Agriculture Department Funds Still Blocked In Congress
Efforts to end the Congressional deadlock over the $660 million Agriculture Department supply bill failed. The House and Senate adjourned for a week with the agency without funds for crop programs. Debate centered on government wheat sales below parity to boost meat, dairy, and poultry production for the war effort.
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Washington
House
Cannon
Dmo
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Russell D-Ga
Barkley
D-Ky
Senate Appropriations Committees
Agriculture Department
Russell
Dirksen
Tarver
Houze
Department
Reducing Sugar Needs When Canning Fruits at Home
College Park July 2 A University of Maryland extension nutritionist outlines methods to cut sugar in fruit canning. Many berries cherries currants and plums can be canned in their own juice with no added sugar. Other tips include using fruit juice syrup made from ripe fruit and adjusting for honey or corn syrup.
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College Park
Maryland
Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Civilian Defense Group Meets At Hagerstown
On July 2 Isaac S George executive secretary of Maryland Council of Defense met with defense officials from Garrett Allegany Washington and Frederick Counties in Hagerstown to plan expansion of local civilian defense offices or creation of separate auxiliary corps. The proposed auxiliary would include volunteers in non protective war related duties. Fifteen people attended including Mayor Richard Sweeney of Hagerstown Mayor Lloyd C Culler of Frederick and Frederick council members William T Delentaine and Miss Hal Lee T Ott.
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Hagerstown
Isaac S George
Maryland Council of Defense
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
George
Maryland
OCD
Richard Sweeney
Aoomas Women
Wumperland
Lloyd C. Culler
William T Delentaine
District Council
Hal Lee T. Ott
Victor Mature Quits Films For Coast Guard
Victor Mature ends his film career to join the Coast Guard. He was sworn in with 18 recruits and Lieutenant John D. Rache said he would begin service immediately in Southern California waters. Studio associates at RKO and 20th Century Fox expressed surprise and declined comment on the future of his contract.
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Los Angeles
Victor Mature
New York
Coast Guard
John D. Rache
Eleventh Naval District P
California
RKO Studios
20Th Century-Fox
Three Ways To Prevent Cattle Coccidiosis
Maryland livestock expert Dr. Mark Weisa highlights three effective prevention methods for cattle coccidiosis: group calves by age, daily manure removal, and good sanitation. He notes the disease’s spread through infected manure and stresses isolation or age bands, cleaning bedding, and prompt treatment to protect beef and dairy herds during wartime.
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College Fark
Maryland
Mark Weisa
Welsh
Officers Installed by The Frederick Lions Club
The Frederick Lions Club installed officers for the coming year at a weekly luncheon in the Francs Scott Key Hotel. District 2 mn Governor Donaldson led the installations with Niemann A. Brank to preside. Directors named included Alvey V. Renn AC Stine G Horton Peace and past president Dr A R Remsberg. Pins were given for perfect attendance. Brunk received a president’s pin and Remsberg a past president pin. Guests included William M. Elder Howard Thompson and A E Barnes Jr.
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Frederick Lions
Francs Scott Key Hotel
Elbridge he _ Donaldson
Peice Genanes
District 2
Donaldson
Tall Twister
O Wyliam HO Aartgts
Niemann A. Brank
Clifford Mc Yinger
Lon Tamer
Herman C Gubisch
Richard F. Kline
G Raxymond Shipley
Alvey V. Renn
AC Stine
G. Horton Peace
A R Remsberg
Wer
Remsperg
Mr. Brunk
Old Record Still Stands Declares Carnation Faynie Milk Record
A clipped clipping disputes a claim about Carnation Ormsby Madcap Faynie, nine year old Holstein-Friesian, as world milk champion. The 38 year old English Shorthorn Cherry reportedly produced 41 6645 pounds in 365 days, averaging 57 quarts daily, supervised by the South Wilts Recording Society at Red House Farm Amesbury Wiltshire England. Previous record 38 606 pounds in 1986 set by an American Holstein.
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H. Ray Smith
Doubs
Carnation
Ormsby
Faynie
Smith
Cherry
Red House Farm
Amesbury
Wiltshire
England
South Wilts Recording Society
Nurses Recall Hardship in Philippines With Mule Meat Tale
An Army nurse described Corregidor’s last days, noting food and medicine shortages. Second Lieut Ruth Marie Straub, among nine nurses returning from the Philippines, recalled eating mule meat and the men’s morale boosted by the song The Old Grey Mare. She said they left Corregidor 45 hours before the island fell, while medicines like quinine were scarce and nurses remained on the front.
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the Philippines
Corregidor
Ruth Marie Straub
Jueut Straub
Bataan
Philippines
Islands
Huge German Guns Shown In News Reels
Bern reports two massive German guns shown in news reels used in Sevastopol coverage. A 24 inch and a 28 inch weapon along with a railway gun described as 128 feet long were touted as pivotal in the German campaign. The Berlin radio notes the railway gun has two “stories” for shells and carriages and exceeds World War I artillery.
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Bern
Switzerland
Villa
Sevastopol
Berlin
Die Tat
Ai Utepellia Deupicu Uuk
Dry Weather Now Needed for Wheat in Frederick County
County Agent Henry R Shoemaker warns that current wet conditions threaten the wheat crop in Frederick County. With moisture content rising, farmers face storage and loan eligibility issues as sprouting grains and insufficient drying hinder farm storage. Terminal storage may open for high moisture wheat, but space is limited. A permit system may be needed to divert high moisture wheat to terminals, while continued wet days worsen the situation.
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Frederick County
Henry R Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Hyattsown Hoalstow Ladies Aid Notes Guests and Visits
Mrs BoM Heine led the Ladies Aid of Christian shireh on Thursday. Attendees included Mre O C Barnes Mes Lo M Stone Mrs George Brimin Mes E D Burdette Aire WE Nor azoy Carlton Tabler Mr 0 Mo Pfetine and Miss Cappie Price. Miss Louise Herndon Leesburg Valor grandparents were Mr and Mrs Raymond Carlisle. Mr and Mrs Willian Cheene ards, Mr Rainier, and others spent the weekend with Shi Woo Duttieaw and Mrs Weler Richards. Several relatives and friends visited nearby towns, with Capt and Mere Robert Beall returning to Fort Benning after a visit.
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Hoalstow
Bom Heine
Ladies’ Aid Society of Christianshireh
O C Barnes
Stone
George Brimin
Azoy Carlton
Mo Pfetine
Cappie Price
Louise Herndon
Leesburg
Weminder
Raymond Carlisle
Willian Cheeneards
Rainier
Shi
Woo Duttieaw
Weler Richards
Ated
Earl Payne
Ernest Thompson
Pittsburgh
Mro
4 Price
Nell Burdette
Ralph Staley
Boyds
Byron Marky
Wee Med Mroo
Phil Worine
Selman
Russell Kinng
Als Stedingy Price
Yate Riles
Carl Edwards
Gaithersburg
Bo. Nopwend
Pecentls
Capt
Robert Beall
Benning. Ga
K. F Harris
Mae © Smith
Washington
Marvy Jane Burdette
State Teachers College
Towson
Ritclne Benson
Bethesda
E. Fotarris
Local Families Spend Week Visiting Relatives
Taneytown and Hanover residents including Mr and Mrs John Leister and families, Miss Agnes Arnold, R V Arnold, and the Hemlers, travel to relatives in Baltimore and College Park. The Rev. Eugene Gallery visited his aunt and uncle in Woodstock area, while the Hessans and son stayed with Hessan's mother during the weekend.
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Tateyliwhim Biaabel Nic Ceuta Bender
Hanover
John Leister
Robert Baumgardner
Robert, Jr
Baumgardner
Norman Reindollar
Fairview Avenue
Eugene
J. Woodstock
Agnes Arnold
R. V Arnold
Joseph Hemler
Joseph
Geary
George
Baltimore
Hemler
P. AL. Hemler
Charles Hessan
College Park
Hésson
D J, Hessan
Fragments from West Palm Beach and New York visit notes
Thendore Bulington returned to his tame Friday after months with his daughter Mrs Jate Yohe in West Palm Beach Florida. Mr Fuss and Miss Aline Fuss came back Friday from a visit in New York City where Mr Fuss attended the new furniture market. At see wg Se BS was committed here Thursday night at the home of Mrs Francis J Billet. It was levied that due to arrangements since her appointment as director Mrs Weldon Mackley resigned and will be replaced by Att Weenen Sutely. The committee includes Mrs Arnold chair, Mrs Sterling Ecker secretary, and others: Mrs Hopkins, Mrs Tracey, Mrs Stonehstein, and Mrs Baumpardnet.
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Thendore Bulington
Jate Yohe
West Palm Beach
Florida
Mérvyn
Fuss
Aline Fuss
New York City
V New Furniture Market
Francis J. Billet
Weldon Mackley
Weenen Sutely
Elitor
B Oj Arnold
Sterling Ecker
Wiliam B Hopkins
Thomas Tracey Mere Charles Stonestier
Eigood Baumpardnet
Local Social News From Ladiesburg and Nearby
Sunday gatherings mark a busy weekend with visits across towns. Ray mond Dougherty and family hosted relatives near Detour while Bennie Frock and daughter Betty Patsy Jimminda Ray joined the smiths. Paul Saylor Ad slie Saylor and Mrs FH Birely hosted guests including Ethel, Mrs C Smith. Other visits included Elwood Grogs family in Baltimore and DC and Priv Paul Baker from Fredericksburg staying with his grandmother Addie Saylor. Carrall Plowman from Taneytown called on Raymond Dougherty’s household. Elwood Grass spent Tuesday with Wilbur Hamer in New Midway.
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Eon Guy
Baltimore
Washington, DC
Paul Baker
Fredericksburg
Addie Saylor
Carrall Plowman
Taneytown
Raymond Dougherty
Elwood Grass
Wilbur Hamer
New Midway
Lovettsville Family Visits and Travel Tidbits
Lovettsville notes include Ceci Jennings staying with brother in law and sister Oden Dickens at Hamilton. Mrs Charles Weadon visits Purcellville cousin Mrs Charles Wirts. Jack Potterfield travels to Cincinnati on business. George Edward Wire of Quantico spent last weekend with his parents. Ruth and Maurine Hatcher return home after two weeks with grandmother in Floyd County, accompanied by Mrs P W Hatcher and baby Elaine.
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Lovettsville
Ceci Jennings
Oden Dickens
Hamilton
Charles Weadon
Purcellville
Charles Wirts
Jack Potterfield
Cincinnati
George Edward Wire
Quantico
George Wire
Ruth
Maurine _Hatcher
Floyd County
P.W Hatcher
Elaine
Local Social News Notes and Visits
Miss Freeda Strickler will spend time here with local residents. Mr and Mrs Reggie Wilklow and Mr and Mrs Edgar Jacobs and Mrs Dorothy Jacobs visited Mrs John Penwell. Mrs Vida Frye spent the week with her son-in-law and daughter, Willian Stevens. Mrs Mildred Putnam of Cloren Tae Honees ee es ee mother, Mrs H O Vincelle. The farm of Mrs Mary Marshall near Lovetteville and the late Townsend Marshall was sold to Otho Spring. Mrs Emory Frye has returned home after visiting her parents in Waverly Wa. Mrs Nanna Frye of Fort Belvoir and Lieut Carter spent an afternoon with her parents, Mr and Mrs H C Frye. Mrs F O Minter and son Walter of Roanoke visited Mr and Mrs J B Jennarge recently.
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Freeda Strickler
Reggie Wilklow
Edgar Jacobs
Dorothy Jacobs
John Penwell
Vida Frye
Willian Stevens
Mildred Putnam
Cloren- Tae Honees
H. O. Vincelle
Mary Marshall
Townsend Marshall
Lovetteville
Otho Spring
Emory Frye
Waverly Wa
Nanna Frye
Fort Belvoir
Carter
H C Frye
F O Minter
Walter
Roanoke
J B Jennarge
Local notes from Westminster and nearby areas
Community snippets list residents and visitors in Westminster, Dennings, Taneytown, and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Roland Craw mer, Mrs Walter Crawmer, Mrs Walter Cook, Mrs Laurence Foutz, Mr Walter Crawmer, Mr Harvey Rickles, Mrs Wm. Sipes, Rev. Mr. uds, Mrs Catharine Reynolds, Mrs Virginia Myers, Senator and Mrs. Earl Shipley, and families visiting Baltimore and Virginia. A few events noted: a wrist fracture, a fall with bruises, a bedfast recoveries, a death by tick bite, and social visits across local households.
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Westminster Westminster
Roland Crawmer
Eves Dave
Walter Crawmer
Dennin
Walter Cook
F Warfelsburg
Laurence Foutz
Westminster
New Jersey
Harvey Rickles
Asbestos
Wm. Sipes
Sarah Jane Reaver
Virginia
Catharine Reynolds
Virginia Myers
Earl Shipley
Baltimore
Walter Cranmer
Dennings
Roland
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Fred Waring
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