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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1952

Page

10

Horses Decline Marks Enduring Farm Tool in Frederick County

A feature on the dwindling use of work horses in Frederick County, noting a 73 percent drop since 1925 and a likely further decline by 1952. Auctions show low prices as farmers shift to mechanization, with experts like Krebs Benchoff urging prizes to sustain breeding and a national defense angle.

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Gospel Fellowship Service Held At Winchester Hall

A Sunday afternoon Gospel Fellowship service arranged by Rev. W. J. Snoviden drew a large crowd at Winchester Hall. Ministers who preached included Rev. James C. Buchanan Jr and Rev. Bert Hatton, with Bishop Edward W. Stancil and Rev. Alice Hughes among others. The Peerless Gospel Singers of Baltimore performed. communications were acknowledged from notable figures including J. Glenn Beall and Millard Tydings.

W. J. Snoviden Baltimore W. A. Miller Clear Spring Rex Clarence Hardy Frederick Benjamin Pitt Social Brothers and Elks Lodge Peerless Gospel Singers of Jack Shorrow Hewitt. Hyde Edward S. Delaplaine J. Glenn Beall George B. Mahoney Robert A. Taft Millard Ty

Veteran Snake Handler Bitten By Rattler at Roundup

In Okeene Oklahoma on April 7 a veteran snake handler Russell Strayhorn age 47 was bitten in the hand by a rattler during the 13th annual Rattlesnake Roundup. He has participated in 16 roundups and was last year’s winner. First aid was given by Vern Dale Shipman 17, a Watonga Eagle Scout, who helped bring in this year’s champion.

Okeene Okla Russell Strayhorn Vern Dale Shipman Watonga Strayhorn

Rainy weather grounds UN warplanes in Korea front

Rain and clouds across the Korean peninsula grounded United Nations warplanes this morning, leaving foot soldiers to endure difficult conditions. Only weather reconnaissance aircraft operated, according to a U S Fifth Air Force spokesman. He noted persistent rain over the peninsula. On Sunday Sabre jet pilots reported four MIG 15s destroyed with probable two more destroyed and eight damaged in three aerial battles over Northwestern Korea.

Sequl Korea United Nations U.S. Fifth Air Force Peninsula

Irish Setter Wins Best in Show at Ft Belvoir KC Show

Champion Thenderin Brian Tris tan, an Irish Setter owned by Mr and Mrs James R Fraser of West Seventh Street extended, captured top honors Sunday at the Ft Belvoir Virginia Kennel Club show by being chosen best in show.

Brian Tristan James R. Fraser West Seventh Street Ft. Belvoir

Welcome Wagon Luncheon Meeting Set for Tuesday

The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will hold its monthly luncheon on Tuesday at 12 30 p m at the Seafood restaurant. A book review will be the feature of the program.

Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club

New Pittsburgh Airport Aims as World Second Biggest Air Castle

The $32.2 million facility near Pittsburgh bills itself as a vast aviation complex with a seven story terminal, hotel, theater, dining, and extensive cargo space. It claims space for 26 football fields on a single runway and envisions future expansion with two extra wings. The airport, already in military use, targets full commercial operations by late spring or summer and positions itself near a planned 11 mile safety belt around its instrument runway.

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