WSCS Holiday Bazaar Plans Are Completed
The WSCS Holiday Bazaar at First Methodist Church plans its third annual event in Fellowship Hall with hand decorated booths, candy, gifts, and decor amid Christmas scenes. Organizers Mrs. W. R. Brown and chairmen for decorating and various booths lead a schedule with hours on December 2 and 3 from 9 am to 9 pm and tickets for two dinner windows.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
W. R. Brown
Norman Irwin
Marvin Chambers
Denton
Gail Cooper
Gilbert Hignatt
Lacey Orme
C. T. Dean
Bill Taylor
Alton Messer
Santa
Roy Slaughter
Herbert McAllister
John Mandrell
Fred Asilton
Theo, Orme
J. F. Lane
Wm. Taylor
Maryland Farm Bureau Backs Flexible Price Support Program
The Maryland Farm Bureau urged continuation of the federal flexible price support plan, calling for a fair trial. Delegates meeting in Baltimore on November 19 adopted resolutions on social security, selective service reform, foreign trade expansion, union rights, and protections for price-supported crops.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
American Farm Bureau Federation
New York
Baltimore
Armed Services
U.S
Demographic Shift Fuels Baby Goods Demand
Noel Sargent, NAM secretary, notes a 57 percent rise in children under ten since 1940, signaling surging demand for baby bottles, safety pins, strollers, bicycles, school clothes, and related products, highlighting evolving consumer markets.
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Noel Sargent
Nam
Maryland Wildlife Range and Behavior of a Popular Sparrrow
Description covers its wide range from Canada to Virginia and winters along the coast. A small rufous brown bird with a bold breast spot, wagging tail, and distinct facial markings. Nesting on the ground near water, lays 4 to 6 eggs and raises up to two broods yearly. Feeds on seeds and injurious insects, sings day and night year round. Conservation focuses on nest protection and legal protection. Highly valued for its charming song and insect control potential.
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Canada
Virginia
Massachusetts
Florida
Gulf Coast
Maryland
Social Security for Farm Operators in 1956
A farm operator over 65 may qualify for self employment Social Security if earnings reach 400 dollars in a year. No tax is due on 1954 earnings. early in 1956 report 1955 earnings and pay the tax. The report is filed with the income tax return. It reflects the old Yankee view of self-reliance.
Captain Kidd, British Commissioned Pirate Hunter
Captain Kidd was an American shipmaster commissioned by Britain to pursue and capture pirates, in a historic role blending privateering and legal authority. His career reflects 17th century imperial enforcement at sea and the complex lines between piracy and naval service amid global trade.
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Kidd
Traffic Fatalities Down 3 Percent in Maryland October 1954
Maryland reports 50 traffic deaths in October, 1954, raising the year total to 417. Baltimore City accounts for 15 of October fatalities, the highest monthly toll in two years, while several counties report lower counts. Police urge pedestrians to wear white, walk facing traffic, and use crossings and signals to stay safe.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Elmer F. Munshower
Allegany
Calvert
Caroline
Dorchester
Kent
St. Mary’s
Somerset
Anne Arundel
Prince George’s
Baltimore
Charles
Washington
Harford County
Carroll
Cecil
Frederick
Garrett
Howard
Montgomery
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Maryland State Police Statistics Division
Babe Didrickson Beats Gehrig and Ruth in Exhibition
Babe Didrickson, renowned woman pitcher, struck out baseball legends Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth during an exhibition game, showcasing her rare talent and breaking gender barriers in the sport.
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Babe Didrickson
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
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Easton
Harry M. Allston
Denton, Md
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Anderson Lumber Company
L. H. Fiske
Denton-Greensboro Road
Greensboro
Leslie Scott
Hickman
P. O. Box
Seaford
Del
Fourth and Market Streets
Fred F. Wright
Hillsboro
Ridgely
R. J. Thompson
Sinclair Service Station
Clarke
Caroling Home & Auto Supply
E. M. Carter
E. W. Breeding
Breeding & Nichols
Griffith Interior Decorators
Third St
Milford Tractor Company, Inc
Allis Chalmers
New Idea
Milford
Selbyville
Glidden
James Temple
Coleman
Call
Robert Pippin
Butler Terrace
Raymond Lee Butler
Denton Home Supply
Steve M. Wood
Concord
Ricards
Route 13
Bridgeville
Byron 2
Benson
Tidewater
Bradford Field
Williamsport
Bensons Folly
Alleghenies
Winterone
Bayonne
N.J
Elmira
N. Y
Star-Gazette
Preston
Main St
G. D. Crouse
Sherwood Bros., Inc
Third Street
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Stayman
Rome
Monthru
Sun. O. A. Newton and Son
Denton Journal
Elgin
H. P
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Cross Roads Drive-In Theatre
Andersontown
J. M. Love
West Denton
State Board of Health
R. Lee Butler
Double Hills
Onck aCe
the Pill. Co
Irwin Feed Company
Denton, Maryland
James L. Craft
Dover Road
Easton 1527
G. Emory Gottwall
Will’s Sporting Goods
Phone
Irwin Feed Co
Route 404
Calvert C. Merriken
Eaton
State of Maryland
Peninsula
Mike Malott
Allen Breeding
Wyeth Laboratories
Philadelphia
Penna
General Assembly of Maryland
Carlton C. Cooper
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