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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1948

Page

7

Montgomery County Livestock Show Aug 21 at Gaithersburg

The Montgomery County Livestock Show on Saturday August 21 at the New Seriectwural Center Gaithersburg offers multiple awards for 4-H steer, swine, beef and horse events. Scholarships and bonds accompany Grand and Champion titles with breed divisions including Hereford Shorthorn Angus and Jersey Gurnsey. Judges from Crrier Farms Elbcion and Port Deposit will oversee horse pulling, cattle, sheep, and poultry divisions. Lunch will be provided by the Montgomery County Livestock group led by Mrs Linthieu Boyds and Tomas Bailey Laytonsville.

Montgomery County Gaithersburg Montomery County Hines Poultry Farm Sumner Wood Germantown Kensington O'ney Ratrop W. Warden Shires Jerseys H. B. Cr Rion Farms Elbcion James Qute Johner Powlier George D. Quigler Airs 5 Linthieu Boyds Tomas Bailey Laytonsville

Americans Win In London Olympics Sweep Continues

London August 13 Americans capture more titles as basketball and Army equestrian teams boost U S haul to 37. Bud Brownings cagers rout France 65 21, Groza and center Boblstone key scorers. American flag raised amid spotlight as team colors and triumph echoed through the closing program.

London Army Uncle Sam Bud Alex Groza Kentucky Bobh Jesse Sweden

Electrified Hay Drying Boosts Pennsylvania Farms

Electrified farming advances bring hay finishers to rural Pennsylvania where most farms have electricity. Wet conditions delayed hay, but the electrically driven finisher dries hay in mow floors, preserving protein and value. Utilities cost about 12 a ton and boost value by 5 to 100 a ton. The same fans aid grain drying and cow comfort, boosting milk production and overall dairy efficiency.

Lancaster NEA Pennsylvania U S. Department of Agriculture

Grass in the 1948 Yearbook Shapes Rural Votes and Policy

The Agriculture Department released the 1948 Yearbook of Agriculture, dubbed Grass, detailing grass as pivotal to farming and politics. It notes 260000 copies in print with 240850 to lawmakers, cost to taxpayers at 220000, and chapters on golf, lawns, and turf care, highlighting grass’s broad social reach.

Washington American Farmers Bible U.S Dept of Agriculture America Hdire Citi Fes Dept. of Agriculture Alfred Stefferud Stefferud John James Ingalls Kansas

Red Banded Leaf Rollers Threaten Apple Crops In East

Apple growers report damaging red-banded leaf rollers in orchards, with heavy splitting of Suayman apples and widespread scab due to wet weather. DDT no longer controls the pests as parasites vanished by new sprays. Gate suggests August 23 for third brood spray. Rhothane or DDD identified as new insecticides.

Appalachian Shenandoah Valley

Red mites outbreak checked by rain and DDT impact

The rainfall this season has helped curb a red mite outbreak that troubled orchards last two summers and damaged apples. Mite control has been harder as DDT reduced natural enemies, though recent weather aided suppression. The Philippine archipelago remains largely volcanic.

Tobin Takes Oath as Labor Secretary Vows Repair of Damaged Dept

Washington Aug 13 Tobin took the oath as Secretary of Labor dedicating himself to fixing the damage he says the 80th Congress caused the Labor Department. His tenure depends on November's presidential election and which party wins.

Tobin Washington Maurice J. Tobin Labor Department

Installment Buying May Go Under Controls

Washington reports controls on installment buying likely to take effect mid September, contingent on President Truman signing the Republican anti inflation bill. If signed soon, the Federal Reserve would issue regulations with wartime parity, including one third down payments on durable goods and extended repayment terms for autos and appliances.

Washington Truman White House Tremans Congress Charles G Ross Federal Reserve Board

Seven pay limits on items vary with down payments

The article notes payments on various items will range from 15 to 18 percent with a smaller down payment around 20 percent required for furniture draperies pianos rugs and similar goods. It states exemptions for items under 50 dollars or over 4000 and mentions wartime controls had a 2000 ceiling being raised due to higher prices. President Truman criticizes the Congress and Treasury confirms adjustments. A new Cub Scout Pack No 1 den is organized in Edgewood with Mr and Mrs G Ross Twentey hosting. den dad and mother named, Ronnie Twentey chosen den chief, five boys advanced to Bob Cats, and meetings set for Fridays.

Truman Congress Treasury Department Edgewood G. Ross Twentey Indian Springs Twertey Twentey Ronnie Bob Cats Boor Marin Beans Mel ¥Asser Charles Wiles Sonny Buddy Burchett Mr and & Twente Yellow Springs

Allurement and misused English lesson notes

The fragment discusses common mispronunciations and usage errors for the name Helen and the word allurement. It contrasts correct and incorrect forms, hints at pronunciation with regional accents, and uses examples like lacquer and vision while noting the daily transmission in New York at intervals of about every minute in 1946.

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