Main Armies Drawn Toward North China Clash
Peiping July 16 Japanese and Central Government forces near in North China conflict. Dispatches say Northern Chinese units, including a German-trained division, move toward Paotingfu to oppose Japan. Northern observers expect Nanking Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek divisions to join, possibly triggering major operations as homeland troops head to China.
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Peiping
China
Empire of Japan
Central Government of
North China
Nanking
Cratk
Paotingfu
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
More Grass Silage For Erosion Control Urged
College Park Md July 16 More grass silage as an indirect erosion control measure has been recommended in Soil Conservation Service project areas in Maryland State Coordinator O C Bruce says corn on steep slopes erodes soil. Mixed hay or alfalfa on slopes reduces erosion and lowers feed costs, with reports from New York experiments showing far less soil loss on meadow than on corn.
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College Park
Soil Conservation Service
Maryland
O. C. Bruce
Cora
Bruce
New York
M. C. M. P Dairymen Picnic Set at Mt Tabor Park
The 12th annual M. C. M. P dairymen picnic will be held at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge all day and evening on Wednesday July 2 with races nail driving contest hog calling contest and prize games morning. Beauty contest at 1 p m with winner receiving 10 and a silk sash inscribed Miss M C M P 1937. Addresses at 2 p m by Dr T B Symons Dr R W Shermantine and W Heaps. Evening program features Dixie Serenaders and a moving picture show. Westminster band provides music meals on grounds and attractions include sliding beard and horseshoe pitching. Monthly meeting of St Pauls Young People society noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
R. W. Shermantine
W. Heaps
BM. Cc. M
Dixie Serenaders
Camp Meade
Westminster Band
The
Young People's Society
St Paul's
Senate Pays Last Honors To Dead Leader
Lutheran church in Utica held a Sunday evening service at 7:45 with a program of scripture, readings, duets, solos, and prayers. The committee in charge was Frances Harper and others. Local notes mention visits, baptisms, and community events including Scouts housing at Camp Pen near Thurmont for two weeks beginning August 8, and a July reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holtz in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of
Utica
Lee Johnson
Merle Ramsburg
Hyran
Mildred Klipp
Misses Grace
Anna Mary Stull
Frances Ramsburg
Madeline Lenhart
Iss Eleanor Smith
Sylvia Eyler
Casper Moore
Jacob Ramsburg
W. A. R. Bell
Erma Stull
Shirley
Dorothy Moore
Mildred Smith
Carrie Stull
Frances Harper
Irman
Fred Stull
Harry Lambert
Robert Leatherman
Ethel Grimes
Vernon Coole
Highfield
Boy Scouts of the
Francis Scott Key Siri
Thomas Holtz
Catoctin Furnace
William
Philadelph John
Roanoke
Liza Sweeney
Thurmont
Lizzie
Woodsbarr
George
Thor
Ladies’ Guild
St. John’s Reformed Church
Sabinlasville
Claude Carl
Jefferson
Warren _Groshon
Grayson R. Shaffer
Paul Burfich
Conn
Beth Lo
Washington. D. Mtr
Edwin Creeser
Frank- Amb Paul
Addie Cauzhs
Fannin Ward Burdette
Ore
Charles R. Brocksdale
Sykesville Misses Adaucnior Return In Letter Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note from Sykesville references Miss Sue ville and individuals Frankingeld, Walter, Mercer, and an Ada union or Adaucnior. The line ends mid thought with a return remark, unclear date. No clear event or outcome stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Phileadeli
Sueville
Frankingeld
Mercer
Miss Kattleen Norris Returns to Philadelphia
Miss Kattleen Norris has returned to Philadelphia after visiting her parents Prof and Myr T near St Anthony. Among those who waited at the Saddenn Lille and family over the recent holidays were Mr. and ...
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Feazer
William Smith
Philadelphia
Sirs
Isanestown
and Illen
Baltimore
Lawrence Warner
Blue
Robert Kerrigan
Ted
Mr. Kerrigan
Margaret Kerrigan
Seph Aveack
Howard
Jeanette Sigafaose
Jase
Sheridan
Liam Sheridan
Haines
Baus
Nreheldik
Trosel
Anna
Alle
Sinven
Phidacedania
Thompson
Con Rota
Sim
W Chark
Dante
Connecticut
Emmitsburg
Kattleen Norris
Phielphia
Prof
Myr. T
St Anthony
Safdenn Lille
Maryland Agriculture Committee weighs simplified wheat planting plan
May 1937 Maryland farmers face time to plant winter wheat as the State agricultural conservation committee debates simplifying the program. Members urge fewer hurdles and continued payments for soil conserving practices while tailoring rules to Maryland conditions. They push for plowable permanent pasture, conservative crop rotation, and erosion measures, with broader discussions in Washington among state and federal officials.
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College Park
Woostiet
Itas
Peaeticos
Memibers
Opinen
Maryland
Epson
Sean
Farin
Washington
AAA
County Breeders Win Charles Town Prizes
Frederick county breeders won prizes at the Charles Town Horse Show in W V. Prizes across classes included first $50 second $15 third $10 fourth. Winners listed by class include foal of any age, yearling filly, mare or gelding, and other categorias with owner names such as NorvecHville Bell Porcellyville Bearryet Monercues Farms and Orrison.
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Frederick County
Charles , Town
W. Va
Bell
Charles R Porcellyville
Prise Dobby
Orrison
Prise
Onion Farms
Beldaas Ar Cal
Biret
Bounce
Ray EB
Fields
Bearryet
Opaice
Sprinse- Berryville
Atonacacy Fourche
Moneacy
Moneacy 12-Year-Old Filly Par Helding
Prine
Merrie
Monercues
Prige
Pete
Sowers
Mick Sarmin
White Post Va
Bareca
Doisinia
Menoeney Farms
Derick Cass
Piret
O. Morr
Act
Opr
Pring
Orr
Halla Beas
Veel
Chris
Auiels
Hult Ora Mins
Waynes
Ma Fereleran
Rural Women’s Course graduates showcased at event
The Rural Women’s Course held a demonstration led by graduate Miss Hoffmar. Belva Rons and Mrs. Voanda atye presented a report on the program’s outcomes. The event featured opening remarks by Mr. W. Chen and Ms. Baum, with remarks from Mrs. Werent fy and other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baas
Thach
Mra
Local notices recount events and social news across towns
A long clippings passage lists names at gatherings and dinners, church events, visits, and local happenings. It notes John Hoagland's accident in July Taneytown, the chicken dinner for St Joseph's church, Camp Catayba talks, and various guests at the Garner and Heidt homes. The item mentions Railway Age figures on advertising and ends with a remark on newspapers.
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AL Bower
Ay Ve Bla
Jaseph Wolf
Virginne Bower
Urdva Woans
Mortis Bovns
Charles Foreman
Gonrie Bammeardner
Bavist Tlaghn
A Warded Mehr Jodney Teeter
Muss Adeline Dlatiniin
John Mann
Clarkson
Mich
Moendley
Ati
Beonards
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Dohn Wallersdorff
John
Faust Daughteredine
Dorothy
Ary
Waltercedlarfs
Wale Ter Crapster
Oak
Locy
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Senate
Howard County
Irene Steele
Fitzgerald
Sue Ware
Carey Emmatt
Marjorie Jane
William Chipley
Sidney Rennehan
Bon Secour Hospital
Rennehan
Elizabeth Barcus
Eastern Shore
Elmer Lee
Werbert Leatherwoo Wingten
Allenne Brown
Woman's Club
Sykesville
David Young
Dorothy Les
L Tt
Vrenee
Warner
A. Lor
Land. Y
St E. Churca
Rugby
Mildred Wolfman
E Reed
G. F. Hy
St M. E. Eaureh
Miss Satonsville
Anel Ood
Atlantic City
Wwneuf
Ellicott
Alvin Jonons
Waipert
Vince Griffith
Montgomery Ag
Anel
Humphrey D
Ludwell Bonny Mo
W. Denny
Jean J Ruly
Grote Grant
Bas
Grant
Hopkins Hospital
Dadiey
Nana Mivelvn Little
mMensier
Alexandra
Tay
D Baking Company
Joseph T. Robinson
Roosevelt
Congress
M. Barney Thorne Phillips
Charles Town
West Virginia
Fie
Athintic City
Nob
Railway Age
Ardlers
Dr. Sud
Kaufman
Patrick St
Quaker City
Prederick
Bawa
Celis
Archite Bemster
Joule
Dosh
Brederick
Aid
Merly Wainds
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Gibson
Ahbove
L. B. Nicodemus Wansssasi
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