Twilley Tops Delmar Battle at Georgetown Dirt Track
Delmar Raceway delivered a wild 42 mile dirt program with stock cars racing through crashes and high speed spins. Howard Davis led a sharp opening as cars tangled near the fence and Bill Streeter restarted events while multiple drivers faced repairs and a fatal-looking crash raised the night’s tension.
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Bill Streeter
Delmar Raceway
Howard Davis
Salisbury
J. R. Jones
Bill Nelson
Bill Walker
Paul Walker
Richard Twilley
Frey Smith
Checker
Walker
Freddie White
Fred Smith
Buddy Killen
Smith
Jim Hayes
Bil Baughley
Bob Long
Martin
Kaufman
Richard Twillery
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In Memoriam for Satterfield Parents
A daughter, Mrs. Pearl Voss of 109 Riverton Ave in Denton Maryland, writes a heartfelt memorial for her late father William H. Satterfield who died August 26, 1926 and her mother Emma Satterfield who died February 8, 1944. The verse recalls daily missing them and the lasting value of their deeds and kindness.
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William H. Satterfield
Emma Satterfield
Pearl Voss
Riverton Ave
Denton, Md
Maryland Farm Front Continues on School Lunch Program Costs
The 1950-51 school lunch program cost $350 million with $214 million spent locally by schools under the state education department. PMA allocated $68 million to states and territories while federal funds averaged 4.9 cents per meal, down from 5.1. PMA donations totaled $47 million in food, about two thirds of lunches, with an average value of 4.4 cents per complete lunch. The Department pursues low-cost menus and improved food storage methods to aid schools.
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State Department of Education
Department
PMA
Fatal crash data shows experienced drivers predominated
A study finds that 98 percent of U S drivers involved in fatal automobile accidents last year had at least one year of driving experience.
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U. S
Stake In Capitalism Spurs Employee Savings Plan
A large food chain announced a company wide savings and profit sharing plan for about 17,000 employees. Workers may invest up to 5 percent of earnings, with profits distributed based on savings. Executives expect stronger personal ownership and greater company prosperity, countering left wing claims of worker exploitation.
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America
System compared to communism in industry success
The text argues that capitalism surpasses communism as the greatest human system, with workers in business and industry holding the strongest stake in its perpetuation. It notes speed on U.S. streets and highways last year killed 13,000 people, highlighting a toll of men, women, and children.
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U.S
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Dick Mundorf
No. 78
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Junior Collins
Russ Bennett
Bill Baughley
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George Smith
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Delaware Speedway
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Dick Kaufman
Johnny” “Martin
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Charles Hitchens
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Memoriam
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Barbara Paul
Concord Street
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A. M
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Nice
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Wu Honey
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Tie Peoples Bank of Denton
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Merica
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