Loans to Our Farmers Show A Big Increase
Applications for farm production loans from the Denton Production Credit Association have risen notably in the past week, driven by a rate cut from 6 to 5 percent and farmers preparing for spring. County agents can advise on the application process, with Baltimore facilities set to handle increased demand.
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Victor Dean
Dean
Talbot
Dorchester
Queen Anne
Kent
Caroline
George H. Stevenson
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Hugh S. Mackey
American University Scholarships For Outstanding High School Graduates
The American University in Washington offers two types of scholarships to high school graduates from this state. Five $1000 scholarships cover full tuition for four years. forty eight state recipients receive half tuition for four years. Applications due by April 10.
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Joseph M. M. Gray
The
American Legion Supports Denton Scout Troop Initiative
At Caroline Post No 29 meeting in the Denton courthouse, plans were set for an April 20 Community House card party to raise funds for a Denton Boy Scout troop. Committee members include Nichols Hughes Breeding Tribbitt Everagam Emerson Brackett Poore Brumbaugh Lynch Kornrumpf. prizes for bridge games. tickets 50 cents. scoutmaster to be named by Dr Brackett. Rotary Club has raised about 100 dollars through J DeWeese Carter.
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American Legion
Denton
the Legion
Winfield T. Nichols
Jonathan Hughes
Mark Breeding
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Lester Everagam
John Emerson
M. A. Brackett
The
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E. Paul Knotts
Boy Scout Movement
Denton Rotary Club
J. DeWeese Carter
Coon Dog Trials Set for Kent County April 7
Eastern Shore coon hunters and friends will hold the third annual coon dog field trials at Morgnec Bridge near Chestertown in Kent County on Saturday April 7. The Shore Coon Hunters Club shows strong growth as members breed and train dogs. Last year’s event drew many enthusiasts from Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania with over a hundred dogs entered. Details available from Edgar E Walls Millington Md. Program begins at 10:30 with a small entrance fee. The public is invited.
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Morgnec Bridge
Chestertown
Kent County
Maryland
Shore Coon Hunters Club
Morgnee Bridge
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Edgar E. Walls
Millington
Scratch pads for 1 cent at The Journal office
The Journal office offers handy scratch pads for sale at the price of one cent each. Readers are invited to stop by the office to purchase these small, useful items.
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Journal
CWA Work Fast Drawing To A Close In Maryland
Maryland nears the end of the CWA program with total expenditures expected past eight million dollars. Payroll to March 24 reached 6.809 million and 24,095 workers shared 345 thousand dollars in that period. Baltimore City employed 10,889 workers earning 191 thousand. 13,206 county workers earned 154 thousand. Major impact cited is improvements to Baltimore public school buildings under city education department. Final payroll for the week ending March 31 to push totals past seven million.
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CWA
Maryland
Baltimore City
Francis H. Dryden
J. Warren Belcher Jr
Baltimore
Baltimore City Department of Education
Gratitude for Kindness After Loss of Thomas R. Marine
The family of Thomas R. Marine thanks relatives and friends for flowers and sympathy and for assistance during his illness and death. Mrs. T. R. Marine and Children express appreciation.
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Thomas R. Marine
T. R. Marine
Circuit Court Opens Easter Term in Antique Chairs
The Caroline County Circuit Court convenes next Monday with judges occupying the same ancient walnut arm chairs in use since 1787. The aging seats show scars from whittling and a wad of gum under one, yet remain the only chairs of their kind in the second circuit courtrooms. A full bench is expected with 23 appearances, 71 trials, 9 appeals and errors, 1 petition, 3 criminal continuances, 23 Criminal Appeals, and 13 recognizances, followed by juror lists from eight districts heading the term.
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Caroline County
Second Judicial Circuit
E. C. Gooden
Grant DeWitt
William C. Ross
R. E. Jones
John T. Milby
Noble Dhue
W. Thomas Thornton
E. J. Vandegrift
Harry F. Butler
A. W. Brumbaugh
H. B. Thomas
Medford L. Price
Ernest G. Cooper
Melvin C. James
Charles S. York
Monroe G. Crouse
Walter W. Sylvester
Francis I. Reynolds
Richard W. Engle
Lee Noble
Walter T. Covey
E. T. Moore
Theodore Schmick
A. J. Messick
J. Jerome Frampton
Lacey N. Alford
Gilbert F. Wright
Raymond O. Dean
J. Thomas Kinder
Leonard F. Covey
Robert J. Magrogan
Nursing Program Aids Maryland Children Under CWA
Under the Civil Works Administration, Maryland employs registered nurses to aid child health. Since late January, nurses in counties and Baltimore city have weighed and measured more than 10 000 children, advised mothers on diet, and aided in examining about 6 000 children. Nurses, supervised by county health officers, also target tuberculosis exposure. The emergency program may end any time, but has supplied needed care during a period of economic hardship.
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Civil Works Administration
J. H. M. Knox, Jr
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Maryland
Multiple Springs Start On Different Dates In Forecast
The piece notes astronomical spring began March 21, meteorological spring on March 1, and botanical spring on March 8. It adds that winter still lingers despite the three spring labels and forecasts snow or rain for today. It ends with a call to include this in a want ad.
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