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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1951

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10

Plane Pilot Indicted In Md Plane Crash That Killed Three

Prince Georges County grand jury returns three manslaughter indictments against Capt. Paul Chapman for the crash into a Morningside home killing three including Sgt Snyder’s grandchildren and injuring others. Crew parachuted to safety after hydraulic failure blocked landing gear. Indictments cite manslaughter for each death. Also noted are ongoing Air Force and House Armed Services subcommittee investigations.

Upper Marlboro Prince Georges County Morningside Paul Chapman Chapman Chesapeake Bay Army Andrews Field Samuel R. Snyder Kay Rene Denise Irvin N. Guyer Cranford N. J Snyder Air Force House Armed Services

Increase Value Of Products Increase Value Of Products

Maryland farmers paying off Farmers Home Administration operating loans last year raised the value of farm production from 2527 to 3160 dollars, a 104 percent gain over six years of supervised credit. E M Newton Jr, State Director, Baltimore, notes broader improvements in financial position and living standards.

Maryland Farmers Home Administration E. M. Newton Baltimore

Polly's Dinetto Beer License Hearing Requested in Frederick

Richard C Molesworth and Pauline W Molesworth seek a 21 Class B on sale beer and light wine license for Polly's Dinette at 130 South Market Street Frederick Maryland. A public hearing before License Commissioner G Cleveland Trout is set for May 7 1931 at 2 pm.

Richard C. Molesworth Apple Avenue Frederick Pauline W. Molesworth Polly Maryland G. Cleveland Trout Frederick County

Living standards rise as homes gain essential utilities

The report notes early loan applicants showed only 25 percent with electricity, 18 percent with running water, 28 percent with refrigerators, and 35 percent with washing machines. By 1950 those shares increased to 74 percent electricity, 56 percent water, 85 percent refrigerators, and 78 percent washing machines.

Secretary Brannan urges expanded farm grain storage

Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan asked Maryland farmers to enlarge storage facilities to ease the boxcar shortage during harvest. He cited a record deficit of 24 500 cars daily and urged use of Commodity Credit Corporation loans covering up to 83 percent of costs for eligible storage under the price support program.

Charles F. Brannan Maryland Joseph H. Blandford Production and Marketing Administration Defense Transport Administration Interstate Commerce Commission Association of American Railroads Commodity Credit Corporation PMA Dandlord

Bond Issue Bills Signed By Governor Mel Keldin

Governor Mel Keldin signed multiple bills including a $100,000 Woodsboro water bond referendum and a $50,000 Walkersville Water Co loan. Thurmont gains extended town taxing powers. Other measures raise Frederick County teachers pensions, end Federal rent control in Carroll County, sell Camp Ritchie to the federal government, and exempt certain freight from taxation. A Montgomery County school board referendum and Carroll County deputy expansion were authorized. Also a note on tropical agriculture by the Twentieth Century Fund.

Walkersville Woodsboro Thurmont MelKeldin Walkersville Water Co Frederick County Carroll County Camp Ritchie Frederick Anne Arundel Washington Carroll Howard Montgomery County

Maryland Farmers Profit from Canning Peas

Maryland farmers earned about 625000 dollars last year from green peas grown for canning, about seven percent more than 1949. The American Can Company notes over 100000 tons of shelled peas processed in Maryland, with yield per acre rising and state farmers gaining from canning peas. Also, a 40 cow Holstein Friesian herd in Westminster posted strong test results, averaging 392 pounds butterfat and 11858 pounds milk, with University of Maryland oversight and cooperation from Holstein headquarters.

Brattleboro, Vi Maurice S. Ahalt Middletown FEAS Maryland American Can Company Prevent EL Michigan Company Eeconomist Michl R, HH Richardson Westminster University of Maryland National Holstein Headquarters

Community Sale At Thurnmont Md On April 17

A community sale is announced for Tuesday April 17 at the sales barn in Thurmont Maryland near Route 15. Auctions feature all kinds of personal property. Mrs Joseph Heyler is coordinating with contact by phone 3539 and a truck will be available for buyers and sellers.

Thurnmont Rt. 15

Dairy judging schools announced for Maryland and area

Dairy cattle judging schools will be held at New Windsor Mt Airy and Wamsville in mid April. The New Windsor session trains on Guernsey cattle at Andrew Hoff farm and Jersey classes occur at John Stiles farm Mt Airy and Glen Ellen Farms Dansville. Also noted is the investiture of Rev Joseph F Thorning with Colombia's Cross of Bolivar by the Colombian Ambassador in Washington.

College Park New Windsor Mt Alyy Wamsville John O. Marels Extension Nan University of Maryland New Winddsor School Andrew Hoff Jersey John Stiles Mt. Airy Glenelen Dansville OR. Thorning Washington Joseph F. Thorning Colombia Bosuca

Good Neighbors Awarded Scholar Dr Thorn Ing

Dr Thorn Ing was celebrated by high State Department officials and leaders from Washington and Mari nist society for promoting friendship in the Western Hemisphere. The Colombian ambassador cited his efforts as a Good Neighbor in a formal award ceremony.

Eduardo Auleta-Angel Ceres State Department Washington Thorn Ing Colombia Badre

Frederick County beer licenses on sale and transfer hearing

Application filed by Elizabeth McElroy to sell Off Sale Beer at Hile Top Inn with a public hearing set for April 30, 1951. Transfer of license proposed for Community Tavern Inc at Emmitsburg with on and off sale rights and a hearing also to be held at 2 p m April 30, 1951 with License Commissioner G Cleveland Trout presiding.

Ballenger Creek Frederick General Electric Charles B. Young Emmett R. Bowlus Raymond K. Kelly Elizabeth McElroy South Market Street Maryland G. Cleveland Frederick, Co George S. Wagerman T A Wagerman South Seton Avenue Emmitsburg Community Tavern, Inc Alice E. Wagerman Milton A. Reaver Evelyn E. Myers Ser Treas Hele G. Cleveland Frederick County

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