Farm Products Show at Frederick High School
The Frederick High School hosted the third annual Farm Products Show with four to five hundred entries. The corn entries totaled 53 and drew praise as the best county exhibit. Judges included Miss Jesse Hammerly and Hoscoe Whipp. Winners spanned wheat, corn, potatoes, beans, apples, pumpkins, and canned goods, with honors in both farm and home economics divisions.
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Frederick High School
Frederick
Wo Baker
Paul Wachter
Naomi Wiles
James Stup
Kenneth Day
Alan Stull
Eugene Wachter
Kenneth Wright
Charles Yeager
Charles Staley
Russell Young
Leonard Baker
Sylvester Wiles
Thomas Stup
Perry Darner
Sylvester
Whitmore Foresees World Age Of Plenty
Frank C. Whitmore, dean at Pennsylvania State College, argues that civilization can move past scarcity into an age of abundance driven by science. He cites raw materials, knowledge growth, and the need for many technically trained people to apply discovery. warns current trends fail to prepare society for this planned abundance.
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Pennsylvania State College School OF Chemistry
Associated Press
State College
Ian
Vanelee
Hendrik Willem van Loon
van Loan
Otter
Wei Hive
County Farmers To Face Post-War Dairy Problem
Maryland dairy leaders warn Frederick County farmers of postwar shifts in milk markets and price supports. Wills stresses better herd management, selective breeding, and improved feeding to compete with lower cost areas and prepare for future surplus realities.
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Henry RB
Shoemaker
Richard N. Wills
Maryland
D.hi
Maryland 4-H State Winners Named for 1944 Achievements
Margaret Redcruck 18 Watersville Cumberland 17 and Charles Lutz 20 Middletown win 1944 National 4-H awards in Clothing Canning and Animal programs. Redcruck totals 3993 from 51 projects, Lutz handled 209 Hampshire hogs and Holstein cattle, Ryanston 17 Cumberland jars 805 across meats vegetables and jellies. State winners receive all expense trips to National 4-H Congress in Chicago December 3–6.
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Margaret Redcruck
Watersville
Herselves
Educational Bureau
Spoo! Cotton Company
Tmosene Ryanston
Cumberland
Kerr Glass Corp
Ning
Charles Lutz
Middletown
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago
Hampshire
Postwar Planning For Home Kitchen Improvements
College Park Dec 1 postwar planning focuses on a streamlined kitchen design. Helen Irene Smith of the University of Maryland Extension Service outlines three work centers refrigeration and preparation near entry, sink and dishwashing between centers, and range and service near the dining door to reduce motion. Additional work surface and ample storage are urged to boost efficiency for the busy housekeeper.
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College Park
Helen Irene Smith
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss Smith
Chickens Ordered Set Aside For Army
The War Food Administration ordered nearly all chickens produced and processed in a large eastern area set aside for sale to the Army effective December 1 1944. The measure covers producers and processors in Delaware Maryland Virginia and West Virginia and will likely run through December and into early 1945. Army needs were not disclosed but the action reduces civilian supplies in Atlantic coast cities including New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Richmond.
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Washington
War ‘Food Administration
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
War Raed
Marvin Jones
Atlantic Seaboard
Richmond
Laltimore
Philadelphia
Jersey
New York City
Increase In Milk Demand To Hit Frederick County Producers
An expected 50 percent rise in milk demand in the next decade prompts Frederick County dairy members to plan expansion. B D Detrick, manager of the Virginia Milk Producers Association, told 83 members at the annual meeting the Washington metro area's population could grow 15 percent in ten years and milk handling could triple since the association began. He warned production must rise about 50 percent to meet demand, implying a similar increase in milk from local shippers.
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Peru
Washington
Bob Detrick
Marchand
Virginia
Andi Varnguat
Frederick
Fils
Derrick
Rrei
Reporter's Quiz Shows Mixed Hybrid Corn Results
Frederick County farmers largely favor hybrid seed corn citing higher yields and justified costs. Six growers from Buckeystown Freder ick Land er Jefferson and Broad Run report mostly positive outcomes, with Charles Sandow doubtful after three years.
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Frederick County
Charles Sandow
Buckeystown
Christmas party and club meeting at Maryland area
A local meeting was held November 20 at the home of club president Pranges Rennberg with the National anthem and pledge followed by treasurer's report and games. Christmas silk patterns were shown by Mrs. Thomas, and Darla Remsberg led group singing before refreshments. A public sale notice lists farming stock and property near Woodsboro with cash terms and a 30 day possession window.
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Jefferson
Pranges Rennberg
Arerangemens
Larus Sulvet
Chiirman
Don Crimpton
Junie Keller
Ailieck
Phi
Thomas
Darla Remsberg
Woodsboro
Litkertstown
Woods Horo
X ‘Ganditon
U. S
Tve
Charles McC. Mathtas
Flocks Must Be Free Of Pulboruar Disease
Dr Morky A WL leads the poultry department at the University of Maryland in a plan to eradicate pullorum disease. By January 1975 all hatchery flocks must be Pullorum-passed or pullorum-clean, enabling sales of tested chicks. Testing and fumigation aim to reduce losses for farmers and commercial poultrymen under the Maryland Poultry Improvement Plan.
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der Dee Nu
Mary Tang Poultey
Maryland Coultry Improvement Pian
Morky Awl
Voultey
University of Maryhand
Jul
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Lee House
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Robert Holter
James David Wiles
C. Dutrow
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Arthur Cook
Tobias Zimmerman
John A. Holter
Cecil Holter
Maynard Hawker
Byron Stockman
Edward Thrasher
W. Cecil
Paul Cheeks
F. F. A. Potatoes
J. Funk
James Day
Best
Donald Arnold
Frank Doll
Bertie Stockman
Pauline Montgomery
Roy Skeggs
Ira Stull
Carrie Stull
Mary Stull
Hattie Stockman
Raymond Wright
M. M. Page
Leroy Burrall
Helen Huffer
Ray Talbot
Ruby Miller
Roxie Montyner Montgomery
Tra Stull
Home Economics
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Martha Jane Layman
Charlotte Reeder
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Virginia Young
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Myrlee Dodd
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Dorothy Hanley
Margaret Perry
Edna Walford
Mary Castle
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Eirene Ezler
Gal Mi Fory Ataig
Sensiors
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Katherine Biser
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Nancy Michael
Ireng House
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Susan Rosenstock
Lillian Edwards
Denmark
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Whitmore
Age of
Frank C. Whitmore
Guernsey
Ayeshire
White House
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India
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Extension Service
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Raymond R. Lauder
Near Lander
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Jeferean
K. Fawley
Broad Run
George Dean
Nicodemus
General Acceptance Corporation
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Juanita Kellee
National Broadcasting Co
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Towall Sell
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Selle
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Ulead
Perry Eyee
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Bakersville
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Neobrody & Renner Auctioneers
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PAARL
Westinghouse
John F. Mharshman
Elmer
Katie May Miller
Miller Farm
Lewistown
Leo Oeloek
William Walter Culler, JR
William M. Storm
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Raymond Kelly
Pablic
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Wheeler- Wilson
Wilsson
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B. L. Kelly
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Mabel M. Smith
J Alton Smith
Ariene E. Smith
Norman C. Smith
Goldie L. Smith
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C S Smith
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Frederick, Md
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Jane
Dash's Livestock Market
E.W.T. Frederick
Fair Grounds
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Langwater Gabriel
Brooklandwood
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Howard C. Barker
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