VA Urges Veterans To Re-Examine Insurance Beneficiaries
The VA cautions veterans to update GI Life Insurance beneficiaries after changes in family status and explains how to file beneficiary changes in writing. It notes a $32 million World War I policyholder dividend to be paid April 15 to May 15, averaging about $100, with 325000 WWI veterans receiving it.
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Charles L. Mitchael
American Legion Service
St. Paul and Fayette Streets
Baltimore 2
Maryland
Veterans Administration
U. S
Sumner G. Whittier
Obituary Notes for Hill Family Members
Deaths continued list includes Mrs Olga Spangenburger Walter L Hill Stewart L Hill Baltimore and Edward S Hill Lancaster funeral held at Moore Funeral Home Monday 10 am burial Denton Cemetery Rev Carroll A Doggett Jr Loch Raven Methodist Church officiating Stewart died in 1931.
Wife of Harold Kruger Dies After Illness at 44
Mrs. Louise L. Kruger 44 wife of Harold Kruger died Saturday at The Memorial Hospital Wilmington after a year long illness. She helped run Cackle Farm near Georgetown. Survived by husband three sons Frank Alvin and Paul all of Georgetown parents Mr and Mrs Frank Langrall Preston sister Mrs Mildred Glessner Preston. Services Tuesday Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg with Rev David B Mulford officiating. Interment Hill Crest Cemetery Federalsburg.
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Louise L. Kruger
Harold Kruger
Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Cackle Farm
Georgetown
Frank
Alvin
Paul
Frank Langrall
Preston
Mildred Glessner
Frampton Funeral Home
Federalsburg
David B. Mulford
St. Paul’s P. E. Church
Hill Crest Cemetery
NO COMMENT Alfred Allen Trice Dies At 49 Near Federalsburg
Alfred Allen Trice 49 a farmer and World War II veteran died Sunday at his Federalsburg home after a long illness. Born in Choptank he was reared in the Federalsburg community by Mr and Mrs Fred Trice. Survived by wife Edith M Trice and stepson Robert D Kilman both of Federalsburg funeral services were held Wednesday at Park Lane Church of God with Rev D L Abbott officiating. Interment was in Olivet Cemetery at St Michaels.
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Alfred Allen Trice
Federalsburg
Choptank
Fred Trice
Edith M. Trice
Robert D Kilman
Park Lane Church
Dairy Herd Size Cuts Labor Per Cow On Farms
A USDA Minnesota study summarized by University of Maryland Extension Dairy man Richard G. Saacke shows labor per cow drops as herd size rises. Ten cows require about 129 hours annual per cow, while thirty cows need around 80 hours. Winter labor rises due to more cows milked, manure handling, and stored for silage. Labor-saving devices like milking parlors, silo unloaders, and in-barn feeding systems offer biggest savings.
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University of Maryland Extension
Richard G. Saacke
U. S. Department of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Usda-Minnesota
Saacke
Obituary fragment lists survivors and burial place
Base is survived by three aunts and three uncles and his grandfather Harry Roe of Goldsboro besides his aunt Betty Kinnamon with whom he lived. Interment was in Ridgely Cemetery.
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Base
Betty Kinnamon
Harry Roe
Goldsboro
Ridgely Cemetery
Local Social Notes Highlight Easter Visits Across Town
Wilmington families hosted relatives during the Easter holiday with gatherings at the Breeding and Croll homes. Several visits occurred as Isaac Noble entertained at dinner with Woodrow Passwaters and others. The MYF met in the Community Building led by Paul O Day. Ell a Melvin remains confined at home while recovery continues. Congress debates economy measures as deficits loom and payroll hits historic levels.
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Congress
Democratic Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
Harry Gilbert
Raymond Cannon
Wilmington
Gilbert
Charlie Stevens
Leroy Tull
Everett Outten
Douglas Algiers
Frank Breeding
Ralph Breeding
August Breeding
Thurman Adams
Roland Melson
Bridgeville
William Croll
Isaac Noble
Margaret Breeding
Bill Tull
Wayne
Bobby
Debbie
Clarence Breeding
Lawrence Drummond
Millsboro
Donald MacDonald
Donald Paul
Denton
Paul Meessick
Clayton Brown
Alonzo Cohee
Harry Beck
Magnolia
Ella Breeding
Woodrow Passwaters
Beverly
Billy Hignutt
Wilmer Nagel
Dale
Federalsburg
Peggy
Sarah van Dyke
Alfred Anderson
Frank Brown
Irvin O'Day
Anderson
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Choose a Daily Habit to Improve Yourself
A compact reminder urges committing to one constructive daily habit. The idea is steady, incremental effort yields long term benefits and personal growth over time.
Agriculture careers grow with diverse opportunities
Dr. Paul R. Poffenberger of the University of Maryland notes agriculture and related industries offer more than 500 occupations. About 29 million work in agri culture and related fields, with only 10 million on farms. The rest produce, process, or distribute goods. College grads earn substantially more over a lifetime.
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Land Erant Coleces
Paul R. Poffenberger
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Poffenberger
Greensboro Rod and Gun Club Meeting Notes
The Greensboro Rod and Gun Club opened on April 2 with 23 members present. The March 19 supper drew 76 members and guests, and the club activities continued with steady attendance and engagement.
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Legion Corner
Mrs
Alfred A. Trice
Earl Roe
Rawlings Funeral Home
Greensboro
Omro Todd
Trinity Methodist Church
Dover Air Force
Keene
Siewespaprre Rikivye
James W. Douthat
Hickman
Susie Noble
Ing
Congressional
House
Will's Sporting Goods Store
Mercury Outboard Motors—Skipper Craft Boats
TEE Nee Trailers
Interlux Marine Paint
Franklin ST
Z. Hushes
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Annapolis
Tony Spiering
Journal
ROD & Gun
CLUS
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
4Th & Market Sts
Elgin
Gustav Good
Denton, Mad
Lewis Motor Company
Armstrong
Accolon
Cooper's
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