Band Concert Delayed by Rain in Baker Park
Perfect weather for the Fourth gave way to rain and storms that postponed the Baker Park band concert until next Tuesday at 7 30 p m daylight saving time. Fireworks and carnival faced weather threats but proceeded after showers. crowds at Tivoli Theatre free movie exceeded 700 with Legion and Warner Bros sponsorship. Traffic light despite holiday crowds. no serious accidents reported. Fishermen found muddy Monocacy and Potomac. bass catches up after season start. Most shops and banks closed Friday. many plants and farm suppliers also closed.
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Baker Park
Walkersville
Tivoli Theatre
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Warner Bros
Trafic
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fairgrounds
Fred
Mary
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Potomac
Shensacoah
Flat and Harness Racing Separated on Maryland Tracks
Maryland Racing Commission ruled pacers and trotters cannot race on tracks conducting flat racing. Eight dozen applications were filed with sixteen groups seeking licenses, with several proposals for Cumberland Bel Air Bowie Marlboro grounds eliminated. Commission will require new filings and hearings, as facilities at Marlboro were deemed dilapidated and inadequate.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Racing Commission
General Assembly
Cumberland
Bel Air Grounds
Bowie
Marlboro
Commission
Stuart Stanney
Southern Maryland Agricultural Fair Association
Jannet
Southern
Rain Halls Game With Gravs Ahead
Rain Halls Game with Gravs ahead as Ci Softball all stars clash before a holiday crowd in Baker. Five and a half innings saw a home run and early runs, with Grevs taking the lead in the second and third. Opponents scored once in the second on two singles and a passed ball.
DDT Spray Offers Beetle Control Advice
University of Maryland entomologist George Langford recommends a 1 percent DDT spray to kill Japanese beetles and protect fruit, ornamentals, and crops. He notes beetles are emerging in large numbers and urges immediate action using wettable powder or miscible DDT, plus traps and natural enemies, with county coordinators leading local control efforts.
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George S. Langford
University of Maryland
Langford
Bureau of Entomology and
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rom
Ofice
Dr Pepper Team Defeats Irvington in Metropolis Softball
Frederick Dr Pepper team beat Irvington Centre of Baltimore 5-1 at Marshland metropolis Bugle Field. Bax Kehne pitched a near no hitter until two outs in the ninth, two safeties spoiling it. Brandenburg doubled with two on in the fifth to drive in two runs. Kehne and Holland pitched, Glass and Altsewell framed the defense.
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Frederick Dr. Peppers
Irvington Centre
Baltimore
Metropolis
Ares
Bax Kehne
Botslers
Baltimoreans
Brandenburg
E. Dr. Pepper
Irvington
Kehne
Holland
Glass and Altsewell
Hustler Juniors To Attend Ball School
Frederick Hustler Juniors announced they will attend the Brodkirm Dodgers baseball school at Cambridge Maryland from Monday through Wednesday led by Henry Groff. The group, aged 7 to 21, will train under Mickel McConnell, Dodgers chief scout, after telegraphic invitation to Frederick Countians. Donald Brachey left for Greensboro North Carolina for a Class B Piedmont League tryout.
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Frederick Hustler
Brodkirm Dodgers
Cambridge
Henry Groff
Mickel McConnell
Donald Brachey
Greensboro
N.C
Barley Loan Urgency From Corn Shortage Warned
Maryland farmers urged to use barley loan and purchase agreement under the AAA program due to possible corn shortage. State director Joseph H Blandford noted storms and feed shortages may shrink corn output, making barley savings and price increases important. The loan offers 1.41 dollars per bushel for No 1 barley in Baltimore with a April expiration, and storage charges affect repayment. The purchase option permits government purchase at support price via a 4A certificate, with holders able to hold the certificate.
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AAA
Joseph H. Blandford
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Maryland
Toa Pivision
Baltimore
Arr Weder
Local Farmer Discusses Crop Sales and Storage Options
Mr Blandford notes farmers face choice between minimum price and higher sale for feed, with storage loans or purchase agreements possible at local AAA offices after July 7. The discussion highlights flexibility in marketing grain and securing financing through official channels.
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Blandford
Public Auction Sale of Dairy Farm and Frederick County Real Estate
A public auction conducted by J Henry Adams and Truman Franklin Auctioneer offers 40 to 70 acres with dairy facilities, a seven room home, water system, barn, crib, tools, and a tractor on a Maryland farm on Saturday at 1 PM. The sale also includes a separate Frederick County lot on Patrick Street, No 1, fronting 25 feet, running 260 feet back to a boundary, with a brick 9 room dwelling and prescribed terms including a $1500 deposit. The event is authorized by the court and posted for public sale with details in the court records.
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J . Ea
J. Henry Adams
Charlies E Frail
Agnes Schiexr
Frederck Coun
Orcer
Agnes Schley
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphan's Court
East
Patrick St. Frederick
Singer
RCA
Newton A. Fulton
Frederic County
Orphans Court
Sad County
Howe Dear
Frederick
Prederch County
Mand
Newton & Fulton
Poulton Avenue
Walkersville
Marchand
Stauffer
Dalton Venne
H. Clay
T. H
Fulton Avenue
Marybind
Shuffer
Calinon Avenue
Episcopal Chapel
Clarence E. Wolfe
Dublin Road
Baltimore
Glade Valley
Henry Clay Fulton
Woodsboro
Charles W. Ross
William Brown
Board of Education
Newton Pulten
Fohn
Woodshore Continental Road
Woodshoro
J.B. C
Ebecca Smith
Newton
Fulton
Foelia
Resurfacing Of Streets In Frederick City Plan
The Mayor and Aldermen heard from City Engineer WR Walter that parts of West Church, West Second and West Third streets may be resurfaced this summer or early fall. Frederick City will receive about 5000 from the State under a new revenue plan to fund the project. Walter was authorized to proceed, seek bids, and prepare a project plan to determine the exact area to be covered and discuss a possible airport expansion.
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West Church
West Second
West Third
WR Walter
Walter
Frederick City
neaAterard Save
Patrick Iesis
Airport project talks tied to master plan outcomes
Discussion set in Baltimore Monday with Thomas B Bradford CAA engineer on rehabilitation of the air facility as part of a master plan. If approved, bids will be advertised. Bourne staff foresee four months to complete airfield work with weather and hire factors considered.
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Thomas B Bourne
Aldesuen
Securador Federator
Matehir
Method of Sale for Frederick County Parcels
Parcel Nos 1 to 6 offered under a mixed auction plan with separate bids and a combined sale. Reserve prices set for each parcel, with final sale decision based on highest total price. Cash payment due day of sale or ratification, deposits specified per parcel, taxes and transfer costs borne by purchasers. year 1947 rates apply with adjustments July 1 1947.
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Gibson Island
Jersey
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
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