Federalsburg Wins County Championship in Baseball
Twenty five years ago Federalsburg High School captured the Caroline County school baseball title with an 8 to 3 victory over Preston at Greensboro on a Wednesday afternoon. The journal notes a dramatic day of local events from Denton to Federalsburg including a fire that destroyed two tons of hay and a nearby outbuilding, a stolen car found abandoned with contraband tools and nitroglycerine fuses, and a spate of social visits and obituaries among Federalsburg residents.
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Federalsburg High School
Preston
Greensboro
Harvey A. Gifford
Denton
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
S. G. Nuttle
Jewett
Tuckahoe Neck
Henry Wilder
Short
Earle Perry
Delmar
Martha Cannon
Elizabeth
Emily Cannon
James Cannon
Linwood Eaton
Marie
Charles Steelman
C. W. Roe
Maggie May Twilley
G. Walter Twilley
Calvin Twilley
Clarence Harvey
Oscar Beckwith
Albert Woolen
Walter Harper
Hurlock
Frances Schimerka
East Orange
N. J
Roselle Covey
Caroline County
Elizabeth Rawlings
Hannah Hopkins
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Washington College
Eastern Shore High Schools
John Lankford
George Messick
W. J. Hurlock
William Hurlock
Manship Hurlock
William Moore
Wilmington
Del
Isaiah Jones
Charles Colbourne
Fred Williar
John W. Hurlock
W. B. Payne
Rhodesdale
Christ Methodist Protestant Church
G. E. Leister
Hillcrest Cemetery
Government Offers Take Over Date For Maryland Corn Loans
Maryland farmers may allow government take possession of corn under the 1951 Corn Price Support Program by May 31 if stocks deteriorate. The national take over date is July 31, with loans at 1.73 per bushel for No 3 or better or No 4 by test weight. If grain stays in good condition, use the July 31 date or sell when prices peak. If moisture rises or deterioration occurs, use the May 31 date. Maryland farmers are advised the current market price exceeds loan rate and redemption is expected. USCA buys smoked pork to bolster hog prices with purchases totaling 18.5 million pounds ham, 4.5 million pounds picnic, and 3.4 million pounds bacon. Purchases will aid non profit school lunch programs and other outlets.
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Maryland
James A. Cottman
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
Mr. Cottman
Cottman
Department of Agriculture
New American Weekly Debuts in Bright Color Gravure
The American Weekly in color gravure returns in a brand new dress on Sunday May 11. The magazine promises vivid color pages and a fresh presentation while preserving its familiar title and spirit with a Baltimore edition.
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THE
American Weekly
IN Color Gravure
New American Weekly
Bright
Service Short Pfc Robert E Clark Left for Japan
Pfc. Robert E. Clark son of Everett Clark of Denton left San Francisco on May 8 for Japan. Known as Corky in Caroline High School class of 1951 he would be glad to hear from friends. Mailing address provided through Provisional Squan A.P.O. 959 c/o Postmaster San Francisco California.
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Robert E. Clark
Everett Clark
Denton
San Francisco
Calif
Japan
Corky
Caroline High School
U. S
A.P.O
California
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Harry Mason
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J. B. McCabe
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I. H. Morris
E. Lee Morris
Messrs
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A. S. Handy
G. C. White
America
T. A. Tobin
Chiropractor
Easton
AS Faiwwns Racing Association
Fair Grounds
Harrington
U. S. Route
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Moore
Denton, Maryland
Gale Electric Company
Miller’s
YES
Delmarva Peninsula
Eastern Shore Public Ser
Vice
Delaware Power
Hotpoint
General Electric
Philgo
Westinghouse
Frigidaire
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