Federal Milk Market Order Hearing Held
A federal hearing in Washington examines establishing a milk marketing order for prices paid to farmers. William B. Hooper of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association testifies that regional facilities are taxed and milk is shipped long distances for manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Area
William B. Hooper
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Agriculture Department
G. Osmond Hyde
Hooper
Ohio
David E
Itty
Ascicultureg
Benyiniam Kolb
Frederick
Heljar
Chaie Aber
Ideal
Con- Dairy
Russell
Montgomery
Caal
Rosalie Ri Norwood
Youth Fellowship Eyes Sunrise Service at Sugar Loaf Mountain
Dorothy Dix sustained injuries in a car crash. Mrs. Carrie Speak remains on the sick list. Theresa Martin led a brief post Sunday School meeting planning attendance at the Sunrise Service on Sugar Loaf Mountain and urged applicants for Camp Nawakwa this summer to apply promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Speak
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Theresa Martin
Camp
Nawakwa
Rifle squad wins Maryland Military District indoor title
At Flair Training Center the 302d Rifle Squad, led by Lt. Col. Bartgis and Col. Keefe, earned the Maryland Military District Indoor calibre award for the fifth straight year after a 50 foot range match with Rex as top scorer. Six team members posted high scores. the unit plans to compete in the Second Army Commander’s Matches at Fort Meade this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Frank Keefer
Flair Training Center
Town
J. E. Keefe
Maryland Military District
Jones
E. Bartgis
Rex
CWO
Allen R. Kinsey
Floyd E. Kreh
A. L. Cline
John J. Putman
Wilford B. Stallings
Richard C. Jackson
Ione
Charles T. Elworthy
Robert Abraham
Col
Bartgis
Keefe
Laura
Sara
Hopse
Germany
Con Sala
Sala
Faithful Workers meet in Creagerstown elect officers and plan Amish trip
Twenty members gathered at Mrs. Carroll Six’s home in Creagerstown for a Faithful Workers meeting. Election of officers named Mrs. Harry Lare president, Mrs. Ray Martin vice president, Miss Rachel Wastler secretary, Mrs. William Kolb treasurer, and Mrs. Clarence Long kitchen treasurer. Twelve members showed interest in an early May trip to the Amish country. The program featured Mrs. Glenna Leatherman presenting the Easter Story via a View Master. Birthday songs honored several members including Mrs. Byron Free and Mrs. Myrtle Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hann
Harry Lare
Ray Martin
Rachel Wastler
William Kolb
Clarence Long
Byron Free
Myrtle Hubbard
Carrie Null
Naomi Long
Charles Shorb
Hann
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Korea
Indochina
Red
Olivia
Brooklyn
United Fish
398Th
Heilbronn
Wer Asa
Werperau
Gelo Turco
Dien Bien Phu
Laurel
Joseph W. Cotter
Harvey Dairy, Inc
Thirty-eighth and
Perry Streets
Brentwood
Secretary of Agriculture
Baltimore, Washington Area
Fort Knox
Leo V Norrris
Charles i Norris
Locust Valley
Co. D
Poitiers
France
Japan
Meet
Algeria
Singings
U. S
Mary Alice Marks
Elm Street
Thevangelical Lutheran Church School
Kay Kefauver
Christ
Jean Lentz
Rochelle
Dorothy Dex
Jack T
Jack
Bett Syndicate
Betty N. Shaffer
Thurmont
Virinia ‘Miller
Lantz
Waynesboro Hospital
Waynesboro
Waskinton County Hospital
Hagerstown
Thomas N. Harwood
Brunswick
Jerome A. Potter
Karrville
Vito Sala
Creagerstown
Ralph B. Grinder
Nita
Routzahn and Sons
Market St. Jaen
VALE
South Market St
Pearre
Movern Pharmacy
Pearres Drug Steer Drug & Prescription Ei
Hone MO
S. Market St
Montgomery Ward
Frederick, Md
Royal Jewelers
Tiffany Ripa
Ween
Tae
Royal Neo-Ewelers
Market Street
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