Maryland Committee’s confidential letter reveals campaign role
A 1938 confidential Maryland Committee letter shows active support for anti New Deal candidates in Maryland, including Dan Ellison and Charles Stewart, while praising Ellison’s record and noting fears of public exposure. It hints at covert funding to bolster anti New Deal forces in Congress and vows no publicity.
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Maryland Committee
Maryland
Alf Landon
Roosevelt
Milord
Tydings
Davey Lewis
Congress
Charles Stewart
Frostburg
Byron
David Lewis
Dan Ellison
Kennedy
Baltimore
Charles H. Gibson
Dorchester County
Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Legislative
Ambrose Kennedy
Stewart
John T. Jones
United Mine Workers
Cumberland
CIO
Eugene Casey
Gaithersburg
Baltimore Sun
Admiral Dewey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Manila
Casey
New Deal
Charles W. Gibson
Alan Goldsborouge
Virgin Islands
Gibon
Kent Mulliken
Millard Pydings
Annapolis Matapeake Romancoke Claiborne Ferries Schedule
Daily and Sunday ferry timetable in Eastern Standard Time lists departures from Annapolis to Matapeake Romancoke and Claiborne with times from 7:25 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Bus connections noted at Romancoke and Claiborne. Matapeake connections via bus only indicated.
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Annapolis
Matapeake
Romancoke
Claiborne Ferries
Anuary
Peake
Claivorne
Tborne
Romaruke
Claiborne
Mataa ER
Maryland Gains and Local GOP Rifts Spark Rumors
Amid partisan maneuvers and WPA debates a Maryland scene unfolds with talk of endorsements for Charles Stewart and John Tyrone. WPA eyes publicizing finds of Martha Washington family graves on a former 1791 George Washington tract while political rivals clash over figures like Millard Pydings and Alan Goldsborough.
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WPA
Martha Washington
Rochville Court House
Acros
Handout for Scratch Pads at The Journal Office
The Journal offers handy scratch pads for 1 cent each at the office. This brief notice invites readers to visit the newspaper office to purchase small, affordable writing pads.
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Journal
Feeding dairy cows by weight and production levels
Research from the University of Maryland and USDA at Beltsville shows economical winter feeding depends on cow weight and milk output. A 1000 pound cow needs about 30 pounds of silage per 100 pounds of weight, plus hay twice daily, with grain adjusted by breed and milk volume. Jersey and Holstein guidelines vary by milk output, while Guernsey and Ayrshire may need more grain per extra pound of milk.
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DeVoe Meade
University of Maryland Dairy Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
Mad
Jersey
Guernsey
Ayrshires
Meade
Guernsess
Balance in feeding Ayrshire cows according to condition
Dr. Meade advises adjusting grain to keep cows in a medium flesh. Cows under 14 pounds per hundred weight may need more grain if thinning. reduce grain if gaining fat. Maintain a steady state of flesh, neither fat nor thin, with a feed plan based on current condition.
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Ayrshires
Dr. Meade
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Drew Pearson
Robert O. Bonnell
the Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
Annapolis, Maryland
Marshall
John Tyrone
Washington
Dole
WPA Writers Project
New Jereyv
New York
Massachusetts
Jacson O’conor
Howard Jackson
Atlantic City
Herbert O'Conor
O'Conor
Jackson
Hiv Moner
Howard
O’conor
Camp Hign
Harry Nice
Nice
Delaware
Wilmington
Kennard-Pyle’s
America
F. J. Wright
Denton
E. F. Withers
Ernest G. Cooper
General Insurance
Federalsburg
Long & Short Inc
Caroline’s
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