Farmers Plan To Attend Maryland Farm Bureau Convention
Maryland farmers set to travel to Baltimore for the 33rd Annual Maryland Farm Bureau Convention. Affiliated groups meet Monday January 10 in the Lord Baltimore and Southern hotels to discuss prices and policy. Key speakers include Dr. Oliver J. Collins and Mrs. Raymond Sayre with themes on improving farm life and trade.
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Maryland Farm Bureau Convention
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Farm Bureau
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Southern
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland Stockmen’s Association
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Associated Women
4-H Clubs Conference
Maryland Tobacco Growers Association
Maryland Poultry Council
Maryland Vegetable Growers Association
Farm Bureau Wool Pool
Maryland Nurserymen’s Association
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Maryland Agricultural Society
National Farm Bureau
Congress
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Oliver J. Collins
First Methodist Church
John B. Astle
Albert Cash
Reisterstown
Shirley Thompson
Cambridge
John Fleck
Boonsboro
Attlee Armour
Rising Sun
Randall Sporlein
New Windsor
Raymond Sayre
International Country Women of the World
R. C. F. Weargley
National AW
Phillip Jones
NE AW
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Nurseymen
Thomas R. Reed
McCormick and Company
Edgar L. Williams
Salisbury
A. Lee Towson
Vegetable Growers Association of America
Robert P. Callaway
Department of Agricultural Economics
Ahmed Azmi El-Kattan
University of Egypt
Milton Hearn
Hebron
Jackson B. Hester
Campbell Soup Company
Soil Treat
Chestertown Cancels Game With Bobcats
The Chestertown Collegians cancelled the league game at Denton Armory scheduled for Friday January 7. The Chestertown management offered no valid reason, notifying the Bobcats only 48 hours before the game. A tentative reschedule targets Saturday January 22, with peers condemning the move as poor sportsmanship. Cecilion will play Tuesday night.
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Denton Armory
National Guard Bobcat
Chestertown
Roberts
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Bobcat
Bobcats
Peninsula
Chestertown Bobcat
Dover
Cecilion
Mar Del League Tightens as Kittens Hit Felton
Mar Del League play resumes with Middletown 55 Harrington 35 and Smyrna 73 Cecilton 26 as Milford 69 Dover 50, highlighting tightening standings. Key performances include Ed Moore 17 and Dick Jones 15 for Middletown, Bud ONeal leading Smyrna, and The Point Leo Marshall 32 for Milford. New players join and roster changes shake the field ahead of next week’s matchups.
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Harrington
Milford
Dover
Smyrna
Cecilton
Cecilion
Middletown Lions
Harrington Legion
Legionnaires
Ed Moore
Dick Jones
Bill Buckworth
Clayt Downes
Quillen
Downes
Legion
Sussex
Smyrna Hornets
Cecilion Drakes
AHen O’Neal
Hornets
Glenn Quillen
Jim Ford
Bob Cooling
Drakes
Bud O’Neill
Milford Blue Hens Take MAR Del Girls League Lead
Milford Blue Hens surged to a 39-5 win over Cecilton to seize the MAR Del girls league advantage as Felton and Denton trail closely. Milford led 14-1 after one quarter and 19-5 at halftime while Cecilton was shut out in the second half. Felton and Denton meet again, Cecilton visits Denton next week, and a tight race remains among Milford Felton and Denton with Cecilton a long shot.
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Cecilton
Blue Hens
Ducks
Felton
Denton
Milford
C O C Holds Postponed Denton Chamber Meeting
The Denton Chamber of Commerce postponed its December 27 meeting to January 3 due to Christmas holidays. President Winfield Nichols presided as members discussed West Denton chicken plant sale or lease, taxing in West Denton and South Second street, and the town’s charter and enlarging limits. Commissioners were invited to attend to outline plans for the new charter and expansion.
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Denton Chamber of Commerce
Winfield Nichols
Samuel Mellits
West Denton
Baltimore Coop bank
South Second street
Denton
Chamber of Commerce
Polio Campaign Set to Launch in Caroline County
The annual polio fundraiser begins Saturday with a two week drive to aid Infantile Paralysis victims and fund research. Caroline County reports three active polio cases hospitalized, with county funds exhausted after raising shortfalls and a $4000 loan from National headquarters. Campaign chair Cr Arthur McDaniel urges over $5000 this year to prevent children from suffering.
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Caroline county
Arthur McDaniel
First Meeting for Adult Evening Classes Set for Jan 11
An organizational meeting to start classes in commercial work and furniture finishing and repair for persons over sixteen will be held at Caroline High School on Tuesday evening January 11 at 8 pm. Sponsored by the Board of Education, the classes will be taught by Caroline High School faculty. Area residents interested in joining or organizing more classes should attend.
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Caroline High School
Board of Education
Obituary: J Frank Brown of Baltimore Dies at 66
After a long illness J Frank Brown 66 of Baltimore died Tuesday December 28 leaving widow Esma Anthony of Denton a son J Frank Jr and daughter Mrs Margaret Hamilton of Baltimore A sister in law Mrs Fred E Covey of Denton attended the funeral and burial in Baltimore last Friday December 31
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J. Frank Brown
Baltimore
Esma Anthony
Denton
J. Frank Jr
Margaret Hamilton
Fred E. Covey
Truman Pushes Social Legislation and Housing Plan
President Truman urged the new Congress to approve 4 billion dollars in new taxes and sweeping economic powers. He called for Taft Hartley repeal, farm supports, civil rights laws, universal training, expanded social security, prepaid medical insurance, and 1 million public housing units in seven years. He pressed for universal training, stronger foreign policy unity, and an anti inflation program to stabilize the economy.
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new Democratic Congress
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House
Congress
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United Nations
United States
union
Pumphrey Assured Top Assembly Post In 1949 Rise
In a smooth transition the House of Delegates confirms Leroy Pumphrey of Prince Georges to lead the Ways and Means Committee with administration duties. Senate presidency and House speakership go to Byrnes and Sybert as expected. Kimble and Ramsburg remain minority leaders with a steering committee planned to critique Governor Lane's program.
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Lane
Leroy Pumphrey
Prince Georges
House of Delegates
Pumphrey
House
committee on Ways and Means
Senate
Joseph R. Byrnes
Fifth Baltimore
State Senate
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Howard
General Assembly
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany county
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick county
Stanford Hoff
Republican State Committee
Kimble
Hoff
Denton Triumphs 9 1 After Layoff In Eastern Shore Soccer
Denton Soccer Club resumes Eastern Shore league play and defeats Easton 9 to 1. W Lane opened scoring from Baynard, Easton responded with Carroll’s goal, then Denton surged with eight more including three by F Irwin and two by DeFord. Easton goalie Cahall had one for the visitors. Substitutions listed. Queen Anne game postponed.
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Baynard
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Lane
Denton
Baltimore
Easton Pos
F. Fox
Quathamer
RFB
Porter W. Flaharty
LFB
Rice
P. Wooden
Stafford
W. Murphy
CHE Shehan
B. Akinhesan
C Irwin
J. Patchett
Pippin
Willey
F. Irwin
Cooper
Bradley
ILF
Smith Co
Cahall
M. Smith
DeFord
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Dick Kimmey
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Bob Davies
Bob Miller
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ator Hoff
Leona M. Rush
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