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Holland Commune
Maryland political chess and hunting season notes
Maryland figures weigh in on Maj Gen Reckord’s command, with governors urging retention and a War Department reversal shifting him no doubt. Senator Tydings builds support with a Washington dinner as McKeldin hints at Republican prospects. Six day deer season opens December 6 in Washington County, while Christmas tree hauling faces limited gasoline allowances.
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O'Conor
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Colgate Darden
Virginia
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Harford County
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Millard
Lansdale G. Sasscer
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Senate
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Eastern Shore
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U. S
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Robertson
U. S. Senate
Chicago Tribune
Christian Science Monitor
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Washington County
Red and Gun Club
Office of Defense Transportation
Union
Amalgamated Electric Railway Union Clash With PSC
Heads of the Amalgamated Association of Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees clash with the Public Service Commission over attempts to bypass the National Labor Relations Board by filing directly with the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a dispute with the Baltimore Traction Company. PSC chairman Steuart Purcell denies a run-around but insists PSC must have full jurisdiction over street railway service. Union leaders call it a veiled effort to bust union control.
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Amalgamated Association of Electric Railway
Public Service Commission
National Labor Relations Board
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore Traction Company
Steuart Purcell
PSC
NLRB
24 H Club7 News Meeting at Miss Fox Home
November 10 meeting held at Miss Jean nette Fox home. Misses Edith Mc Neal and Ethel Brown reported on College Park events. Three new members Eunice Dean Mary Behlke and Ernes tine Fox joined bringing enrollment to 27. Refreshments cupcakes and citrus beverages served.
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Jeannette Fox
Edith McNeal
Ethel Brown
College Park
Eunice Dean
Mary Behlke
Ernestine Fox
Maryland 4-H Club members win state wartime records
Louise Brown of Denton leads Maryland 4-H winners honored for Extension Service wartime production and conservation projects. She earns a national trip to the 4-H Congress in Chicago and a $350 War Bond from Kraft Cheese for outstanding dairy foods demonstrations.
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Extension Service
Maryland
Louise Brown
Denton
Chicago
Scivel Home Ecoronics Department
America
Dairy Demonstrations Promote Nutritious Family Diets
Lois Crouse is the Class A winner, 17, of Queen Anne. Demonstrations aim to show rural residents how to use dairy products for nutritious family meals and to keep America strong.
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Lois Crouse
Queen Anne
Local Visitors and Homecomings in Ridgely Area
Ridgely residents share holiday travel news with relatives in York Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. Elizabeth Wilson of Newport Delaware visited with her parents for Thanksgiving while Helen Saulsbury of Washington College Chestertown spent the weekend at home. Helen Roche Wilkens aided at Fifer Hospital last week and Lucy Manship of near town enjoyed a Wilmington visit. Beatrice Bower recovers at home and Mable Jones of Price stays with Mrs. C. W. Jackson as Samuel Bear makes a satisfactory recovery.
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Frank Kibler
Francis
York
Catherine Storey
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Del
Helen Saulsbury
Washington College
Chestertown
Helen Roche Wilkens
Fifer Hospital
Lucy Manship
Near Town
Wilmington
Beatrice Bower
Mable Jones
Price
C. W. Jackson
Samuel Bear
Restrictions Lifted on Farm Slaughtered Hogs for 90 Days
Wartime policy shifted as War Food Administration announces 90 day removal of limits on pork and lard sales from home slaughtered hogs. No farm slaughter limits existed before, but previous caps for off farm buyers are suspended from November 17 to February 17, easing distribution of this year's hog supply.
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Agricultural Conservation Office
Office of War Information
War Food Administration
Lodd
Ofer
Meat price ceilings and ration points stay unchanged
WFA officials said that restrictions on farm slaughtered pork and lard were removed to open another channel for disposal of the largest hog crop ever known in the United States. The action does not alter the need for orderly hog marketing in November.
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WFA
United States
Public sale of valuable farm property on Josephine Downes Farm
Charles H. Butler owner offers a public auction at the Denton area farm starting at ten o'clock, rain or shine. Items include eight work horses and a colt, nineteen head of cattle with milking cows and calves, sows and pigs, ewes and buck, John Deere and McCormick equipment, plows, wagons, harness, gear, kitchen furniture, a bedroom suite, dining sets, rugs, and numerous household goods. Cash on day of sale and possession after payment. auctioneered by William Andrews and clerks listed.
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Kennedyville
Kent County
Elkton
U. S
Edgar KR. Pennington
Dunloggin Woodmaster
Sarge Milker
T. B. Accredited
Bangs Clean Federal
Howard C. Barker
C. B. Smith
Ave. Bel Air
Pinconning
Mich
Public sale of Ridgely real estate by The Peoples Bank
The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland will sell at public auction on 1943 in Ridgely at 2 p.m. four parcels of bank owned property. Parcels include mixed residential and mixed use sites with two and three story buildings, tenanted by tenants, titled in Liber T.C.H. Nos. 92 93 and 93. Parcel details cover frontage and depth on First Street First Avenue West Maple Avenue Fourth Street and Second Street. Purchasers may obtain mortgages and must pay one third at sale with balance at deed delivery. Taxes and fees paid by buyer. Auctioneer Wm E Andrew and attorney W Hyland VanSant.
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Peoples Bank of
Denton
Maryland
First Street
Robert H. Lister
Caroline Sun
Ridgely
Frank Eee
Bank of
T.C.H
First Avenue
Woodrow Pollard
James T. Walker
Maple Avenue
Fourth Street
Elmer P. Redden
I T. Saulebury Jr
Second Street
James Walker
Kitty Callahan
Emily Potts
Personal Property Sale At Garland Lake Farm Auction
Alfred C. Clark owner announces a public sale at his Garland Lake area farm. Items include dining room suite and buffet, bedroom set, breakfast suite, china cabinet, kitchen and office furniture, antique cherry library table, chairs, stove units, beds, Victrola, stove parts, iron beds, couch, stove, desk, tools, cabbage, feeders, water pumps, pipes, a 1938 Plymouth pickup, and more. Auctioneer William E. Andrews leads the auction.
Hog shipments cautioned by WFA in market handling
WFA officials renewed caution urging farmers to check with market agencies before sending hogs to market to confirm handling options and requirements.
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WFA
Goatee Todd Farm Sale On Ganey Road Harmony
Francis E. Kelley owner announces a farm sale at the Goatee Todd Farm one mile from Harmony on Ganey's Road starting at 10 o'clock a.m. Rain or shine. Items include six milk cows with one freshening, one heifer, a coming four-year-old colt, a wagon, implements, grain drill, mower, har ness, kitchen furniture, stoves, lamps, glass jars and more. No removal until terms met. Auctioneers William E. Andrew and Webster Todd, clerk.
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Goatee Todd
Harmony
Ganey’s
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