AP Weekly Meat and Produce Review for Weekend Sales
The Associated Press surveys weekend meat specials with pot roast as a standout. Prices for beef stay firm while pork and lamb hold near last week. lamb trends toward year-ago levels but may rise as flocks shrink. Egg prices rise two to four cents a dozen amid smaller flocks and a cost-price squeeze easing. Produce shows potatoes, cabbage, onions, turnips clear buys. fresh carrots, broccoli, squash up. tomatoes and cucumbers falter slightly. greens, celery, peppers in good supply. Fruits list includes limes oranges grapefruit tangerines emperor grapes apples and avocados.
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Benson
Emmitsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Return
Emmitsburg residents list visitors and weekend guests from Baltimore Philadelphia Towson Alexandria Martinsburg and Taneytown. Norman D Adams Jr returns home from a year in Korea. Jan 22 dinner at Clarence Valentine’s hosts a group including Edgar Phillups Jacob Valentine and local families.
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Norman D. Adams, Jr
Korea
Norman Adams
DePaul Street
Thomas McDonagh
Philadelphia
Euphemia Routerine
Rodgers Topper
Airy
Robert Topper
John Kelly
Marie
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J. Ward Kerrigan
William Garner
Alexandria
Agnes Garner
Frank Fitzgerald
Joseph Kolb
Martinsburg
Joseph Wivell
Kime
Clarence
Valentine
Edgar Phillups
Taneytown
Jacob Valentine
Seven Valleys
William Eyler
Thurmont
Robert Gillian
Paul Eyler
Dufford Oyler
Maurice Koontz
Kenneth Rohrbaugh
Gene Valentine
Lawrence Kepner
Kathryn Abell
Judy Ann
Timmy
Mary Ann Valentine
Roy
Cheryl
Congressional Viewpoint Butler on Dixon Yates Power Issue
Senator John Marshall Butler argues the Dixon Yates power deal, tied to AEC and TVA, risks public funds. He contrasts private development with public ownership, notes TVA’s tax status and low borrowing costs, and warns the government would incur higher costs and greater federal debt from expansion of the private power arrangement.
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Wpead Corporation
Dixon-Yates contract praised as balanced policy defender
In Roanoke Virginia the press notes the Dixon Yates agreement as a clearly defined policy backed by the Administration and Congress despite criticism. The piece argues growth of public power requires higher taxes and frames the contract as a representative of American free enterprise. Also reports Virginia apple crop down about 2 percent with ample stored fruit mitigating price rises. The 59th Virginia State Horticultural Society meets at Hotel Roanoke.
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Jury deliberations halted as judge dismisses panel
In Rockville Maryland a Montgomery County Circuit Court jury was discharged after less than two hours of deliberation in the case of James P. Seward Jr 19 accused of malicious destruction for allegedly helping to blow up a drive in restaurant last May The judge recalled the panel set a 15 minute deadline for a verdict and then dismissed them with no decision The State's Attorney said he would seek a new trial.
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Rockville
Bethesda
James P.seward Jr
Montgomery County
Stedman Prescott
Prescott
Newsroen
Maryland
Alger Y. Barbee
New Windsor Fire Co Ladies Elect Vivian Deil President
New Windsor New Windsor The Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary elects Vivian Deil to a third term as president with officers Helen Little Esther Wilt Mildred Hann Willie Benedict Mildred Deeds Lettie Cartzen damer Catherine Condon Pear Coe. Mrs Mitchell Smith returned home from Woman's Hospital. Parsonage committee WSCS to sponsor a school auditorium show Friday Feb 18. Vernon Hardenhorn announces birth Terry Lee at Frederick Memorial. Mothers march for polio next Monday at 7 pm donors place a light in window or porch. Herriot gets honorary right to send telegrams free as National Assembly honorary president.
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New Windsor Fire Co
Vivian Deil
Helen Litttle
Esther Wilt
Mildred Hann
Willie ‘Benedict
Mildred Deeds
Lettie Cartzendamer
Catherine Condon
Tcolor
Pear Coe
Mitchell Smith
Woman's Hospital
WSCS
Vernon Hardenhorn
Terry Lee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mothers of Town
Telegraph Ines Run by the Government
A brief report notes that telegraph services named Ines are operated by government authorities. The piece emphasizes state control over communications infrastructure.
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Government
Harbo and Samuelson Row Across Atlantic in 1896
In 1896 two Americans George Harbo and Frank Samuelson rowed across the Atlantic Ocean in a 13 foot open boat. They used only oars no sails and no motor. The 3 200 mile voyage took 62 days.
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Frank Samuelson
Atlantic Ocean
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