Conrad Thibault to Sing at Easton May 2nd
Conrad Thibault and George Mowbray prepare for Easton Spring Concert on May 2 as part of the Auxiliary’s first year efforts. They return from a successful winter tour and, with Mrs. Fletcher guiding the Auxiliary, plan details to ensure a popular profitable program for patrons sponsors and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Thibault
Easton
Auxiliary
Thibault
Mowbray
New York
Fletcher
Weekly Market Report Helps Housewives Shop
The University of Maryland Extension Service runs a consumer education program in Baltimore to help housewives stretch food dollars. About 1400 families use the Weekly Retail Market Report listing price ranges for foods. 300 retailers post a best-supply bulletin. Extension offers recipes and a mailing list for price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Extension Service
Baltimore
Extension Service
Russell C. Hawes
Fidelity Building
Thumb Sucking in Babies Becomes Less Troubling Over Time
A look at thumb-sucking from infancy to preschool shows it as a normal exploration and self-soothing habit. Most experts say no permanent dental or health harm if stopped by age five, with parental anxiety and scolding often causing more issues than the habit itself.
Nutrition Conference At College Park March 25 26
College Park hosts a two day nutrition conference on March 25 and 26 with manufacturers at a banquet on Thursday and poultry nutrition talks on Friday. Speakers include Dr L M Dansky from Hagerstown and Dr H L Wilcke from Ralston Purina among others from the University of Maryland and industry. A Friday afternoon roundtable and a tour of Jull Hall conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
L. M. Dansky
D. A. Stickell and Sons, Inc
Hagerstown
University Poultry Department
H. L. Wilcke
Ralston Purina Co
E. I. Robertson
John W. Eshelman and Sons
Wade Rice
Maryland Extension Poultryman
Maryland
University of Maryland
W. L. Ensor
R. E. Brown
J. C Shaw
Jull Hall
Caroline High School Music Group Presents Concert
Caroline High School Music Group showcases a concert with Scott, Shirley Howard, Lois Ann Butler on piano and brass and percussion players. The Junior Band will perform later. selections include patriotic suites and standard melodies with solo features and the orchestra ensemble set to appear with choral groups on May 7 and at the festival May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Chike
Ronnie Skinner
Larry Armstrong
Dick Messick
Tom Messick
America
Maryland
Dixie
Leroy Anderson
Loren Wagener
Keller-Taylor
Schubert
John Todd
New Equipment Donated To Health Department
New Equipment Donated To Health Department supports monthly Cancer Detection Clinics in Denton. Over the past year 92 patients were seen. 3 referred for possible cancer, 12 for other correctable conditions. Cancer Society dressings aid patient care amid terminal cancer concerns. Cancer drive opens April 1 with community chairmen across multiple areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Cancer Society
Caroline
Marydel
Amos Wyatt
Henderson
Richard Roden
Goldsboro
Phyllis Stubbs
Greensboro
Zeth Weaver, Jr
Burrsville
Calvin Lister
Ridgely
Elsie Matthews
Hillsboro
Clifton Elicks
Hobbs
John Rouse
Andersontown
Dallas Neal
Williston
Gus Koste
Preston
H. B. Plummer
Federalsburg
Norbert Radike
William Wolf
Lula Ward
Nine Constitutional Amendments On Next November Ballot
The article outlines proposed amendments from the 1953 and 1954 General Assemblies, including adding judges in multiple counties, reshaping the governor and secretary of state provisions, absentee voting, port authority land rules, and a home rule for municipalities. It notes potential 1955 session actions to implement home rule and class town structures, with the Maryland Municipal League pushing for early legislation through the Legislative Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Prince George's
Baltimore County
Montgomery County
Annapolis
General Assembly
Port Development Authority
Howard County
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore City
Allegany County
Sobeloff Commission
Senate
House
Maryland Municipal League
Legislative Council
Southern States Net Worth Rises Two Million in 1953 Half
Southern States Cooperative reports a $2,000,000 gain in net worth from market gains on inventories for the six months ending December 31 1953. Total volume across wholesale, marketing, and affiliates reached $65,903,990, slightly below the prior year. Feed tonnage rose, petroleum volume increased, farm supplies dollar volume climbed while fertilizer and seed declined due to low prices and drought. A new patronage refund policy was discussed at the meeting attended by 76 community advisory board members directors and agency managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Cooperative
Givens
Southern States Cooperative Community Advisory Boards
Cooperative Service Agency
Broiler Growers To View Test Birds March 22nd
Nutrition conference updates on broiler tests at University of Maryland. Four pens test 4 percent stabilized animal fat with grit and no grit, varying floor space. All sixteen pens use 21.4 percent all mash starter then 17.9 percent finishing ration. Public viewing Monday March 22 between 1 and 4:30 p m prior to market, with full results at the March 26 conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmarva
University of Maryland, College Park
Greensboro Sailor Joins Raton as Torpedo Officer
Short Lt j g Boone C Taylor of Greensboro, son of Mr and Mrs Levin W Taylor, serves aboard the USS Raton as torpedo and gunnery officer. The vessel, commissioned Sept 21 1953, arrived in San Diego Mar 7 1954 after submarine radar picket conversion at Philadelphia Yard and has since trained with U S Atlantic Fleet units. The Raton will join Submarine Squadron Five of the Pacific Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G¢. Boone C. Taylor
Greensboro
Levin W. Taylor
Uss Raton
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
San Diego
California
U. S. Atlantic
Raton
Santiago de Cuba
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
Panama
Acapulco
Mexico
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Submarine Squadron Five
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Caroline High School Music Group
Health Department
The
Four Maples Gift Shop
Greensboro, MD
Broiler
Aden
West Denton
Lawrence Buchert
River West
Wool—Rayon
Clark Shop
Radio 5
Serrvice
A & B Service
Market St. - Denton
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