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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1950

Page

3

Angus cattle sale posts strong demand and higher averages

The Maryland Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association sale yielded 118 head sold for 41 785 dollars, averaging 354 per head, higher than 1949’s mark. Top lots included three first calf females at 800 to 850 each, with buyers from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Auctioneer was Paul Good. Charles Peers praised for fieldman work.

Maryland Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ Association Monocacy Frederick Grenada Bandolier Black Peer Angus Valley Wilmac Farms Monkton Timber Grove Owings Mulls Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania West Virginia New Jersey Paul Good van Wert Ohio Maryland Aberdeen Angus Breeders) Association Charles Peers Peers New Windsor Mt. Airy

Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights

The column lists notable births including Roger Sherman and James Leffel and figures like Miller Huggins and Paut Harris with their origins and deaths. It also marks historic today events from 1774 to 1949, noting Burke's speech, Lexington and Concord, the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, Civil War era mobs, and landmark rulings. Birthdays include Glenn Seaborg and Augustus Giegengack with brief origins and ages.

Roger Sherman Connecticut Newton Mass James Leffel Springfield Ohio Botetourt Co. Va John Grier Hibben Princeton University Peoria May Hobson Australia Lexington and Concord Washington Britain Atlantic Pacific Massachusetts Baltimore Catholic University of America Whington C. FE. Curyen United States U. S. Supreme Court L. A Leip Germany Rabbbi Stephen Wise New York Glenn T. Seaborg University of California Ishpensing Mich Augustus E. Giegengack U.S Norman W. Baxter

Easton to Adopt Daylight Time This Spring

Easton will switch to daylight saving time on April 30 with nearby towns Trappe Oxford and St Michaels likely to follow. The City Council approved the change despite prior opposition. County officials have not acted to align with the rest of Talbot county while rural areas mostly stay on Standard Time.

Easton Talbot County Trappe Oxford St. Michaels

Interest in Election Law in Maunitshory

May 2 election looms with final filing Friday. incumbents Burgess Thornton, W Rodgers, and Town Commissioner James T Hays may seek re election. Only Lloyd Octer and John Hollinger holdover on board. officials say interest in lawn office is low due to time demands. Burgess praises clerk treasurer Louise Sebold as Emmitsburg sees broad improvements including a new street lighting system and DePauw Street resurfacings underway.

Maunitshory Dows Terns Jank Occasian Louise Sebold Sebold Emmitsburg DePauw Street

Restoration Work Advances Amid Local Construction Updates

Reports show a power shovel near the Francis X. Eider Post American Legion home and repairs at the Reformer church as Lutheran church improvements proceed. Dial tone telephone installations progress for future service while Americau its funds and local faculty entertain guests at Catoctin Country Club.

Francis X. Eider Post American Legion Bates Lutheran Church Reformer BP. Telephone Co

Newton Students Host Exchange Guests at Dinner

Newton Mass. hosts from the town and Massachusetts community with Mrs Riley Hampton Junior Red Cross director and Newton faculty advisors Edith Rideout and Lawrence Anderson. About 12S pupils participate along with some 250 educators in the plan. Washington buys jets and bombers with Air Force spending discussed for B-47s and B-36 models.

Newton Mass Gates Te Oof Hener Riley Hampton Red Cross Edith Rideout Lawrence Anderson Massachusetts

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