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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1953
Page
7
Dr Foreman argues churches shape communities by forming better citizens and modeling Christ like living. The piece contrasts church influence with social aims and warns against feuds that erode neighborhood unity.
A cryptic clue list presents scattered definitions for terms across several categories. Entries include game of chanca gang cluster of sporangia employs child’s bedstead ornamental circlet wine receptacle a league as of German states tantalum symbol music note bulk chief deity Babyl Greek Scottish Gaelic thigh bones varnish ingredient speck native of Crete part of a check humble afternoon receptions international language Siberian gulf vehicle with runners Moslem title sluggish cross clues indicate varied linguistic roots and cultural references with several letters and overlaps to solve.
A fragmentary list runs from mechanical topics to a public notice about wild pigs and a petty quarrel. It includes mentions of birds as a class and a stray line about Brazil poetry. The text is incomplete and presents cryptic clues and brief notes rather than a cohesive report.
Overseas since November 1952 A/1C Chas G Gadow AF 13418515 7280th Whse Sydn APO 30 c/o Postmaster New York NY. S/Sg Wilson R Smith reenlisted now at Andrews Field near Washington DC. He leaves after 13 years with much time in the Philippines. His wife stays with his parents until permanent location. Pvt Jack H Glessner joins 25th Infantry in Korea. Pvt Glessner mechanic enlisted January basic at Ft Knox Ky. Cpl James O Baker graduates from the 3d Infantry Division NCO Academy Korea. member of 65th Infantry Regiment Company F.
The County Agent Says reports a naval task unit returning from Far Eastern duty to Norfolk with 1793 military passengers. Maryland 4-H delegates selected from 14 000 members prepare to depart Baltimore for Chicago November 26 after a send off at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Delegates include Eleanor Smith and George Wills among others from multiple counties. The group represents over 2 million 4-H members nationwide.
Maryland says there will be no marketing quotas for the 1954 corn crop. Affected by the 1953-54 supply, the decision depends on drought impact and demand prospects. acreage allotments may be proclaimed later for commercial corn areas, with preliminary farm data collection starting now.
The statute defines the commercial corn producing area as counties where average corn production in the past decade meets thresholds of 450 bushels per farm and 4 bushels per acre after weather adjustments. It also includes counties bordering this area that are likely to produce comparable corn amounts for the year.
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