Dover Printing Plant Studied
A Dover base printing plant project to cost 250000 was reviewed by the Delaware Chamber of Commerce the Printing Industry of Delaware the Wilmington Typographical Union 123 and Col. Paul Zartman commanding officer of Dover Air Force Base. Maj. Lloyd A. Hedges explained Air Force needs for secure printing and contract consolidation while Col. Zartman pledged to consider alternatives and asked printers to propose plans within two weeks. Union president William Bodenstedt voiced confidence Delaware printers could meet the Air Force demands if subcontracting is allowed. Howard Turner announced a statewide meeting and a letter to all printers detailing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Air Force Base
Delaware Chamber of Commerce
Printing Industry of Delaware
Wilmington Typographical Union 123
Paul Zartman
Miles L. Frederick
State Development Department
Zartman
Lloyd A. Hedges
USAF
Military Air Transport Service
Washington, D. C
Air Force
William Bodenstedt
Union
Delaware
Howard Turner
Industry Organization
Printing Industry of
Land Transfers in Election Districts 1952 Records
Land transfer notices list several conveyances dated September and August 1952. John J Vanville and wife transfer to Gertrude Kelley in the Third Election District. Mary T Creager Williams et al transfer to Dudley G Dixon and wife in the First Election District. Frank G Moore and James L Moore transfer to Richard K Porter in the Second Election District. Wilson E Jump and wife transfer to Amy M McCauley and husband in Greensboro. W Carlos Mosley transfers to Walter Mosley and wife in the Seventh Election District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Vanville
Gertrude Kelley
Mary T. Creager Williams
Dudley G. Dixon
Frank G. Moore
James L. Moore
Richard K. Porter
Wilson E. Jump
Amy M. McCauley
Greensboro
W. Carlos Mosley
Walter Mosley
Classified Ad Request for Denton Call Line
A notice requests readers to call a Denton line at publicizing a classified advertisement. The exact line and details are not shown in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
County Youths Plan Conservation Day in Charles County
Charles County youths led by 4 H clubs Future Farmers of America Catholic Youth Organization and Associated Youth of the Farm Bureau plan a October 8 field day on Ridgely Cooksey's farm near Dentsville. The event aims to implement a conservation farm plan with soil conservation staff, university extensionists and county agents guiding eight acres of new pasture five acres of renovated pasture and tobacco related improvements including a cover crop of wheat and new plant beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles County
Ridgely Cooksey
Dentsville
Future Farmers of America
Catholic Youth Organization
Farm Bureau
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Young Ridgley Cooksey
Soil Conservation Service
University of Maryland
Charles Soil Conservation District
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cooksey
University of Maryland Extension
Joe Newcomer
Stanley Stabler
Maryland
Social Roundup of Visits and Travels in Henderson
Henderson notes show Mrs. William Robbins returning to New York after a week with Mrs. Julia Gerth. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knox of Smyrna and Mr. and Mrs. James Darcey with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pinder. Other calls and travels span Viola Delaware, Wilmington Manor Gardens, and a trip through North Carolina and the Smoky Mountains with the Montagues. Also mentioned are improving health for Mrs. Fred Bell and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gooden near Wyoming. The piece recalls first use of Old Glory in Maryland Gazette tied to the Battle of Cowpens and William BacHer of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robbins
New York City
Julia Gerth
Harry Knox
Smyrna
James Darcey
Fred Pinder
C. H. Atkins
Gladys
Viola, del
T. A. Montague
George A. Montague
Wilmington Manor Gardens
North Carolina
Smoky Mountains
Fred Bell
Alex Gooden
Wyoming
T. H. Gough
Maryland
Cowpens
South Carolina
William Bachelor
Baltimore
Hay fever and allergy basics for seasonal relief
A health guidance piece explains hay fever affects about two and a half million Americans, causes sneezing and fatigue, and can be managed by avoiding pollen, desensitization shots, air filtration, pollen-free vacations, prescribed antihistamines, and stress reduction. It notes allergies can run in families and urges early medical consultation to prevent complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sally
Joe
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Marcia‘ Crane
Florida
Ah Sewer
Indiantown Gap
Billy Martin
Cleveland
Dale Mitchell
RCA
Pottsville
Sharp Mountain
Dover Printing
Denton, Maryland
5Th & Gay Sts
Svaperrashive
Guy W. Gienger
University
Gienger
Boyd Whittle
Whittle
Henderson
Eer
SI Shaies DS
Kam Feo
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Economy Furniture Co., Inc
South Aurora Sti
Salton
Quality Means
Economy
P Urin
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