Empire for a Lady in Balingong Standstill
In dim light aboard the Lin kang compound near Balingong, Blair and I tend to Clyde who lies gravely wounded with possible lead in his throat. Malaya Dyaks and Malays drift toward river escape as a riverine withdrawal plan unfolds amid muttered fears and constant watch from across the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alingong
Blair
Paul
Clyde
Linkang
James Clyde
Rentongen
Balingong
Codsrigat
Ales LaWay
Prices tumble as egg production soars in 1938 report
Washington March 11 The Bureau of Agricultural Economics links a sharp drop in egg prices to record production high frozen egg stocks and weak consumer income plus a poor storage season The mid February farm price average fell to 52 cents a dozen from January outlook suggests a spring low but egg prices may rise in late 1938 with lower spring production and smaller August stocks Chicken prices at mid February remain near their 1937 high notes while brood stock and marketings are expected to lift prices later in the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Siam
Bureau
County farmers to get $140000 in conservation payments
Approximately 140000 will be distributed to Frederick county farmers next week from the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program. About 1400 farmers on 1200 farms across nine districts will receive checks, with delays in Middletown Myersville and Jefferson due to aerial farm surveys.
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Frederick Coun
Henry R. Shoemaker
Middletown
Myersville
Jeferson
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Lewistown
New Market
Liberty
Urbana
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Walkersville
Frederick
Winchester Hall
New Market W C T U Holds Narcotics Program
Mrs E P Roop hosted New Market W C T U with county president Mrs Thomas Anderson as guest of honor. Miss Mary Shawbaker presided and led scripture and prayer. The program focused on narcotics with songs readings poems and an address by Mrs Anderson. Three visitors attended and next meeting set for April 13 with Mrs Ira Arnold hosting on The Union Signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
E. P. Roop
W.C
Ira Arnold
Union
Zimmerman couple to mark 49th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Zimmerman of One city will observe their forty ninth anniversary Sunday at home. They were married by Dr E R Exenbach at the Evangelical Reformed church. Ushers were John Haller and Charles Werthemer. The picture was enlarged from a snapshot.
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Zimmerman
de. E .R. Exenbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
John Haller
Charles Werthemer
Woodsboro W C T U Meet At Mrs Barrick Home
The Woodsboro Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs Laura Barrick's home with seven members present. The program included readings on narcotics and drinking, a poetry piece, a talk on abstaining from alcohol, and a hymn and benediction.
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Woodsboro
Laura Barrick
jMiss
Jennie Barrick
Pink- J'mey Richardson
Martha’ Fogle
Arthur Haugh
White Man's Burden in Tule Indian Reservation program
In Porterville California on March 12 AP reports a new vocational program at Tule Indian reservation where white instructors will teach Indian boys and girls to make buckskin shirts and perform bead work.
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Porterville
Calif
Mar
Tule Indian Reservation
Dance at Walkersville High marks 4 H Club Senior Council event
Frederick County 4 H Club Senior Council held a banquet and dance Friday at Walkersville High School. Over 30 members and guests attended with Mrs Dorothy Fouche as toastmaster. George Stauffer led the program with songs by Ruth Nicodemus and a Desert Song solo. Various speakers and a newspaper style program followed before Woody Free's orchestra provided dance music.
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Frederick County
Walkersville High School
Dorothy Fouche
Ruth Nicodemus
Montrovia
Lucile ‘Nicodemus
Merle Mert
Middletown
Franch Derr
Feagaville
Hester Beall Provensen
Department of Public Speaking
University of Maryland
Terial
Woody Free
E. J. Jenkins
Henry R. Shoemaker
Ant
Charles H. Remsberg
Aliie Downey
Florence E. Williams
Provensen
J. Adrian Strite
Maynard Hawker
Sarah J .Castre
Virginia Bussard
Eleanor Walker
Bernice Harrison
Marye. Mainhart
Lorraine Moler
Julia Shaffer
Lucille Thomas
Lutcille Nicodemus
Loretta Thomas
Elizabeth Allnuit
Annabelle Thomas
Helen Delphey
Edith Windigier
Catherine Molesworth
Dorothy Beall
Eleanor Titus
Hilda Flock
Mildred Crum
Irama Turnbull
Mabel Pickett
Virginia Weller
Catherine Walker
Jane Grams
Jean Rock
Local names listed in archival note
Agatha Hoke, Dorothy Fouche, J. Melvin Cook, Atlee C. Compher, Maurice Ahalt, Howard Jaunhart, Russell Keller, Francis Derr, George Stauffer, Merl H Mert, Richard Bidle, Leon Winpig ler, Lewis Ahalt, Daniel Poole, Charles Hoke, Gordon Sheeten helm, Ray Valentine, Roscoe Whipp, Leon Howard Carroll Walker, Richard Remsberg, Lester Siainiart appear as a roster of individuals in a historical document.
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Agatha Hoke
Dorothy Fouche
J. Melvin Cook
Atlee C.compher
Maurice Ahalt
Howard 'S
Jaunhart
Russell Keller
Francis Derr
George C. Stauffer
Merl L Hmert
Richard Bidle
Leon Winpigler
Lewis Ahalt
Daniel C. Poole
Charles D Hoke
Gordon Sheetenhelm
Ray Valentine
Roscoe Whipp
Leon Howard Carroll A. Walker
Richard Remsberg
Lester Siainiart
Cars Collide on Lewistown Curve
An accident occurred on Route 55 near Lewetown when Arthur Levin of Yorkers, NY sideswiped Edna Schallowitz of Ithaca, NY. Minor injuries were reported and both cars damaged. Levin was fined oned dollar and costs. Schallowitz’s charge was dismissed. In police court, Chinton Risley and Gavi Barnhart of CCC camp were found guilty of disorderly conduct, with Barnhart jailed for two days and Risley fined five dollars plus costs or five days. Arrests were made by City Officer Charles Burras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewetown
Arthur Levin
N.Y
Edna Schallowitz
Ithaca
Walter E Sinn
J. A. West
Levin
Schallowitz
Chinton Risley
Gavi Barnhart
CCC
Barnhart
Thal Kitsley
Charles Burras
Traffic's Danger Hour in San Jose Evening Peak
A San Jose traffic survey shows the hour from 7 to 8 PM is the most dangerous for motorists while accidents are fewest between 6 and 10 AM. The AP report notes the finding from local data recorded in March.
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San Jose
Calif
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Ging-El
G. L
Lillye Williams
Monrovia
E.B. Ramsburg, Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Carl Hane
E. 8Th St. Frederick
Harry Anders
Alonzo J. Adalt
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Court St
Edgar Fagan
Fred'k
Charles S. Price
2Nd St
3Rd
Roth Bussard
W. Pat
Fred‘k
Mishtman
Burkittsville
Tennissia
Williams
Mt Airy
Wirrinia Ridgely
E. Church St
Fred Fizabeth Grove
Dil Ave
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G. L. Grahams
G. Lo
G L Baking Company
Frederck, Sf
Bionday Bargains
Penney’s
N. T
Belle Isle
Storm&Shipley
Maryland
G. Mantz
C. Albert Gilson
Robert E. Delaplaine
Benjamin L. Shaff
N. Wilson Schley
Cashier
Gordon F. Palmer
William B. Bennett
G. Mantz Besant
Daniel T. Dutrow
A. Hart Etchison
Albert Gilson James H. Harris
R. Ames Hendrickson
William C. Kolb William A. McKinney Kent C. Nicodemus Granville M. Smith Benrerk
Steiner William M. Storm
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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