High's Dairy Gifted to Iowa State University
High's Dairy Products Corp has been donated in a single gift to Iowa State University of Ames, granting full financial control to the university while High's stores and the Washington ice cream plant will operate under CAPA ownership. The Capital Milk Producers Association will take over the High's stores and Frederick processing center, keeping the High's name in all local outlets.
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High
Dairy Products Corp
Midwest
Mir
CY Stephens
High's
Iowa State Univrsity
James H Hilton
Stephens
Ames
Iowa
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Hall St. S
Iowa State Association
John M. Cram
Capitol Milk Producers Association, Inc
Frederick
Iowa State
Crum
W. Bruce Anderson
Ompa Farm
Walkersville
Capital Milk Producers Association
Frederick Dairy Center
COMPA
Mr. Stephens
Staley B. Brinkley Jr
Northern
Virgina
High’s
OMPA
Dary
Ball Ground
South
Mary Anne
Gront
CMPA
Anderson
Linden Ave
Mr Crum
RFD
Robert E Renn
Louise E. Hammell
Sherman P Bowers
High's gifts to Iowa State University prompt noted donations
High's president Stephen C Y Stephens and his wife donated to Iowa State University, the former alma mater, in a gift described as abrupt and significant. The article also records multiple court cases including Daw ley Daw ley testing blood alcohol at .29 and other local detentions.
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C. Y. Stephens
High
Iowa State University
Stephens
Heart Fund Sunday Will Be Tomorrow Effort to raise funds
About 500 volunteers are expected to march in Frederick County for the Heart Association fundraiser. City campaign efforts are led by Mrs. Warner L. Brittain and co chair Mrs. Elias B Ramsburg Jr. Nevin Baker of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank will handle contributions at 3:30 PM with aides including H Albert Dean Harry Reid Nelson R. Bohn and George B. Douglas.
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Frederick County Heart Association
Heart Sunday
Warner L. Brittain
Elias B Ramsburg Jr
Nevin Baker
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Heart Fund
H Albert Dean
City
Harry Reid
Association
Nelson R. Bohn
George B. Douglas
Four Convicted in Drunken Driving Cases at Magistrate Court
Four motorists were convicted of drunken driving in a Friday magistrate court session. Harlan W. DeGrange of Bartonsville received a six month minimum sentence viewed as appealable after a December 30 crash on Route 40 near Ijamsville with a $400 damage report. Roy Rogers of Jessups faced a .23 Breathalyzer reading after a snow plow incident on Edgemont road, fined $150. Lester Deardorff of Westminster pled guilty following a Nov 20 crash on Md Route 75 with a .31 Breathalyzer reading, one of the highest recently. Warren H. Dailey of Walkersville was arrested January 28 on Route 15 after his car skidded as observed by Trooper Poffenberger.
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Dawley
Frederick County
DeHaven
Toms
West South Street
Cpl
Robert T Storer
West Fourth Street
Thomas H. Osbourne
Labertytown
Osbourne
Tfco
Harlan W. DeGrange
Bartonsville
House of Correction
DeGrange
McKup Tuck
Ijamsville
Top E. Barnes
Albert G Hedden
Stanley Y Bennett
Roy
Rogers
Jessups
Edgemont Road
Ti. Hedden
Lester
Deardorff
RFD 4
Westminster
William L. Newcomer
Barnes
Warren H. Dailey
RFD 1
Walkersville
Frederick
Richard W Poffenberger
Dailey
Army tripling STRAC force to eight divisions
The Army announces expansion of STRAC from three to eight divisions to create a larger flexible ready-alert force. III Corps will be based at Fort Hood Texas with two National Guard divisions drawn in last fall’s mobilization. Regular divisions will replace guard units as they finish training and equipping.
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Strategic Army Corps
STRAC
Army
Texas
III Corps
Fi Hood
Tex
National Guard
49Th Amored
32Nd Infantry
Army STRAC expansion keeps manpower, shifts 75,000
The plan enlarges the quick reaction force within the Army while total ground force strength stays the same. About 75,000 soldiers will move into STRAC which will be ready to deploy within hours after orders. Transportation relies on Air Force planes and the Military Air Transport System. Ambulance cases include Mrs. Howard Deeds and Mrs. George Otte to Carroll County General Hospital. James Parker, kicked by a heifer, is also treated nearby. Donald Detwiler and others were moved after an auto crash to Gettysburg and Frederick hospitals respectively.
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STRAC
Union Bridge
Howard Deeds
New Windsor
Carroll County General Hospital
George Otte
James Parker
Parker
Donald Detwiler
Bruceville
Taneytown
Gettysburg Hospital
Lewis Schnauble
Mt. Union
May Lookingbill
Brookfield Manor
Middleburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Navy grants ease to space life search chief Reynolds
Dr Orr E Reynolds, named by NASA to direct a program seeking life on other planets, was formerly head of the Office of Science at the Defense Department and a University of Maryland graduate. He is 2.
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Orr E. Reynolds
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Reynolds
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Office of Science
Department of Defense
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