Maryland House panel begins full probe of State funds commission
The grand inquest committee of the House of Delegates moved to conduct a full investigation of the State Funds Commission. The panel adopted a resolution to employ counsel Charles McHenry award, Joseph C. France and Alexander Armstrong, and to provide funds for the inquiry with multiple meetings as needed.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
State Flonds Commission
Charles McHenry
Joseph C. France
Alexander Armstrong
West Virginia to Sponsor Intercollegiate Boxing Team
Morgantown West Virginia January 15 West Virginia University plans to sponsor an intercollegiate boxing team starting next winter after a meeting led by athletics director H A Stansbury. About 40 candidates reported to the director and Eddie Vacheresse star end of the Mountaineer football eleven. The physical education department will seek talent through intramural programs and a spring tournament will select possible boxers for next winter’s schedule with other colleges.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
H. A. Stansbury
Eddie Vacheresse
Mountaineer
West Virginia
Department of Physicial Education
Ter
Wheat surplus is cause of selling
Chicago January 15 immense surplus supplies of wheat push prices high above world parity, aiding a broad decline in grain values. Heavy profit taking hit wheat and corn, with a downturn in oats and provisions largely unchanged. Market talk hinted at an overdue reaction after recent gains.
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Chicago
United States
Regional Radio Schedule Highlights From Eastern Time
A dense list of radio station airings across many New York and nearby markets chronicles afternoon features, opera, orchestras, and dance music. Notable names include Olive Palmer and Revelers, The Smiths, and Chicago Grand Opera, with programs listed for WEAF WIZ WOR WABC WLW WMAQ WGN WHAM WGY and others.
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WEAF
WTIC
WTAG
WRC
WGY
WCAE
York Firemen's Ball
WEAN
WYBL
WIZ
WBZ
WRAL
KDKA
WLW
Raneged Uncle
Southland
WJZ
WEZ
WHAM
Kiocyclea
New York
Bill
Jans
Oliva Palmer
Revelere
Planiste
Wile
May Singh
Breen
Foresters
the Smiths
Chicago Grand Opera
Newark
WABC
Papers of Harmony
The
Geisha
Orean
Chicago
Ramblera
Hicase Grand Opera Ag
Orchestra
Insomnia Club
WGN
WLIB
Paulist League
WPG
Atlantic City
Muaie
WBAL
Baltimore
Sandman
F. W. Wile
Smitha
WCAU
Phiadelphia
Twins
Rocheatarat
Musta
Mra
U of Rochester
G. TE. Bour
Olive Palmer & Revelers
Danece Ainsle
Crmadera
Highlanders
Radio Natura Lengua
Bing Family
Sparta
Cleveland
h—Hotel Orchestra
Songa
Olive Palmer
Revamps
Dame
Munic Bse
Detroit
Munic AB
Michigan Unlimited
Six Day Races See Early Spill and Lead Tied
At Kings Bridge Armory the 46th international six day bicycle race suffered its first serious spill as Palmero Mar left the grind after a fall. Mori broke a collarbone and Fred Taylor must find a new co rider or withdraw. By 10 p m the Walthour Winter Dempsey Hill and Boogman Brothers outfits remained tied for the lead after covering 797 miles and six laps. In Baltimore cattle markets report steady to higher price ranges for steers and hogs with several classes listed across price categories.
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New York
Kingsbridge Armory
Palmero Mar
Mori
Fred Taylor
Walthour-Winter
Dempsey-Hill
Boogman Brothers
Chicago grain closes with mixed futures bids
Wheat and corn futures moved variedly on January 15 with March wheat at 1.18 5-8, May 1-1/8 higher, and July 1.23 3-3. Oats futures showed March 49 7-8, May 50 1-4, and July 48 3-8. The item also notes Misses Ellen and Martha Bingham spent the weekend in Cearfoss.
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Chicago
Ellen
Martha Bingaman
Cearfoss
College scores from Marshall, Maryland and more
Marshall College defeated Broaddus 36 to 28 while Maryland led Virginia 30 to 22. Georgia routed VMI 22 to 27 and South Carolina edged Clemson 27 to 24. Washington and Lee crushed Randolph Macon 56 to 27. Westminster and Allegheny posted 27 and 26 respectively. Tulane beat Mississippi 40 to 33.
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Marshall College
Broaddus
Maryland
Virginia
U. of Georgia
Virginia Military Institute
South Carolina
Clemson
Washington and Lee
Randolph Macon
Westminster
Allegheny
Tulane
University of Mississippi
Baptists Win Two Of Three In Valley League Bowling
The Baptists defeated Grace U I three games to two at Valleys bowling lanes. Scores were 1974 1813 for the Baptists and 175 high by Satingman of Grace U I. Mowen led Baptist totals with 431. Presbyterian team lost two to Reformed 1809 to 1790. Hutia of Presbyterian had a 144 high game and 412 total. Mrs Diehl and children of Keyser W Va spent the weekend here.
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Mowen
The
Baptists Tigh
Presbyteriang
Hutia
Presbyterian
Mra. It
Diehl
Keyser, W. Va
How to make canned vegetables even more appetizing
Science shows canned fruits and vegetables retain vitamins and can be tastier with sugar. Heat corn with a level teaspoon sugar per can, tomatoes with at least a tablespoon, peas one half to one teaspoon, and string beans a quarter to half teaspoon. Sweetening enhances flavor and healthfulness.
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The
Sugar Institute
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