Prohibition Will Return Speaker Promises
Prohibition will return, speaker declares as a large Maryland gathering of about 100 women from across the state, except the lower Eastern Shore, meets for a two day convention. Activities include devotions led by Mrs. J. L. Price and talks on periodicals and religious education with attendees from Baltimore and Western Maryland College.
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Tyson
In A. Boole
Brooklyn
Pat Meting
J. L. Price
Baltimore
Orence Layman
Vadie Acost
Westernaryland College
Ir. P. Bordeau Sisco
Alta Ice
Celvaty Church
Estelle M. Baker
Union Signal
Edna W. Struth
Oung Crusader
Secions
Maryland
Fear of Russia discussed by Dr Emily Allyn at Windyboro talk
Dr Emily Allyn associate history professor at Wilson outlined why cooperation with Russia is essential to peace. She argued fear and mistrust shape policy since World War II, noting Russia fears isolation and American power. The event, hosted by local AAUW branch, drew about 80 attendees and featured remarks by AAUW leaders and guests.
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Russia
Emily Allyn
Wilson Allege
Americanssociation of University
Frederick
Washington
Windybona
Braddock
Llyn
Lyn
Charles W. Ross
Flossie Cain
Katharine E. Dutrow
William R. Slemmer
Clyde Everson
Jack H. Beachley
Washington County
Jean Moser
Grandfather's Clock Brings $1,275 At Sale
A Boonsboro sale of Mrs. Julia K. Smiths personal property drew buyers despite chilling wind and rain. Total receipts reached $7,100 as antique items, long in the family, commanded high prices including a grandfather clock linked to John Fessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia K. Smith
Boonsboro
John Fessler
Harvard Poised for Early Postwar Bid in Big Three
Harvard, aided by Fordham players via the GI Bill, starts assembling a squad under Coach Harlow for a potential Big Three title run. The Crimson hesitated early as many regulars joined late, but individual talent is rising as the season approaches.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dick Harlow
Fordham
Harvard
Crimson
Harlow
Harlow Builds Cantabs Squad For Harvard Showdown
Dick Harlow molds a Cantabs unit with new standouts Miklos Moravec Gannon Florentino Glynn and Drvaric plus old hands Dewey Davis Boston Goethals Cummings Garland Smith Gunditis as Harvard faces a tough test next Saturday O Donnell leads the seniors and the 1942 veterans provide depth while injury questions loom over key men before the season opener versus Harvard.
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Gist
Harlow
Princeton
Harvard
Johnnies
Yale
Square
O'Donnell
Cleo O'Donnell, Jr
Cleo O'Donnell
Holy Cross
Marines
Miklos
Fordham
Donora
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Moravee
Lehigh
Qulumie
West Bridgewater
Drvaric
Fleet City
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Navy
Gannon
Fiorentino
Glynn
Ned Dewey
Ed Davis
George Boston
Pete Garland
Len Cummings
Sid Smith
Charley Gudaitis
Henry Goethals
Boston
Goethals
Cummings
Garland
Smith
Gunditis
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Walnut case sale draws Fredericktonians to Dr. Smith residence
The walnut case was reported in fine condition at a sale held near the square in Boonsboro at the late Dr. Smith's residence. A large crowd from Washington and Frederick counties in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington attended. The standout item, a Pee Hepplewhite collarette with inlay, fetched $400. Adams
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Dr. Smith
Boonsore
Washington
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Adams
Auction Prices For Household Furnishings One Sale
A catalog style sale realized prices including chairs at 53 dollars each for a corner cupboard set, cane seated and decorated parlor items. Glassware and china saw chairs at 17 dollars each with five Victors and a brown jan misread? overstuffed side chairs at 42 dollars. Items such as a plass pitcher sold for 45 dollars a pair and the total sum reached 195 dollars for small blue sandwich glass candle holders.
New High Speed Refrigerated Unit For Frozen Food
The article notes a sale including four pink Staffordshire plates at 17 dollars each and a variety of silverware and mirrors fetching solid prices. It mentions the United States Army adopting a new lightweight high speed refrigerated unit for frozen food and meat distribution, highlighting a shift toward modern logistics.
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United States Army
Uge
Vehicle weighs 7118 pounds with near same payload as 14700-pound volt
A compact vehicle weighing 7118 pounds is noted to have a nearly identical loading capacity to a gold type volt rated at 14700 pounds, highlighting a surprising parity in payload capability between the two.
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Cea
Ae Eheung
Wastarce
Cfnaway
Vallew
P.L. Hargett & CO
Market ST
Cappello
N. Market ST. Fosters
N. Market ST
Thomas Kemp
Market and Patrick Sts
F. ¥. Staubs Market
C. W. Hoffman Market
Allen
the Parson’s CO
205 North Market ST
Thomas Hardware CO
Quynn's Hardware
Patrick ST
Hendrickson’s
Ken
Cieo
Frank Miklos
Vince Moravec
Tom Gannon
John Florentino
Emil Drvark
Ah Charley Glynn
Jane Parker
Stayman Winesap
ALL Purpose Apples
California
Ieveris
Brazil
Pan
Sultana
Marvel
Doz
Sunnyfield Family
Enaicuen
Plymouth
Asisco Crackers
Sunnyfield
Ile
Gider Vinegar
Vooat
Philadelphia
Sunnybrook Fresh Large
Scrapple
Habitant
Plilsbury’s
Ac Fac
Summit
McCormick’s Bee
Ivory
BEAU
Oxydol
White House
Nhit
Memphis Belle
Grount
Pascal Celery
Tak Lee
Birdseye
Phe
Manchester
Memphis
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