Poker Pot Seized As Six Men Arrested In All Saints Street Bust
Six colored men were arrested early Sunday on gambling charges at a private All Saints street residence after police seized the poker pot worth $42.25 and two officers found the game in progress at 2:15 a.m. Collateral was posted by the defendants, including $10 for the alleged instigator Robert Monroe. Several others faced drunkenness or disturbing the peace charges with varying collateral posted or remands to jail for tonight’s hearing.
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All Saints Street
Liberty
Tarst
Kanode
Phebus
Charles Lee
Phebus Avenue
William Reg Dean
South Bentz
Floyd Dickson
North Bentz
Sam Carroll
East Churcll
Lloyd A. Ward
Ice
Robert Monroe
Ice Street
Irving Tobery
East Patrick
Harry Haines
Frederick
Joe Lensford
Riverdale
Ruth Fritz
West Church
Wee Boyce
Middle Alley
James Hall
Washington
D. C
William Chaney
Malcolm Gray
Baltimore
Lewis
Anna Barnes
West Sixth ‘Street
Herbert Morningstar
Fred Bond
Philadelphia
M.oscar Bechtold
Washington, D.C
Darras Cry
Feed shortage worries Frederick County dairy farms this winter
Reporters quiz six Frederick County dairy farmers warn of a severe feed shortage next winter due to ongoing drought and crop failures. Nobly Kefauver Jr and Harry Free anticipate tight supplies while Kling expects shortages in corn and oats.
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Harry M. Free
Becky Springs
Milk Rationing Tied to Army and Lend-Lease Demands
The War Food Administration warns that fluid milk and dried milk will be heavily rationed for the next year to meet army, navy, and Lend-Lease needs. Officials say 78 percent of dried milk production should go to government use, with total dairy demand outpacing supply. Bakers and nutritionists favor using dried milk in bread and bakery products, while some dairy farmers advocate nationwide rationing to optimize nutrition and prevent waste.
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NEA Food and Markets
Old England
London
Bakera
Dry year crops and grain fears grip Maryland towns
Farmers from Guyton to Walkersville report extreme drought with corn half a crop or less and worry over winter feed and mill goods. Surveys note sheet erosion as a major soil problem, while local residents hope for enough feed and cattle fodder despite scarce supplies. An LA inventor touts a pneumatic gun. a rubber program predicts 37 million bushels of grain consumed yearly.
Erosion bulletin on Northeastern farms harms wartime yields
Frederick county farmers can judge soil erosion damage with fifteen methods from a new U S Department of Agriculture bulletin titled Erosion Lowers Wartime Production on Northeastern Farms. Copy available free from County Agent Henry R Shoemaker or the local soil conservation office.
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Frederick County
Sdeo Ephother Ton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Henry R. Shoemaker
Extra Consideration For Wheat Acreage In Maryland
War Food Administration seeks a 26 percent rise in wheat acreage for 1944 harvest. University of Maryland extension chief urges farmers to plan carefully to maximize war production while preserving soil and meeting labor limits. Agronomy head notes Maryland wheat yields high edible nutrients per acre and that increased acreage can help livestock feeds and erosion control.
Aim To Keep Turkey Mortality At Minimum
College Park Maryland August 9 Special effort by turkey growers this year to secure rapid growth and keep mortality to the minimum is urged by Dr Morley A Jull of the University of Maryland poultry department There will be a big demand for turkeys this year and since there are ceiling prices it is obvious that the more pounds of turkey meat produced from 100 pounds of feed consumed the greater will be the returns or profits The armed services need 10000000 pounds of turkeys during the next two months Dr dull states to send to the boys overseas for their Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners The American public is being asked not to consume turkeys until the needs of the armed services are supplied If rapid growth is obtained the birds will be well finished for market at about 26 weeks of age and should produce one pound of live turkey per 4 pounds of feed consumed A good alfalfa or succulent grass range promotes growth and reduces feed cost He also says giving the turkeys alternate range helps to keep down mortality from the dread blackhead diseases Roosts four or five feet high all on the same level are better than those 12 or 15 feet high
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College Park
Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Armed Services
Important Place To Snap Beans In Fall Garden
A Victory Garden feature from the Department of Agriculture explains why snap beans are key in fall plantings. It covers planting timing soil needs varieties like U.S. No. 5 Refugee, seed rates, soil preparation, moisture, and disease resistance plus canning and dry-bean storage options for winter.
Poultry Rearing Guidance For Poults At Growth Stage
Growers are advised to reduce accidents by using a 3 inch flat surface instead of poles and to provide shade. When poults reach about 4 pounds switch to a growing mash of wheat oats barley and corn if available. Provide 40 running feet of feeder space per 100 poults and four 4 gallon water containers per 100 poults. Do not overfill hoppers.
Union Bridge Fire Notebook and Local Updates
The Union Bridge Fire Company answered several calls including a Saturday morning blaze that destroyed a hog pen and chicken house on the Truman Dayhoff farm near Linwood, occupied by James Green. A Sunday evening blaze on a porch into Mrs Wilbur Gladhill's elevator building near the railroad station was extinguished. A Monday field fire burned about an acre at the Irving Moran place in Clemsonville. Mrs Rachael Smith, ill and homebound, shows improvement with daughter Marie Smith of Atlantic City assisting as nurse. Mr and Mrs Charles Utz of Clear Ridge and their sons Roy and Earl spent Sunday in Washington with Mrs Kenneth Koutz and daughter Joan Frederick visiting recently.
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Union Bridge
Union Bridge Fire Company
Truman Dayhoff
Linwood
James’ Green
Wilbur Gladhill
Irving Moran
Clemsonville
Rachael Smith
Marie Smith
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Utz
Roy and
Earl
Clear Ridge
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Koutz
Joan
Frederick
Local Guests and Illness Mentioned in Union Bridge Notices
Reports list guests of Mrs. Koutz and Mr and Mrs Thurs ton Proutz in Union Bridge. Miss Elizabeth Martin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rinaldo Martin, seriously ill from a tooth infection. Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder hosted his brother and wife Har ry Snyder in town. Bernice Rittr of Washington, D C, spent last week with relatives in Union Bridge. Samuel Otto noted as guest with mother. An ancient bird fossil remark ends the fragment.
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Carl Ritter
Washington, M. J
Union Bridge
Harry Weet
Plowing For Fall Wheat Is Affected By Drouth
The article describes continued drought impacting plowing for fall wheat, with hot days delaying work and stressing teams, horses, and field activities. It notes observers urging care for animals and references a Field Day with Guernsey and Holstein cattle, judging, and awards amid challenging weather and low rainfall forecasts.
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Noah E. Kefauver, Jr
Middeltown
Ronald E. Kling
Byatts
Pvt. DeLanter
Arnold DeLauter
West Seventh Street
Marines
New River
N. Y
Steward Branch
Montford Point
Camp Lejeune
Pvt
Charles U, DeLauter
By Gaynor Maddox
War Food Administration
Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation
Ce Elons
WFA
J. G. Stitts
Dairy and Poultry Division
Food Distribution Administration
Guyton
Burkittsville
Middletown
Thurmont
Libertytown
Bulletin
John B. Thomas
Paul S. Stull
Walkersville
Los Angeles
R.R
American Timber Products
P.O
Fairground Road
East Church St
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick, Maereland
Federal Deposit Tovurance Corporation
Maryland
T.B. Symons
University of Maryland , Extension Service
W. B. Kemp
Agronomy
Kemp
Symons
Turkey
Auumit Victory Garden l
Department of Agriculture
Wy AO Fort
U.S. No. 5
Unian
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
America
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo Chapel
Hitler
Rae
Nie Roth
Charles Otto
Mia
Samuel Otto
Siow
Herbert Snyder
Bridw
Jd. Granville
Brooklandwood
Kirge
Wes Fouche
W. Snader Baker
Holmes
Me Baker
Thele Conover
E. J. Thomson
Tyrconnel F Rm
Guernsey
Eston Hoffman
Quinn
Holstein Shaw
Vere Culver
Mt. Arhe Farm
Port Deposit
Jelysses
Aera
Costa Little
Ajsea
Mexsana
Rogers Park Drug CO
Pari Steights Ave
Coolerator
Ate Melvin M. Engle
W. G. Crowther
C. E. Geisbert
Mer
West
Patrick St
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