12 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
1
Orchardists across the county assess frost damage from Thursday’s record low. Peaches suffer the heaviest losses though apples, cherries, plums, and strawberries are affected. Some high ground and elevated orchards escape largely intact with outlooks varying by location.
Representatives of seven foreign countries with U S government officials will inspect prize stock on a two day tour to assess horse and cattle breeding for European farm rehabilitation. Guests include ambassadors, agricultural attaches, and veterinarians from Colombia Denmark Belgium the Netherlands Brazil Norway France plus American breeders Homer Remsberg and Dan Wight.
The school prepares to stage Who Stole The Tarts after Easter. The March event by the school yielded total receipts of 79.80 and net receipts of 78.87, with elementary teachers and pupils praising parental support for the activity. Waste paper from the school totaled 9 5415 pounds, and gratitude goes to patrons of the school community.
A school program encourages saving waste paper to assist pupils with ongoing classroom projects and recycling efforts. The initiative emphasizes practical environmental lessons and student participation in collecting recyclable materials.
War veterans push for Markey in Frederick after talks across Anne Arundel Washington Montgomery counties and Baltimore City. General Markey plans a broad campaign rooted in veterans votes with a selected group of veterans across Frederick County districts.
Mares outlined plans to contact 6200 World War II veterans eligible to vote in Maryland primaries and has covered all counties. He admitted backing groups for his candidacy in 23 counties and said he is soliciting support from 215,000 Maryland World War II veterans, with pledges from 1000 veterans of World War I and II.
An advertising card promotes St Joseph Aspirin as a quality, fast, economical option. It advertises 100 tablets for 35 cents and touts St Joseph as the world’s largest seller with a 10 cent price point for individual tablets.
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