Week At Playgrounds Musical Speak Week Events
Playgrounds announce a week of events themed Musical Speak y Week across parks. Staley Park hosts rhythm band rehearsals, story hour, dancing, and Mother Daughter Tea. Baker Park features talent shows, crafts, square dancing, and a dress-up parade. Mullinix Park lists dramatic play and singing games. Washington Street and East Third Street offer softball, croquet, and rhythm band. Tiny Tot Town runs folk dancing, crafts, and playground sing. Harmon Field schedules rhythm band, games, and track events. Fargrounds features midget softball and treasure hunt. North End Carnival runs Wednesday to Saturday with nightly crafts.
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Staley Park
North End
Baker Park
Mullinix Park
Washington Street
Tuesay
Tiny Tot Town
Harmon Field
Fargrounds
East Third Street
Two Week Summer Swim Classes Planned for Sykesville Area
Plans are complete for two weeks of swimming classes July 10 to 21 at Kramer’s pool in Howard county for Sykesville Eldersburg children. Instruction by the American Red Cross water safety service, with costs shared by the Sykesville Rotary Club Freedom Lions Club and others. Committee in charge includes Frank S Barnes Rev Owen Osborne and Frederick Church.
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Sykesville
Sykesville-Eldersburg
Kramers
Howard County
Water Safety Service
American Red Cross
Horace C. Jeferson
Boy Scouts of America
Philadelphia
Delbert Long
Doris
Linda Kay
Elvan Swegle
Vernon
Dixon, Jil
George F. Howes
Joyce Engle
Irene Steele
Kalamazoo
Mich
Roxanna Steele
Julian T. Owen
Additional incentives for grain storage facilities announced
Maryland PMA announces extended loan availability for constructing farm grain storage and CCC guarantees of occupancy through June 30 1951. The extension follows the 1950 cutoff and aims to relieve carryovers by backing new on and off farm facilities with three year guarantees for new structures and two years for additions. Farmers should contact their local PMA office for details.
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Maryland
Joseph H Blandford
Charman
PMA State Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
PMA
CCC
Blandford
Failure To Halt Strike Returns To Negotiations
Government mediators failed to win full termination of the AFL switchmen strike on the Rock Island system. They reported progress toward averting a nationwide walkout by two other unions. The Switchmen’s Union rejected a third government request to return all strikers to work, saying it will continue its 13 day walkout affecting 8000 miles of Rock Island service. The union offered a “reasonable proposal” to settle with all carriers, though details were not disclosed. The National Railway Mediation Board will forward the proposal as talks with Railroad Trainsmen and Conductor unions proceed. With 200,000 potential strikers, action is tentatively planned after July 13. A general chairmen meeting in Chicago is set for Monday to decide next steps.
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Chicago
AFL
Rock Island
National Cratlwas Mediation Board
Leverett Edwards
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Rock Island Railroad
Maryland requires wild game shipment permits to curb diseases
Baltimore July 7 Maryland will require permits for shipments of live wild birds or mammals into the state to prevent bubonic plague and tularemia outbreaks the emergency regulation followed New Mexico health warnings about infected rabbits and flea or tick carriers the rule mandates permits 60 days in advance with fines from 10 to 30 dollars or 30 days jail for violations other notes include commission changes and leadership updates while a separate item mentions four foot wood intended for pulp mills being bundled for easier lifting
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
New Mexico
Jal
Ernest A Vaughn
Fame
Marsland
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick
Gambill
Lane
A. Gordon Fleet
Jonathan D Longfellow
Salisbury
Harold S. Kolmer
Eroded Maryland Virginia Farmland May Be Reforested
The Forest Service reports thousands of acres on Maryland's Western Shore and Northern Virginia too eroded to crop profitably. Research at Beltsville and Upper Darby explores hybrid poplars and efficient forest regrowth, aiming to show farmers how to profit from well managed woodlots and increase national timber supplies.
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Dencan Scott
United State Forest Service
Maryland
Virginia
Forest Service
Beltsville
Bata
Francis M. Rushmore
Ernest J Schremer
Upper Darby
New England
Residents favor breast as preferred part of fried chicken
An informal poll of six city county residents shows breast as the most popular fried chicken part, with several respondents also liking the wing or all parts equally. Answers listed names and addresses, with two residents explicitly naming the breast.
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Robert Fulton
Brattleboro awards Holstein certificate to 4H member Joe Zeeher
On July 7 Carrol Joe Zeeher of Burkittsville Maryland received a Certificate of Merit and a Junior Membership in the Holstein-Friesian Association of America Brattleboro Vermont. The recognition cites satisfactory Holstein Calf Club work as a 4H member with AML privileges granted except voting.
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Brattleboro
Carrol- Joe IE Zeeher
Burkittsville
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Vermont
B-26s and Red Tank Clash Over Korea Reported
An air battle near Pyooge-tak, 40 miles south of Seoul, saw B-26s strafing and engines firing while both sides claimed losses. Two B-26s and three FS Mustang fighters were reported downed, while ground anti aircraft fire and rockets disabled tanks. North Korean air opposition appeared minimal as Sky Thunder jets targeted rails and bridges around Wonsan and Seoul. A fifth air force communique tallied 22 planes downed on both sides in ten days.
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Tokyo
Bett
Harber
Korea
Pyooge
Seoul
Tovko
Ai Boree
Wonsan
38Th Parallel
Fifth Air Force
Democrats Rally in Bel Air Hear Tydings Speech
About 300 Maryland Democrats meet at Tyddings estate near the Susquehanna River for an annual Bel Air gathering sponsored by the Harford County Women's Democratic Club. Senator Tyddings is expected to discuss not state politics as Governor Lane and running mates are unavailable. Three Lane challengers George Mahoney Stephen Peddicard and Herbert Larrabee plan to attend and speak.
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Bel Air
Maryland
Lane
Tyduags
Harford County
Tydings
Senate
McCarthy
State Department
Formorrow
Hall Hammond
J. Millard Tawes
George P Mahoney
Stephen B. Peddicard
Herbert William Larrabee
Bolton faces sharp shooter bid in U S Army race
William P Bolton a Maryland Democrat qualified to run for the sharpshooter post in the U S Army Second District nomination. He faces Willisle range at Fushimi near here. Stine of the 25th Infantry Division is noted as part of the Bouh Companite Service Company in Japan with the Eighth Army. Clyde F Strine of Frederick Md reports.
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William P. Bolton
U. S. Army
Willisle Range
Fushimi
Here
Sin Boucher
Pfe
Stine
25th Infantry Divis+sion
Japan
Eighth Army
Kyoto
Clyde F, Strihe
East Sixth Treet
Frederick, Md
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J. H. Gambrill, JR
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Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
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Waldale Farm
W. A. Waters
Henderson's Corner
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Harry
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John Shaw
Nellie Orlean Stevens
Orphan's Court
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Edgar T. Stevens
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