Federalsburg Faces Long Easton Rivalry In League Race
The Eastern Shore League week shows Federalsburg chasing top clubs after a 16 inning 2 3 tie with Salisbury Indians. West leads home runs with 10, Zagani 2, while Milford lags with 1. Dover, Easton, Centreville rack up key wins as race tightens toward month end.
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Salisbury
Milford
Centreville
Cambridge
Federalsburg
Easton Pocomoke
Easton
Milford J
Salisbury Indians
West
Zagani
Trez
Monchak
Schuster
Pocomoke
Rist
Kolberg
Lucake
Murtaugh
Ivaniski
Vandergrift
Savelli
Kucinski
Higgins
Quimby
Crop Insurance Program For Maryland Wheat Growers
The Crop Insurance Corporation of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration plans to offer crop insurance to Maryland wheat growers for next fall. Dr. Thomas B. Symons of the University of Maryland says the program received strong support from farmers and county agents. The plan aims to insure up to three fourths of a normal yield with premiums payable in wheat or cash, and reimbursements similarly issued.
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Crop Insurance Corporation
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Maryland
Thomas B., Symons
University of Maryland
Symons
Kent and Sussex Fair Adds Keen Stakes Races
The Kent and Sussex Fair announces four early Stakes Races now filled for $600 purses. Entries include 2:14 Pace and 2:14 Class Pace with riders from Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania and North Carolina. The Harrington half mile track has been rebuilt for faster footing and a larger field is expected.
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Kent and Sussex Fair Grounds
Harrington
William E. Miller
Washington, D. Co
L. O. Ross
Wilmington
Del
Elmer F. Espanship
Norristown
Ralph Cummings
Lancaster
State Teachers College Awards Degrees at Thirteenth Commencement
At the thirteenth annual commencement of the State Teachers College at Salisbury on June 6, B S degrees in Education were awarded to a list of graduates from multiple counties including Miriam Beachley from Washington and Ruth Wilkins from Wicomico. Dr Cornelius Weygandt of the University of Pennsylvania delivered the address on Things are for Use. The program opened with an invocation by Rev Albert Frost and diplomas were conferred by Thomas H Chambers with Miss I Jewell Simpson accepting graduates into the teaching profession.
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State Teachers College
Salisbury
Miriam Annette Beachley
Washington County
Roberta Louise Butler
Caroline County
Irma Morris Brittingham
Nan Polk Cullen
Leslie Willard Stevens
Worcester County
Alfred Jerome Fletcher
Charles County
Lillian Elizabeth Hough
Montgomery County
Lucille Testerman
Florence Lee Ada Waters
Somerset County
Louise Gwynette Thompson
Dorchester County
Vivian Loraine Bounds
James Wade
T. J. Caruthers
J. D. Blackwell
Thomas H. Chambers
State Department of Education
I. Jewell Simpson
M. Theresa Wiedefeld
State Teachers College At
Towson
Benn
Weather and Crop Report Highlights Seasonal Conditions
The week brought normal mean temperatures and sunshine with cool start and warm finish. Light rain on the 2nd and 5th, scattered showers, frost on inner eastern shore and western Maryland, and mostly favorable conditions for crop growth. Crops. wheat, rye, barley, oats, potatoes, corn, tomatoes, tobacco, and fruit show varied but generally good progress across divisions and counties.
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Allegany
Allegheny Mountain
Snow Hill
Belair
Lincoln
Del
Flintstone
la Plata
Kitzmiller
Washington County
Faulkner
Style Revue to Highlight Rural Women Short Course
The sixteenth Annual Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland from June 13 to 18 will feature a Style Revue with participants from all Maryland counties. Miss Helen Shelby, Extension Service clothing specialist, will head the event and oversee county elimination contests. The revue, on Thursday afternoon, will showcase travel outfits, dinner and evening dresses worn to the Short Course, and will include talks by Catherine Eloise Cleveland and Marilyn Dearing on fabrics and fashion.
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University of Maryland
Maryland
Helen Shelby
Extension Service
Catherine Eloise Cleveland
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Marolyn Dearing
Simplicity League of Amateur Designers
New York City
Miss Cleveland
University of Wisconsin
Cornell University
Horace Mann School
International Grenfell Association
Europe
Newfoundland and Labrador
Mary Baker Eddy Quote Fragment Clad in Love Panoply
A fragmented line presents Mary Baker Eddy’s contrast of love and hatred, noting that human malice cannot reach you when you wear the armor of love. The text reflects a devotional tone.
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Mary Bakler Eddy
Treaty of Peace With Ecuador Concluded in 1899
A historical note records the 1899 peace treaty concluded between Peru and Ecuador, marking an end to a period of conflict and establishing terms of settlement between the two nations.
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Ecuador
Rieck Warns Against Bay Bridge Site
Harry H. Rieck of Preston, a Maryland House of Delegates member, urges the Maryland State Roads Commission to reject a Millers Island Bay Bridge from Kent Island to Sandy Point. He argues a Kent Island to Sandy Point crossing offers broader regional benefit and cost savings and asks for abolition of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority.
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Preston
House of Delegates
Millers Island Bay
Upper Kent County
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Sandy Point
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B. Howell Griswold
Annapolis
Maryland
Washington
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Rieck
Maryland State Roads Commission
Federal Reserve Bank Bldg
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Kent County
National Capitol
Tidewater
Caroline County
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Maryland General Assembly
Harry H. Bieck
The
Roads Commission
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