Western Maryland Sportsmen Meet at Pangborn Park
A well attended meeting of the Western Maryland Sportsmen's Club at Pangborn Park featured Frank Bentz of the State Conservation Department and Vernon Holter outlining conservation efforts with 4 H clubs. Discussions covered tree planting, public land protection, fish ponds, and food patches for game while emphasizing conservation over excess hunting.
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Western
Maryland
Pangborn Park
Frank Bentz
State Conservation Department
Vernon Holter
Harry Dengler
University of Maryland
4-H
H. A. Bester, Jr
Pangborn Lake Casting Club
Western Maryland Sportsmen’s Club
Erosion Puts The Indian Sign On The Navajos
FRANK W. PITMAN reports from WINDOW ROCK Arizona on June 16 that Navajos, now the nation's largest tribe with about 52 000 people, face erosion and overgrazing as a mounting problem. Critics urge rehabilitation and shift from nomadic herding to agriculture to avert worsening conditions.
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Frank W. Pitman
Window Rock
Ariz
America
U.S. Indian Service
John R. Murdock
D-Ariz
West Virginia
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Murdock
Indian Service
Frances Gillmor
University of Arcona
Tilghmanton Community Notes June Events
Tilghmanton notes June 12 list upcoming Bible study at the Hall on the Hill on Sunday June 17 at 2 pm and a 7 30 pm message by Or ville Bitner. Bakersville hosts Sunday school at 9 45 am and a Children’s Day program at 11 am directed by Mrs Scheller and Lula Knode. Several local residents are mentioned with health updates and recent visits.
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Tilghmanton
Orvillé Bitner
Bakersville
Scheller
Lula Knode
Paul Moats
Willie Palmer
St. Louis
New York City
George Baker
Athletics Beat Yankees 4 3 on Sevenths Rally
Philadelphia Athletics toppled the New York Yankees 4 to 3 before 23,396 as Hank Borowy faltered in the seventh. Philadelphia scored two runs to seize the lead after New York held a 3 0 advantage early, with key hits from Turner Garbark and Rosar.
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Philadelphia
Hank Borowy
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
New York
Borowy
Turner
Garbark
Knerr
Berry
Flores
Christopher
Rosar
Twain patent for self pasting scrapbook sold 25000 copies
Local quotation notes Mark Twain secured a patent for a self pasting scrapbook in 1873 and reportedly sold about 25,000 copies, reflecting his ventures beyond literature into novelty goods.
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Mark Twain
Dewey To Confer With President
Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York will meet President Truman at the White House at 11 a.m. on June 25, announced by Press Secretary Charles G. Ross. The notice follows news that former governors and nominees may visit him when in Washington. Dental colleges graduate 1 700 dentists each year.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Alt M. Landon
Radio Schedule Highlights Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower Return
New York and Washington broadcast shifting to welcome Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower next week. Network listings show arrivals, addresses, and joint sessions with a variety of programs across NBC CBS ABC and MBS. The schedule spans midday to evening with rounds, talk shows, music, and special features including GunBoat War Bond events and Hogan-style programs.
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NBC
San Francisco
John Hightower
Playhouse
New Time
Sam
CBS
Portland
Ore
ABC
Russell Bennete
Police Solve Most Thefts in Hagerstown Last Month
Chief William H. Peters told the Board of Street Commissioners that 41 larceny cases were reported, 25 cleared by arrests. May arrests reached 326 with fines totaling 434 dollars. principal arrests included 15 for breaking and entering, 53 drunks, 29 disorderly conduct, 147 parking violations, and 10 for gambling.
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Hagerstown
William H. Peters
Board of Street Commissioners
Conversion story links Madame Chiang Kai-Shek family
The father of Madame Chiang Kai-Shek was converted to Christianity by a steamship captain, adopting the captain's name in baptism as Charles Jones Soong.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Charles Jones” Soong
Radio Listings and Program Schedule In Independence Maine
A partial broadcast grid lists multiple stations and time slots including CBS and ABC programs. Entries show War Loan segments, Trans Atlantic Call, Philharmonic, Blondie, Phil Baker Quiz, We the People, Sammy Kaye Serenade, Andrews Sisters, and various local acts with start times from morning to late evening. The fragmentary page includes channel identifiers and program names without full scheduling context.
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Dy Dorsey & Co
Phil Spitalny
CBS
Independence
Philharmonic
Blondie
Phil Baker
We the People
ABC
EBLU
Noon War Journal
Tm m
Sammy Kaye
Andrews Sisters
Charlotte Greenwand
Niles and
Prindte
Jerry Rice
Peter Donald
Chanlain
Nick Cartert
Horizons
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Wetherill
R. D. McKee
City Hall N. Potomac St
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Cushwa
Tuxedo
Joe x
Emil W. Haury
Department of Anthropology
University of Arizona
United States
Tilghmanton Letter
J. D. Kemp
Rev
R. M
Sally Smith
Hezekiah Moats
Spielman
Edward Moats
Baltimore
Mary
Chas. Nave
Raymond Hennesey
Fred Sprecher
Athletics
Aline Bros. Benevois
Old Deseoee
Dewey
Dental Colleges
Dwight D. Bison- Nower
National
Capitol
Joint Session of Congress
Armstrong
Howard
East Baltimore Street
Central
S. Potomac St
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