Pomona Grange Holds Emmitsburg Session and Plans
Frederick County Pomona Grange met in Emmitsburg at the high school with about 150 members. Resolutions on roads safety and public welfare will go to the Maryland Legislature. shows and exhibits are planned for Frederick Fair in October. annual banquet set for October 28 with Albert S. Goss as speaker.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Pomons Grange
Emmitsburg
AC Ps. Gull
Pomona
Braddock Heights
Glee Club
James B. Ranck
T. B. Symons
State Extension Service
College Park
Frederick Fair
National Master
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
State Grange
Frederick
Pomona Grange
Charlotte Fry
Austin P. Renn
L. H. Crickenberger
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Frederick Pomona
Beltsville Experimental Station
W. A. R. Bell
Bell
Lewis
Richard Fisher
Thurmont
Cairns
University of Maryland Extension Service
Herbert Snyder
Carterl County
Pormona
Six people hurt in weekend area highway crashes
State Police report six persons injured in three highway accidents around the area over the weekend. Two men were hurt Sunday at Route 240 hills near Hyattstown. Lantz admitted with non serious injuries, Andrews treated and released. In Eldersburg two youths suffered pelvis and facial injuries. van driver unhurt. Roy Will and Norma Hill injured in motorcycle car collision near Eldersburg. both treated and released at the scene. Charges of reckless driving filed against Hayslup, Hill, and Hasselbaugh. hearings set before Magistrate Tubman. Australian Aborigines eat honey ants.
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Hyattstown
Frederick City Hospital
Joseph L. Andrews
Leonard Lantz
Clarksburg
Lantz
Andrews
Charles J. Schupp
Washington
Roy
Will
Norma M. Hill
Westminster
Eldersburg
Fred F. Hasselbaugh
Marriottesville
Harsiup
Tubman
Sykesville
Taxes Again In 1947 Tax Plan Faces Cuts
Washington August 4 High tax rates will continue into 1948. Senator George says major savings must come from Army and Navy cuts, totaling about 1.65 billion, with limited reductions in federal payrolls. He notes no income tax or corporate levy cuts this year, possible excise tax reductions to raise production.
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Washington
United States
George
D-Gn
Senate
Navy
Army
Truman
Albert L. Thomas
Dutah
Senate Military Affairs Comunbutes
Japan
Korea
Finance Committee
Widow Granted Estate In Winchester Probate
The last will of R. Gray Williams dated December 21, 1943 was admitted to probate in Corporation Court. The will leaves all property to his widow Hilda Dean Williams, who also qualifies as executrix under a bond of $200,000 without surety.
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Winchester
R. Gray Williams
Hilda Dean Williams
Two Jailed After Wreck
Two men jailed after a late Saturday collision on Market Street near Tenth damaged two automobiles. Charles E. Fogle charged with operating under the influence and Marlin W. Eyler held as party to a crime with bonds set at 1000 each. No injuries reported but a Bottling Plant manager’s car was damaged along with the southbound vehicle. Additional cases included several assault and battery charges and minor offenses. Officers named include Lt Dorsey and several local patrolmen.
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Tive
Market Street
Tenth
Frank Dorsey
Charles E. Fogle
West Fifth Street
Marlin W. Eyler
Walkersville
Fogle
Eyler
Charles K. Taylor
Jotal
Taylor
Franklin J
Roger R. Burkholder
North Market Street
Wm. Whitback
East Fifth Street
Viner
Donald Whiting
Austin Johnson
Margaretta Plummer
Charles May
Wallas Johnson
Grace King
Margie Palmer
Westley Rams
Clarence Devilhiss
Lewis Keeney
Guy Everhart
Lovettsville
Dorsey
Sat Phobus
Six
Simmons, Carty
Kanade
Rentzel
Cockrell
Stup
Hoffman
Stockman Wins Maryland 4-H Dairy Award in Nine-County Contest
Bruce Calvin Stockman of Gaithersburg tops a nine county 4-H Club dairy contest as the most efficient producer earning a silver plaque a club week scholarship and three dollars in cash Patricia Berlage of Olney takes second with bronze plaque a week scholarship and cash award Also recognized: Fred Fry Laytonsville and T Douglas King Clarksburg both in Montgomery County and Frederick County winner David Ifert Middletown The awards are part of an effort by state 4-H agent Mylo Downey to honor members who manage dairy animals track feed costs and production records for a modern dairy operation.
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Stockman
Bruce Calvin Stockman
Gaithersburg
Maryland
Patricia Berlage
Olney
Fred Fry
Laytonsville
T Douglas King
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Mylo Downey
Frederick County
David Ifert
Middletown
Subsidy End To Be Sought By 80th Congress
Washington reports a push to end farm subsidies and raise parity prices when the 80th Congress convenes in January. Proposed measures include open commodity markets, updated parity formulas including farm wages, creation of fertilizer stations, and consolidation of federal agricultural agencies.
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Washington
Congress
S Flannagan
D-Va
House Agriculture Committee
Sensie
House
Farmers seek fair price not government help in market view
In the past year various forms were proposed but not enacted. The lending consolidation plan passed the House this year yet stalled in the Senate. Flannagan argued farmers deserve a fair price in the marketplace, aligning with business practice of relying on the market rather than government support.
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House
Senate
Flannagan
U S Troops May Quit China Report Rumor
A pro government paper in Nanking, Ta Kang Pao, cites a rumor that President Truman ordered General Marshall to prepare plans for withdrawing U S forces from China to avoid another Anpi incident. The report lacks authority and elicited no comment.
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Nanking
Truman
China
United States
Ta Kang Pao
Kuomintang
Marshall
Communist ambush wounds Marine as Yenan bombing cited
A Marine was wounded July 26 in a Communist ambush amid harsh denunciations of Chiang Kai-shek and American aid. The Communists linked the attack to government serial bombings of Yenan while demanding a U.S. Marines withdrawal.
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Chiang Kai-Saek
Yenan
State Guard Breaks Camp at Camp Ritchie Training Ends
About 1,500 Maryland State Guardsmen head home after a week of field training at Camp Ritchie. The final range exercises concluded the course as units from the Eastern Shore prepared a Gettysburg battlefield tour. The Tenth Provisional Bastion of Baltimore earned high praise from senior officers for barracks cleanliness and overall organization.
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State Guard
Camp
Camp Ritchie
Maryland
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Mosaurines Drawn by Human Carbon Dioxide Emissions
Entomologists report mosaurines show strong excitement in response to the carbon dioxide exhaled by humans. Researchers note this behavior as a notable trait in these ancient insects and discuss potential implications for understanding their ecology and feeding patterns.
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