Fruit Growers To Meet Soon
The Maryland State Horticultural Society announces its forty fifth annual meeting at Hotel Alexander Hagertown on January 6 and 7. Invitations go to Maryland fruit growers and nearby states. Speakers include Dr F E Baer and L F Batter with topics on peach publicity, fertilizer shortages, dehydration research, wartime orchard practices, spray materials, labor saving, rosy aphis control, canner's view on 1943 markets, war time marketing, and labor issues in orchards.
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Maryland State Horticultural Society
A F Vierheller
Hotel Alexander
Hagerstown
Maryland
University of Maryland
Rosy Aphis
F. E Baer
New Jersey
Farewell sermon marks end of Reverend Justus at St Pauls
Rev Karl B Justus delivered his farewell sermon at St Pauls Methodist Church in Sykesville on Sunday December 13 at 8 pm. The service drew many from varied groups including uniformed minute men Civilian Defense workers and local firefighters. Justus has served at St Pauls since January 16 1938.
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Sykesville
Karl B. Justus
J. G
U.S. NL
St Paul's Methodist Chuch
Civilian Defense Workers
Justus
St. Paul's
New River
Arthur Mueller
Easton and Sons Fuscral
Ellicott City
Edward Lea Ellicot
Rockland Farm
Howard County
George and
Kate Duvall Ellicott
Neil Forthman
Willard R. Hatfield
Oakland Road
Nelson McDonald
Betty Jane
Baltimore
James McDonald
Lynne Trayer
Hoods Mill
Lelia Judson Tuttle
Lenoir
N. C
Werron H. Stuart
Apei Dat
A Pauls Methodist Church
Dick Rogers Orchestra to Play Frederick Alumni Dance
On December 28 the Dick Rogers Orchestra will perform at the State Armory for the Frederick High School Alumni Christmas dance. The band has appeared at Chanticleer Baltimore Meadow Brook Cedar Grove and Roseland Ballroom New York.
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Dick Rogers
Chanticleer
Baltimore
Frank Daly
Meadowbrook
Cedar Grove
N. J
Roseland Ballroom
New York
Frederick High Senesor
State, Armory
Germ of Agricultural Revolution Seen In South Industry
In the Deep South war industry expands and draws farm workers into defense jobs, creating a rural to industrial migration. Farm agents warn unless the government acts, farming may shrink next year as labor and transportation constrain harvests while defense plants attract skilled and unskilled labor from farms across Alabama and neighboring states. The shift fuels a war powered agricultural revolution with lingering labor shortages and questions about returning to farming after the war.
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NEA Service
Montgomery
Ala
Deep South
King Cotton
Pearl Harbor
Charles J. Brockway
Mobile County
Alabama Extension Service
South
Brockway
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Farm Security Administration
Mason-Dixon Line
Ingalls
Pascagoulla
Miss
Mississipp
Alachan
Tennessee
Mobile
Mobiles
Mobile Cotton Exchange
Tay
Alico Ca
How To Care For Your Dog During Wartime
AP feature advises pet owners not to dispose of dogs due to meat rationing and shortages. Veterinarians endorse a raw diet of one third cereal one third dried fruits and vegetables and one third meat. Guidance includes grooming tips and local notices about community events and obituaries in Glen Burnie and Sykesville.
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A. A. Hermann
Union Bridge News Roundup Enlists Navy Air Corps and Local Notices
Union Bridge residents report Raymond Selby Jr has enlisted in the Navy Air Corps. His father is Raymond Selby. he is a graduate of Elmer Wolfe High School class of 1849 and plans training soon after working at Glenn Martin Aircraft Plant. Joseph Kiss is on furlough from U S Army service. Union Bridge Fire Department responded to a chimney fire at Mrs Stalling s home.
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Union Bridge
Raymond Selby
Navy Air Corps
Navy
Selby
Elmer Wolfe High School
Glenn Martin Air- Mane
Women’s Society of Chris- Maw Servace
Union Gudge Methodist Church
Joseph Kiss
U. S
Christmas Front News From War Fronts And Home
Christmas spreads across the world as American and Allied forces push in New Guinea and Tunisia while families at home keep Yuletide traditions. Troops thwart counterattacks, seize strategic points, and receive holiday cheer from friends abroad. Roosevelt and King George VI address shared hopes for peace, with the president delivering a Christmas message via radio from the White House.
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New Guinea
Unis
Guadalcanal
Munda O
New Aeeorgia
Tunisia
England
Ireland
George
Roosevelts
Vis Roosevelt
Episcopal Church
Farmer Named Key Figure In War Strategy Program
The farmer is central to wartime and postwar plans, asked to raise output across meat poultry milk eggs peanuts soybeans flax potatoes and feed crops while cutting wheat and cotton. Prices rise, but labor machinery costs and rationing threaten goals. Government vows parity pricing and broader support, with farm labor concerns and possible drafting discussed.
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Farmer
Ansas Ciuly
Johnny
Farmer Brown
America
Wickard
Africa
Russia
Congress
Donald Nelson
Roop Family Christmas Visit and Local Notices
Promoted to star sergeant. Mr and Mrs John D Roop Linwood spent Friday in Elizabethtown Pa with daughter Miss Elizabeth Roop who attends Elizabethtown College and returned home for the holidays. Mrs Orion Hess and Mrs Nora Sixx visited in Baltimore. S W Proutz and John D Roop Linwood were in Washington last Tuesday. Thaddeus A Maxwell of Waynesboro near 70 has closed his blacksmith shop due to metal shortages and priorities. A Spanish Beefsteak recipe is included. Wounded return: Canadian soldiers wounded at Dieppe arrive home Christmas in Halifax.
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John D. Roop
Linwood
Elizabethtown
Elizabeth Roop
Elizabethtown College
Miss Roop
Orion Hess
Nora Sixx
Baltimore City
A. A. Arnsparger
Hagerstown
S. W. Proutz
Washington
Lew Myers
Wilbur Gladhill
Union Bridge
Nagerstown
Thaddeus A. Maxwell
Wagerstown
Maxwell
Frederick County
Maryland Grange Master Zimmerman Honored for Seed Corn Work
Grange Master Mr. Zimmerman of Ballenger District, elected head of Pomona Grange, is noted for years of seed corn improvement efforts. A past Maryland Crop Improvement Association president, he has exhibited corn and earned top state and county honors and served on the State Grange executive committee. In 1941 he received a University of Maryland and Agricultural Extension Service agricultural achievement certificate.
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Zimmerman
Ballenger
Pomona Grange
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
State Grange
Uniecerity of Maryland and Agricultural Extension Service
Dominion reception for returning regiment and air trainees
A regiment from the raid last August has arrived in the Dominion. Among the arrivals are wounded, hundreds of sergeants, and officers in training. A large group of English recruits joins the Commonwealth air training program.
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Dominion
Matatty Roads
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Marjorie Barnes
Union Bridge Bridge
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Paar
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Hermann
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Richale Vahht
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Halifax
Dieppe
Tobias J. Zimmerman
Signature Alto Furniture Loans
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Phome Frederick
Frederick
Frederick, Maryland
Lettere
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Juge
Bunker Hill
Bethlehem Steel Company
Fore River
Quincy
Mass
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