Maryland farmers report nine million gain in crop value in 1936
Maryland agricultural statistics show 1936 crop value at 55,465,000 dollars, up more than nine million from 1935. Total acreage harvested about 1,697,010 acres, yields varied with drought, corn led with 30 percent of value, wheat and tobacco following. fruit and truck crops grew or fell with weather.
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College Park
Maryland
J.A Ewing
Saint
Ewing
Drouth
October 1936: A Patchwork of Global News and Domestic Doubts
A scrambled October 1936 dispatch surveys global events from Madrid and Moscow to Washington. It notes trade talks, European neutrality, and Mussolini’s plans while reporting on U.S. political chatter, labor concerns, crop fortunes, and cultural happenings. The piece blends commentary on Roosevelt, public works, and looming election talk with snapshots of figures like Tugwell, Dempsey, and Garner.
Clair Bee’s Long Island Team Redefines New York Basketball
New York January. Clair Bee, famed Long Island University Blackbirds coach, built a national program in five years. He rejects zone defense for man-for-man pressure and fast, open play, guiding L I U from campus anonymity to packed arenas. Bee’s teams showcase disciplined shooting technique and pivot passes, emphasizing skill, speed, and smart defense.
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New York
Clair Bee
Long Island University
Vy. Wu A Bea
Brooklyn Batttur
Mite Rider College
Trenton
T. W. Gibson
Atheletics
Rider
Bee
Louis Zara
Dim McKinstry
Rae Maverd
L.i Ue
Dee
Columbia
New York University
Fordham
Middle
Far West
Cubeway
Tex Rickard
Long Island
Bee's Status as National Figure Grows in Basketball
Bee emerges as a leading national figure in basketball. He writes extensively on the game and receives about ten letters daily from across the country asking about his shooting system. His progress suggests many bright basketball years ahead.
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Bee
Two Held For Grand Jury For Forgery
Two men, Motew Morgan and Mott EG Morgan, were jailed awaiting the grand jury on charges of forgery and passing bad checks in a county. Sheriff Roy Mowliner and Deputy Charles WooSomiah led the arrest after checks forged to steal from stores, with a scheme involving about twenty five permit holders and several local business places. The case lists many named individuals and a pattern of forged checks ranging from four to forty dollars. The incident prompted authorities to investigate additional suspects and forged documents as the grand jury convenes.
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Charpal
Elmer Nex
Atresia
Praterick
Roy Mocmwliner
Charles WooSomiah
Ce Pru
Miter
Morgan
Carhaly
Dan
Ata Ukentpelie
Arnethimse
Ferial
Marie Etta Mory
Parl Plsto
Mowie
Simpean
Libertysoans
Pop Drogentuts
May Woo Albers Wo Quitdin
Thomas Mo Willampon
Iisety
OA Stockman
Wilbur Voper Bros
Thurmont
Ated
Sherut Altiner
Pensionee
Ugaket Teleaseuer
Psir
Pherip Pla
Mrs Duvall Observes OOth Birthday Today
Mrs Duvall celebrates her OOth birthday today at Tredd itch City Uyacottal with family and local friends in a quiet observance. The event includes well wishers and several local neighbors noted as present.
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Guy Duvell
Lo Angeles
Cal
Tentinens
Marion Bing Duval
Edin Duvall
Ais
Kensington
Minnie Ford
Alexandria Va
Duvall
Mrs. Duvall
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Kleih
Father
U.S
John Barry
United States
France
Barry
Congress
John Paul Jones
U. S
Navy
Donet & Barry
Je Green
Rene
Ny Volta Torrey
AV Kesture
Deneser
Chicaco
Renerel
Janers
Vand Landan
California
Itusala
Spain
Behin W Davis
Jamies
Warburs
Mussolini
Berlin
Madrid
Russia
Roper
Roperreil
al Smith
Vandenberg
Yankees
Philippines
Woody Nockaday
Father Coughlin
Lloyd's
Sarrak Insurance
Canton
Killag
Mexford G. Tugwell
Cnat
Broadway
Jack Dempsey
Farley
Leon Kroll
Garnegie Institute
WPA Pictures
Sleuth
Ellis Parker
Wendel Selquet
Brow
Jal
Garner
Knox
Roosevelt
Wandon
Jesse Owens
Supreme Court
AL Fanedige Pamtandan Mee
Matthew Kenney
Mit
Queen of England
sureeseQlcy
Wally
Stork Derby
Harry Grayson
Gamen Games
Pat Loi U
New Irteh
al eMiiccs Hreerthyll
Cml Ee
Hillside Coal Co. Water Bt
Sperenandie
Morzan
Shaw
Mie
Duval
William ‘¥. Anderson
East Charel Street
Williant Wmeraty
West Parrlex Treet Bulote
Mintlog Duvall
Jacol Ho Apple
Nie
Af Hod College
Atrs. Vignleet Eth West Third Stere
Max Marguer
Juanes ET Avall
Lermine
Tredditch City
Uyacottal
Mugnus
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North Market St
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Dosh’s Livestock Market
Typsop Vy
Yvastamey Pth
Dosh
Frederick, MD
Haines Livestock Market
FORD
Maryland State Armory
EPA
Lesaikam Galt
S.yory
Miri Hatter
Natenr
Naif
Amerer Teyeroof
Cates
Afton Fear Fife
Patton
ANA Warreverente
Stieff
Steff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Chevrolet
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
W. Patrick Bt
Fred, MD
Bank of Maryland
Frederick
Witt Otter
Lyquare Anche
Total
Pasa
Poatal
Poe
Wapilid Accoun
Asseta
Portumot
Ree
QMFL
Oltm Waren Vensreenneseness Istsenaeceuate Oe
Siealae
Mae
Thia
Hammond Clary
Cashier
Correc
Grorok F. Smith
Arthur HM. Doll
Amos A. Holter
Divwetors
Arthur V. Myers
Notary Public Commission
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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