Best Clover In Years Being Cut In County
Farmers report the best clover crop in years with yields about 25 percent above average. Timothy and alfalfa are gathered with strong yields. clover seed prospects look good. Winter conditions in 1932 and 1933 favored hay and wheat, aiding overall growth. Strawberries finished, raspberries entering market as peach forecasts vary statewide.
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Clean Motion Picture Debate Draws Local Support
Community opinions favor cleaner family films amid a church led movement. Local theater managers and officials back reducing suggestive content, urging entertainment that aligns with public demand for wholesome pictures. A Catholic church led push gains broad endorsement from residents including former officials and media figures.
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Ashley M. Abendschein
Frederick
David Herum
Norwood Receives Two Star Gold Emblem for Ten Years
Catherine S Norwood of Frederick office Chesa e and Potomac Telephone Company Baltimore City has been awarded a two star gold emblem for ten years service. Paul Wayne states she is among 227 men and women in Maryland whose employment totals 2185 years and recently earned the emblem.
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Spite Marriage 4 Hithariis Huilland Taylor
After the death of her gay yet noble suitor Marsha Moore lives with aunt Gertrude while she heals from hardship. An admirer fades and Bob Powers from Mexico returns as a catalyst. Soerska then decides she does not want to hurry Bob.
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Man From Mexico Chapter Six A Dinner With Tension
Marsha-Musings on affection and class sting as she dresses for dinner with Miss Gertrude and plans a night with Bob. The scene shifts between her guarded self and bitter memories of her aunt and strict family, hinting at forbidden longing and social restraint.
NRA price cuts spark bid suppression plan spreads
An order aims to undercut NRA prices by up to 15 percent to curb identical bids. Bids fixed by code prices could not be revealed until after openings, prompting claims that bidders know rivals' offers. Four named sheep discovered on the Isle of Man.
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Not Worried by Trial Co ns D Governor Faces Federal Sentence
Gov William Lemger smiles at a Federal Court sentence of 18 months in prison and a $10,000 fine for defrauding the U S Government. Judge Miller stayed the term until Monday, with appeals promised to the Circuit Court and possibly the U S Supreme Court.
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Peppers and Rain Delay Tiny Times Meet
Windy and friends haul peppers to a cart when a rainstorm looms over the Tiny Times, sparking plans to shelter and share a meal. Peter offers a ride home and says they have worked hard and deserve a treat, as they brace for the approaching weather.
Furnace Fire Creates Human Interest Tea Room Heat
Journal text reports a local 104 degree tea room incident after a janitor lit coal for a furnace. The resulting steam warmed the tea room interior while outside heat rose. The City Editor assigns a human interest angle for the story.
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Detour Deour and Nearby Social Notes
Detour Deour June 30 lists visits among residents of Detour and nearby towns. Notes include Mrs Ber Allander’s visit, Rice and Haugh guests, and several calls between families in Libertytown Keys, Detour and nearby. Union open air services begin July 1 at Mir Ridge with speakers and dates through September. John Howard Payne’s marriage rejection is noted for lacking a home to offer.
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J. Watt
Hagerstown
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Linwood
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Guy P. Bread
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Evans City
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Mary Hayden
Fails to Locate Relatives for Martinsburg Baseball Fan
Tom Edelman known as Baseball Tom was found dead in the Martinsburg West Virginia baseball park sandstand. Efforts to locate relatives have failed telegrams sent to acquaintances in the South were returned unclaimed. The body remains at a Martinsburg funeral parlor awaiting arrangements to contact relatives. Edelman spent last winter in the city using the name dacs Stafford.
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