Caroline Post backs Maryland Ober Law at referendum
Caroline Post 29 of The American Legion urged voters to support Maryland's law on subversive activities known as the Other Law. Harry Jopp chairs a committee to advocate adoption, with members including Francis A. Yeates and multiple past and current officers. The post cited consistency with American Legion policy and noted convention delegates elected for Baltimore on August 16.
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Caroline
American Legion
Maryland
Harry Jopp
Jopp
Marvin H. Smith
Francis A. Yeates
Maurice A. Brackett
William Wirts
William E. Lynch
Lewis T. McNeal
Calvert C. Merriken
George W. Clendaniel
Gustav Good
Irvin Brumbaugh
A. Fletcher Sisk
Wesley E. Thawley
James A. Wise
Wilbert L. Merriken
W. A. Stewart Wright
Robert W. Down
Legion
Mr. Yeates
Caroline Post
J. Carroll George
King Sutherland
David G. Snecker
Elizie Horner
T. Clayton Long
Richard A. Greenwood
John T. Howard
Wiliam Wirts
Ralph Werner, Jr
Paul Cross
American Legion convention
Baltimore
Smith
Yeates
Harry J. Hubbard
Free State Tops Golden State In Tomato Battle
Maryland has won the 1949 battle of the tomatoes, beating California to claim the national title. The official tally shows Maryland with 142,251,600 canned tomatoes to California's 127,558,248. Baltimore's L. M. Goodwin notes canning began in the 1870s and Maryland led many years, with California and Maryland trading the crown since 1919.
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Maryland
California
United States
Goodwin
Pastor Substitutes At Easton Church
Rev Irving W Lane of Ridgely Baptist fills the pulpit at Easton Baptist on the 2nd and 3rd Sundays of this month. He will preach at Ridgely Baptist on those evenings.
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Irvin W. Lane
Ridgely Baptist Church
Easton Baptist Church
Jacob Gambie
Irving W. Lane
Plans Developing For New Caroline County Health Center
Plans for a full development of the Caroline County Health Department building have crystallized. Harry H. Rieck, president of the Caroline County Health Association, says fund campaigns start September 1 with committees to be named soon. The plan, backed by local officials and the State Department of Health, aims to provide modern clinic space, nurse housing, and expanded services including immunizations, maternal care, and school health exams. A donated lot adjacent to the current site will be used, and the health program will include outlying centers and indigent care administrations.
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Caroline County Health Department
Harry H. Rieck
Caroline County Health Association
Rieck
Caroline health
Health Department
Franklin Street
Denton
Denton town commissioners
State Department of Health
Caroline County
Caroline Nurses’ Board
County Health Department
Federalshoro
Greensboro
The
Meter Receipts for Parking Relief Campaign by Club
Keystone Automobile Club plans state wide legislation to earmark parking meter receipts exclusively for traffic and parking use in Maryland towns. The policy urges funds be used for traffic devices, off street parking, and parking improvements rather than general municipal revenue.
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Keystone Automobile Club
August G. Detlof
Maryland
Kesstone Automobile Club
Kesystone
Neal Wins Awards At Pioneer Field Day
Wheatley Neal of Denton showed Guernsey heifer Goldwood Founder's Nellie at the Guernsey Field Day at Pioneer Point Farm Centreville on August 2. Nellie placed second in open class, first in 4-H class, was best 4-H yearling and 4-H Reserve Champion female. Neal also won Fitting and Showing, receiving trophy, pen and pencil set, two show halters, horn trainers, ribbons and cash.
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Wheatley Neal
Denton
Goldwood
Guernsey
Pioneer Point Farm
Centreville
Wheatley
Tenth Annual Bull Show Held Sat August 5th
The Tenth Annual Bull Show and Halstein Field Dax at Garland Lake on Saturday August 5 1950 featured 33 breeders and 43 animals. Houston Thawley Denton won the Senior and Grand Champion Holstein bull while his son John 4 H member exhibited the Junior and Grand Champion Holstein female. George R Debnam II Chestertown exhibited the Junior and Grand Champion Guernsey bull. Roland Haymaker Centreville 4 H Club member showed the Junior and Grand Champion Ayrshire bull. Exhibits included 7 Holstein bulls 10 Guernsey bulls 1 Ayrshire bull and 25 Holstein cows judged by John Holter University of Maryland dairy extension.
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Halstein Field
Garland Lake
Houston Thawley
Denton
John
George R. Debnam, II
Chestertown
Roland Haymaker
Centreville
John Holter
Extension
University of Maryland
Middletown
Denton Defeats Oxford for Fifth Straight Loss
Denton met Oxford at Masten and booted their way to a fifth loss. Oxford scored five runs in the third inning without a hit out of the infield. Bill Hill allowed Denton’s hits while Denton struck out eight. Denton committed nine errors but produced several sensational plays.
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Denton
Oxford
Masten
Bill Hill
Alvin Pinder Rites Held in Greensboro
Funeral services for Alvin Pinder 74 were conducted at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro by Rev N C DuBois pastor of Greensboro Baptist Church. Burial followed in Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary and six children Norman Wilson Gilbert John Lillie Elizabeth plus three brothers and a sister.
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Alvin Pinder
Rawlings
Greensboro
N. C. DuBois
Greensboro Baptist Church
Pinder
Mary Pinder
Norman
Wilson Pinder
Boothwyn
Gilbert Pinder
Milford
John Pinder
Lillie Mac Dean
Seaford
Elizabeth McDowel
Greenwood
Fred Pinder
Marydel
Robert Pinder
Rock Hall
Marley Pinder
Jennie Hartnett
Holiness Church Names Rev. Dukes For Another Year
Rev. Harvey D. Dukes of Denton was reelected district superintendent by the Eastern District Pilgrim Holiness Church annual conference. Other reelected officers include H. Grier Baker in Harrington and Allen Clark in Easton. The conference also ordained five ministers and two deaconesses and outlined planned camp meeting expansion and district housing.
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Harvey D. Dukes
Denton
Pilgrim Holiness Church
H. Grier Baker
Harrington
Allen Clark
Easton
O. L. Ewell
Cape Charles
P. F. Bean
Goldsboro
Thomas S. Dixon
Greensboro
James Fiexon
Salisbury
Dukes
Clark
Baker
Paul H
Gumboro
Del
Harley McKee
Dover
Birdsell Bell
Cambridge
Henrietta News
Baltimore
Marguerite Schwartz
Lida Baker
Milford
Denton Idle On Sunday and Rainouts Shift Local Games
Denton will be idle Sunday after Castle Haven disbanded, boosting Denton’s standing. Denton Oxford game was suspended in the second inning due to heavy rain with puddles preventing finish. Sunday schedule shows Broad Creek at St Michaels Queen Anne at Ridgely Oxford at Trappe. Denton not scheduled.
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Denton - Oxford
Denton
Ridgely
Broad Creek
St. Michaels Queen Anne
St. Michaels
Queen Anne
Oxford
Trappe
Samuel E Cloud Campaigning For Sheriff In Denton
Samuel E Cloud, long active in county athletic events and a former constable at large, has launched his campaign for sheriff. A U S Postal Service contractor, he supports local athletics and is a member of Denton Volunteer Fire Company and several Masonic bodies. He is grandson of the late Reverend S L Hanb, who served in Henderson and Concord, and attends the Methodist Church.
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Samuel E. Cloud
Denton
Caroline County
acuely
Mr. Cloud
U. S. Postal Department
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
S. L. Hanby
Henderson
Concord
Methodist Church
Cloud
Temple Lodge
Edenton Royal Arch Chapel
Adoniram Council No
Davis Withdraws From Republican Gubernatorial Race
State Senator Roy Tasco Davis pulled out of the Republican governor nomination at a Washington County Men's Republican Club picnic near Hagerstown. Theodore R. McKeldin remains unopposed and will lead platform work. Davis cited party unity and the need to avoid intra party conflict to help elect a Republican majority in the legislature.
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Roy Tasco Davis
Marsland
Washington County Men's Republican Club
Hagerstown
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
McKeldin
Senator Davis
Montgomery county
Spirit Of Harmony
Teen Robe opens in Federalsburg for teen girls fashion
A new dress and sportswear shop named the Teen Robe will open in the Odd Fellows building on Morris Ave Federalsburg on Friday August 25. Co owners are Mrs. Lynnie Gambrill and Lawrence Nichols.
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Odd Fellows
Morris Ave
Federalsburg
Lynnie Gambrill
Lawrence Nichols
Gambrill
Nichols & Smith Shoe Co
Nichols
Federal Theatre
New York City
Shadowlawn Locker Plant Prepares For War Emergency
Shadowlawn Frozen Food Locker Plant owner G. H. Rue says the facility is being prepared for war emergencies. He notes no meat shortage now and urges slaughter of animals for storage, stressing lockers are for use and replenishment, not hoarding. Rue is a member of the Frozen Food Locker Institute and receives confidential Washington bulletins.
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Shadowlawn
G. H. Rue
Rue
Froven Food Locker Institute
Washington
tipton
Russia
Frozen Food Locker Institute
Oxford Regatta 1950 Weekend at Tred Avon River
The 1950 Oxford regatta combines the Tred Avon Yacht Club and Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club events, with the Annapolis Oxford race kicking off today at 9 A M for Delta Class boats and 9 55 for Racing Division. About 35 boats expected. eight classes start Saturday morning in a three race series, followed by Commodore's Bowl for log canoes and final races Sunday morning including the Oxford 40 class.
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Oxford
Tred Avon
Esskay To Open Buying Station At Wye Mills
Esskay Packing Co of Baltimore plans a buying station at Wye Mills opening August 15 at 7:00 A M. It will buy hogs beef cattle and sheep from 7:00 A M to 12 40 P M Monday through Friday with no transportation charges or commissions. Vere S Culver will head the station.
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Esskay Packing Co
Balti_more
Wye Mills
Vr. K. A. Clark
Esskay Company
Clark
Vere S. Culver
Voss Reunion Sunday At Garland Lake
Dr. Norwood W. Voss of Wilmington to preside at the third annual Voss family reunion near Burrsville Kent County Delaware at Garland Lake Sunday. Prominent events include impromptu speeches and group singing after a picnic lunch. About 50 Voss descendants are expected. officers include Mrs Lee Wyatt Denton secretary and Miss Anne Voss Denton treasurer.
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Norwood W. Voss
Wilmington
James
Josephine Curry Voss
Burrsville
Kent County
Del
Garland Lake
here
Voss
Lee Wyatt
Denton
Anne Voss
Dr Maitland To Give Concert At First Methodist Church
The Music Committee of First Methodist Church announces an organ recital by Dr Rollo F Maitland FAGO on the Mary Ebien Dunning memorial organ September 25 at 8 00 PM Tickets go on sale August 15 Dr Maitland a well known eastern organist drew large crowds on his previous visit and is returning at popular request AR ERIVFS Newspaper
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First Methodist Church
Rollo F. Maitland
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Easton Church
Neal
Pioneer
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Holiness Church
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Esskay
Dr. Maitland
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