Bacterial Wilt Seen In Frederick County Corn Crops
State agronomist Jono W Magruder and County Agent Henry R Shoemaker confirmed bacterial wilt or Stewart's disease in corn stalks from Walkersville fields after lab tests, contradicting an initial weather caused blight assessment. Disease spread via corn flea beetle, with varying susceptibility among varieties. ensilage value noted in affected field.
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Jono W. Magruder
Henry R. Shoemaker
Magruder
Magruger
Walkersville
Maryland Experiment Station
Revercombe Gains Over Funkhouser In West Virginia Senate Race
Revercombe widened his margin to 254 votes as counting continued in West Virginia to decide whether Charleston attorney Revercombe or Raymond J. Funkhouser will be the Republican nominee. Marion County showed a 25 vote spread from unofficial figures as the canvass proceeded. The Secretary of State's office announced that 55 counties and courts would dispose of challenged ballots, with officials noting that the fate of at least one challenged ballot could affect the statewide result.
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Raymond J. Funkhouser
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Will Of Brunswick Man Is Probated
An estate valued at 4000 dollars, under the will of Aubrey Max Mortimer, late of Brunswick, was admitted to probate Monday by the Orphans Court. Nieces and nephews receive 100 dollars each if living. Henry J. Mortimer gets 1000 dollars. the remainder goes to sister Lorena V. Lohr, named executrix. Will executed May 29, 1942. witnesses G M Kaetzel and Gearse W Grub.
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Brunswick
Orphans Court
Marjorie Gallagher
Inez Skinner
Eleanor Snodtrass
Florence Jones
Roland Mortimer Deln Mortimer
Gerald Isbe
Henry J. Mortimer
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Gearse W. Grub
Ninth Annual Joy Family Reunion at Rocky Ridge
The ninth Joy reunion gathered about 150 relatives and friends on Sunday August 2 at the tabernacle in Rocky Ridge. A program open with prayer and hymn followed by officer reports set the tone for the afternoon. Oldest relative John T. Joy from Emmitsburg aged 63 and youngest John Michael Trout of Frederick aged two months were honored. Gift awards went to the late John James Joy’s four youngest heirs. The group voted to hold the next reunion at Rocky Ridge and named many attendees from across Maryland and New York including Emmitsburg, Thurmont, Frederick, Woodsboro, Baltimore, and Albany.
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Robert I Tre Benen Teliere Wine Onercidant
Edward Joy
Frederick
Marguerite Trout
Jeannette Young Graceham
Nana Firor Thurmont
Allen Putman
Baltimore
Grounds
Clyde
Young
Ross Firor
Neltie Collisinner
Calvin Fox
Emimusbur
Walter A ‘Wight
Albany
N.Y
John’ James Joy
Teiwara
Jonas Summers
Edger Lambert
Joy
Local residents listed in Walkersville and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Clifford Main of Rockville Mr and Mrs Roy Speak and Roy Speak Mrs Robert Betty Jesse and Georgia Speak of Taneytown Mr and Mrs Raymond Putman and children Kathleen and Randolph Mr and Mrs Austin Putman Mr and Mrs Charles W Putman and daughter Marilee of Walkersville Mr and Mrs Carl Etzler Mr and Mrs Whitehill Barnes and son Bobby Raymond Joy of Liberty
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H . Colliflower
Frances
John F. Trout
Michael
Keefer Winpigler
Charles Winpigler
Anthony Main
Roger Droneburg
Jack
Gene
Nancy
Roy Cline
Woodrow Main
Thomas
Durrow
Robert
Putman
Francis
Mary Redmond
Frederick
Orville Joy
Ursula Appell
Petrina
Ralph Anglesbee
Emerson
Charlotte Toy
Catherine Raines
M. Joyce Ford
Alton Powell
Kennneth
George Zentz
Otto Beall
Harold Potts
Raymond Hughes
Lewistown
John T. Joy
Mire Hibhert
Ginela Delores
Jerry
Donald
Kenneth
Patrick
Austin Joy
Patricia Ann
Barbara Jean
Virginia Lee
Mary Joe
Calvin Fox
Emmitsburg
J. Chester Joy
Jean
Foster‘ . Summers
Charles Kehne, Jr
Lela Angleberger
Worthington
Angleberger
Lela
Carl
Allen
Eleanor
Eula Weller
Belva Martin
Harold Martin
James Albaugh
Thurman
Roy Angleberger
Markwood
Charles Putman
Harry Lohr
Leon
Clifford Main
Rockville
Roy
Betty
Jessie
Georgia
Taneytown
Raymond Putman
Kathleen
Randolph
Austin Putman
Charles W. Putman
Marilee
Walkersville
Carl Etzler
Whitehill Barnes
Bobby
Raymond Joy
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Court News: Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Listed
Property transfers include William J. King and wife to Elmer R. Harper and wife in county 1910 and Louisa Hendrickson widow to Carroll Hendrickson and wife. Equity case Virgil M. Smith vs Fred A. Smith seeks absolute divorce. Marriage licenses and divorces noted for dozens of couples across Hagerstown and surrounding areas with ages and residences listed.
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Elmer R. Harper
Louisa Hendrickson
Carroll H. Hendrickson
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R. Ames Hendrickson
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William L Ramsburg
Landis C. Fox
Virgil M. Smith
Fred A.smith
Spectroscope Sighting Sheds Light On Helium Discovery
A nineteenth century claim by Auguste Comte about human limits is contrasted with the spectroscope revealing helium in the sun before Earth. The note ties Comte’s philosophical view to a pivotal moment in science when celestial analysis uncovered a new element.
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Earth
Primaries in 3 States Today
The Associated Press reports primaries under way in Idaho Ohio Nebraska New York and Arkansas with Democratic and Republican contests. In New York Senator Mead faces Bennett for governor while Fish fends off three rivals in the intraparty race. Ohio sees five Democrats vying for the nomination while Bricker seeks a third term with no GOP opposition. Nebraska nominates for governor and Senate amid Republican and Democratic contests. Idaho and Arkansas hold key party and Senate contests as voters decide delegates.
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Philadelphia strike threat unsettles transit system
Philadelphia workers voted a strike early today threatening to tie up the transit system of the nation’s third city. In a stormy meeting they reconsidered and referred their wage dispute to the War Labor Board after a tense session.
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Second Fronters Leaders Arrive in England for Invasion Plans
U S Air Force officers Brig Gen Frank Hunter Brig Gen Robert C Candee Maj Gen W H Frank and Brig Gen Asa N Duncan have arrived in England as potential major players in any European invasion.
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Twelve Men Entombed As Milwaukee Warehouse Collapses
Milwaukee August 10 twelve men were entombed under glass and masonry as a four story warehouse collapsed without warning. Six others were rescued with minor injuries while rescuers worked through shifting rubble by night with a steam shovel. Chief Louis Wrasse said no cries were heard since rescue began and the trapped had been eating lunch near a loading door on the first floor.
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Oregon Shipbuilding sets 35 day Liberty ship goal
Portland Aug 10 the Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation which built a Liberty ship in six days a national record promised to cut at least 11 days from that mark. A new assembly plant will permit keel to delivery in 35 days or less for 10 800 ton cargo carriers. The plant uses auto and aviation industry sub assemblies feeding completed ship sections to assemblymen along the ways.
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Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation
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Eee
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Mass production method keeps several ships in build at once
Kaiser describes a system with bays having storage areas for material and parts for about six completed sections. He notes the approach supports true mass production by planning for several ships simultaneously and not finishing one before starting another.
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