Kenland clover touted as advance for Maryland farmers
An Maryland agronomy expert touts a new clover type called Kenland as equal or superior to existing varieties. Certification will limit seed to three generations from eastern stock, with Maryland-grown seed supplying about 20 percent of demand this year. Seed availability may extend over one to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
A. O. Kuhn
University of Maryland
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Maryland Stockmen’s Association
Oregon
Kuhn
Soil Conservation District
State Soil Conservation Committee
Maryland Association of Sure
William R . Ernest
City
H. Rick
Preston
Worley Ambereer
Aberdeen
Oklahoma City
Cecil K. Holter
Jefferson
Washington County
Harry Leasure
Hagerstown
Sun
Maryland Agricultural Soeciety
Maryland Farm Bureau
Johnny Swampers Club Nominates Officers
The Johnny Swampers Club of United Steam Engine Co. met Monday night to nominate officers for the February 12 election. Nominations include Monrbe Ft. Paote for president and William T. Ridgely and Lewis A. Marmon for vice president with Herman B. Miller unopposed for secretary treasurer. John J. Barber becomes a member of the executive board, with George Myers Elwood Shankle Meredith Fox Ernest M. Shank William Cecil and Charles E. B. Miller Jr. as board candidates. The club, limited to 49 active volunteers, reported a full roster with three applications pending. The incoming president also serves on the United Steam Engine Co. board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Co
Johnny Swampers Club
United Firemens
United Engine Company
Monrbe Ft. Paote
William T. Ridgely
Lewis A. Marmon
Herman B. Miller
The
Swampers Club
New Years Dinner Guests and Holiday Social Notes
Detour hosts Mrs Gertrude Warner and the Catlins entertain guests including Mrs da Catlin Barton N and Union town Mr and Mrs Henry Black and daughters Marie and Jean Baltimore Mrs William Whitmore Thurmont Mallie Sherb and E L Warner Detour Other holiday visitors include Mr and Mrs Clarence Singer Mrs Annie Burall and Mr Milton Griffin Union Bridge Mr and Mrs Robert Cabaugh Miss Susan Ecker Gettburg Mrs John Fritz New Windsor Mr and Mrs Harry Snot Philadelphia sister visits in Tower near Rocky Ridge Birthday party for Harrieen Keilholt Louisa Maught confined by a fall her son Baxter Haugh Clear Spring visits Meadow View convalescent home Union Mills Weather: Chicago notes moderate trends with mixed snow and frigid temps across the region eight inch snow swath from Southern Indiana to Maine bitter weekend temps easing but still 10 degrees below normal east of the Mississippi closer to normal in the Great Plains and West.
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Detour
Gertrude Warner
Carlton Catlin
da Catlin
Barton
Uniontown
Henry Black
Marie
Jean
Baltimore
William Whitmore
Thurmont
Mallie Sherb
E. L. Warner
Clarence Singer
Annie Burall
Milton Griffin
Union Bridge
Robert Cabaurgh
Susan Ecker
Gettburg
John Fritz
New Windsor
Harry Snot
Philadelphia
Bertha Dosey
Chartier Diller
Tower
Harrieen Keilholt
Rocky Ridge
Louisa Maugtt
Baxter Haugh
Clear Spring
David B. Reifsnider
Meadow View
Union Mills
Chicago
Jan
New England
Ohio River
Indiana
Maine
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Midwest
Mississippi
Oor
Great Plains
States
Trooper Delivers Baby at Randallstown Barracks
State Trooper L E B Porter, 30, helped deliver a 4 pound 9 ounce girl early Monday in a curbside ambulance at Ingleside and Edmonson avenues, Catonsville. Mother Dorothy Staubitz, 37, wife of Wilson Staubitz, was hospitalized with her infant daughter at Lutheran Hospital in Baltimore. both are reported doing well. New Windsor and State Police report two companions will be charged with being drunk and disorderly. they had not been identified.
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Giv
Thomas S. Glass
Lea Charles Jackson
Browningsville
broMcer
Charles Buvras
Robert Blackburn
Kanode
Charles G. Cann
Twentes
Henry F. Brown
David Carroll
Geraldine ‘Thompson
Carty
Kanone
New Windsor
State
L. EB. Porter
Randallstown Barracks
Ingleside
Edmondson Avenues
Catonsville
Dorothy Staubitz
Wilson Staubitz
State Hospital
Henryton
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore
Two Wills Admitted To Probate Monday
Wills of Sleavact A Geisbert and Murphy A Beall late of the city were admitted to probate by the Orphans Court. Geisbert’s will dated October 1948 directs all property to cash with $5,000 to the widow Carrie Staley Geisherd and equal shares to four children. Beall’s will dated November 4, 1946, names an executrix and provides for estate to pass to heirs. estate includes a half interest in real estate and a small personal estate.
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A. Geisbert
Murphy A. Beall
Orphans’ Court
FL Roses Myers
Fin James
Carrie Staley Geisherd
Dorothy Rheterick
Janes AH. Geisbert
Fieurge VT
Geisbert
Stewart A. Goeishert, Jr
Beall
Hote En oSelton
Faith Wickban
Planes Set New Speed Record Between Jacksonville and Oyster Point
Two jet fighters of the Panther Cat type, crewed by Ut Dixie Mars and Lt Percy L Lilies, flew from Jacksonville Fla to Naval Air Station Oyster Point in 1 hour 50 minutes covering 989 miles. A strong tail wind aided the flight, though no official record attempt was made. The previous record for the same aircraft was 2 hours 20 minutes.
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Ouonset Point
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Air Station
Korea
Ut Dixie Mars
Clarksdale
Miss
Percy L. Lilies
Firemen Elect At Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company
At the regular monthly meeting on January 5 the Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company elected officers. President Russell C. Funk vice-president Graydan F. Clem secretary James Kaas treasurer John Kaas fire chief Leon Stover and a board of directors including Ray Dinterman Howard Miller Charles R. Troxill Kenneth Mumma Charles Mumma Vernon Barbe Luther Stambaugh. Building committee members listed as John D. Kaas Harold Bollinger Jean Stover Marvin Stambaugh and George Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company
Russell C. Funk
Graydan F. Clem
James
John JD. Kaas
Leon Stover
Ray Dinterman
Howard Miller
Charles R. Troxill
Kenneth Mumma
Charles Mumma
Vernon Barbe
Luther Stambaugh
John D. Kaas
Harold Bollinger
Jean Stover
Marvin Stambaugh
George Fisher
Casting Completed For Next Community Players Production
Community Players, Inc. finished final casting for The Late George Apley to be staged at Winchester Hall on January 31 and February 12. Robert Thompson Hyde will star as George Apley, with Phebe Williams, Jeanne Perkinson, and an ensemble including Charles Crum and Winifred Molesworth. An English actress, Doreen Mary McNeil, features as Agnes Willing, promising one of Frederick’s best entertainment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Players, Inc
George Apley
Winchester Hall
John Marquand
George S. Kaufman
Robert Thompson Hyde
Frederick
Truman Seeks 60,000-Ton Carrier as U S Builds Navy
Washington reports the Truman administration reversed its stance and called for a 60,000 ton aircraft carrier as part of a 2 billion dollar buildup of sea forces. The measure, presented by Vinson for the Defense Department and Budget Bureau, aligns with a mobilization push in the State of the Union. The Air Force also signals expansion toward about 100 groups, with production nearing the president's target by mid next year.
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Washington
Jan
Truman
Defense
Louis Johnson
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Defense Department
Budget Bureau
Air Force
John A. McCone
McCone
Truman seeks major boost in warplane output and fleet expansion
President Truman calls for a fivefold rise in monthly warplane production from about 150 to 750, with industry sources suggesting a threefold increase possible. He envisions mobilizing capacity to 50 000 planes a year if needed. The plan adds 3 500 000 men to armed forces and expands Navy output with seven submarines and dozens of vessels, while modernising ships and converting carriers.
Junior Fire Co Elects No Changes in Top Officers
The annual election of the Junior Fire Company produced no changes in top ranking officers. The eight assistant pipemen and other posts filled with limited opposition. Key figures include President Lewis R. Dertzbaugh and Captain Charles F. Bell re elected without opposition. The banquet is set for next Monday evening. City and county fire officials Will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Marion Talley
Russell H.mccain
Francis B. Sappington
Charles E. Troxell
Melvin Fox
Ernest Reeder
Austin Fogle
Harry Yinger
John Davis
Alonzo W. Corafd
Charles F. Bell
Harold Curry
Willard Garrett
George Lockhard
William P. Reede
Harry Curry
Francis “Scurby” Davis
Thomas Fo
Wer
William McK. Boost
Alber Blumenauer
John Joseph Frank Chester Hamilton
Kenneth Layman
William Simmons
John Brightwell
Charles Haugh
William Meredith Smith
W. Merval Weaver
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Teon Key
Serling
Council of Economic Advisors
Trumman
Council
Mooncay
Cara Bayley
Springfield
Miami
Phive
Markell & Ford
Landmer
Keirs
U. A. Lough & Son
South Market
Rowe
Petrick Man
Melvin B. Ingebritsen
J. L. Ivey
Camp Detrick
Fred J. Delmere
Rovti
New York City
Ingebritsen
16Th Infantry
France
United States
Une
Japan
China
Formosa
Taiwan
Moet
Jie
James Arthur
Ridgely
Filicott City
Avas Ina
Carroll County
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Patrick Court Building
Eoples Drug Stores Service
Bilfold
Royal Damuth
Kriemsberg
Deuilay Discs Key
Next Community Players
Bowdoin College
Boston
New York
Phebe
Big Carrier
Junior Fire Co
Ocean City
Harry Kelly
Saf
Royalton
Atlantic
Kelly
Thwest
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
V. H. B. Anders
Parsons Newman
W. Bartgis Storm
Citizens National Bank
Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponseller
Charles H. Conley, M
Jas. H. Gambrill, JR
Elias B. Ramsburg, JR
Daniel E. Wight
Alden E. Fisher
Joseph D. Baker II
Corner Market
Patrick Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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