Charter Held Will of People Expressed by County Election
The Court of Appeals rules Montgomery County charter under home rule expresses the will of the people and upholds the January 6 county council election. It rejects claims by four former commissioners that their four year terms were violated and notes no law exists to apply to first council member nominations or elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Montgomery County
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Emory Niles
Wit
First County Council
County Farm Bureau Opposes Rate Boost
The Frederick County Farm Bureau informed the Public Service Commission it opposes Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company’s proposed rate increase. A resolution asks denial until service promised in December 1946 is met, noting service decline since the rate hike proposal. Also notes upcoming farmer meetings across Maryland and a February 11 event in the county. Five children died in a Roseville Michigan fire, with parents severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
T. S. Anderson
Bureau
Commission
Roseville
Mich
Danny Simonescu
Local notices and club events in Emmitsburg area
Emmitsburg and Westminster social items include visits, family travel from Mrs. Clarence Wachier and Miss Anne Eckenrode, and a sodality meeting at St Joseph's church planning a food sale on Jan 29 and a card party on Feb 14. Members hosted, with notes on attendees and refreshments. also funeral attendance for Robert Wagaman and various sewing clubs and Lions Club planning.
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Tuesda
Westminster
Clarence Wachier
C. A. Geeseman
Anne Eckenrode
New Orleans
B. J. Eckenrode
Eckenrode
Sodality of the Blessed Wir
St Joseph's Church
J. Leo Tooper
Themen’s Hall
St. Josephs High School
Anne Codori
Herbert White
Henry Gerken
Guy Baker
Joseph Akreitz
Anne Codack
Roger Zurgabdle
Donald Stoner
Leonard Sanders
Thornton Rodgers
Clarence Sanders
Marie Rosensteel
Edwin Chrismer
Ted
and Arvin Miller and Son
Littlestown
Robert Cariloves Wagaman
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Dayton
Church of Resurrection
Chas. Wagaman
Wes i
Am Browner
William and
Mir
James Kerner
Cumber
S$. Boyle
Emma Myerslef
Helena Pfeiffer
Baltimore
J. W. Houser
Sandra Hull
Taneytown
Arnold
Lutheran World Action
Roy Maxell
Ofen
George Eyster
Roy Bollinger
Charles Sharrer
Robert Gillelan
Harry McNair
Morris Zeniz
Tes Harner
Carrie Harizell
Lions Club
Jaxeli
Lewis Stoner
Sith Lions Club
Johnn Hollinger
Charles Linn
Murray Valentine
Roy Roy Bollinger
Carrie Hart- Lewis Kugler
Kes Harner
John . Airs
W. C. Shuff
Clarence Hehn
Harry Mec- Donners
Geo. Eyster
BE. R. Shriver
Pete Herting
Grace Rowe
Carn Ll Martin
Robert Daugherty
Charlotte Jer
Earl Sheeley
Ammith
Robert Sayler
Cloyd Seiss
Earl Kugler
Maryland wheat loan program aids farmers in 1945 crop
Maryland farmers have loaned over 5 15,000 bushels of the 1945 wheat crop to the government to protect prices and maintain control until selling time. Chairman Joseph H Blandford says more than a thousand farmers are borrowing to ride price fluctuations. if prices rise they can repay and sell, otherwise the government takes ownership after April 30. The 1947 harvest shows $760,536 loaned. The report also notes discussion of American Negro bloodlines and cross-cultural heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Production and Marketing Committee
Joseph H. Blandford
Blandford Dtc
North Korea revolt rumors amid border clashes at Haeju
South Korea Information Minister Kim Don Sung reported reliable information of an army revolt at Haeju near the 38th parallel. Fires and gunfire were observed since January 19 and the situation was described as three factions within the city in revolt with uncertain scope and spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Haeju
Kim Don Sung
Hache
South Republic
Kim
Perth
United Nations
Overspring Sensation Burke Leads Maryland Dairy Test
The Overspring Sensation Burke a Holstein-Friesian owned by W Kieffer Coblentz Middletown completed a 256 day production test yielding 476 pounds of butterfat and 13 435 pounds of milk in the Herd Improvement Registry Testing supervised by the University of Maryland in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America Burke was noted as milked twice daily and was 11 years 1 months old at test start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sensation Burke
W. Kieffer Coblentz
Middletown
The
I i of
Maryland
Holstein-Friesan Association of America
Production Tests Reported Completed in Brattleboro Herd
Production tests under Herd Improvement Registry rules show Holstein-Friesian cows in Walter B. Coblentz’s herd near Frederick Maryland completed testing. Top producer Inks Colontha Walker Aaggie yielded 95 pounds butterfat from 333 days milking at seven years.
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Brattleboro
Walter B. Coblentz
Frederick
Inks Colontha Walker Aaggie
CBS
Sseherd
Mau- Anhalt
Middleton
University of Marsland
Holstein
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Farm Bureau
Farmer County
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration Rate Committee
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St
Axa
Asec
Pennsylvania
White House
Capitol
Emmitsburg
Entre Nous Sewing Club
Joshua Wingerd
Hester ‘Burton
Burton
E. L. Higsbee
Wm. Naili
Claude Carl
AL AL N
R. M. Zacharias
Hazel Caldwell
Geo. Ev
Scott Bardolph
B. P. Ogle
Grace
Warner Hospital
Itysburg
Join Honor of Cooper
Cooper
Dane
Eoper
Herbert Rogers
Topper
James Lingg
Fra Fin Valentine
Richard Esensteel
Chester Chapman
Louis Orndoarff
Arch Evie
Earl
North Korea
Better Homes Equip. CO
E. Patrick ST
Colonial Jewelry CO
N. Market ST
Studebaker Rell
Eeeee
Studebaker
Hillside Motor CO
West Patrick ST
Jones
Brunswick
Diperial Theater
Charlestown
W. Va
Thurmont
State Theater
Glade Valley
the News
Frederick, Md
Walter Snow
North Market St
Optometrist
Clark Sheetenhelm’s Orchestra
Woody Free
VFW Club
W. Patrick Street
Olga Coal
Markell & Ford
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Pat. St.—Frederick, Md
Washington Monument
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
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