25 Years As County Agent To Be Marked
Frederick County celebrates a quarter century of County Agricultural Agent Henry R Shoemaker's leadership. From a Middletown vocational teacher to a trusted adviser he helped improve farming methods, develop dairy herds, organize farm groups, and lift living standards while earning the affectionate nickname Old Shoe.
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Frederick County
Middletown
Middletown High School
Henry R Shoemaker
Reyangier
Public sale of West Frederick County land near Middletown
The undersigned offers for sale a tract west of the public road from Warmong to Eulerinn in Frederick County. Conveyed land was part of a parcel to Frank D Baker and Julia M Baker, recorded in bond and land records. Property contains an acre more or less, near churches and stores, inspectable before sale. Terms are cash with a deposit due on sale day. balance on delivery of a good deed. James H Baker owner.
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Harmony
Predpack
Middletown
Warmong
Eulerinn
Frank D Baker
Julia M Baker
Hezekiah
Summers Charlies H Summers
Eva M Gilbert
Anna Ro
Frederick
James H Baker
Lickaville
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles A. Shry
Allian H. Shry
Helen L. Shry
Sharetta Oland
Folin
Helena
Shry
Hobson's Choice
Bunker
Tickaville
Helen J. Shry
Grover L. Michael
Kathrene R. Michael
Not Guilty On Charges Involving Assault And Traffic
Cecil Davy of near Pootesville was found not guilty of assault and battery by Magistrate M Weinberg. Merrit Price accused him for July 16, resulting in a cut on Price’s arm. Several traffic cases followed, including two drivers guilty for Route 40 collision near New Market and Frederick on July 7. Guy Rea paid $1 and costs for stopping on a brow. James Welly fined $10 and tests for reckless driving. Sidney Jones of Baltimore cited for dangerous driving on Route 340 July 18 and fined $50. Earl K Hoffman of Francis Sentt Key Hotel guilty of improper passing, but fine suspended. Dewey Crummitt not guilty of signaling, friend Robert Burgess fined $5 for parking. Collateral forfeitures listed for several drivers. All arrests by Troopers Mutchner, Whitney and Lit May.
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Cecil Davy
Pootesville
Peoples Court
Manuel M. Weinberg
Davy
Merrit Price
Hyattstown
Price
New Market
Frederick
Guy Rea
Pittsburgh
James Welly
Baltimore
Rea
Welly
Whitney
Sidney. Jones
George E. Bonnell
Bonnell
Feageville
State Police
Steiner's Hill
Whitney Jones
Weinberg
Earl K. Hoffman
Francis Sentt Key Hotel
H. B. O'Brien
Hoffman
Charles McC. Mathias
Jr Dewey S. Crummitt
East Fourth Street
Robert Burgess
Crummitl
George ©. Himmelwright
Eckhart Mines
R. L. Reed
Middletown
Mutchner
Whitnry
Lit
May
Food Business Not Hoarding in Sugar Stockpiling Debate
U S Department of Agriculture reports large food manufacturers show no unusual sugar hoarding as fears rise over wartime demands. Officials note spring stock levels were kept lower, with anticipated demand drops not materializing. Postwar output projections and Cuba imports influence the outlook, while fats and detergent industry growth shift markets away from animal fats and toward vegetable oils.
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New York
U. S. Department of Agriculture
George Dice
Amys
Dice
Agriculture Department
Cuba
Soapless Detergents From Petroleum Can Replace Coconut Oil
The article notes that detergents can be made from petroleum derivatives like benzine or kerosene instead of coconut oil from the Philippines. It discusses improved world crop conditions, the strong dollar enabling global food purchases, and warns that public hoarding could trigger large advance buying by manufacturers. Grocery chains resist expanding deliveries, while A P stores maintain daily ordering and inventories to curb hoarding and hold prices.
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Philippines
Department of Agriculture
Paul S. Willis
The
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Safeway
Western Hemisphere Names in Official Titles
A discussion notes the error in initiating a date inquiry by asking about Saturday plans. It contrasts a proper date request with the flawed approach of probing whether she has plans first. The caption also mentions that three western hemisphere countries include United States in their official names: the United States, Brazil, and Venezuela.
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Washington
Brazil
Venezuela
Maryland price supports for 1980 crops and 1951 wheat allotment
Maryland announces price supports for oats rye and barley with rates 42 cents 1 45 and 1 28 per bushel. garlicy barley 24 cents. loans and purchase agreements through January next year via County PMA offices. Joseph H Blandford notes support protects feed grain supply and producer income. Wheat allotment set at 72 8 million acres for 1951 with no marketing quotas. projected yield about 1 15 billion bushels.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Joseph H. Blandford
PMA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Brannan cites wheat allotment to secure 1981 supply levels
Secretary Brannan explains that a July 1 1981 carryover of 274 million bushels yields a total 1981 82 supply of 1 524 billion bushels under the law. He notes the 1951 acreage allotment aims to ensure abundant supplies and that average yields with carryover will keep the nation in a safe position. He says farmers should plant to the allotments to maintain a strong position and avoid shortages. The report also mentions the Moore barley having a stem that stays stiff until harvest.
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Brannan
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Boyds
Frederick Avenue
Gaithersburg
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Route 15
Fifth Street
Emmert
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Alexander
Ceresville
Church St
Frederick Md
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Luther Knowles
Hard Road
Town
Fred
Washington Market
Grand Stock Farm
Bim St
Murray
Bohn
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