Determine Age By Deer Teeth
Solomons Dec 3 The deer hunting season opens in Maryland tomorrow and a sidelight will be a counting of noses Deer noses that is. The experts will do it by checking on a deer's teeth. The idea is to find out whether Maryland's deer herd is increasing or decreasing. They say you can have too many deer. So many in fact that you finally end up with too few. In recent years Maryland's herd has been on the way up. The survey this season will tell what the score is now. Checking stations are to be set up in six counties where it is legal to take deer. At the stations Maryland biologists and game technicians will gaze into the jaws of deer brought down by Free State hunters during the six day season.
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Solomons
Maryland
Maryland Department of Research and Education
Army Seeks 1951 Graduates For WAC Officers
The Women's Army Corps at Fort Meade invites college graduates or soon to be graduates to apply for Regular Army officer candidates. Applicants must be 21 to 27 on September 1 1951, U.S. citizens, single, with no dependents under 18. Selection is via competitive screening for direct commissions and extended active duty next summer to attend basic training at Fort Lee Virginia.successful applicants receive commissions after completion.
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United States
Women's Army Corps
Second Army
Fort George G. Meade
WAC
Fort Lee
Voluntary action urged under Price and Wage Controls
In a Nation Today column, MAX HALL reports that the 1950 Defense Production Act allows the President to encourage voluntary programs to stabilize prices and wages. The Economic Stabilization Agency has issued speeches but no concrete program or standards. As living costs rise, wage increases spread, with U.S. Steel announcing an average five cent an hour raise.
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Max Hall
James Marlow
Washington
Economic Stabilization Agency
ESA
Alan Valentine
U. S. Steel Corporation
Government wage and price agency struggles with staffing
The Wage Stabilization Board and its parent ESA face staffing shortages as 130 employees are split between permanent posts and temporary off-agency assignments. Key appointments include Cyrus S. Chifly as chair, G. Griffith Johnson as assistant ESA administrator, and Francis P. Whitehair as general counsel, with Mayor Michael V. DiSalle later named director of price stabilization.
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ESA
Joan Fron
Valentine
Cyrus S. Chifly
Wage Stabilization Board
G. Griffith Johnson
Francis P. Whitehair
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
When to order price and wage controls discussed
The article notes the difficulty of drafting a voluntary action program for price and wage controls. It argues time constraints hinder a fair, workable formula and suggests the ESA may refine its stance after the steel settlement clarifies effects. It also mentions plant diseases and fungi as unrelated pests.
Elmer Wolfe High School Sponsors Benefit Movie
The Athletic Association of Elmer Wolfe High School sponsors a benefit showing of Mrs Mike at the Carlton theater on December 6 and 7 with a matinee on Wednesday. Lions Club guests from the school’s championship soccer team include Sherrill Cheeks Warner Cheeks James Bowman Hank Mort Elmer Buffington Ronald Welker William Sprague Charles Luttrell Gilman William Lionel Quesinberry and Hannes Ka.
Taneytown Realty Offers Two Homes For Quick Sale
R L Zentz lists a $5 rent house with electric water system, garage, poultry house, 2 acres near Thurmont, mail delivery, priced at 3250 if taken in ten days. Also a 7 room house with bath, electric, running water, double garage near Taneytown for 6000. Immediate possession. See STROUT REALTY Taneytown Md.
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Thurmont
Bath
Taneytown
Cood
R. L. Zentz Strout Realty
Taneytown, Md
Christmas classroom projects and student stories at local school
George Otto Pusti, Richard Zile and coach Jack Bubrick led students while Mrs. Reter, the county art teacher, returned to oversee ninth graders painting Christmas scenes on classroom windows. Seventh graders created posters on western European Christmas customs and eighth graders made props for the PTA program. Worley Cheeks of near Union Bridge underwent an opera-
Real estate and personal loan offers in Frederick Maryland
Luther Knowles, salesman for Murray C. Bobn broker, advertises small loans and rural properties for sale near Frederick Md. Listings include 22 A on Route 40 East with a 7 room house and bank barn, 108 A with 9 rooms and silo, and 6 A with 7 rooms plus electric. Also offers cash loans from $50 to $2500 and invites visits to 11 North Court Street and 518 Elm Street.
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Peoples Finance CO
North Court St
Home Small Loan Co
Bath
Frederick
Baltimore
St. Bank Barn
Luther Knowles
Elm Street
Murray C
Bobn
Iron deficiency iron sprays improve plant yellowing at hospital
At Johns Hopkins Hospital patients and gardeners are noted as improving. Azaleas pin oaks pineapples and other plants with yellow leaves due to iron deficiency are treated by spraying with iron salts, curing the deficiency and restoring color.
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Tion
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Farm with stone house and barn sale details
A 154 acre farm offering a seven room stone and frame house with electric and water at the door, a large bank barn, two driveways, two big mow areas, stables, a dairy, wagon shed, corn crib, hog pen, poultry house, and garage. Also features 35 acres meadow with stream, 20 acres woodland, 23 acres in crop, wheat, near US 14 and a state road. Foss sale date April 1, 1951. Price $12,000.
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Foss
Frederick
Macadam
Pass
Macadam Road
Duplex and multiple homes on West Patrick Street Frederick
Real estate listing detailing a three story brick residence with four teen rooms, modern improvements, side driveway on a large lot near Hood College. Early possession with two modern apartments and old hot water heating plus double garage. Also includes brick warehouse space, several plots of land and other dwellings for sale or lease by Noah E. Cramer & Son and Howard A. Gross, Realtors. Prices quoted around 18000 for the main property. Potential for remodeling into business and apartment use. Located in Frederick Maryland near Court Street and Court area.
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Patrick Street
Hood College
R. R. Faci
Frederick
Apts
Howard A. Gross
Court St
Market St
Sacrifice
Apple Ave
Biggs Ave
Schley Ave
Taney Ave
East 14Th
Grant Place
Lee Place
Magnolia Ave
West 7Th
Koogle
Keefer M. Koogle
Uax
Emmert R Bowlus
West Church St
H.M Alexander
Kelly
E. D. Farnsworth
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David C. Griffin
N. Court St
Union Bridge
R. L. Zentz
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George M. Chapline
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P. B. Roop
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Ralpie W. Boyer
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TRICK
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Mindy
Murray C. Bohn
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Melvin M. Engle
Hotpoint
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Ned Zeiler
International Harvester
H. C. Summers Jefferson
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia
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H. B. Duvall
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John L. Porton
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