Co-Ops Held Part of Free Enterprise in Maryland
Maryland news brief reports Dr. Roger B. Corbett stating agricultural cooperatives are part of free enterprise at the Maryland Tobacco Growers Association meeting in Baltimore. Resolutions emerged from multiple farm groups on topics from soil and drainage to highway erosion as the State Farm Bureau session continued. The National Junior Vegetable Association crowned Daniel R. Tompkins of Waldorf champion of a home garden project earning 100 dollars. prizes were also awarded across 21 classes in the 42nd State corn and grain show.
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Baltimore
Roger B. Corbett
State Agricultural Extension Service
Louis L. Cross
Maryland
State Soil Conservation Committee
State Roads Commission
Daniel R. Tompkins
Waldorf
Charles County
Maryland Crop and
Famed Volcano Threatens Again and Local Prizes Awarded
Improvement Association and Farm Bureau affiliate groups chart positions on a state veteran bonus. First prize winners include Roy L. Crum Frederick Le Roy Burmer Keedysville Leo Cahill Clear Spring A Roy McElwain Fawn Grove Pa Robert Hoher Jefferson Jacob Burmer Boonsboro C K Holter Jefferson FL Shriver Co Westminster Vernon Mathias Westminster Charles Ellwanger Greensboro Marvin Lowe Pylesville Howard Burtner Keedysville T E Zimerman Frederick. The AVC and FW back a state bonus and seek support from ex servicemen's groups. They warn bonuses clash with modern social security theory and may threaten GI Bill benefits.
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Keedysville
T. E Zimimerman
Frederick
AVC Opposed to Maryland Bonus
The American Veterans Committee announced opposition to Maryland World War II veterans bonuses. It said bonuses are mere handouts and treasury raids, distancing itself from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars in its stance.
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Maryland
American Veterans Committee
American Legion
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Correcting Christmas Card Oversight With Thoughtful Notes
Advice prompts writing notes to old friends in other towns whom you did not send cards to this year. It emphasizes early action, sincere thanks, and keeping ongoing connections alive through brief personal messages.
Bigger And Better Schools Are Asked
Baltimore January 10 bigger and better schools and teachers colleges were urged by the Maryland State Council of all clubs. The farm boys and girls backed sex education in public schools. Resolutions asked Governor Bane and the General Assembly to fund rural schools with top standards without increasing debt, and to provide trained teachers for sex education. Other measures pushed expand teachers college facilities and establish more junior colleges as possible. Feust of Elkton named State president, James Clark of Easton vice president, Eleanor Galt Shy of Westminster secretary treasurer. Janegk Chim represented Montgomery county and was grand champion of the state talk fest with participants from Anne Arundel, Carroll, Cecil, Frederick, Howard, Prince Georges, Talbot counties and the University of Maryland.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
Bane
General Assembly
Maryland
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James Clark of
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Eleanor Galt Shy
Westminster
JanegkChim
Montgomery County
Richard Dove
Anne Arundel County
Stewart Young
Carroll County
Wiliam Groff
Cecl
Arthur House
Frederick County
Nelson Scarborough
Howard County
Herbert Wessell
Dave Jenkins
Prince Georges County
James Spies
Oklahoma All America Guard Goes To Packers
Oklahoma City January 10 17 Paul Buddy Burris OU All America guard signed to a professional football contract today by Packers coach Earl Lambeau. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
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Packers
Oklahoma City
Paul
Buddy) Burris
University of Oklahoma
AH America
Earl Curry Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Packers courting Oklahoma QB Mitchell after brief conference
Lambeau announced the Packers are pursuing Oklahoma quarterback Mitchell after a short meeting in Oklahoma City. Mitchell pledged to sign if he goes pro, while Lambeau conferred with him and prepared to depart with the promise.
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Lambeau
Oklahoma
Jack Mitchell
Green Bay
Oklahoma City
Mitchell
Packers
Bunty 360
Brooklyn Dodgers
Questions and Answers on Moon Phases and Pigeons
A reader asks how many new moons occur in a month. The answer explains two new moons can fall in one month due to lunar cycle vs calendar month lengths. Includes related notes on pigeon flight distances and the oldest U.S. hospital history linked to Philadelphia.
Juniors Hold Annual Dinner By Junior Fire Company
The Junior Fire Company held its annual dinner on Monday evening with cooperation among visiting company executives and officials. Lewis Derizbaugh presided as master of ceremonies as plans were shared for increased membership and community service. An announcement noted the Junior firemen would attend services at a Presbyterian church on Sunday with Reverend Weaver delivering the benediction after the meal.
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Lewis KR Derizbaugh
Lomsimaster
Hary
Market Street
HO David Maran
Firemen and city officials honored in Frederick gathering
Frederick’s city leaders and county officials joined fire chiefs and officers from the Maryland and national fire associations in a January meeting. Senator O’Conor attended with lawmakers proposing a temporary tax exemption for officer pay. The exemption aim is to bridge to a new federal tax program, with key committee heads signaling support.
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Oconorski
To Revive Enlisted Men's Tax Exemptions
Washington January 106 A bell to revive income tax exemptions on pay of enlisted members of the armed services was introduced to revive tax relief for service members.
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Washington
Armed Services
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