Agricultural Chemicals Conference in Baltimore Works Anew
The University of Maryland Extension Service and Experiment Station sponsor an Agricultural Chemicals Conference in the Lord Baltimore Hotel March 1 and 2. Fourteen University experts across plant pathology entomology and horticulture will lead sessions for county agents dealers and fieldmen on disease insect and weed control with a general discussion to close. Dr Frank Cullinan of the Agricultural Research Service will deliver the banquet address Monday evening.
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Capital Costs for Maryland Farms Double Since 1940
A Banking News report from the Maryland Bankers Association says farm capital needs in Maryland have nearly doubled since 1940. Equipment costs rose about 100 percent, operating capital up over 75 percent, and real estate costs more than 100 percent, with short term debt near 20 million dollars and mortgage debt around 70 million. The study notes bigger farm sizes, heavier investment in mechanization, and improved but costlier dairy and land management practices.
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Musical Colorama At Glenn Miller Story Opens At Reese
Delaware and Maryland theatre fans are assured of a rare treat with The Glenn Miller Story opening at the Reese Theatre Harrington Friday Feb 26 and running through March 2 with Colorama mood vision. Two daily shows on weekdays at 7 15 and 9 15, continuous Saturday from 2 30, and Sunday at 2 30 8 and 10 p m. Regular admission prices apply.
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How They Finished In Saturday's 125-Mile Classic
Saturday's race results list final positions and drivers with hometowns and car models. Top finishers include Cotton Owens from Spartanburg S C in a 38 Plymouth and Herb Thomas of Olivia NC in a 39 Hudson. Additional finishers feature Earl Moss Creedmore NC in a 37 Ford and Jim Delaney Lyndhurst NJ in a 39 Ford.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Plymouth
Herb ‘Thomas
Olivia
N. C
Hudson
Earl Moss
Creedmore
Ford
Jim Delaney
Lyndhurst
N. J
Chuck Mahoney
Syracuse
N. Y
Sonny Hutchins
Richmond
Gates
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
Ernest Reeves
Hialeah
Neil Lawdon
West Palm Beach
Doug Cox
Greenville
Pat Flynn
Bill Tanner
Newtown
William Plants
Max King
Allen Carter
Jack Conley
Oliver Michaels
Donald False
Fred Thompson
C. M. Hartrauf
al Keller
A. T. Hawkins
Larry Flynn
Vince Conrad
Bob Reuther
Smokey Smith
Buddy Shuman
Runt Harris
Tommy Moon
Jimmy Thompson
Curtis Turner
Jack Choquette
Denton Woman Discusses Middle East Problems Highlights
Miss Reynolds examined water scarcity and the Arab Israeli dispute with focus on the fate of 800000 Arab refugees after the war. She described areas studied during a six week program at the American University of Beirut, sponsored by the US State Department.
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Red Cross Drive Plans Broad County Reach Next Week
Red Cross drive begins Monday in Caroline County with aims to expand disaster aid and water safety training for residents and service hospitals. Dr. Martin notes ongoing community and veterans support, listing local chairmen across Denton Federalsburg Preston Greensboro Goldsboro Marydel Ridgely Henderson Hobbs Hickman Burrsville Hillsboro.
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Goldsboro
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Howard Logan
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Alan Bennington
Henderson
Annabelle Clark
Hobbs
Wesley Stafford
Hickman
Viola Breeding
Burrsville
Roland Draper
Hillsboro
Everett Murphy
Martin
Cooperation In Parking At Memorial Hospital
Hospital officials explain parking limits to protect patient access. A barricade at Adkins Avenue gates admission to vehicles reserved for doctors ambulances and patient transport. A public lot opening next spring will ease congestion and visitors are urged to park on surrounding streets until then.
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Seventh-day Adventists Rally Here Saturday Next
Seventh-day Adventists announce a one day rally with Elder Edwards answering questions on Christianity, prophecy, and global missions. Sessions include Sabbath School, preaching, home visitation, a soul winning symposium, Kodachrome Korea pictures, a Rhee message, free Bible study, and Dorcas Welfare referrals.
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Korea
Singman Rhee
Armory
Dorcas Welfare Society
Clinton S Poole Files For County Commissioner
Clinton S Poole seeks the Caroline County commissioner post. He runs Poole's Men's Store and Poole's Boys' Store with his two sons Henry and Fred in Federalsburg. Poole is Federalsburg Rotary Club president, former Chamber of Commerce and Fire Co. president, and has served as master of Nanticoke Masonic Lodge and Civil Defense director. He is married with two sons and a daughter and asks Democratic voters for support.
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How They Finished In Sundays 160 Mile Grand National
A list of finishers from Sunday's 160 mile Grand National race includes Lee Petty from Randleman North Carolina driving a Chrysler and Buck Baker of Charlotte North Carolina in an Oldsmobile. Curtis Turner of Roanoke Virginia and Dick Rathman of Daytona Beach Florida also placed among notable drivers driving Oldsmobile and Hudson machines. The field features numerous drivers from across the region with Ernie Sosebee Atlanta Georgia and Speedy Thompson from Monroe North Carolina among others in Oldsmobile and various makes.
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Tim Flock
Atlanta
Lee Petty
Randleman
N. C
Daytona Beach
Chrysler
Buck Baker
Charlotte
Oldsmobile
Curtis Turner
Roanoke
Dick Rathman
Fla
Hudson
Bill Blair
High Point
Jack Smith
Emory Lewis
Winchester
Fireball Roberts
Gober Sosebee
Stan Kross
Salem
Ind
Don White
Fort Madison
Iowa
Hershel McGriff
Portland
Ore
Otis Martin
Bassett
Byron King
Orlando
Buick
Jack Conley
Brighton
Mich
Lincoln
Jim Reed
Ossining
N. Y
How They Finished In Friday's 100-Mile Sportsman Race
A Friday 100 mile sportsman race results list shows many drivers and car models led by Dick Joslin of Orlando in a 1939 Ford, with a roster of finishers and numerous competing names from across the Northeast and Southeast tied to 1937 and 1939 Fords. The dense lineup includes Joe Wolf, Gwyn Staley, Speedy Thompson, Buck Baker, Bill Tanner, Harold Smith, Tommy Moon, Harold Kite, J. W. Hamby, and many others from states like Pa Florida N Y N C Ohio Ga and more, highlighting a crowded field of legendary stock cars and notable racers of the era.
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Dick Joslin
Orlando
Fla
Ford
Joe Wolf
Reading
Gwyn Staley
N. Wilkesboro
N. Y
Speedy Thompson
Monroe
N. C
Buck Baker
Charlotte
Bill Tanner
Newtown
Harold Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Tommy Moon
Jacksonville
Lee Bliss
Rochester
Harold Kite
Atlanta
Bill Widenhouse
Midland
J. W. Hamby
Columbia
S. C
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