War College study of all war phases abroad
Preston Grover explains how the Army and Navy War Colleges train officers for joint command and strategic study. The article outlines directives, civilian lecturers, and the college’s cooperation with government agencies. It notes graduates analyze civil and military factors and cite Pershing on the value of educated officers.
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Preston Grover
Washington
Army
Navy
Army and Navy War Colleges
National Defense
Army War College
Navy College
Navy War College
Newport
R. L
The
War College
Marine Corps
Naval College
Army College
State Department
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
John P. Frey
American Federation of Labor
U. S
John J. Pershing
Subtle Mid-Lenten Lunches With Colorful First Courses
An Apt Alexander report outlines light flavorful luncheon ideas for Lent. It suggests creamy soups delicate salads and inventive vegetable arrangements plus desserts like rhubarb strawberry tarts and chocolate souffles. Recipes feature creamed asparagus glazed with cheese and butter and inventive plating.
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MES
Alexander George
Harvard
Crabmeat Salad Serves Eight Card
Crushed OCR shows a recipe for crabmeat salad serving eight. It lists gelatin aspic dissolved in boiling water, eggs, sugar, salt, onion juice, lemon juice, crabmeat, celery, and parsley. The method involves tempering with hot gelatin, mixing in ingredients, chilling to thicken, and moulding before serving.
Browningsville Community Notes March Meeting Updates
Browningsville March meeting of Ladies' Aid hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Waters. Supper by hostess. April gathering with Rev. and Mrs. Chandler Clarksburg. Lentennership service each Wednesday at 7:30 before Easter. Youths rehearsing "The Road Back" for early April. Mrs. Claude Browning of Da Tassux visited Hosen home, plus Mrs. Odessa Carroll and Mrs. Bell Broadhurst of Bethesda. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Lew Roelk ey Arcana and others. Mr. J. Barnes ill with infected foot and indigestion, improving. Lansdale Bur dette in Washington on business. Mrs Bet Broadhurst and Mrs Russell Carroll visited.
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Browningsville
Ladies’ Aid
Bradley Wates
Chandler Clarksburg
Beives
Claude Browning
da Tascux
Hosen
Odessa Caroll
Bell Broadhurst
Bethesda
Giada
Lew Roelkey
Arcana
Earl Withium
John Stup
Patsy
John F
J. Barnes
Lansdale Burdette
Washington
Bet Broadhurst
Mes
Russell Carroll
Local Social and Garden Notes From Our Community
Mrs Dorcus Day attended a quilting at the MacElfresh home along with Mrs Maurice Watkins Mrs Wham Watkins Mrs Charlie Burdette and Mrs Bradley Watkins four quilts were completed by the knotted method Str Bernard Gladaill improves from a slow fever Mrs Filmore Beall has tended a red Amaryllis for forty years four blossoms per stalk Mrs William Beall better Mrs Jane Greene visited with her daughter Mrs Dewey Brown and returned home Mrs Ida Disney recently moved back from Montgomery County Hospital remains bedbound Color scheme note suggests tinting ice cubes with vegetable dyes for a spring salad and Dacceste planning ideas.
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Dorcus
MacElfresh
Maurice Watkins
Wham Watkins
Charlie Burdette
Bradley Watkins
Bernard Gladaill
Filmore Beall
William Beall
Jane Greene
Dewey Brown
Ida Disney
Montgomery County Hospital
Holstein-Friesian Dinner Held Today
About 60 to 79 people are expected at the Frederick County Holstein-Friesian Association dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 6 45 this evening. Speakers include Allen N. Crissey eastern extension representative, Prof Te of animal and dairy husbandry, Dr Mark Wells state veterinarian, and H C Barker dairy specialist. Frank G. Remsberg will preside as president and officers for the coming year will be elected.
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Frederick County
H.C. Barker
University of Maryland
Frank G. Remsberg
Middletown
Frederick County Association
4-H Club Holstein Members Invited to County Meeting
Invitations extend to all county 4-H boys and girls who own Holstein stock to attend the meeting. Plans for the coming year will be made at the gathering.
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds
Marriage licenses granted to Lindsey C. Naylor and Rosa I. Hicks both of Lime Kiln and to Edvin A Pellreder and Winifred Sacks of Washington DC. Deeds recorded: Theresa Trail Mathias and husband to Grace W. Trail for county $10. John Kelly widower to Clark son G. Kelly and wife. Frank E. Michael and wife to Hester C. Winebreaner for love and affection.
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Lindsey C. Naylor
Rosa I. Hicks
Edvin A
Pellreder
Winifred Sacks
Washington, D. C
Theresa Trail Mathias
Grace W. Trail
John Kelly
Clark
G. Kelly
Frank E. Michael
Hester C. Winebreaner
Magistrate Crilley Resigns Hancock Md Justice of the Peace Absent
Gov. Harry Nice announced that Millard V. Crilley Hancock’s only magistrate has resigned after being blacklisted by the State Police. The resignation leaves Hancock temporarily without the services of the justice of the peace. The notice follows standard resignation procedures and notes immediate effect.
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Annapolis
Harry Nice
Millard V. Crilley
Hancock
Hancocks
Tn Justice of the Peace
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Markell & Ford
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Court News
Doll’s Jewelry Store
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Mo Williams
Writers
West Patrick
Beniz St
MD. Bank Dental Offices
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
TN. cRoe
North Market St
Frederick and Vicinity
Chum
N. B.C
Sanco Angel Food
Land O’lakes Milk Airway Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
del Monte Coffee
Lipton’s Tea
Baker's
Morton's
Columbia Salt
Crisco
Sioner
van Camp
Pineapp
Nancy Hall
Aluminum
Sancepan
Eve
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