Glade Valley Grange joins Walkersville in backstop repair
Glade Valley Grange assists Walkersville School athletic association by funding lumber and wire for repairing the backstop at the baseball diamond. Committee members Ralph D. Zimmerman Charles Hoke and Ralph Kehne lead the project while Edgar Zimmerman master appoints the group. The Grange plans further activities including a square dance and a cookie contest at upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallery Grange
Glade Valley Grange
Athletic Association of
Walkersville School
Ralph D. Zimmerman
Charles Hoke
Ralph Kehne
Edgar Zimmerman
Grange
Zimmerman
Charlotte Remsberg
Glade Valley
Mary Zimmerman
Home Economica
Pomona
Bruce Crum
Creagerstown
Reporters Quiz on Market and Bentz one way system
Local readers show broad support for the Market and Bentz street one way plan with pedestrians mostly approving. Six interviews reveal mixed views from business groups and neighbors with several praising improvements for foot traffic while others note adverse effects on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentz
Somart
Air Force asks photographers to skip jet bomber test flights
The Air Force urged news photographers and the public to refrain from pictures during the two new jet bomber test flights. Official photos will be released later after security processing which involves blacking out parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Air Force Today
theAir Force
TV Station Boom Forecast After Hearings
Washington reports 104 TV stations exist in the United States with applications on file to add about 2,000 more. Construction of new stations has been frozen since 1948 but will be released after hearings and red tape are cleared. Within two years most metropolitan areas are expected to have television service and broad reception countrywide. Also named as Wage Stabilization Board labor members are Joseph Childs and Benjamin C. Sigal. Childs is CIO Rubber workers VP, Sigal is labor-law counsel in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Truman
Joseph Childs
Akron
Ohio
Benjamin C. Sigal
Washington, D. C
Wage Stabilization Board
Childs
CIO
United Rubber, Cork
Sigal
T. L. Blasell
University of Maryland
Biseel
Bissell
University of Maryland Extension Service
Symons Hall
College Park
April 30 Farm Entering Date for 1688 PMA Program
April 30 is the last date to enter the 1688 Agricultural Conservation program. Eligible practices include drainage contour cropping permanent pasture lime fertilizer for soil conservation and sod waterways. PMA assistance covers approved practices with local office purchases of lime and fertilizer.
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AAA
PMA
C. Milton Fry
Howard J. Stup
Blair
Titus
Buckeye
John Baumgardner
Paule Beale
James Baker
Emmitsburg
W. Staley Hahn
Herold M. Free
Paul Te~berger
Frederick Tuscatori
Jul Derr
William L. Wachter
Clyde Culler
Braddock-Ballenger
Henry D. Lakin
L. Roy Remeburg
Eugene Hemp
Jefferson-Patereville
Sterling Lenhart
Merril Stottlemyer
Ros Stull
Lewistown
Vernon Fisher
Franklin M. Long
Preston Kolb
Creagerstown
Isaac Nicodemus
Maurice Crum
Lee Norris
Liberty Singanore
Edwin Hevner
James Schoonover
Isaac Saylor
Johnsville
Charles Remsberg
Daniel S. Guyton
Ira O.ffert
Middletown- Burkittsville
Irl Sensenbaugh
Philip Warrenfeltz
Clarence W. Lewis
Catoctin
Lloyd’ Gudy
James P. Grossnickle
Clyde Grossnickle
Jackson
Aubrey G. Davis
Thomas MacGonough, Sr
Charles Wood
New Market
Murray
Day
James R. van Sant
Foard E. Hood
Woodville
John Simmers
William R. Zentz
George Moser
Thurmont
Andrew W. Allman
Harvey H. Working
Woodsboro
Samuel T. Roger
Clyde J. Gray
Charles A. Lewis
Hayvera
Edwin Hood
England
William J. Wilcom
Chester Stone
Urbana
Walter Renneburg
Edgar Zimmerman
Clayton Zimmerman
Walkersville
Science Shows Way To Chicken Farmer
Washington April 11 science shows how to cut broiler feed to one pound per pound of chicken from five years ago almost by half. The Agriculture Department reports modern feeds and additives let flocks require only 3.7 pounds of feed per pound of meat, with feed costs comprising over 60 percent of production. Reductions save about five cents per pound, boosting profits for poultrymen who buy specialized mash feeds from lab-equipped firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Taft Wins Kentucky Delegates in Four District Conventions
Robert A Taft swept four Kentucky district conventions and claimed at least 16 of the states 20 Republican delegates for the presidential nomination. Backers say they control more than 2,400 of the conventions 1 708 delegates as the state convention planned to elect four at large delegates. The article also notes Gin Rummy as a variation of Coon Can and cites its Spanish origins over 400 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Louisville
Robert A. Taft
Kentucky
Ohio
Fewer sows ex to farrow this spring 1952 outlook
The 1952 spring farrow forecast shows sows expected to farrow down eight percent nationwide, with Maryland up four percent due to the Maryland Delaware Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Pork prices are lower due to a large fall pig crop and full storages, but Maryland analysts anticipate price gains in summer and fall as spring production adjusts. The piece lists management practices for efficient spring litters including sod in pens, creep feeding, castration, pasture housing, vaccination, eight week wean, staged marketing, and selective breeding.
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Maryland
Maryland-Delaware
College Park
University of Maryland Extension
Malcolm H. Kerr
Pla
Kerr
Sto
Iran
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George Stone
Oliver Kelly
L. HH. Crickenberger
Martha Jane Layman
Lulu Wiles
Linganere Grange
Linganere Grange No. 410
Unionville
Dorsey Gaither
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Carroll Manor Grange
Howard Fry
Roger Gobbel
Atlee Compher
Gary Compher
Peter Cotton
Donna Jeanne
Edward F. Holter
Holter
L. H. Crickenberger
Howard Quinn
Quinn
Bruce Cram
T. E. Zimmerman
Elmer Michael
Carroll Manor Grange Hall
Adamstown
Middletown Valley Grange
Pomona Grange
Themasa Jamison
Emily Hoke
Pussy Willows
Margaret Hoke
Bataan
Dickie” Smith
Pesgrgy Powell
Doris Smith
Dickie” Sith
Harry 0. Smith
Frederick High School
Grede Valley Grange
Hoke
Os, I Petain
Uncle Sam
Newehart
National Industrial Conference Board
Pierre
South Dakota
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Missouri Valley
Sen
Eisenhower
Illinois
Frank McBride
Frederick
Melvin Riddite
Frederick Reute
Nelsawn Gray
D W. Bingham
East Third Street
H. E. Hurst
M of. Dyer
Frederik
Brattleboro
Maurice
Abalt
Middigtown
Bradley T. Halley, Jr
Agent Sales and Service
Feley
Petersville Road
Brunswick
Towa
U. S
LifeTins
H. B. Duvall
E. Patrick
Pisagama Fanna
Granite City
Ecunom
New Holland
Massey Harris
Ferguson
Brillion
Ealers
Mowera
Ceresville Motor Company
Ceresville, MD
Srrvice
Phowe Frederick
Farmall Super-A
Summers
Jefferson
Mercer Jones & Sons
Dickernen
Buckeystown
Monrovia Supply CO
Menrevis
Farm Equipment Center
Duvala
Farmall
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St. FredeRick, Md
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