Farmers Seek Economy at Maryland Farm Bureau Meet
In Baltimore on January 11, speakers at the 35th Maryland Farm Bureau convention urged reduced government restrictions and greater economy. Wilbur L. Smith and EB Wise argued fiscal restraint, noting rising farmer costs and falling income, while Wise urged an information service to show farmers’ earnings to city consumers. Wilson A. Heaps echoed the call for freedom over security.
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Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Wilbur L. Smith
State Bureau
Sam
C. EB Wise
Bureau
Wilson A. Heaps
Maryland Farm Association
Local Notes From Taneytown And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Thomas Tracey entered Franklin Square hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment. Mr and Mrs Donald Tracey and children visited Mrs Tracey’s parents the Gannon family who celebrated their sand wedding anniversary. The Rinehart family from Indian Springs Tennessee visited relatives in Taneytown. Spinning Wheel workers held their annual party at Mrs David Myerly’s home with games gifts and buffet refreshments.
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Taneytown
Thomas Tracey
Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore
Donald Tracey
Donald
Tommy
Jan
Mary
Ann
Tracey
Howard Gannon
Ridgely
Gannon
Charles
Rinehart 2d
Joseph
Indian Springs
Tenn
Elwood Harner
Linda
Romaine Motter
Carrie Winter
Mae Sanders
Ada Englar
David Myerly
Bonnie Lou
Charter Meeting Held by Boy Scout Explorer Post 261
The second annual charter meeting of Boy Scout Explorer Post 261 was held Wednesday night in the Presbyterian church. Robert Hinshaw led the opening ceremony and M Chester Childs was introduced by post advisor Charles Stup. Dr Francis Gordon received the charter as post committee chairman, with Lee Kefauver Claude B Hood and Ernest Stephens on the committee. Membership cards and merit badges were handed out to Carlos Gosnell Pete Fahrney Bob Hinshaw and Lee Kefauver. David Fahrney gave the financial report and John Fleischman Jr read the by laws. Larry Holter reported on outdoor activities and Burton Stephens on social activities. Bob Hinshaw presented a post cabin progress update near Shookstown donated by the Chapmans. David Glick sounded Yaps to close.Refreshments were served to numerous adults including Dr and Mrs Gordon and Mr and Mrs Kefauver.
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Boy Scout Explorer Post
Presbyterian Church
Robert Hinshaw
M. Chester Childs
Charles Stup
Childs
Francis Gordon
Lee Kefauver
Claude B. Hood
Ernest Stephens
Gordon
Post
Carlos Gosnell
Pete Fahrney
Bob Hinshaw
David Fahrney
John Fleischman, Jr
Larry Holter
Burton Stephens
Shookstown
Wilbur Chapman
David Glick
Claude Hood
George Schick
Bobbie
J. W. Harper
Kefauver
Stephens
W. R. Hinshaw
Franklin Tyergar
H. L. Fahrmey
J. F. Fleischman
George Freed
R. Miss
Charles Schrodel
Carios A. Gosnell
Chapman
Erma Stull
Neibert
J . Chichester
Probation for youths who burned cat in Ottawa
Three youths aged 11, 14, and 15 were placed on probation in Juvenile Court for soaking a cat with kerosene and setting it on fire. They must report weekly until age 16 and observe a 9 p.m. curfew. Judge Balharrie arranged for animal shelter involvement to foster kindness to animals.
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Ottawa
John P. Balharrie
Market Prices Wheat Barley Corn Prices Listed
Market prices show Wheat per bushel at 2.35, Barley at 1.50 per bushel, and Corn at 8.75 per barrel.
1951 Weather at a Glance Reflects Record Monthly Totals
A 1952 summary notes June 41.26 inches the greatest monthly total since 1891, December 72 degrees tied the monthly high set in 1929, and December 1 snowfall 13.8 inches the largest for that month since 1917. Other figures: October 92 degrees warmest since 1941, December 0 degrees coldest since 1945, May rainfall 1.52 inches driest since 1939, August 1.56 inches driest since 1943, September 1.64 inches driest since 1943, November wettest since 1940, June 2.56 inches in 24 hours greatest since 1946, 126 days with .01 inch or more, lowest since 1943, June 15 days with .01 inch or more since 1928, 37 days above 90 degrees the highest since 1944.
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Weather Bureau
Homemakers Plan Committees for 1952 at Camp Detrick
Camp Detrick Homemakers met at Mrs. Donald Falconer’s Watkins Acres home to name committees for the coming year and discuss the County-wide Homemaker's Program. Names were given for 14 committees led by chairmen including Schantz Decker Gremilion Boyd Cunningham Mitchell Woosley Graf Smott Victor Levison Lowe Rawson and Quynn. The next meeting is set for February 6 at Mrs. Quynn’s home.
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Camp Detrick Homemakers
Pare
Donald Falconer
Watkins Acres
Trvs
Theodore O. Levinson
Walter B. Warlard, Jr
J. L. Vay
Spes - Storm
C. R. Brewer
John J. Smott
Joseph Victor
Howard E Noyes
Carlton Brown
Richard E. Patty
Trenton K. Ruebush
Reading
W. W. Dorrell
Riley D. Housewright
Henry EB. Higelsbach
Roy M. Acker
Forrest S. Pauli
Theodore V.levinson
Everett Hanes, Jr
Edwin P. Lowe
Arthur J. Rawson
John T. Quynn
Fairview Avenue
Frederick
Baltimore Criminal Court Clerk and 3 Deputies Indicted
Baltimore January 11 indictment charges Wilford L. Carter and three assistants with conspiracy and malfeasance in office over bonds handling. George F. J. Brown Alfred Scherr and Carl O. Martin also indicted. bondsmen previously charged with perjury. Bail set at $2000 each.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Criminal Court
Wilford L. Carter
George F. J. Brown
Alfred Scherr
Carl O. Martin
Supreme Bench
Carter
Joseph Sherbow
Court News and society notices from Frederick area
Court reports list bills of complaint for absolute divorce involving qUacy von L Davis and Ruby L Davis and marriages licenses for several couples including Charles Hoffmaster with Barbara Reynolds and George Walker with Jo Ann Stone. Boumi Temple election notes from Frederick with Baltimore attendees, Woodbine Bank reelects officers, plus Woodbine W C T U meeting report and a weather note on cloudburst caused by air updrafts.
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qUacy von L. Davis
Ruby L. Davis
Marie Gibbons
Glen Gibbons
Charles William Hoffmaster
Knoxville
Barbara Ann Reynolds
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Charles B. Lichliter
Berryville
Doris A. McCauly
Winchester Va
Charles T. Walker
Wilmington
N. C
Jo Ann Stone
Chevy Chase
Francis C. MacDonald
Brockton
Mass
Janice C. Young
Harry C. Lawson
Luther B. Carr
William C Wachter
Charles H. Baker
Boumi Temple
Mystic Shrine
Frederick
Baltimore
Paul Tignor
Hlustrous Potentate
William E. Voyce, Jr
Rabban
William L. K. Barrett
H. M. Ford
J. Edward Staggerwald
Oriental Guide
C. Elmer Nolte
Woodbine Bank
Woodebine
Woodbine National Bank
Ray Brown
William C. Mullinix
John J. Dougherty
W. Albert Franklin
A. Robey Mullinix
George H. Magin
Norman Warfield
John C. Metz
Ada
Franklin
Mary E. Bammand
Grange Posts New Officers Across Several Lodges
Newly elected Grange officers were installed at Brad dock Linage events Tuesday evening with J Thomas Summers presiding. State officers E Earl Remsberg and Frances Darner led installations for George Stone and others as meetings set for January 21 to 22 with a covered dish supper planned. Linganore, Carroll Manor, and Glade Valley Granges also installed officers, announced meetings, and discussed community projects including a Boy Scout troop sponsorship and Christmas Seal contributions.
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Braddock Grange
J. Thomas Summers
E. Earl Remsberg
Frances Darner
Flora Dorothy Remsberg
Frank Durner
George Stone
Cleo Cline
Cornelius Roberts
Lulu Wiles
Alta Cline
Grace Stone
Charlotte Roberts
Elizabeth Adams
Ceres
Edith Klein
Flora
Robert Klein
Linganore Grange
Singanore Grange
Pomona
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Bruce Crum
Howard A. Quinn
L. H. Crickenberger
Carroll Manor Grange
Earl Remsberg
Sterling Mulinix
Marshall
Mullinix
Elizabeth Duvall
Daisy Grange
Mulinix
Howard Fry
Chester Cissell
Blair Titus
William Shreve
J. Melvin Cook
H. Ray Smith
Earl Bermsberg
Alvin Fry
Carroll Ausherman
Atlee Campher
Melvin Cook
Willis Remsberg
Clark Gibson
Monroe Thomas
The
Grange
Air Force cancels Fairchild C 119 contract
The Air Force cancelled the 165 C-119 airplane contract with Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Corp due to revised requirements. The move also cancels a related government plant renovation contract in Chicago. Production by Fairchild in Maryland and Kaiser-Frazer at Willow Run remains unaffected.
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Dayton
Air Force Today
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Mark E. Bradley, Jr
Air Material Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Fairchild
Air Force
Chicago
Bradley
Gen. Bradley
Airplane and Aircraft Division
Hagerstown
Kaiser- Frazer Corp
Willow Run
Detroit
Night Court Cases Prompt Mixed Judgments on Friday
Friday session of Peoples Night Court saw Carlton I Lee acquitted on a trespass matter after a prior dispute with Oscar Henderson at AIL Saints Street pool hall. Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffeld reinstated the trespass notice. James F Smith, cited for driving after license revocation, was fined $50.75. employer John E Williams paid $11.45 for permitting an unauthorized operator to drive. Frank Alderton of Washington received a suspended sentence of $100 or 80 days for drunkenness on the street.
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J Hons
Edwin F. Nike
Carlton I. Lee
Phobus Avenue
Peoples Night Court
Wilbur F. Sheffeld
Lee
Oscar Henderson
Seret. Swamley
Im.mediately
Sheeld
H. P. O'Brien
James F. Smith
New London
Nigwistrate
Smith
John E. Williams
Williams
Frank Alderton
Washington
Lewis Mumford Lectures On The Future Of American Culture
Renowned author and city planning expert Lewis Mumford will lecture Tuesday in Brodbeck Hall Hood College on The Future of American Culture. He will also be guest speaker Wednesday for Hood College students and the Frederick community, with a prior history teaching at Dartmouth Stanford and involvement with the New York City Board of Higher Education.
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Lewis Mumford
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Mumford
Dartmouth College
Tarvara College
Stanford University
California
New York City
Mrs Werner Seeks Md Sixth District Nomination for Congress
Mrs Stella Biddison Werner announces filing for the Democratic nomination to Congress in Maryland's Sixth District. She will submit her candidacy with a $101 filing fee funded by supporters. Werner sits on Montgomery County Council and wrote a Chevy Chase Tribune column until this week.
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Chevy Chase
Stella Biddison Werner
Maryland
John R. Reeves
Werner
Montgomery County
Chevy Chase Tribune
Williiam Prescott Allen
Baltimore
Thomas Biddison
Wreckage May Be That Of Missing Freighter
Pim-Coast Guard planes and a search vessel reported wreckage and debris near the last position of the missing freighter Pennsylvania. Debris, 18 boxes, drums and a hatbox cover were sighted 24 miles southeast of the ship’s radioed position. no survivors among 45 to 48 aboard.
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Seattle
Pim-Coast Guard
Pennsylvania
Neale District
Kalamath
Stonetown
Aivernat
Coast Guard
Mortar Board to hold career day sessions on Hood campus
The Mortar Board national senior home society plans a series of vocational conferences on the Hood campus from January 14 to January 31 aimed at helping students near graduation explore opportunities in their chosen fields. Department heads will discuss Education, Art, Psychology, English, Languages, Physical Education, Nursery School Education, Religion, History, Music, Home Economics, Sociology, Biology, and Physical Science, with Mortar Board members assisting.
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Mortar Board
National Senior Home Society
Hood
Danning
Sambar
Evelyn L. Mudie
Thomas J. Brumbaugh
James C. Ciftiglan
Uglish
Andrew G. Meyer
Rederick
Willa Barnhart
James H. Ruanek
Earle Blakeslee
Mary
Mather
Wayne G. Meely
Jane D. McCarrell
Elinor Ware
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Raymond Barnes
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Arthur B. Price
AFL Transit Workers Union
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Jefferson, Md
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Grant Street
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North Market Street
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Brattleboro
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Gaithersburg
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Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
LOD
West Banth
the Nation
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Reliable Junk CO
Bruce E. Crum
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Chestnut Farms
Cecil K. Halter, Sr
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Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Goldberg
Fred. Iron & Steel, Inc
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