Timonium fair beauty contest favors skillet skills
A Timonium State Fair prelude will hold a farm queen contest for ages 16 to 18, emphasizing more than looks. Judges will weigh home economics study, skillet ability, voice and personality, with seven county champions already entered from several Maryland counties.
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Timonium Fairgrounds
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Timonium State Fair
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Allegany
Anne Arundel
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Sommerse
Worchester Countes
Joan Sand
Mutual
Calvert Cou Tren
F_ Cohee
Preston
Caroline County
Erket Hill
Hampstead
Carroll County
Madeline EL Feucht
Ethron
Cecil County
Leth Parker
Dorchesters
Walkie County
Don 1
Ascident
bSarrtz County
Nancy Scarborough
Ton
Harford County
West Friendshi County
Phyllis Ann Newman
Rock Hall
Kent County
Carol, Senaffer
Germantown
Montgomery County
Mary Muelle
Ss. Dimeges County
Evelyn Callahan
Cordova
Talbot County
Thelma
Sharpsburg
Mary Emily
Salisbury
Wim Howard
Uppercoore County
High Quality Flocks Boost Eastern Shore Poultry Industry
College Park Aug 26 Maryland poultry specialist Pi Anason says Maryland must grow high quality flocks to supply eggs for catcheries in the Eastern Shore broiler belt. Wade Rice University of Maryland urges Farmers' Home Corporation field agents to improve local hatchery egg sourcing and overall poultry development. The two day meeting covers dairy, pork, and breeding topics led by Symmons Poll Kerr and others.
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Broiler Belt
Wade Rice
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Maryland
Farmers’ Home Corporation
Rice
T. B. Symmons
J. W. Poll
H. M. Kerr
Marbey Named State Chairman for Veterans Campaign
D John Markey Sr of Frederick Bouty yesterday was named state chairman of the veterans' committee for the Republican presidential campaign. The Western Maryland Railroad reported net income of 553 160 for July, nearly triple the July 1947 figure.
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Marbeey
D John Markey
Frederick Bouty
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad Today
Fewer Luxuries Being Bought By Americans
Americans cut back on luxuries amid rising costs, as July tax data show slower sales of jewelry furs cosmetics and luggage. Retail taxes on these items fell ten percent year over year, cutting revenue by 3.635 million, while overall July federal collections dropped by 523.255 million.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Artie Shaw Ordered To Pay $150 Weekly
New York August 26 A Supreme Court justice ordered orchestra leader Artie Shaw to pay Kathleen Shaw by weekly installments of 150 dollars while the matrimonial suit filed by the couple is pending.
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Artie Shaw
New York
Supreme Court
Ari
Kathleen W Sor Shaw
Amber
Markets Flooded by Overabundant Fresh Produce
Cleveland reports flood of 103 farm members daily sending produce to markets. Despite high prices, housewives fail to buy at wholesale. three carloads left unsold, dumped as waste. In Baltimore, Rev James O Connell dies at Mercy Hospital after months of illness.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Lou B. Foote
Presid
Foote
Ohio
Amphibious Couple Picked Up At Sea On Atlantic Drift
Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Carlin who began a world voyage in two converted Army amphibious trucks have been picked up by a tanker after drifting ten days in the Atlantic. They head to Halifax Nova Scotia aboard the New Jersey, diverting from their Azores route. Meanwhile a Boston train collision injures three boys during rush hour.
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Atlantic
Halfax
Nova Scotia
New Jersey
Azores
Requiem Mass Set for Baltimore Clergyman
The Rev Edward Cerny of St Marys seminary Rolant Pars Baltimore met at Mount Yonkers New York August 26 The text notes his assignments from St Charles to St Marys Seminary and pastorships in St Francis Brunswick and Blessed Sacrament Baltimore with a solemn pontifical requiem mass planned at Blessed Sacrament Church Monday morning.
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St Mary's Seminery
Baltimore
James Cardinal Cibbens
St. Francis‘s Church
Brunswick
Blessed Sacrament Church
Mount Yonkers
N. Y
Edward Cerny
St. Mary's Seminary
Rolant Pars
Catholic Biblical Association elects president at annual meeting
The Catholic Biblical Association of America elected its president at the close of a three day general meeting in St Josephs Seminary. About 60 college professors from the United States and Canada attended. Rev Cerny followed Rev Patrick Cummins as leader. Next year's meeting will be at Mount St Mary College Emmitsburg. In Civil War history New York state supplied 484260 soldiers, about one sixth of the Union Army.
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Lth
St Josephs Seminary
United States
Canada
Cerny
Patrick Cummins
Conception
College of Mount St Mary
Emmitsburg
New York State
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