Tentative Milk Marketing Code Discussed in DC Meeting
A tentative milk marketing code for adrymen shipping into the District of Columbia was outlined at a Maryland Virginia Milk Producers meeting in Washington. The plan aims to align prices with a national code and previewed higher pay for milk classes, with a potential Roosevelt signature. Local hearings and further talks across Maryland Virginia counties follow this week.
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Adrymen
District of
Coloambis
Maryland-Virgin's Use Producers’ Association
Washusto
Hoosevelt
Moran
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Washington County
Maryland-Virginia Association
I Street
Frank Walser
Orange. V
Frederick County
Eric C. Biser
Buckeystown
E. C. Speaks
Frederick
J. Homer Remsbers
Dhetown
Pleasant
J. W
Maryland-Virginia
Elwood H. Seal
District of Columbia
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Church Street
Seal
Benvate
Inter
Weis
Alliuilds Wilthcascys
Fie Ad Kalmivy
Hal lowe'en party ideas and do it yourself decor
A Victorian era style guide offers Halloween party planning tips including spooky lighting, a detective game setup, and refreshments. It suggests a buffet supper with cider and doughnuts, one centerpiece like a pumpkin house, and DIY decorations using crepe paper, wire, and paper to create a festive haunted table display.
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Warian Yotng
NEA
Hallowe'en
Celler
Gardovard
Townsley to Speak on Protective Association Formation
In Winchester a Monday night meeting featured Charles W. Townsley of Vienna Virginia, a Washington newspaper man, explaining plans for forming a Members' Protective Association. Townsley was also slated to attend Friday night’s meeting. Albers N. McCardell of this city served as chairman for the Friday session, which drew a good crowd in Bains Hamssville.
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Winchester
Ball
Charles W. Townsley
Vienna
Washington
Townsley
Albers N. McCardell
Bains
Hamsville
Ray Morgan Gets Three Months For Assault
Ray Morgan a former professional baseball player with Frederick of the Sunset League and other big league teams was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Judge George A. Salter in Baltimore Criminal Court after a conviction on an assault charge. Prosecutor Mrs. Anna M Creagh testified she ran a confectionery on East Lanvale Street and Morgan attacked her hitting her in the mouth and nose and kicking the horse trainer as he tried to depart.
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Ray Morgan
Frederick
Washington Senators
House of Correction
George A. Salter
Baltimore Crimins
Anna M. Creagh
Lanvale Street
Morgan
Leutwer
Allel Tie AG Dliugiled Nals
Frederick County Students Join All Maryland High School Orchestra
Twenty two Frederick county high school students were chosen to represent the county in the All Maryland High School Orchestra, directed by O P Steinwach of Baltimore. The ensemble, about 180 students statewide, performs with the Maryland State Teachers Association in Baltimore, under S Fenton Harris and Charles C T Stull. The concert is broadcast on station WCAO and features names from Emmitsburg and Middletown including Janet Hoke, Margaret Albaueh, Emmitsburg residents, and other local youths awaiting the broadcast.
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Frederick Country
All Maryland
O. P. Steinwach
Baltimore City
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore
Frederick County
S. Fenton Harris
Frederick High School
Charles C. T. Stull
Stull
WCAO
Dwdit Uuiden Wal Quantumy
Janet Hoke
Janet Hoke, Emmitsburg, Margaret Albaueh
Frank Dertzbaugh
Osborne Fagan
Milton Frank
Noah Jenkins
James Loy
Gilmore Lescalleet
Robert Morgan
George Myers
Jamies Stoner
Wm, Stauffer
Franklin Stockman
Willan Thomas
Freder Daniel McCann
Liberty Glennie
Raymond Derr
Joseph Hayes
Middletown
Blue Eagle Banner Flight to Pole Mentioned in NRA Tale
A fragment mentions a blue eagle insignia tied to NRA fame and General Hugh S. Johnson. It references Admiral Byrd and a planned banner drop toward the South Pole. Names include Capitdin Al Williams and Mary Ebien Creager with scattered vehicle life data and other mixed items.
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Blue Eagle
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Capitdin al. Williams
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Century of Progress Exposition Extends to November 2
Chicago reports Major Lenox R. Lark announced the Century of Progress Exposition will stay open until midnight November 2 after the Adaption of a resolution by the confessional association. Trial dates for 14 criminal appeals have shifted with eight hearings moved to October 30 and six others to October 31 from October 27.
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Chicago
Lenox R. Lark
Confessionaires Association
Appellees
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Va. Producers Assn
Mr. Seal
Pride Note
Babar
Mary Ebien Creager
Edwin Creeger
Edwin Trexler
Kitty Taylor
Thur
Alice May Kiing
Wrilkersville
Jang
Nerve
Ky Cayn
Frances Marsalis
Ite
Tatatet
Greenawalt’s
Busine
The
Chesapeake and Potom | Telephone Co. of
Patrick Street
Parsons Co
North Market
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