Do's And Don'ts For Winter Driving Comment By County Agent
Henry Br Shoemaker reports on USDA goals for 1952 aiming 4 percent above 1951 crop output, weather and market factors complicating plans. Farmers face labor, equipment, fertilizer costs. planning clashes with nature, price controls, and supply and demand laws. County groups attend Farm Bureau and soil conservation meetings. local leaders praised for conservation work. notices of upcoming farm shows and dates listed.
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Henry BR. Shoemaker
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Frederick County
Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Cecil K. Holter
T. S. Anderson
EB Earl Remsberg
Harry A. Mentz
Elmer E. Hodges
Murray Day
Frederck
Maurice S. Ahalt
Martins. Beachley
Catoctin
State Soil Conservation District
William H. Powell
Ellicott City
State Association
Walter E Burall
Frederick Bostd
Burall
Maryland
Valley View
Turkey Farm
Middletown
Maryland State Poultry Council
Lord Baltimore
T BH Symons
Extension Service
Maryland Jersey Breeders Assn
Emerson Hotel
Maryland Holstein Breeders Assn
Frederick Production Credit Assn
Frederik High School
Haperstown
Do's and Don'ts for Winter Driving in Montgomery Co
Old Man Winter prompts a set of tips from Cleveland Auto Mobile Club. Do winterize your car and, if skidding occurs, ease off the accelerator and steer into the skid rather than braking abruptly. Judgments on political candidates are noted from local residents.
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Winter
Cleveland
Automobile Club
The
Reporters Quiz Shows Eisenhower Favored by City and County
An informal survey across Fredench and surrounding districts including Johnsville Lewistown New Market Buckeystown and Walkersville finds General Eisenhower the preferred candidate among speakers while Truman Kefauver Warren and Stassen receive mentions. Interviewees express support from antiwar voters who see Eisenhower as best at preserving peace. responses list Taft and Eisenhower among top choices with several names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Harry Boyer
Keymar
Eisenhower
Edward Kefcuver
Frederick
Kefauver
J. Bilin
Fem
Nathan England
William Hammaker
Robert C. Plush
North Market Street
Warren
Rudolph Guariglia
Bartonsville
Rodney Burdette
Frank Lawson
Eisenhowe
Roccn
Guariglia
Taft John Stone
Perry Lawson
Barronsville
George W. Trout
Buckeystown
Len Kefauver
Faul Smith
Truman
Robert Virts
Adamstown
C¢ W Harris
Charles Bowman
James Kelly
Esenhower
Fredench
Johnsville
Woorsboro
Walkersville
Lewistown
New Market
Stassen Eisenhower
Emmitsburg Residents Social and School PTA Meeting
Mrs A A Martin visits Gettysburg with her daughter in law Mrs James A Martin. Mrs George Rosensteel was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs James J Kelly for her birthday. Rosemary Sanders has become a doctor's secretary at St Elizabeths Hospital after a delayed start due to an appendix operation. St Josephs High School PTA met with 28 parents and 5 teachers in the Junior home room. President Floyd C Miller presided. The Catholic Students Mission Crusade bazaar is set for Feb 15 and Book Week is in mid February. Discussions covered sponsor duties for school dances and showers recently installed in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Papp
Floyd C. Muller
Charles Hemler
Ezrle Gelwicks
Claudia Rosensteel
Louis Rosensteel
Richard Rosensteel
Edward Houck
Margaret
Theresa Houck
George Callon
Richard Leonard
Eddie Stull
Robert Koontz
Robseb Burdner
Charles Gille
Emmitsburg
A A Martin
Gettysburg
James A Martin
George Rosensteel
James J Kelly
Rosensteel
Rosemary Sanders
Leonard Sanders
St Elizabeths Hospital
Washington
Parent-Teachers Association of
St. Josephs High School
Floyd C. Miller
PTA
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Relief Claims
Advert says monthly pains and menstrual distress can be relieved by Lydia Pinkham's Compound or new tablets. Doctors tested and claim complete or significant relief in three of four cases. Promotes relief from backaches jitters hot flashes and calmer uterine contractions during periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Lawson Motor Sales Offers Finest Used Car Selection
Lawson Motor Sales advertises a wide range of used cars including 1951 Nash Ambassadors, Convertibles, and Station Wagons along with 1949 and 1948 Nash and Hudson models. Prices range from about 995 to 1,895 dollars, with display of several 1947 to 1951 models and contact details for 203 N Market Street and 1d W Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Motor Sales
Market Street
W. Patrick St
Union Bridge community notes 1952 march of dimes drive details
Mrs Francis Nusbaum serves in the 1952 March of Dimes drive for Union Bridge district. Co chairs include Mrs Charles Hahn Mrs Monroe Wilson Mrs George Skinner and many others. Dinner guests Mr and Mrs Millard Roelke Merry Knoll Mount Union and Linwood residents noted. Local hospital and student news from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Bridgewater College are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubrlin Bridge
Francis Nusbaum
Coshairman
Charles Hahn
Monroe Wilson
George Skinner
Lewis Crumpacker
Preston Myers
Truman Myers
Wilbur Gladhill
Monroe Proutz
Maurice Gray
Charles Minnick
Wilbur Fowble
Roger Luttrell
Gene Six
Joseph Coshun
Newton Six
Middleburg
Charlotte Keefer
Linwood
Edward Coshun
Detour
Muilliard Roelke
MS Union
Roland Forney
Feeversburg
Dorothy Zumbrun
McKinstrys Mills
Millard Roelke
Merry Knoll
Mt Union
George Roelke
Sylvia
Susan
Margaret Roelke
Union Bridge
Walter Repp
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johnsville
Union Badge Fire Company
Cora Robertson
Medford
Frederick Memorial
Monocacy Motors ad boasts repeat buyers and referrals
Customer satisfaction drives repeat business at Monocacy Motors Inc. The ad lists a lineup of used cars including 1950 Chevrolet 2 door, 1949 Nash 2 door, 1949 Dodge 4 door, 1949 Plymouth 4 door, 148 Dodge 4 door, 1948 Chrysler 4 door, 1947 Chevrolet 2 door, 1949 Ford 4 door, 1931 Olds 4 door and 1940 Chevrolet 2 door. Main office contact and street address provided. Trucks offered for every purse.
Sykesville engagements and local notices scattered in town
The column lists engagements in Sykesville including Alice Picket and Calvin Logue, plus residents and visitors such as Norman Hughes in Germany, Julian Owens returning from Martinsburg, and Frank Fairchild at Sampson AFB. It notes an overhaul idea for tractors before spring work and urges farm owners to arrange skilled service through the University of Maryland extension agent G W Gienger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W Gienger
University of Maryland
Radio schedule notes and banana industry remark
A scrambled radio listing shows CBS MES NBC networks with programs from 6:00 PM onward including news, sports, dramas and variety shows. The passage ends with a generic reflection on hardy mechanics and the banana trade noting enduring value from timely repairs and the banana industry’s global prominence.
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Nbe-Che
Abe-Mbs East Kiddies
Cbs
Nbe
Che
Abe Bewah
Cbs News & Commentary
2Be
Mbs
Jack Smith
Cbe
Abe
Nbs
Bob Crosby Club
Lona Ranger
Abe Newa
Miba
Gordon MacRas
Abc Suspense Mystery
Henry Taylor
Barlow
Seouta
Chs
Aoc
Voorhees
Cbs Whiteman
Abc News
Paul Lavalle
Mario Lanza
Bob Hawk
Abc
Pbo
The
Waxworks
Rex Allen
Abe Bands
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Bester Oseee
Do’s
Don
Harrisburg
Ely
Farm Show Commission
McKeldin
New York
National Republican Club of
Theodore R McKeldin
Tommy Bolt
Durham
N.C
Montgomery Co
Dhia Records
Argen Kaetiel
Doubs
Charles Peddicord
F. Mansfeld
Wisner
W Crum
West Fifth Street
Francis X
American Legion
Post
Eugene T. Hodgers
Philip B. Sharpe
Legion
Emmittsburgians
Me. Sharp
Louis F. Rosensteel
Paul J. Hobbs
George Danner
Robert Daugherty
Francis Paul Appichella
Marlene Devilbiys
Bristol
Ida Crabbs
George E. Fowble
Pontiac
Mich
Carl Mullinix
Ruth Grimes
ImSupr
Geo. L. Fuller
Aliie Messer
W. L. Kin
Robert. Stiles
Geo. C. Fry
T. M. Garrett & Sons
Wm. D Pyles FE. L
M. L. Burdette
FE. L
M. L
J. R. Kemp
D. R. Kemp
McKendree Walker & Sons
MK. Walker & Sons
M'K. Walker & Sons
Walker & Sons
M’k. Walker & Sons
Doody & Willis
T. M. Anderson
D. Fry
D. Fry Fry
Fry
M. Burdette
King
Kang
Carter
Robert Stiles
Garrett
Garett
Garrett Co
D. H
Supr
Lee Parham
Geo Cranford
OW. Rathie
G&rf
Dehesh
J. W.W
Nick
Harding
Gh&g
Filbert’ Farms
C. c. Morgan
Morgan RH
Morgan GE
Ratliff
A. W. Ratliff
A. W. Ratlff
George Crawford
Filbert Farms
W. B. Bersey
W. B. Dorsey
Joe Howes
Chester Leishear
John Tregonnin
Frank Palmer
L. G
C. Beall
Beall
Chine
Bernard ‘Wertzer
Bernard Weitzer
Asw Nagel
A. W. Nagel
A. W Nagel
A W. Nagel
New Midway
Charles Bowers
Haugh
Tank Grimes
Dorothy Holt
W. H Harbaugh
City Park
NED
N. Court ST
S. Zeiler
Frederick, MD
Ween
Studebaker
Hudson
Burck
Badan
L Harrry Spurrier, Jr
Jackson
Miss
Fred Eyler
University Hospital
Eyler
Wayneshoro Hospital
Caroline Baker
Pleasant Valley
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Doris Niswander
Bridgewater College
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Jefferson Street
North Market St
Chevrolet
International
Rev
Ford
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Sykesville
Lloyd Picket
Alice
Calvin Logue
Carroll H Logue
Smallwood
Pfc
Norman Donald Hughes
J. C. Hughes
Germany
Julian T. Owens
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Grant
Charles Grant Jr
Coatesville
Jack Ruby
Barbara
Brenda
Bonnie
Caroline W Hewitt
Washington, DC
Cawthorn
Francis Eiler and Son
A.barnes
Havre de Grace
Pyi
Frank Fairchild
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
Roscoe Fairchild
Radio
MES
NBC
Paul Winchell
Pentagon
Ife
At &C
DuMont
Art Baker
Montgomery
Abs
Studio One
Bill Gwinn
Finn—abe
Thambo Stud
Edwards ‘Skuitts
Doll's Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Philece
R.C.A
Motorola
Hotpoint and
Philco Appliances
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll ST
McCormick
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