Pvt Floyd D Conrad Attends Radiation Specialist Course
Pvt Floyd D Conrad, son of Mr and Mrs Jasper R Conrad of Bowes Route 2, attends a radiation specialist course at the Techmea Training Center Chanute Air Force Base. Pvt Conrad has served four more months in the village service.
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Floyd D. Conrad
Jasper R. Conrad
Bowes
Route 2
Teohmea
Chanute
Pee Conrad
Moeitas
Texas
Stanley R. Biggus
Elizabeth V. Biggus
Ridgeville
Fort Hood
2Nd Armored Division
Form 1040 A tax filing guide for 1950 filers
Washington notes that 1040 A suits those with under $5 000 income and full withholding. It outlines thresholds for using 1040 A, the 1040 short, or the long 1040, plus deductions, exemptions, and required W-2 receipts. It warns about joint returns and the importance of proper form selection.
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James Marlow Washington
Internal Revenue
Hell
Bose
Apman
Hood College Students Attend Regional TV Seminar in Baltimore
Five Hood College students joined about one hundred peers at the First Annual Regional Television Seminar in Baltimore on Saturday. The event, sponsored by WAVEM, explored television careers and how college programs fit into the industry. Key speakers included Dr Alan B Dumont and Willan Kaufman of the Dumont Network, Robert Sauirk of ABC, and Charles Underhill of CBS TV. The group, led by Mrs Katherine Young Mackrey, attended a combined luncheon with students from ten colleges across Maryland, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, the District of Columbia, and Virginia.
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Hood College
Baltimore
Obey ‘Lative Waam
Alan B
Dumont
Oat Dumont Laboratores
Willan Kaufman
Necapy
Robert Sauirk
ABC
Charles Underhill
Cbs-Tv
Dorada Evenshawer
York
Maryland
Pennsyylvania
North Carolina
District of Cahobral
Virginia
WAVAL
Directors of 36 PCA Groups Meet This Week
Directors of 36 cooperative Production Credit Associations will attend a five state conference in Baltimore on Wednesday and Thursday. Over 200 persons from Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia and Puerto Rico expected. Topics include financing and wartime adjustments as cooperatives move from peace to war economy.
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PCA
Wall
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virgin
West Virsa
Puerto Rico
Howard Quinh
Frederick Croduetian Credit Association
Quonn
U S Cow Regains Butterfat Title Of World
A United States Holstein cow named Homestead Daisy Madcap regained the world butterfat production title on January 5 at Carnation Farms Washington. The cow produced 14 156 pounds of fat and 44 553 pounds of milk at 4.1 percent fat, with tests conducted monthly by official supervisors. March set peak monthly milk and fat, while her two lactations established new records for consecutive years and for the breed.
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United States
Carnation Milk
Farms
Carnation
Homestead Dairy
M.S Prescott
Prescot
Carnation Homestead
Daisy Madcap
Will At
Huge Strawberries and Fruits Possible Says Report
Washington plant scientists reveal a new later stage of breeding that could yield strawberries as big as peaches and apples, with vegetables larger and more succulently flavored. The development uses a drag allied technique to alter plant characters, enabling creation of new plant varieties with desirable traits.
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Washinton
Planning Crops For Needs Of Defense
Frederick County farmers urged to plan defense crops while maintaining soil fertility. Chairman Windsor stresses choosing crops that support production without sacrificing land health, with the Agricultural Conservation Program offering seed, grasses, legumes, and cost sharing for inputs like phosphate when needed.
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Frederick County
SS Windsor
PAA
Aevo
FMA
Fast Church
Frederick
Maryland gilt and boar sale at Frederick fairgrounds
Fifty seven bred gilts and 19 boars will be sold at the 15th annual Maryland Hampshire Breeders Association sale this afternoon at the Frederick fairgrounds. Sale begins at 1 pm with Fay Hulick and Emmett R. Bowles as auctioneers. Thirteen Maryland breeders are consigning, including Edgar Wirts and Q Clayton Smith from Frederick County. A 10 percent discount is offered to 4-H and FFA members. R J Kelly will clerk the sale.
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Maryland Wanspehire Breeders Association
Frederick Fairground
Fay Hulick
Indinapolig
Emmett R. Bowles
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Edgar Wirts
Jefferson
Q. Clayton Smith
Donald Keller
Middletown
Stworts and Wear
Charles Lutz
Reid Stewart
Peoria
R. J. Kelly
Dorothy Dix Debates Divorce and Child Welfare
Dorothy Dix and a reader argue divorce harms children, noting financial strain, uprooted lives, and lost security. The exchange contends mismatched parents may separate to spare kids, while acknowledging many perspectives on a painful issue.
Families, discord, and the impact on children
The writer contrasts sides of a question about family harmony and child welfare. One view argues that keeping a home intact without conflict benefits children, while the other notes that discord harms them. A reader asks why boys and girls face different family reactions to dating and engagement, suggesting in-laws’ attitudes shape dynamics and future in-laws.
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Miss Dix
Bee
Alice
Answers on Marriage and Home Life in Advice Column
The reader asks about main factors for peace in the household. The columnist replies that the wife creates the home, physically and spiritually, while the husband provides the basics. A suggestion is made for better engagement between families before marriage.
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Miss Dix
Ora
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Civic group maps sites for playground and school meeting
East Frederick Civic Improvement Association discussed sites for a projected playground and a new school at a Thursday meeting held at the Fox residence. Samuel J. Weston presided. A committee of five was named to explore sponsoring a neighborhood Cub pack. A regret was issued over the discontinuance of certain local bus schedules.
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Civic Group
East Frederick
Murray Fox
John W. H. Hart
Elizabeth Seeger
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