Cromwell's Oscar Owens and Cal Alumni Prep for Spring Track
Cromwell-led Chicago track circles discuss Owens prospects and a strong California squad under Cromwell's guidance. The piece highlights rising stars like Dan Lasts from Indiana and hints at talents across Southern California including Trojans pole vaulters and distance hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crancely
America
Germany
Dan
Sash
Ptayer
Indiana
Faomis
Princeton
Cromwell
Picture Story of Alf M Landon Life and Legacy
A condensed retrospective traces Alf M Landon from 1904 through his governorship and 1930s reforms. It notes his economy program, opposition to New Deal measures, fiscal conservatism, and impact on state accounts, including highway spending and reform efforts. The piece reflects on his political stance and era while citing fiscal episodes and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf-M. Landon
McOrd
Landon
Mansas Coolidge
Fragmented OCR sports note from local page
Garbled strokes describe a game sequence with players and moves, mentioning a professor and underlined plays. The text hints at a completed 8 total, with Hak taking a full defensive turn and other players engaging in ball handling at the park.
Fragmentary OCR sports note on golf and form
Fragmented text discusses golf technique and body motion and mentions Helen Ifleks. It references timing and form but lacks clear events or outcomes. The piece reads as a rough OCR fragment with distorted phrases and incomplete sentences.
Fragmented Speech On Liberty And Rights
The text presents jumbled phrases about liberty and free expression, hinting at debates on speech and state opinion. It references rights to write and state opinions, with scattered archaic spellings suggesting a historical newspaper fragment. The source is incomplete and unclear.
MAK NOG Mine 9 2h ey from To hives he wans ds
No coherent details found. The fragmentary text mentions Pakoprotitatte aldestine and agricultural pursuits but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a factual news item.
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Dts
Thurmont graduation and church program details
Sixty-eighth grade pupils from Thurmont Lewin town Cragerstown and nearby areas received diplomas in a Sunday afternoon ceremony. The program at St Matt’s Union Sunday School included solo saxophone pieces, scripture readings, prayers, hymns, and recitations by primary and junior classes with names of participating children and the church setting in Utiea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Thurmont
Thurmont
Lewin Town
Ocreagerstown
Catoetin
Phunday Esennig
Jae
Falbondtur
Sthormont
Moink AlaiKh
Pee Ihek
Heer Winger
Tilekwe
Cher
Stenning
Jatin Bena
Getermer
Thehacd O'Foote Honesebditt
Pat Yentz
Hai Hititely
Vt Wd
oPicheelberger
Hopardie
Ssculitie Faery
Kathleen Marie Hudhoiin
Baxwithy
Wieather Diverter
Man
Thomas Skoh- Tenberg
Evelyn Marne Ielb
Henry Frederick Miller
Raymond Thomas Powell
Glenn Ler Putman
Claude Ramsburg
Nelo Hee
Erman Louise Stall
Simon Amehne
Stl
Elsie Summers
Elizabeth Virsinks Willhidte
Croagerstown
Mary F. Hubbard
Manche 'Theodosin Lon
Loagise Long
George Edward Plummer
Harold Uinoyit Ramstrg
Willam - Kenneth Tramsburg
Sylsa Manche Bherman
Betty Ave Beall
Catortin Kumace
Howard Franklin Carty
Pat's Delight
Babel Greet
St.Matt's Union
Utiea
Helt
Tes
Anna Mary
Grace Stull
Rey Stull
Carol for Children's Pay and Hymn Festival Notes
A local program features a string of recitations and songs led by Miss Myrtle Moller and A. F. Bell, with Mrs. Orville Cope Jr and family in attendance. Lt. Cope of the U S Navy will join soon, transferring from the west coast to the Great Lakes area. Luther League members from St John’s Lutheran Thurmont enjoyed an outing at St. Sandy Wole last week and held a business meeting afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ove
Sy Robert Whipp
Madeline Lanehart
Dinter Rats
Betty Harper
Helen Meriner
Madeline Lenhart
Worsthy Thurrf
Gurls Quist
Hathlees Ruhrmany
Myrtle Moller
Great Lakes
Luther League of St. John's Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Sandy Wole
Ad. Williar
Maryland farmers see cash income drop in four months
Maryland farmers earned 11,802,000 in the first four months, down 432,000 from the same period last year. The decline, from the U S Department of Agriculture report, stems partly from government payments dropping from 338,000 to 182,009 and lower crop returns.
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College Park
Maryland
U. S.’ Department of Agriculture
Unclear OCR Data on Financial Figures
Fragmentary PS text shows inconsistent figures from 2727.000 to 2.211000 and references to imminent reports. Mentions rising returns and figures around 0.49000, with scattered phrases about operations and comparisons. No clear entities or concrete events can be reliably identified.
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Harry Grayson Oe
Chicago
Inre
Deemir
Owens
Dean
Frate Negro
Owens Us
Tnt Viet
Atahien
Fernta
Frank Wykott
Charing Puddork
Charley Borah
Tee
Asn
Artor
Treasury
Amechanita
Sfeon
Frank
Cole
ANT Rie
NPA
Servier Tooth
Weiter
Helen Ifleks
Willuam
Wilhide
Kyn
Gladys Marie Hesseng
Panko
Dorothy Mae Davelei
TéNian
Lily
Bernice Utter
ED Howe
Eugenie
Victor Hugo
Los Angeles
Paris
Hugo
Henry Dicard
Siseran
Joe Digittion
George Reis
WM. J. Hollingsworth, JR
New York
London
Comarban
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Burma
Drederica
Williamson and Peoples Service
A. A. Lough & Son
Claire Huntington
Jet Ee Mea Ewan
Wortaa
Een
Glen Lebon
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