Connally outlines plan for real peace with Axis powers
Senator Connally telling the Senate committee in Washington argued for a peace that lets Germany and Austria rebuild their economies. He praised the Paris conference as an achievement and urged terms that remove arms and replace them with industry and agriculture tools while opposing harsh punitive measures.
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Washington
Connally
Germany
Austria
Foreign Relations Committee
Benare
Council of Foreign Ministers
Xxx
Britain
Russia
France
Paris
Europe
United States
Maryland 4 H Club Week to draw 900 at U of Md Campus
Maryland 24th annual 4 H Club Week at the University of Maryland in College Park aims to attract about 900 4 H members and leaders from all 23 counties for five days of classes demonstrations and recreation. Oldest event since 1941 wartime travel limits.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland
Mylo Downey
Dorothy Emerson
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses issued to Willis B Hall and Nellie V Hil both of this city. George O Coffin and Evelyn N Dixon, both of this city. Melvin P Blackburn and Frances Gover, both of Ellicott City. Ole Jones and Kathryn J Halli of this state. Floyd C Dutrow and Margaret N Leatherman of Wilmington and Myersville. George W Pole and Gladys Mae Tams of this city. James L Topper Jr and Adele Myers of Washington. Johnny J Wease and Marjorie Russell. Ross H Wittle Jr and Isabelle J Murray of Harrisburg. Robert M Docking and Julia Lee Rebey of Los Angeles. Deeds: Minnie A Harshman to Hubert E Fletcher and wife. Victor G Mercer et al to Edward B Mensell and wife. Charles L Forest and wife to Leroy C Forest. George H Payne and wife to Wilson P Halland and wife. Dallas W Kehne and wife to Janie J Crummitt. Joshua A L Rice and wife to James L Davis and wife. </summary>
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West All Saints Street
Nellie ‘ Virginia Hil
AH Saints Street
This City
George O. Coffin
Washington
Evelyn N. Dixon
West Fifth Street
Melvin P. Blackburn
Frances Gover
Ellicott City
Ole Jones
Perry Paint
Kathryn J. Halli
Floyd C. Dutrow
Wilmington
del Ant
Margaret N Leatherman
Myersville
George W. Pole
East South Street
Gladys Mae Tams
South Market Street
James L. Topper, Jr
Emmitsburg
Adele Myers
Johnny J. Wease
Long Beach
Calif
Marjorie
Russell
Donora
Ross H. Wittle Jr
Isabelle J. Murray
Harrisburg
Robert M. Docking
Julia Lee Rebey
Los Angeles
Minnie A. Harshman
Hubert E. Fletcher
Victor G. Mercer
Edward B. Mensell
Charles L. Forest
Leroy Charles Forest
George H. Payne
Wilson P. Halland
Dallas W. Kehne
Janie J. Crummitt
Joshua A.L. Rice
James L. Davis
Transfer of Soil District Staff Tops Frederick County Tour
John C. Johnson moves to Elkton under the Soil Conservation Service with Rhea Kincaid taking over his Frederick Catoctin district area. Supervisors plan July 22 farm machinery dealer tour from the old Church Street school at 9 30 am with a fried chicken dinner en route near Johnsville. The move follows dividends from a May 20 bankers tour and bank ads highlighting soil conservation.
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Soil Conservation Service
Frederick and Catoctin
Johnsville
Soil Conservation District
Citizens National Bank of Frederick
Western Maryland Trust Co
Citizens Bank
Sail conservation interest in Teede County welfare efforts
A department official expresses strong interest in protecting evict sails and contributing to Teede County welfare through definitive conservation measures.
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Ment
Teede
Army recruiting drive urged by county advisory committee
Major General Francis Perrott outlined a plan to boost Regular Army enlistments in Frederick County. He urged local leaders to use personal contacts and organizational ties to encourage recruitment as enlistments had fallen, stressing citizens’ duty to support a strong trained force.
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Frederick County
Francis Perrott
Army Advisory Committee
Perrott
Farmers report mixed wheat and barley yields in Frederick County
Interviewed farmers and farm workers indicate wheat and barley yields vary widely across Frederick County. Some report 12 to 55 bushels per acre with below normal overall, while oats appear likely to exceed average despite recent rains.
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Frederick County
G. L. Thomas, Jr
Buckeystown
Robert Foster
New London
C. B. Setters
Middletown
Howard Aldridge
Bloomfield
Charles S. Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Elmer B. Staley
Pleasant Hill
Weather Summary for July 1945 to July 1946
Weather data shows no precipitation in the 24 hours to 8 am today. July to date rainfall 1.07 inches versus normal 4.03 inches. July 1945 total 6.91 inches. deficiency to July 1, 1946 stands at 1.41 inches. Yesterday high 69 or 6r. high a year ago 90. Last night low 71. last year 67. Rivers Monocacy slightly cloudy at Ceresville. Potomac clear at Knoxville.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Use Of Plastics Shown During Short Course
Hundreds of Maryland homemakers learned about new plastic fabrics at the Rural Women's Short Course. Miss Florence Mason of the Maryland Extension Service described films and coated woven fabrics that resist soil, water, fire, mildew, and fading and require little ironing.
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Maryland
Florence Mason
Maryland Extension Service
Mary Kuehn
Washington
Bridge hand tale reveals near miss in slam
The article describes a bridge deal where a slam was almost made or defeated. With West not opening deuce, the play diverged when the jack of clubs appeared. A series of ruffs and trumps on the hand and dummy leads show the critical cards including hearts and diamonds, revealing the tension of the misfired contract.
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West
Dechirer
Ace
North
Tun
Fragmented Card Game Scene and Garden Tips
A clipped narrative notes a card play moment with spades and diamonds, then shifts to garden advice warning about cabbage worms. It suggests rotenone use on cabbage family plants including broccoli and cauliflower, and mentions inspecting broccoli heads and early cabbage cracking. The tone blends a brief game aside with practical horticulture guidance from a periodical page.
Frontier Asthma Cure Promises Free Trial Offer
An advertisement urges readers with summer asthma to request a free trial of a claimed remedy from Frontier Asthma at 6 Niagara St OTT Frontier Biol Ottawa NL. It claims universal effectiveness and no cost, promising relief from wheezing and breathing difficulty regardless of other attempts.
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Frontier
Niagara St. Ott
Harvesting Advice From Fragments of Growing Season
The text notes keeping heads in overgrowth and pulling plants gently to harvest in good condition. Growth is slowed by warm spells or roots, suggesting careful in place handling to minimize breakage and preserve eating quality.
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