Chiang Foes Slow Up Pace Of Fighting
The Chinese Communists extend a methodical, piecemeal reduction of Chiang Kai-shek forces after a bold strike on Suchew. They win gradually, while the government remains wobbly yet alive. Madame Chiang seeks large American aid in Washington as the fighters pace slows and Manchuria loss reshapes the balance. Economic calm returns as gold yuan fluctuates amid reform efforts. Holstein tests report Brattleboro breeders achieving high butterfat and milk yields in Maryland and Vermont trials.
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Fred Hampson
Nanking
Chiang Kai- Shek
Churia
N Ne
Chiang
Manchuria
Yangtze
Foy Winter
Madame Chiang
National Scholarship Program To Be Offered
Washington reports the NEA announced a national scholarship program for the 81st Congress. It would require at least 1900000 in federal aid and give scholarships to college students based on ability with no federal control over schools or curricula. Safeguards would prevent discrimination by race creed sex or other social factors.
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Washington
National Education Association
Ralph McDonald
NEA Department On Higher Education
IOI
Ty Dog Guo
BricDonald
Four Injured In Knoxville Automobile Wreck
Four men were injured when their 1947 Plymouth crashed into a tree at routes 340 and 76 in Knoxville around 5 PM Saturday. Driver Christopher Speed 33 of Glindon faced facial and head lacerations. John Stecker 48 of Baltimore had head and chest injuries. B R Brandauist 28 of Baltimore suffered a severe head laceration. Edgar S Brooks 34 of Baltimore had a left hand finger laceration. Speed initially feared to have a fractured skull but was discharged Sunday. damage to the car was about 1900 dollars.
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Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. H. Feete
Ross Road
Baltimore
Edgar S. Brooks
Cedar Grove
Speed
Melvin Snyder
Feesersburg Column Ends With A Local Joke
A Feesersburg correspondent replies to a reader who asks for more news in his weekly county-press column. He explains Feesersburg is “made up of eight houses and one …” suggesting a lighthearted, fictional town vignette.
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Feesersburg
County Papers
Fragmentary notice hints at feesersburg column omission
The text references eight families and a Feesersburg column, noting some families do not want their names published and two are among the first to inquire if the column is missing. The fragment suggests a local column or notice issue.
Village gossip column notes quirky rodent kin
A fragmented excerpt mentions village life and neighborly interest in local news. It also references the rodent family including porcupines and beavers as an odd aside.
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Dee
Rolstein
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America
Cecil K Holter
Jefferson
John M. Dennis, Jr. Riderwooth
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YeStory
S. Clark
Nother
Xmas Loans
Ritchie Associates
East Church
Frederick
Carroll Theater
Bidg
Westminster
Public Service Commission
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
Qane
Rm Eye
GAS Service
L. E. Nicodemus Frederick's Home Appliance
North Market ST
Mercury
R&h
Ford
Buick Special
Nash
ESTES M@TGRS, Inc
Turkey
Estes Motors, Inc
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