Penicillin production and wartime study dominate meeting notes
Reported gains in penicillin production with 84 percent increase and sufficiency for 47 million serious cases, while most output still serves armed forces. A separate address at an Eastern Sociological Society conference in Frederick, Maryland, details Greenfield town attitudes on the war, challenging isolationist myths and noting broad support for total victory.
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Wayne C.fessor
Hood College
Frederick
Eastern Sociological Society
Mid West
Greenfield
Middle West
Adair County
Russia
Neely
Newrea
Weather forecast note with unclear timing
The readable portion mentions weather timing and tomorrow’s sunrise and a moisture note. Specifics are garbled leaving only a general forecast impression and expected times without clear locations or actions.
Capital Doings And Stewings By PETER EDSON
Washington April 26. Peter Edson surveys wartime politics and policy with sharp edges on lend lease and Allied strategy. He notes social tensions and asks how leaders like Bilbo and Byrns shape postwar plans amid broad public unease over leadership.
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Peter Edson Washington
English Lesson Word Misuses and Pronunciation Notes
A compact note explains common misuses and pronunciation tricks. It highlights words like forgive pursuit refutation and admonishes consistent accuracy while encouraging vocabulary growth through repeated practice.
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The News April 26 1844
Crowds visited the Development Company grounds to glimpse Coxey's Army. Gen Coxey delivered a talk in the arena with a ten cent admission. The Army marched from the city en route toward Washington. At a Board of Aldermen meeting the reservoir issue was settled and X Lane pledged to mobilize workers this afternoon to halt work.
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the News
O Geton
Coxey
Coxes
Washington
Board of Adderomen
X Lane
Frederick Broad
Brown
Racal items from the News April 26 1924
Twenty years ago items from The News dated April 26 1924 mention Louis A Rige and other individuals in a brief calendar of social and local events. The garbled text references New York and various obscurities, preserving a snapshot of 1920s society.
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Viger Ety
Louis A Rige
Saa
New York
Today In History Audubon and many famed figures listed
A jumble of historical notes mentions Audubon as well as Frederick Law Olmsted, Charles Browne, and other figures with dates and events. The piece references birthdays, deaths, and anniversaries, plus political and military notes spanning several centuries and places.
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Audubon
Sar ‘Birds of
Boston
Gruton
Robert Herric
Dee Hint
Auduparei
Peeleauther
The War Interpreted Advances in Burma Threaten Nipponese Effort
War analyst Kirke L. Simpson reports Allied forces under Mountbatten may launch a quick counter stroke into Northern Burma before the monsoon. He notes strong 14th Army columns, fielded with U.S. guns, moving through Assam-Burma toward Chindwin and the Bay of Bengal. An intensified drive could cut Nipponese lines and aid China while weather and monsoon restrictions loom.
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Assam-Burma
Penciig
India
Sab Beth
Chindwin
Greon
Bly
Dreawadet
Hor
Burma
Oupyer
Bath
Bay of Bene
Southeastern Asia
China
Konan
Dear Miss Di advises on temptation and marriage vows
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife torn between love for her husband and an unfaithful attraction. She urges redirecting thoughts, strengthening the marriage, and focusing on household duties, family, and self control to preserve sanctity and happiness.
Roosevelt era labor case looms over Montgomery Ward seizure
The article discusses government seizure of Montgomery Ward and Company over maintenance of membership contracts amid wartime labor policy. It argues the move could heighten labor tensions, affect the presidential agenda, and test the authority of the War Labor Board versus the National Labor Relations Board, with broad political implications in the Midwest.
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Montgomery Ward and Company
Gov
Hust ix
Up Betoen
Roosevelt
Montgome Ward
Rooselt
War Labor Board
Congress
Apene AG
Tador
Smith-Connally
National Labor Relations Board
Aave
Montgomery Ward
National Labor Relation Board
Ould
Montgomery
Ward
Conhay
Fibor
Roe
Congres
America
Congo
Middle West
Suivntal
Engagement Advice Fractures In A Troubled Courtship
The passage advises a woman to avoid a hasty engagement and cautions that a careless betrothal could ruin her chance at marriage. It warns that a Lothario will abandon her and implies that remaining unmarried may be safer. It ends suggesting to postpone marriage to protect her heart.
Luf's Stuff at Wi tae WOE War Already
A garbled OCR fragment references a wartime or conflict event with unclear details. The readable segments mention Luf and Pau with themes of fighting or dispute. Named persons or organizations are not clearly identifiable.
Sudden Shift May Bring the Peace
A terse line hints at a potential shift toward peace, attributed to A. Lufburrow. The fragment references a hopeful change in conflict dynamics and quotes no concrete dates or events.
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A. Lufburrow
Bible Thought on God as Shield and Power
A short devotional note cites scripture praising God's word as a shield and trust in the Lord. The text references Proverbs and a quoted line attributed to Bryant, presenting a faith-based message on divine protection and care.
New Books At Johns Hopkins Library Cover Local History
The volume on the Johns Hopkins Hospital and University details their 1667 93 history with a second volume planned. Other reviews cover Marriage Is a Serious Business Now That We Have To Walk Shakespeare Theaters and a lively outdoor life guide.
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Gynea Serviof. Inc
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins University School OF Medicine
Alan M. Chesney
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Maryland
Raymond T. Fuller
Johnsville Woman's Club Meets in April
The Johnsville Woman's Club gathered April 18 at Mrs. Harry Holtzople's home with eleven members and two visitors. President Mrs. Carroll Harp led the pledge and singing. Frank Soper spoke on canning and the value of yellow tomatoes. Peace chairman Mrs. Jesse Nicodemus noted readings on peace. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Edwin Bohn's home in May.
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Johnsville
Population and area of sub-Arctic to US territories
The dataset covers territories ranging from sub-Arctic regions to the United States with a total area of 3,973.993 square miles and a population of 150,621.231 people.
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sub-Arctic
United States
Riding Territories and Dependent
Reed Named State USO Chairman for Maryland
NAMED USO CHAIRMAN Allen B Reed chair of the Aberdeen USO Council has been appointed State USO chairman for Maryland by Chester L Barnard joint president of the United Prvice Organizations It was announced at the area headquarters 111 North Charles street Baltimore by Miss Mildred Winship National USO Representative for the state The office a new one in keeping with general USO policy of organizing state committees for the decentralization of many of the responsibilities formerly lodged with National USO headquarters will place Mr Reed and the statewide committee to be organized under him in a volunteer supervisory position over all USO operations throughout Maryland
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USO
Allen B. Reed
Aberdeen
USO Council
Maryland
Chester L. Barnard
United Prvice
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Miss Mildred Winship
Mr. Reed
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Bern
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Teumorro Moor
Europe
Germany
France
Taly
Italy
Gerforces
Flood Byrns
de Peters
Bond
Senate
Jotis Mo Voss
Cotas
Glen London
Paul G. Heffdan
Studebaker Commattve Fay Ar
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Heft
Eatotag
Tie
Ura
Petey Puan
Zealand
Krod
Lonelo
Tite
Nunoni
Acaulay
Odd Fellows
Baltinore
Joan Wilkes Booth
Purstone Saledd
Andrew So Rowan
Witt
Oto Gare
Tia Famestown
Val Tercentenary
Ypres
John McCrae
Fmimir
Mie
Podas
Kirke L. Simpson
Dorothy Dix
Miss di
Hlave
Noone
Uul
Tris
Oman
Warrior Board
Montgomery Ward Centre
David Lawrence
Mies
Toby
Nohor Akythe
Tvs
Bryant
Earl L. Douglass
D. D. Artz
Babson Newspaper Synd
Ray Randolph
Ray
New York City
Shakespeare's Theater
Ashley H. Thorndike
Shakespeare
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