Moves To End Meat Shortage
The Associated Press reports Secretary Wickard announced a plan to relieve meat shortages by boosting pork processing at small plants, lowering pay prices for lease-tend pork in the Midwest and East, and creating a subsidy system for distressed packers. The move aims to widen margins for processors and lower live hog prices, with further notes on beef shortages and distribution pressures across multiple cities.
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Associated Press
Wickard
Department of Agriculture
Midwest
East
U. 3
Leon Henderson
Atlanta
Hutcheson Southeast Food Representave
OPA
Army Quartermasters Corps
Boston
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Albany
Syracuse
G Houses
Baltimore
Rochester
Henderson
American Meat Institute
Various local visitors and social events around Baltimore area
A series of social calls and visits in Taylorsville and nearby towns include Mr and Mrs O T Borhman, Miss Mae Franklin, Rev and Mrs Lloyd Davis, the Byers and Barnes families, Oliver Price, and several others. The Homemakers Club plans a picnic on Tuesday July 28 at 2 pm. several residents attend church activities, and health issues touch several: Thomas Byers ill, Verte Pickett confined, and Mrs Edward Burdette recently bedridden. The Montgomery Circuit parsonage is to be dedicated Sunday afternoon.
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Taylorsville
O T Borhman
Baltimore
E A H Barnes
Mae Franklin
Rose Franklin
Oliver Price Frederick
Howard Price
Lloyd Davis
Hunter. Arnold
Annabelle Arnold
Arnold
Thomas Byers
E A H Barnes Wu
Frank Byers
Mary Byers
Austin Barnes
Franklin
J . Navi
Lillie Lou Naill
Homemakers Club
Iiles Pare
C M Walker
Rys Upper Byess
Thomas Byere
Allen Moore
Puckett
Ridgville
Roby Fleming
Virginia Snipley
Sheabeth Barnes
James Condon
Truman Barnes
Roland Gosnell Jr
Quintin Gunn
Philadelphia
Starley Knot
Sikesville
James Knot
Verte Pickett
Phiin Comtirs
John McElfresh
Browningsville
Epworth
Stewart Walker
League
Mary Ella Burdette
Lrs
Edward Burdette
Montgomery
Browningsville Picnic Held At local Methodist Grounds
Browningsville will hold its annual picnic Saturday on the grounds of the Browningsville Bethesda Methodist Church. Misses Ruth Beall Catherine Beall Joyce Day Helen Beall Esther Beall Betty Beall Ruth Watkins Eunice Walker and Messrs Stewart Walker John Beall Howard Beall Harold Watkins Rudell Beall with Ivan Lawson represented the Browningsville Epworth League in singing for the Young People of the Richardson Memorial Church Wednesday evening. The Womens Society of Christian Service at Browningsville Bethesda Methodist Church will
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Browningsville
Browningsville- Bethesda Methodist Church
Ruth Beall
Catherine Beall
Joyce Day
Helen Beall
Estrer
Beall
Betty Beall
Ruth Watkins
Eunice Walker
Messrs
Stewart Walker
John Beall
Howard Beall
Harold Watkins
Rudell
Ivan Lawson
Epsworth League
Richardson Memorial Church
Womens Society of Christian Service
Bethesda Methodist
Cowech
Local Socials and Club Meeting Notes
Mr Pleasant and Mr Charles E Bruches of Chestnut Grove visited Ang Monath and Mrs Mollie Nusbaum hosted guests including Mrs Hartley. The Barnes and Hamilton families shared Sunday visits with relatives at Chestnut Grove and Red Lion Penn locations. Altic Ecker of Hanover visited Greenberry Ecker’s home with Richard Allison and Anna Allison. The Faithful Bible Class of St Marks Lutheran Doubs met at Mrs Dudley Wright’s home with nine members and eight visitors. Josephine De Lastier led with prayers and group singing. August 4 is set for the next gathering at Mr Raymond Basford’s home. Sugar production news notes a rise from 830,009 tons in 1917 to 1,890,000 tons in 1910.
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Pleasant
Charles E Bruches
Chestnut Grove
Ang. Monath
Mollie Nusbaum
Clarence E Hartley
Raymond Barnes
Patss
Nea
Fredeck
Barnes
Mhs
Charles
Bruches
Chestnut Gaus
Mirs Gilmore
Hamilton Ard
Austin
Edward M Hamilton
New Pans
Robert Herbst
Red Lion
Norman Herbst
William Portiss
Wayne
Linder Hills
Orville Grabill
Baltimore
James G Herbst
Altic Ecker
Hanover
Greenberry Ecker
Richard Allison
Anna Allison
Melis
Regula
St Marks Lutheran Church
Doubs
Dudley Wright
Preston Willard
Tne
Josephine de Lastier
Ruth Lowaine Cook
Carlos Specht
Josephine le Laute
Beth- Jenem
Ruth Lorraine Cook
Raymond Basford
Trial Magistrate for Frederick County Official Profile
The speaker identifies as a current Trial Magistrate for Frederick County and an attorney for the Frederick County License Commissioner. They also serve as Regional Attorney for the United States Employees Compensation Commission, covering the Western part of Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Northern West Virginia.
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Frederick County
United States Employees Compensation Commission
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
No Opposition To Three Council Seats
Ernest Le Main former Brunswick Councilman and three time unsuccessful May candidate filed his candidacy on Thursday to seek the four council seats this year. Incumbents Paul J. Moler William Cruce and Stanley To Virts face no opposition in their wards, while Bowdoin’s resignation opens a one year mayoral race with three candidates W E Dixon John H Moore and Millard Keller. The Mayor and Council meet tonight to appoint election judges.
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Ernest le Main
Brunswick
Main
Coungimnen E E Bawets Sr
Max
Alfred Manus
Une
Paul J. Moler
William Cruce
Stanley
Ecounetl
Bow
Ium
W. E Dixon
John H Moore
Millard Keller
Prize Winners In Handicraft Show Bahel Park
Prizes awarded in twelve classifications at Bahel Park handicraft show on Wednesday afternoon. Winners include Anna Ruth Grove for Novelty Plates, Sarah DeGrange for Nut Dishes, Robert Wister for Scrap Booklets, Skip Dor-Sev for Pins, Robert Gouker for Sawdust Craft, Rain Tuelor for Puppets, Wary Jo Spigelmine for Raffia Work, Les Lachard for Woodcraft, Kevie Wisner for Spatter Painting, Henry Stull for Yatn Dolls, Booby Engle for Pin Cushions, Doris Tregening for Walt Plaques, and Grayson Crummit for a puzzle.
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Bahel Park
City Playground
Helma Hann Bowers
Anna Ruth Grove
Cait
Kevie Wisner
Henry Stull
Booby Engle
Walt
Doris Tregening
Reed
Margaret Mulcahey
Grayson [ Crummit
iPosts 8500 Bond for Robert E Haris in Bastardy Charge
Robert E Haris, a colored man, was released on bond after arrest Sunday by state police sergeant Walter K May on charges of bastard. The charges were filed by Lottie Lore, a colored woman from Greenfield.
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Robert E Haris
Airy
Iband
Sun- Me T
Aett
Walter K May
Lottie Lore
Greenfield
Standing Committees Named by State Firemen's Association
The State Firemen's Association announced its standing committees during a Baltimore convention. Capt Smith named executive and auditing panels and a broad slate including Frederick Bowie, Nebron Spencer, Joe Prychard, and Simon Clopper. A coordinator was to be appointed to finalize the panel after John F. McNulty resigned during the recent gathering.
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Fo Doster Smith
South
Baltimo
Maryland Council Defense
Valuntee
OCD
Capt Smith
Noah Dode Bowie
WB Storm
Frederick T Culver
Nebron Spencer
Brown Sands
Virbhaty Geer
John F. McNulty
Linthuwun Heights
RAF Cadet Training Program Shifted Home
Washington reports that RAF cadet training at U S Army air fields will move to bases in the British Dominions to expand enrollment as American training accelerates. The plan, announced in London and Washington, aims to shift capacity to Dominions while Britain builds its own training, with initial targets of 4000 navigators and 7000 pilots in the first year.
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Washington
Britain
America
Royal Air Force
U.S Army Air Fields
Berti
RAF
London
War Department
Dominions
No Sinkings Reported In Western Atlantic In 24 Hours
The Associated Press notes no Allied or neutral cargo ships were sunk in the western Atlantic yesterday by enemy submarines. It marked over a month with a full day without merchant vessel losses. The Shock and Hows reunion was cancelled for the duration.
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Cairo
Mediterranean
Associated Press
Atlantic
US Navy
Heavy Rains Swell Northern Streams Near Frederick
Reports from Frederick area residents describe heavy rainfall swelling the Monocacy River and its tributaries. Streams overflowed banks, causing washed-out roads and damaged bridges in places, though no serious damage or injuries were reported.
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Frederick Tan
Mor
Frederick City
Three From Here To Become State Policemen
Frederick residents were approved Thursday and ordered to report August 3 to the State Police Headquarters at Pikesville for intensive training before duty. Names include Bruchey Hollie and James M Simmons. Bruchey resigns from Frederick City Police. others reportedly disqualified for being overweight.
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Frederick
Pikesyvde
Baltimore Tiederick
Drive
Migratory Laborers To Aid Shore Farmers
Federal state and farm bureau officials outline a plan to hire 4000 migratory laborers for the Eastern Shore to prevent crop losses. Gov Connor agrees to seek state defense funds to cover about 10000 for transportation, with six counties sharing costs. John J Corson cites available federal funds and pledges manpower, while county farm reps prepare a share expense proposal for each affected county.
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Annapolis
Farm Bureau
Carolinas
Virginia
Conor
State Defense Council
Countes
Mars Land Farm
John J Corson
United States Employment Service
Carne
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Dorchester
Caroline
Talbot
Reach
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Meyer Grace
Channing D. Liptot
Shield Face
Los Angeles
Lous B Mazer
Mr. Pleasant
Armust
U Ved S.aie
War Production Board
D & & Maré Coal
al Tinity Coal Tee Sutvel
A. C. Palmer
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
District of Columbia
Sylvia Sherby
Washington, D. C
West College Terrace
Frederick, Maryland
Manuel M. Weinberg
State Firemen’s Association
Statutley
Frederick Clciman
WN Freemans Association
Com Chemu
Glen Wale A
Ts Wee
National Beer
National
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National Brewing CO
Bailey Goss
WBAL
WJSV
J. Austin Whitehill
West Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Mothera
Momyhreya
Humphreys
Trin
Liberty Finance Corporation
Market Street
Feederiek
WM. KR
Slemmer
Quaker City
North Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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