Md Dairy Princess Reigns At Closing Of Home Show
Miss Rebecca Murray the first Maryland Dairy Princess presided at the Home Show closing in Frederick Armory. Attendance reached about 2,500 for the final session, part of a four day event that drew near 7,000 total. Awards included a bedroom set, a Farmall tractor, a swimming pool, and various prizes to local residents and exhibitors.
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Dairy Princess
Rebecca Murray
Maryland
Miss Murray
St. Mary's Seminary
Port Deposit
Harford Junior College
Bel Air
Rebecca Daniels
Baltimore
Mise Murray
Frederick Armory
Merkle H. Duvall
Walkersville
Frederick
Economy Oil Company
Walter Specht
Montevue Lane
W.G. Kolb
Dorothy Walsh
Military Road
H.8. Duvall
Jean Holman
Taneytown
Prizes Awarded At Local Home Show
Final Home Show prizes included a spice rack to Harold Taylor of West Fifth Street and a steam iron to Mrs. Rosalie Garver of RFD 1 Frederick. Corningware for Fifth Street and Mrs. John Engle of West Patrick Street. Akillers went to Charles Lenhart of RFD 1 Thurmont and Donald Gouker of East Second Street. Other awards included a rose bush to Faye Mathews of Dill Avenue, a kitchen stool to Austin Main of RFD 6 Frederick, an ice crusher to Clyde Grimes of Walkersville, and an Egg Nog set to Jay Fisher of Redwood Avenue.
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Keyser
Robert Dudderer
Union Bridge
Mehri F. Wachter
Larry Harley
Hamilton Avenue
Shipley's, Inc
Mary E. Miller
Rosemont Avenue
Electrolux
Marian Moberly
Pearl Street
Jaycees
Earl D. Kuhn
RFD 5
Frederick
Marie C. Starr
West South Street
Rice
Donald Winpigler
East Fourth Street
John Baker
Redwood Avenue
Dianne Wagner
West Tenth Street
Richard Rice
North Market Street
Candy Shoe
Grant Place
Linda Shaw
Wilson Place
Grayson Fouche
Belmont Avenue
Fred Lodge
H.cs. Howard Fry
RFD
Marianne Damstedt
Watkins Acres
Melvin Wilkins
Charles Kerchner
Walkersville
Fred Grimes
Emmitsburg
Harold Taylor
West Fifth Street
Rosalie Garver
Frederick and Corningwear
Fifth Street
John Engle
West Patrick Street
Charles Lenhart
Thurmont
Donald Gouker
East Second Street
Faye Mathews
Dill Avenue
Austin Main
Clyde Grimes
Jay Fisher
Redwood Avetue
Vaccination Drive Sees 8274 Doses Over Two Days
Frederick County Health Department completed a two day polio vaccine drive at 14 centers on Friday and Saturday. A total of 8274 people were immunized, with 4696 doses given on Saturday and 3578 on Friday. Center tallies include Winchester Hall 662 and Good Shepherd Lutheran 624. West Frederick Junior High 591 and Brunswick Elementary 264.
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Frederick County
Forbes H. Burgess
Burgess
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Wolfsville
Woodsboro
Liberty
New Market
Urbana
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Brunswick
Adamstown
Winchester Hall
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
West Frederick Junior High School
Jacoby on Bridge Column Features Wale Take
A compact bridge column by Jacoby analyzes a hand involving a Wale style sequence and strategic play. The piece frames bidding and play decisions, highlighting coordination between declarer and dummy and the impact of suit arrangement on contract success.
TB Assures Break On Lead
TB asserts a decisive advantage in leading momentum while officials seek to secure a decisive break. The report notes ongoing measures to maintain control and prevent reversals as the situation develops. Local sources provide updates on steps taken and potential outcomes.
Jacoby Transfer in Bridge Leads to Four Spades
The article explains the Jacoby Transfer with responses to two diamond and two heart bids and analyzes a four spades declarer play. It notes Oswald Jacoby’s tour and mentions his book Win At Bridge available from News: Peat business office for 58 cents plus tax. WSCS MEET The W S C S of Hopehill Methodist Church plans a Thursday meeting at 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall with worship and a business session.
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South
North
West
East
Oswald Jacoby
Peat Business Office
North Court Street
WSCS
W.S.C.S
Hopehill Methodist Church
Lavenia Proctor
Strength For Today on Wealth and Injustice
A 1920s column argues wealth inequality is a major global issue and wars over power money and privilege persist. It notes differences in inheritance and diligence shape outcomes, critiques natural endowment as insufficient, and warns against relying on flawed economic systems including communism as a substitute.
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Foar
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Maryland approves higher truck weight limits
The Maryland General Assembly enacted a bill raising gross truck weight from 65 000 to 73 280 pounds and creates a new class for three or more axles. The Roads Commission opposed the bill while a national study considers uniform standards.
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Annapolis
Maryland General Assembly
Tawes Batiry
State Roads Commissio
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Third Telephone Monument
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Sharrett Imports, Inc
Hagerstown, Maryland
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Sid
Market St
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Devreets
Hagedorn Hearing Aid Distributing Company
Washington, D.C
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