Congress Returns as Auriol Visits and Defense Talks Begin
Congress resumes after a ten day recess with troop to Europe measures discussed and voting slated for April 2. Foreign visits intensify as French President Vincent Auriol tours Washington, addressing Congress and visiting key sites. The House passes Treasury Post Office Bill with modest cuts. RFC funding remains unsettled. Senate extends Crime Investigating Committee to May 1 to review gambling and racketeering while pledging no new hearings.
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Senate
Europe
Washington
Americas
Vincent Auriol
France
Auriol
America
Mt. Vernon
Annapolis
House
Treasury Post Office
Eastern Shore Fat Hog Show on April 17 at Centreville
Eastern Shore 4-H and FFA sponsors fat hog show and sale at Queen Annes 4-H Club Park Centreville on Tuesday April 17 at 10 am. Over 100 hogs entered with weighing and tagging April 16 at Wye Mills. Three weight classes and blue red white grades. judged by University of Maryland professor Malcolm Kerr. Sale starts 1 pm. lunch on grounds. Public invited. Also farm advisories on corn hybrids fertilizer and termite control offered by local extension service.
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Queen Anne’s County
Centreville
F.F.A
Esskay
Wye Mills
Malcolm Kerr
Livestock Department
University of Maryland
F.I.A. Club
Queen Anne's
Maryland
Agronomy Department
Agronomy
Campbell-Adams Star In Delaware Speed Opener
Wally Campbell known as the Trenton Speed King won the 20 lap headline feature at Delaware Speedway in Car No. 40, setting a new track record of 9 minutes 34 seconds at an average 62.72 mph, with Dick Kaufman second, Bill Grosgo third, Norris Reed fourth and Bob Whay fifth. Eddie Adams also posted a top finish in the 15 lap semi feature.
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Delaware Speedway
Wally Campbell
Trenton
Ardent Racing
Joe Wolf
Campbell
Johnny Martin
Delaware Stock Car Racing Association
Dick Kaufman
Bill Grosg
Norris Reed
Bob Whay
Eddie Adams
Track record sparks crowded car race with laps and trophies
Nov 3 saw a record 7 minutes 21 seconds set by Adams surpassing Grubb and Campbell in a fast Car 44X event. Heats featured Bennington Townsend Collins and Adams Grubb Buck McCardell, with Scaufman Tucker Grubb leading times. A 5 lap trophy match included Gross Shaufman Campbell. Campbell slipped in turn 2, preserving the start order to finish. The piece cites a You Cant Beat the House report from The American Weekly via Baltimore Sunday American.
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Johnny Grubb
Wally Campbell
Adams
Paul Bennington
Russ Townsend
Junior Collins
Eddie Adams
Buck McCardell
Dick Scaufman
Elwood Tucker
Bill Gross
Carik
Dick Shaufman
Campbell
Baltimore
Amerian
Betting systems don’t work say experts
Two eminent mathematicians dispute popular betting systems as ineffective. The article argues horse players and gamblers frequently go broke, presenting an eye opening explanation of why such systems fail and how mathematical insight exposes flaws.
Hodgman Promoted to Private First Class at Sampson AFB
Daniel H. Hodgman has been promoted to Private First Class and will report to Keesler AFB in Biloxi Mississippi for technical training as a radar operator. Indoctrination at Sampson ends April 12, 1951, following guidance and testing. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Hodgman of Daffin House Denton Maryland.
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Bissell
Farmers Bulletin
Sampson Afb
N. Y
Daniel H. Hodgman
Keesler Afb
Biloxi
Miss
Sampson
Air Force
Pfc
Hodgman
Daffin House
RD No. 3
Denton
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NSUR
Conclined Friendly Bank
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Towers & Pine
Call Denton
South 7Th Street
Denton, Md
Clover and
Timothy Hay
S. S
Dr. Salisbury
Nuttle Milling Phone
Frigidaire
Imperial
Coonerk
Denton, Maryland
Newspape
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