Grocerymen's Meeting at University of Maryland
Several hundred retail grocery men executives and employees are to gather at the University of Maryland June 27 and 28 for a Food Retailers Conference with the theme Climbing The Stairway To Greater Productivity. Harold H. Hoecker leads arrangements and program highlights include talks by Philip M. Talbot and John L. Rainey.
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U. of Md
Harold H. Hoecker
Philip M. Talbot
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Washington
John L. Rainey
Philadelphia
J. Harvey Daly
Hoecker
Plenty Of Baltimore Bin Room For Wheat
Dr. Paul J. Nystrom, chairman of the Maryland wheat storage advisory committee, says Baltimore elevators have ample space for 1955 Maryland wheat with government loan storage totaling about 2.14 million bushels plus potential 750 thousand more. Maryland’s crop is forecast at 3.784 million bushels, down 20 percent from last year, but current storage capacity remains sufficient barring a very wet harvest.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Paul J. Nystrom
Maryland Wheat Storage Advisory Committee
U. S
Nystrom
Maryland-Delaware
University of Maryland
College Park
4-H Club Elects Lynne Sanborn Treasurer at Marydel Meeting
The W. C. C. 4-H Club met at Mrs. Harry Markley’s home in Marydel on June 9 with all members present. Lynne Sanborn joined and was elected treasurer. Next meeting June 16 at Judy Ward’s home. Drills on Food Preparation and cake display noted. ROTC and college honors mentioned for a local student.
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Harry Markley
Marydel
Lynne Sanborn
Rae Markley
Lynne
Judy Ward
Clara Hurlock
Rae
4-H Club
Federalsburg Boy Earns Hopkins Engineering Degree
Federalsburg native Robert Eiry Smith joined 751 other graduates at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, earning a Bachelor of Engineering as the university concluded its 79th academic year. Dag Hammarskjold delivered the commencement address. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight R. Smith, attended Federalsburg High School and was active in student clubs including the Musical Club, the Civil Engineers student branch, cross country teams, and the Spiked Shoe Society.
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Robert Eiry Smith
Federalsburg
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Dag Hammarskjold
The
United Nations
Dwight R. Smith
T Federalsburg
Hopkins
Bob
Musical Club
American Society of Civil Engineers
Spiked Shoe Society
Harrington social roundup spans visits and events
Burrrsville residents Mr and Mrs Alfred Baughley joined Mr and Mrs Austine Stafford on a weekend tour of Pennsylvania New York and Vermont. Birthday surprise for R H Stafford Sr. on June 5. Attendees included Ray Stafford Easton Laura Myers Smyrna James Stafford Reba Stafford Harrington Robert Stafford Clarence Collison and others. Upcoming services and meetings planned at Wesley and Union churches. Continued health notes on Wm Ferguson and Elbert Saunders.
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Alfred Baughley
Harrington
Austine Stafford
Pennsylvania
New York
Vermont
R. H. Stafford Sr
Ray Stafford
Easton
Laura Myers
Smyrna
James Stafford
Reba Stafford
Robert Garrett
Baltimore
Charlie Roe
Robert Stafford
Henry Stafford
Janet Collison
Francis Hayman
Joan Stafford
Clayton Stafford
Wilmington Manor
Wm. Ferguson
Harry Atkinson
Philadelphia
Charlie Welch
Elbert Saunders
Ridgely
Mr. Saunders
Seventeen Enlist In Air Force During May Month
Seventeen men from the Delmarva Peninsula enlisted in the United States Air Force during May. Staff Sergeant James E. Armentrout announced the Salisbury Air Force recruiting station detail. Reenlistees include Brooks T. Stevens of Cape Charles and John S. Trader of Hebron in Airman First Class with assignments to Andrews and Dover bases respectively. New airmen begin basic training at Sampson AFB in Geneva, New York. Breeding and Rob are among the listed enlistees.
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Delmarva Peninsula
United States Air Force
James E. Armentrout
Air Force
Salisbury
Brooks T. Stevens
Cape Charles
Andrews Air Force Base
John S. Trader
Hebron
Dover Air Base
Dover
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
Fletcher L. Breeding
Rob
Local residents listed in official notice
Ert D. Singer of Denton Dick L. Roberts and Robert H. Burke of Dames Quarter Kenneth R. Hurst of Feendale John H. Evans of Salisbury John M. O Brier Greenwood Stanley L. Jester Chincoteague James H. Hamilton Jr Felton William F E Cox Cambridge John E Jones Quantico Bobby T Mears Belle Haven Va Clifford K Parkinson Jr and Joseph C Bassett of Princess Anne James P Brittingham Westover
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Ert D. Singer
Denton
Dick L. Roberts
Robert H. Burke
Dames Quarter
Kenneth R. Hurst
Feendale
John H. Evans
Salisbury
John M. O’brier
Greenwood
Stanley L. Jester
Chincoteague
James H. Hamilton Jr
Felton
William FE. Cox
Cambridge
John E. Jones
Quantico
Bobby T. Mears
Belle Haven
Clifford K. Parkinson Jr
Joseph C. Bassett
Princess Anne
James P. Brittingham
Westover
What Goes On In Ridgely Electrically Speaking
Ridgely announces a street light upgrade. Forty four old lights are removed and fifty nine new fixtures will be installed plus seven thousand six hundred fifty candlepower. An electric company contract covers fixtures pedestals poles wiring rental and maintenance yearly. The changes aim to brighten nights and raise safety and convenience. Eastern Shore Public Service plans to rebuild the remaining community in 1956 per Mr. Reddish.
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Ridgely
Electric Company
Eastern Shore Public Service
Reddish
Ridgely Park Lights Dedicated With Local Teams Inaugural Event
Six communities Ridgely Denton Greensboro Cordova Chestertown and Trappe will participate in the dedication at Ridgely Community Park with a commemorative program. Baseball big names Frank Baker William Nicholson and Tom Kibler will umpire the Little League game during pre game and the ceremony.
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Ridgely
Denton
Greensboro
Cordova
Chestertown
Trappe
Frank Baker
William Nicholson
Tom Kibler
Steel to Fish Hooks: 300 pounds Processed Daily in U.S.
In the United States about 300 pounds of steel are processed into fish hooks each day, reflecting a steady industry pace for small metal goods and local manufacturing output across sectors. The fact underscores the scale of craft steel work contributing to fishing gear supply chains nationwide.
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United States
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