia
tienen trigo para vender... "a
precios muy razonables'.
La gaceta., 1934-08-11

Hsbana, Agosto 11.-Et cor
sejo de secretaries tomo aver
i acuerdo de declarar Dia de
la Libertad, ell domingo IL, ami
v~ersario de la caida del macha-
1ato. Tambien acordo que a
los maestros Sc paguen los nue.
We meses que Sc les adeudan.
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Telephone Chief Operator
Employed in 1881, Retires

there were only six young women
employed in that capacity in Wheeling
as compared with about 175 at present.
Subsequently Kiss Miner was ap-
pointed chief operator for the Wheel
ing Office and later district chief oper-
ator for Northern West Virginia and
Eastern Ohio central offices. At the
beginning Of her employment, there
were only about 400 telephones in
Wheeling as compared with approxi-
mately 1900 today, operated from
four central Wheeling, Woods
dale, Wsrwood and Elm Grove.
In 1884 out-of-tovn telephone con-
neetions were practically unheard Of.
Nov they may be made almost every
where. During her nearly fifty years
Of service, Miss Miner has seen tele-
phone communication Lines extended
to every section Of the United States
and to Canada, Cuba. Mexico, leading
European countries, South America,
Hawaii, the Philippines, and Aus
tralia.
Charles a. Robinson, general man
ager Of the telephone company and
other officials were present at lunch
con given Miss Miner on the eve Of
her retirement.
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can and Democratic members of con-
gress assailed the new order. denounc-
ing the terms as too drastic.
Steps for the return of the air mail
to private lines were launched imme-
diately by advertising for bids on Is
routes, comprising 1896 miles. None
of the companies which had their pre-
yious contracts Cancelled will be al
lowed to bid unless they completely
reorganize and drop all officials sus-
pected of fraud or collision in past
bidding. The new bids will be for
three months only, but may be extend
ed for another six months if neces-
sary. They are intended to provide
private dying of the mails pending the
settlement of permanent air mail
policy by congress.
A new system for computing rates
which are to be paid for carrying the
mails was announced. The new rates
Will be based on the average load car
ried per mile over the route during
the month.
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God bless you, darling" said Sniff
Having unburdened herself and en-
listed help In her difficulty, Pamela
was decidedly cheered And now"
she said, as one who had shifted her
responsibility, "what are you going to
do about TT"
"The first move, my child, is for
you to move yourself away from here.
We don't want these crooks to find Us
in anxious consultation
Il can't go awayr cried Pam,
aghast. I'D go crazy, not knowing
what has happened. And don't want
you to call me at the Manor. There's
an extension In my room but anyone
can listen in Rll over the house"
Smlt ppndered on this, II Mrs. Ma
son were really mlree I'D 70 the Of
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are women, 35 per cent are men. 5 per
cent are joint accounts. and the remain
ing per cent comprise private firms,
corporations, trustees and brokers.
At the end Of 1898. 100000 or 50
percent of the Stockholders owned
from to 10 shares each. while 100000
or 95 per cent owned less than 10
shares each. No stockholder owns as
much as / per cent of the total stock
In addition to the 6SO,939 holders of
stock of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company. there were also
at the end of 1893 about $4,000 hold
ers of common stock and 100000 hold
ers of preferred stock of the asso-
ciated companies. Allowing for dupli-
cations in these totals. there are now
about 100000 owners Of stock Of Bell
system telephone COMPANIES.
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IN. n - ~ = ~
,ah u wis uo""iy iuipu''"it ~ AeVp
I''ln morale up ana she eou'u sym
pothize WIN tne girls AnNietEe
AS a matter or tact nothing WIN
nappen To-Day sue sald az iehEtn.
hese people one or all 81 thetn' wiz
come mere and state iheir case. J
uon KNOW Wuether 'ney VIII ,,g ="
p'u9'el' ''pNog .i'e' wiz "'i''
'r' 'nt.r '".'lgs' ! ~ sI',is ~ p,.s
'u' ''l''e, anu re''.e',,'el '"s s2,I y
n.".e ,'e'NouS ~" YOU a,s, n
r'.p ~ 'uti'S 'u'S''e Wv
game and is usually pui up on man
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Last spring when was ready to buy my
fertilizer" he writes, 81 asked Mr.. Naylor
what he would use under tobacco if he
were in my place. He said he'd use Aerico,
as he had been using it on all crops with
better results than he had been getting
with any other goods. So decided to try
Agrico myself, feeling assured that if Mr..
Naylor and his brother who farms the
Naylor property endorsed it, it ought to
be all right for me. I'm glad l used your
Agrico and l will endorse it as the most
satisfactory tobacco fertilizer l ever used.
My crop was surrounded by tobacco on
which other fertilizers had been used and
can say my crop was better than any
other in this community. In my mind
I'm satisfied that Agrico more than doubly
repaid me for the extra original cost. My
tobacco was larger and smoother and
since it has cured feel have fine crop
that will bring good money because it's
got good quality"
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anu INT AtNulllE cluillHs
IN THE foreword of his forthcoming
new book, "On Our Way" President
Roosevelt says IL his administration
lis revolution. It is a peaceful one,
achieved without whence. without the
overthrow Of the purpose of estab-
lished law and without the denial Of
just treatment 10 any Individual or
class"
The proofs Of the forcwor,l. given
out by the publishers, the John Day
company, read:
Some people have called our now
policy 'fascism 1t is not fascism
because its inspiration springs from
the mass of the people themselves
rather than from a class or group
or a marching army. Moreover. it is
being achieved without change in
fundamental republican method, We
have Kept the faith with, and in, our
traditional political institutions.
Some people have called 1t com
munism' it is not that, either. 1t is
not driving RECOMMENDATION founded
upon the plans Of perpetuating di
rectorate which subordinates the max
ing of laws and the processes Of The
courts to the orders of the executives.
Neither does it manifest itself in the
total elimination Of any class or In the
abolition of private property.
"If it is revolution, It is a peace
full one, achieved without violence.
without the overthrow Of The rur
poses of established law and witlinit
the denial of just treatment 10 any in
dividual or Glass;
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SERVICES FOR TRINITY PARISH

Trinity Church, Newport: 0 m,
first n third Sundays, Church
School 10 am Trinity Chapel. Old
Fields; II a. M, Church School iG
am
Trinity Chapel, Old Fields: a. m
second and fourth Sundays, Sam.
Church School;
Trinity Church. Newport; II a m.
Church School 10 a, m
Easter Celebrations 0 and II a. me-,
the first Sunday.
Easter Monday at Trinity Church
10 a. M, annual Parish Meeting and
Vestry Election,
Chi dIen's Services on the fifth
Sunday.
J, LsIShsr shovel, RscIOr
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law, and its passage is Of high signiii-
canoe, as 1t throws the budget esti-
mates out Of killer and adds greatly
to the tax burden of the people. But
of more importance is the evident fact
that the President has lost his firm
grip on congress. Fear Of reprisals by
war veteran voters in the coming cleo
tions proved greater fear, with many
Democratic senators than the displeas-
ure of the President
Restoring two-thirds of 10 per cent
pay cut voted for million govern
ment employees, including military
and naval personnel, in The economy
act last summer, the bin also greatly
liberalizes compensation and pensions
to veterans Of the World and Spanish
American wars.
The bill will cost the government
an additional S210.00O000 annually.
1t eliminates retroactlvely as of Feb
ruary /, 1884, one-third of the federal
employees pay cut and an additional
third on July /. The cost to the CIV
eminent under the provision will he
S26,O00,000 for the period from Fehru-
airy l to July l, and $126,0O0,000 IN
nually thereafter.
While the President by executive
order has restored many veterans to
the compensation and disqualification
rolls, congress made mandatory awards
estimated TO rOst the government
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a USTRIA'S new cooperative eonstI-
\ tuition, as published in the official
government gazette, gives the Presi-
dent powers similar to those possessed
by the late Emperor Franz Josef when
he assembled the throne after crushing
republican revolution in 1S4S The
president will rule through the con
stitution, but may change it whenever
he thinks an emergency demands. The
constitution will be based on the prn-
ciple that all power emanates from God
in contrast to the present one, which
says all power emanates from the
people.
But the people, nevertheless, will be
given an opportunity to express their
opinion at the polls whenever the gov
eminent thinks this advisable. Popu-
lar initiative, however. is barred ana
the people will not have constitu-
tional rights to elect their own govern
ment. All legislation must be Initiated
by the government, which will be ad-
vised but not controlled by four CON
sultative bodies.
These will be the state council of fl
to 50 members appointed by the presi-
dent; the federal cultural council, CON
slsting Of representatives OF churches.
religious societies and schools; the
federal economic council, chosen from
business, industrial, agricultural and
financial circles, and the provincial
council, consisting of governors and
finance ministers of the various prov
inces.
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Farley. Thirty officials
in private aviation
companies must be
forced out Of Office.
the whole air mail
structure is to be re-
built. end all the old
companies carrying
mails must reorganize
If they wish TO STARE
in federal air mail
subsidies in the fu-
lure.
Roth RnnuhIl
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M. E. Church Services

Methodist Episcopal Church South
Services as follows
Pisgah: First and third Sundays
a m, Shiloh: First Sunday p. m,
Third Sunday p m, La Plata
second Sunday IL m, Fourth Sun
day 5 p. M, Dentsville, Second and
fourth Sundays p m, Bethel: Sec
ond Sunday Sp. m, fourth Sunday,
II a. m.
J. A. Mcdonald, Minister,
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Church Services
Port Tobacco arish
Lent 1884
SUNDAYS AS USUAL
WEEK DAY SERVICES
Christ Church, La Plata.


Christ Church, La Plata.
ASH WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14th.
Holy Eucharist, 7;3O a. M, Mathis
and Penitential Office, 10 a. M, Every
Wednesday, Friday and Ember Days;
Holy Eucharist, 7;S0 a. M, Evensong
4p. m Holy Days: Holy Eucharist
7:30 a. m.
St. Paul's Chapel, Piney.
Evensong and Penitential Office, 3 pm.
HOLY WEEK
Christ Church. Palm Sunday
March 26th; Holy Eucharist Sa M,
Blessing Of Palms and Holy Eucharist
II lam. Every Day Except Good Fri
day and Easter Event Holy Eucharist,
7;30 a. M, Evensong, p. m.
St. Paul's Chapel, Palm Sunday,
Evensong, p. m.
Christ Church, Good Friday,
March 80; Mathis and ProAnaphora,
10 a. m.
st. Paul's Chapel, Good Friday;
Evensong. 8 p. m.
EASTER DAY, APRIL LIST.
St. Pauls Chapel, Holy Eucharist,
$3.50 a. m.
Christ Church, Holy Eucharist
IL a. m.
Note, Ash Wednesday and Good
Friday are strict Fast days, [one full
meal only]. This applies to those
in good health and between the ages of
l6 and so years. All Wednesdays, Fri,
days and Ember Days, abstinence from
meat; the sick, aged, infirm and children
excepted. Ember Days are Feb. q, %
and "a.
Harry Howe Bogeft,
Rector.
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Miss Matte Laura Miner, Wheeling,
welfare supervisor Of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company of
West Virginia, oldest employee in
years Of service, has retired. Miss
Miner entered the service of the tele-
phone company at Wheeling, April /,
1884, as an operator. At the time
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veto Of the independ-
ent Offices appropria-
ton bill carrying the
veterans and federal
pay provisions. The
vote in the senate was
60 to %, or three more
than the required two
thirds. In the house
the vote was over
whelmlng. $40 to ~, a
margin of 30 more
than the necessary
tw0-thirds.
The bill is now a
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were apparent from
the very start even to
the most unobserv-
ant eye. A9rico pro-
duced a much larger
yield and it grew the
crop rapidly which
assured a fine curing
quality. Farmers in
this section express
ed their surprise
when they saw the
results obtained from
this test. They know
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1934-04-06
Facts And Figures
On Your Telephone
By Edwin F. HILL

Stockholders Of
the American Tel
ephone and Tel
egraph Company
are 10 c ate d in
every state Of the
union, u states
ca having more
than 10000 stock
holders, % states
more than 5000
ST ekholders and
no state less than
500 stockholders.
Of the stockhold-
ers SIS per cent
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1934-04-06

A COMPLETE shakeup In cotimera
4 cial air lines, using the return OF
the air mail to private lines as a bait.
Is being forced by Postmaster General