First Regiment Maryland National Guard Places Second in 1936 Small Arms
Col. D. John Markey announced that the First Regiment Maryland National Guard placed second nationwide in 1936 small arms firing among U S regiments. The Texas 4th Infantry topped the list with an aggregate score of 8 927 857 and 99.6 percent marksmen. The Maryland unit reported higher than the next regiment by 7.6 points in percent and 790.01 points in aggregate, and aims to improve further in 1937.
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Maryland National Guard
National Guard
D. John Markey
Maryland
Baltimore City
4St Infantry
Texas
Markey
United States
103Rd Infantry
Ilinois National Guard
First Infantry
182Nd Infantry
Massachusetts National Guard
120Th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
National Guard Infantry
Breast feeding best for babies says Mrs Fisher in Chambersburg
Mrs. George E. Fisher recalls raising six sons and three daughters in Chambersburg and notes all her grandchildren are strong and healthy from breastfeeding. She contrasts two bottle fed children now pale and sickly with the rest and urges mothers to use World’s Tonic to boost milk when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Fisher
Ind
St. Chambersburg
Porssowe
Wright
Eale
Wile Vameon
Tran
Ickes Plans Permanent Montgomery County Home Near Olney
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes announced he will reside permanently in Montgomery County after buying a 250 acre farm near Olney. He has frequented the area since four years in Washington and says he likes the countryside, trees, and its people.
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Washington
Harold Innes
Interior
Roosevelt
Montgomery
Kington
Hanor Hin
le Said
Jekes
Chase
Koensington
Olney
Tro
Fragmented Post Cabinet Remarks At Farm Near Oines
A fragmentary report notes plans after retirement to live on a farm near Oines and practice law in Wa ito. It mentions Senator George K. Nadelumte’s attendance at a prior engagement and lists several political figures in secretary and public roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eardening
Flowers
Ats Farm
Oines
Waito
Montgomers
Maryland
George K. Nadelumte
Ximena Bo Pattere
Horata B Haghet
Sateility
Walter Avery
PWA
Bertha C Jueph
Hasteehte
Santee State College Founding and Early Status
A brief note recalls Santee State College as a venerable institution near the Mississippi during its early years. It mentions Jase Calf SRAP I and the college dating back eleven years, highlighting its status as the only normal school in the region at co founding in Taf.
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Jase
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Catskills
Coxsackie
Ickes
Secretary of Interior
STAUB
Maxwell House
Brookfield
Florida
Swift
Callies
HAM
Ward
Caskey
Bologna
Welch
Talue Ringe
Mmento
Wheaties
Bennett's
PNT Aero
Kotex
QUEST
Sunnyfield
Ann Pace
Ann Page
Forreco Raj
Armour’s Star
Crisco
A &P
Ict Bread
Ee Ae
Coca Cola
High Rock
Gosman's
Cloverdale Beverages
Rajah
Red Circle Coffee
Borden’s Chateau
Seward
Jona Brand—Bartlett
White House
O’lamb
Chuck Roast
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