Milk Producers in Annual Meet Highlight Maryland Co op
Nearly 2000 dairy farmers from 2.2 counties in Maryland and nearby Pennsylvania attended the second annual meeting of the Maryland Co operative Milk Producers Inc at the Belvedere Hotel. A morning business session and a noon luncheon featured Judge T Scott Mutt of Towson as toastmaster Clyde L King of the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce discussed cooperative history and gov ernment farm policy emphasizing public ownership of marginal lands to preserve soil and reduce taxpayer burden. King criticized state milk control boards as political appointments and praised co op leader Lo W Meaps. Attendees included farmers from York County Pennsylvania and Harford Baltimore Carroll Frederick Montgomery and Howard counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Maryland Co-operative Milk Producers, Inc
Paltsmore Hotel
Lunceon
T Scott Mutt
Towson
Tourtmaster
Clyde L King
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
United States
King
Lo W. Meaps
York County
Harford
Dalmore, Carroll, Frederick, Montgomery
Howard Counties
Two Die In Fire At Kernstown West Virginia
A blaze swept an eight room tourist cabin group at Kernstown near Winchester injuring two people. Miss Bestie Miller 35 of Winchester and Howard McKinley 30 of New London Ohio died in the same room. Eight others escaped unharmed. The cause is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fia
Kernstown
Here
Mise Bestie Miller
Howard McKinley
New London
Ohio
Harry L McCann
McKinley
Cincinnati
Miller
Philippine Trade Commission stamps for Eucharistic Congress
The Philippine Trade Commission in Washington reports stamps issued for the Eucharistic Congress. Orders by money mail and a self addressed stamped envelope are recommended. Increased postage rates have introduced a new 314 denomination stamp with color changes for two others.
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Philippine Trade Commis
Washington
Ee Eucharistic Congress
Teta
Barr Buiding
Washington, DC
NEA
Two Policemen Suspended in Gorey Indictments
Baltimore January 11 Major Enock N B Gorey suspended two State police officers amid Howard County grand jury indictments. John E. Tastor and Albert E Markley charged with conspiring to cheat defraud and extort from motor vehicle owners and operators tied to a garage on Washington Boulevard. Five others including John Herbert and J Orndorff faced charges. bonds set at 1 for each indictment. Wheeler and Taylor already faced prior charges and had resignations.
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Baltimore
Enocn
JB Gorey
Howard County
Grand Jury
Washington Boulevard
John E. Wheviler
Caunta
Charala
John E Tastor
Albert E Markley
Markley
Taylor
Wheeler
John J. Thompson
Garey
Commiedoner
Harry C. Jones Wheeler
iJohn Herbert
J. Orndorff
Ellicott City
Lazzeri And Jackson To Be Given Awards
Lazzeri and Jackson named recipients of the New York Baseball Writers Association annual players award. Lazzeri praised for 1936 comeback and record slugging in the New York era. Jackson honored for longtime major league service after a 13 year career.
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New York
New York Waseball
Anthony Michael Lazzeri
Yankees
Travis Calvin Jackson
Baseball Writers’ Association
Scribes
Lazzeri
Reenwa
Jackson
Wan
Mreitorinud Rervice
X Tong Pertiid
Budget reform eyed in Maryland Legislature
Annapolis reports Senator Melvin announced plans to introduce a measure creating a three man budget commission to act as a link between the legislative and executive branches of Maryland state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Rop. Melvin
Anne Arundel
Pan Rn
Montgomery Red Cross Flood Drive Passes Quota in County
Approximately 4200 dollars was raised in Montgomery county for flood relief by January thirty first. the local quota was four thousand dollars. Mrs. William Wight announced National Red Cross not pushing food or clothing drives, but donations of clothing and nonperishable food were being accepted. An emergency nurse will work three days a week for a month to handle influenza and pneumonia cases, assisted by nurse Miss Margaret Broomes. A new executive committee will govern, replacing the former Board of Directors, with five chapter officers, three branch chairmen, and twenty members chosen by the chairperson, including leaders from urban and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
American Red Cross
William Wight
National Red Cross
Tien
CoKders Wibe
Ron Jeall
Red Cross
Farm Safety and Public Service Topics Highlighted
The article covers farm accident prevention, home service, finance auditing, and the constitution and by laws, with emphasis on publicity. It outlines practical measures and governance considerations for rural communities and local organizations.
Drunken Driving Case Scheduled for Tonight
Arthur W. Diggs a Hope Hill resident faces charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence and indecent exposure after Saturday night arrest by Special Officer Simmons. He is to appear for a hearing tonight amid a list of weekend arrests including disorderly conduct and traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Diggs
Hope Hill
Simmons
John Hall
Charles Blumenster
Ernest Lane
Allen McHenry
David Sexton
Carl “Cotton” Bell
Patrick M. Schnaut
George Hoffman
Emmett R. Bowlus
Charles Cornelius
Charles Burray
John Shorb
Allen Burtgis
Local Social Notes From Detour Area
Detour and nearby communities report visits and gatherings. Milton Koons of Taneytown spent Tuesday evening with relatives the Shorbs and Vallie. Walter Dorsey of Taneytown recently visited his mother Bertha Dorsey. Imogene Weybright near Keysville spent Tuesday with her grandparents the Weybrushes and their daughter Margaret. Mrs John Lawrence of Detour was hosted by the Mentzers and daughters Katherine and Evelyn. Fred Wilhide, son of Lloyd and Mrs Wilhide, near Keysville, was a guest of the Wilhides. Lester Henry and Hugh Collis of West Virginia spent the weekend with Nelson P. Henry near Detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Koons
Taneytown
Joseph Shorb
Vallie
Walter Dorsey
Bertha Dorsey
Imogene Weybright
Keysville
Jesse P. Weybright
Margaret
Gloria Moorer
John Lawrence
George Mentzer
Katherine
Evelyn
Fred Wilhide
Lloyd Wilhide
Maurice Wilhide
Lester
Henry
Hugh Collis
West Virginia
Nelson P. Henry
Detour
Creamulsion Promises Fast Cough Relief and Guarantee
An advertisement touts Creomulsion for chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming it soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm, with a pharmacist guaranteed refund if not satisfied from the first dose. It warns against trying competitors and urges immediate use.
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Dyess, Ark
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Montgomery
Frederick County National Bank
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Teveley Stove
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AML
Win-Crest Coffee
Mother's Joy
Tin
ACME
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NEC
Maine
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Orden's
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Victor Bread
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