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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1943

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7

Nazis Battle British Fleet Near Bear Island In Arctic

A British naval force hunted German warships off Bear Island in the Arctic twilight, sinking a cruiser and damaging another while defending a convoy to North Russia. The action, fought at about noon in near-dark conditions, showed decisive British marksmanship and ended with the Germans withdrawing as the British returned to harbor, though a destroyer with the convoy was sunk and another damaged.

Clinton B. Conger United States Brrth Associated Fress Dan Onz Saerean Anstrayer Admiralty London Russia Bear Island Norway Saldigst Ipperang

Farm Mobilization Day Sets New Planting Rules For 1943

Farmers will learn their exact requirements for manpower machinery gas fuel fertilizer transport and more before plowing. A unit formula based on labor and scarce inputs will determine eligibility for draft relief and other allocations. Sixteen units minimum unlock draft exemptions while nonessential luxury production loses credit. Details follow at January 12 meetings with agencies like the Department of Agriculture and Farm Security Administration guiding distribution and permits.

Depart of Agriculture Washington Farm Security Administration WPB ODT Department of Agriculture Agriculture Conservation and Adjustment Administration

Percheron Association Plans 1943 Frederick Sale Event

The Percheron Association of Frederick County met at the County Agent's office to set a public sale for April 5 at the Fair Grounds. The plan favors consignments of good grade Percheron mares and geldings from county farms and nearby states.Henry R. Shoemaker leads as secretary treasurer with Dan Wight Edward Derr Clarke and Shoemaker steering a push for county breeders to join and strengthen the breed.

Frederick County Michigan State University Kentucky Henry R. Shoemaker Maryland Dan Wight Edward N. Derr K. A. Clarke Mr. Shoemaker Clarke Fred Leinbach Joseph M. Vial Henry Huffman Woodshoro Union Bridge Shoemaker Martin Long Creagerstown Lee Ranneberger Adamstown H. H. Werking Woodsboro The William 2. Powell E. C. Wirts

Wheat price slips after five year peak Friday

Wheat futures retreat about a cent as profit taking and hedging sales curb buying interest amid ample receipts and reduced government loan activity. No. 2 hard wheat sells at 1.46 a bushel, highest since 1937, while May and July futures show slight declines and other grains move modestly.

Chicago

Women's Auxiliary At Emmitsburg Meets Tuesday Evening

The Emmitsburg Women's Auxiliary Unit of the American Legion met at Miss Ruth Gillelan's home on West Main Street. Mrs. Robert Fitex presided, a service flag for Thurmont school was decided to be presented without ceremony, and a surplus of 1.05 from recent bingo was reported. Plans for a February costume dance at the Legion Home were made, with a joint Legion and Auxiliary banquet on January 6 to fund a kitchen. A Patriotic Creed by Edgar A. Guest was read, and the meeting adjourned with refreshments.

Amercan Lassie East Neo 907 Emmitsburg Ruth Gillelan West Main Street Robert Fitex Thurmont School Legio Legion and Auxiliary Legion Edgar A.guest

State Liquor Board Seen Going Out in Maryland Reform Push

Authorities close to the Legislature expect the State Liquor Appeals Board to be abolished with counties seeking direct circuit court appeals for liquor violations. A Harford Sunday closing bill has been introduced, and lawmakers adjourned until Monday night.

Annapolis State Liquor Appeals Board Harford County Farle R. Burkins Coun Ities Circuit Courts State Board State Appeals Board Baltimore City Liquor Licenses Commissioners O'Conor Theodore R. McKeldin Baltimore Buck L. Franklin Purnell Ocean City Frank Bratton Silver Spring Port Deposit James A. Young Cumberland Alcoholic Beverage Commission Eans Governor's State Liquor Law Revision Commission Wilmer Fell Davis Federalsburg Caroline County Governor's Commission St. Mary's County William A. McCready Anne Arundel County State Liquor Board McCready Anne Arundel House Senate Ceerrean Canty

School Board Officers Change Names and Roles

Dene Claude V Hyson of Bethesda becomes vice president and Rowan F Erb of Rockville remains secretary treasurer. Coombs and Erb are re elected, Hyson succeeds Robert J L Thurston of Gaithersburg as president.

Mont. County Rockville Gaithersburg Bethesda Kensington Madagascar John S Coombs Dene Claude V. Hyson Rowan F. Erb Messrs. Coombs Erb Mr. Hyson Robert JL. Thurston

American farmer faces wartime labor drain in Maryland

A letter from William Leavitt Brain of Glade Valley Farm, Frederick County, Maryland, laments wartime manpower loss. He recalls sixty five years of farm work, selling livestock and equipment to support the war effort, with sons in the service and workers taking pay cuts. He contrasts skilled farm labor with mechanization and closes by praising American farm resilience and fatherly pride.

Moreipetea Ifather and Son France Hitler Ae Union Frederick County Hood Glade Valley Far East William Leavitt Brain

Farmers may reclaim stored wheat for profit under loan

Farmers who stored wheat under a government loan can reclaim and sell it at a net profit of four to six cents per bushel after charges. Henry Shoemaker County agent said the current Baltimore price is $1.48 per bushel with freight and interest. Farmers should contact their shipper dealer. Frederick County stored about 200000 bushels last season, with current local price at $1.43 a bushel and corn at $5.28 per barrel.

Henry R. Shoe Baltimore Frederick County Tm Battmore Philadelphia Frederick

Crop Improvement Association To Meet

The Maryland Crop Improvement Association will hold its annual meeting in Baltimore on January 13 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel starting at 10 p m Secretary Albin O Kuhn announced Dr F W Parker USDA soil and fertilizer expert will discuss boron in alfalfa production and improper use risks H R Smalley of the National Fertilizer Association will lead a session on fertilizer placement The program includes Limitations of Profitable Barley Production on some Maryland soils with Dr W B Kemp University of Maryland head of agronomy department The article notes Maryland farmers are achieving higher yields via efficient fertilizer use amid war time restrictions

College Park Maryland Crop Improvement Association Baltimore Albin O. Kuhn Lord Baltimore F. W. Parker U. S. Department of Agriculture Kuhn H. R. Smalley National Fertilizer Association Washington, D.C Maryland W. B Kemp University of Maryland

Damage Caused by Corn Diseases Presented by Ma Gruder

The note outlines an upcoming topic on corn diseases to be presented by John W Magnruder, extension agronomist at the University. An exhibit of corn and small brain is linked to the meeting.

John W. Magruder University

Annual Meet Of PCA Elects Directors And Highlights Plans

Frederick Produc tion Credit Association held its stockholders meeting January 7 with 276 attendees. New directors include Charles H. Remsberg and Westminsters L. Hoke. Reports showed 570 applications reviewed totaling 744000 with 45 rejected and member assets approaching 37000. Farm Mobilization Day planned for January 12. A luncheon featured Johnny Glaize, and a 325 War Band award honored two top recruiters. Panelists included Henry Carter and Ray Smith. Evans Crow of Production Credit Corporation closed with remarks.

Charles H. Pemaberg Frederick Alvie M Etzlet Walter D. Bromley Aeso- Ebeb Eizier Bromley Ittock Henry KR. Rhoe- Maker Ladies of the Calvary M Johnny Glaize Henry HM. Carter Rockville Harold J Funk Boonsboro L. H. Crickenberger Airy Ray H. Smith William Fouche Adamstown C. Vincent Biser Kamaville Evans C. Crow Production Credit Corporation

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