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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1951

Page

12

Frederick County Farm Bureau Sees Public Welfare Disclosure Debate

Frederick High School hosts the Frederick County Farm Bureau annual meeting where members vote to publicize welfare recipient names, reelect Cecil K. Holter as president, and hear Congress, J Stenn Beali criticize national policies. Delegates selected to attend the Baltimore meeting include H. B. Kanode, Russell C. Fisher, and Ray.

Frederick County Farm Bureau Cecil K. Holter J. Stenn Beali Frederick Burkittsille Congress Farm Ureau General Assembly of Mary Maryland Assembly United Nations Congress of the United States Brannan “Family Frederick County Superintendent of Schools American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Services Lo Ag Baltimore H. B. Kanode Russell C. Fisher Ray

Local figures listed as alternates and officials

A roster of names includes Tobias Smith Paul Zimmerman Frank Geisbert Harry Remsberg Harold Free W T Staley George Tabler Samuel Fogle Mia Ran som Lewis Earl Remsberg Charles Wood Bruce Crum Benjamin Rosenstock T West Claggett Edward Holter Rev Bowlus and others as alternates with Hodges Lakin Lease Duvall Wilcom Anhalt Wight McCain Zentz Kling Hawker Lakin Ecker Staley Crum Ferrell Kent Kelly Schaeffer Aldridge.

Smith Tobias Zimmerman Paul Geisbert Frank Remsberg Harry Zentz Harry G. Harshman Harold Free W. T. Staley George W. Tabler Samuel C. Fogle Mia Ransom R. Lewis, Jr Earl Remsberg Charles W. Wood Bruce Crum Benjamin B. Rosenstock T. West Claggett Edward F. Holter Rev. J. &. Bowlus E E. Hodges H. D. Lakin Norman Lease Herbert Duvall W. J. Wilcom Marshall Anhalt Dan Wight E. D. McCain Morris Zentz R. E. Kling Maynard Hawker George W. Lakin Donald F. Ecker Robert A. Staley John M. Crum J. E. Ferrell C. W. Kent Rodney R. Kelly R. C. W. Schaeffer H. C. Aldridge

Deadly Explosion at Elkton Fireworks Plant

ELKTON, Dec. 27. One man died from severe burns after an explosion and fire at Crown Display Company, a small fireworks plant near Elkton. Frank Bellafante of Wilmington died at Union Hospital. Lee Hill, 18, of Elkton was treated and released for burns to hands and arms. A third man escaped unharmed. A spokesman gave an estimate of losses and damages.

Elkton Crown Display Company Frank Bellafante Wilmington Del Union Hospital Lee Hill

Explosion damages two buildings near Elkton plant

Damage from a blast ranges between 8000 and 9000 dollars and destroys two small buildings, including a press building where explosives for Roman candles and fire crackers are processed. The site lies south of Elkton on the old road to North East. Benny Bello, proprietor, could not yet determine a cause and employs about 20 workers.

Elkton Benny Bello

Serious Loss Likely In Steel Industry

Washington report warns the steel sector faces a serious production shortfall in the next three to four months due to a looming scrap metal shortage. The Defense Production Administration notes output has peaked but stresses the need for increased scrap collections to avert a crisis, with no labor disputes cited in the assessment.

Washington Prefense Production Administration DPA

McKenzie Family Fund Tops $1000 Milestone

Cash donations gathered by Independent Hose Co. volunteers for the Donald Ike McKenzie family rebuilding fund will soon surpass $1000. The largest gift to date is a $100 check from United Furniture Workers of America CIO Local 473. Union members at Ox Fibre Brush Co. boosted the total to $998 yesterday evening.

Independent Hose Co Donald Ike” McKenzie Reei United Fourniture Workers of America-Cio Ox Fibre Brush Co McKenzies

Bondsman Charged With Perjury In Baltimore Case

In Baltimore, a sixth professional bondsman, Robert L. Foyle of West Baltimore, was charged with perjury in a grand jury related case about bail bonds. He faces five counts for statements made while posting bonds for criminal defendants. A sledding accident in Myersville left Nancy Green with a fractured left femur after a sled hit a fence near her home. she is in Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Ondsman Baltimore Baltimore Criminal Court Robert L. Foyle West Baltimore Lin Nancy Green Elwood Green Myersville Frederick Memorial Hospital

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