Examination order opposed by county welfare boards
A Baltimore meeting of county welfare board chairs passed resolutions opposing a required re examination for positions. Lew R Dertzbaugh of Frederick said current aides are capable, and the state will set the examination date likely in October. Critics argue most staff already passed prior exams and deserve credit for field experience.
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Board of Ante Aid and Charities
Welfare Board
Baltimore
Frederick County
Chaiiman
Lew R Derttzbaugh
Dertzbauch
Unis City
Amperta
Lavinia M Engle
Montgomery County
Greenstein
Maryland
Federal
Erauigency Relief Administration
WEA
Walt Ae
Baltimore City
Pas Rolls
Gienia
Gove
Rnon
Derizbaugh
Baltimore County
Carroll Creek
Frederick
State Department of Health
Monocacy River
Wii Ve
Governor Sholtz and wartime notes in one page summary
A garbled report combines biographical notes on Florida Governor David Sholtz born October 6 1891 in Brooklyn and educated at Yale and Stetson with a chaotic narrative about a rodeo scene and a federal relief discussion. It mentions Sholtz's family and church affiliations and mixes in details about postwar relief funding and local civic events including a patriot concert at Antietam National Cemetery.
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Florida
David Shultz
Elks
Fa & National
Mason Shriner
le Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Rachael and
Ann Sholtz
Yale
Stetson DeLand
Fla
Sholtz
Dew
Daytona Beach
Betond
Daily English Lesson Sparks Word Misuse and Pronunciation Tips
Language notes address misused words such as de not ony and by, with sample phrases. It urges study of one word daily and includes a vocabulary focus word inane meaning void of sense. A cottage prayer meeting is announced at 7 o clock Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Fester in Knoxville.
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USA
I Taylor
Boclock
Joseph Fester
Knoxville
Ak Carter
Rufus Saything
Substantial Drop In Wheat and CORN Prospects
The Agriculture Department reported August losses in wheat and corn prospects while predicting a total wheat crop of 594,615,000 bushels and corn at 2,183,755,000 bushels for September 1. Rust damage reduced wheat by about 123,000,000 bushels, with hard red winter supply likely below requirements.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bee Et A
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