Black and White Show honors dairy champions in Frederick Fair
The annual Holstein Black and White Show at the Frederick Fairgrounds crowned champions led by Mary View Master Posch Rutey as grand champion and Howes Dale Rose Woove as the notable champion ball. Montgomery and Frederick County 4 H and FFA members exhibited dozens of Holsteins across junior and senior classes with judges including Richard Wills of McDonogh School.
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Montgomery and Frederica County
Frederick Fairgrounds
Alle Messer
Garthersburg
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Fredenck County
FFA
Roberta Messer
Thomas Moore
Susan Messer
Joan E. Fry
Edwin R. Fry
Dorothy M. Smith
Sharon Kay Stauffer
Susan B. Smith
Arthur Bowie
Donald L. Leishear
John E. King Jr
Roderick Fontanella
R. Curtis Day
Mary F. Kidz
C. Edward Mercer
George T. Norris
George Douglas
Stauffer
BR. Dudrow
Bruce Savage
J. Franklin King
Robert F. Hope Jr
Pat E. Rhoderich
David Mc Devitt
Austin Putman Jr
Mary E. King
John Messer
Gloria E. King
Betty Leishear
James Clagett
David Lee Baker
John L. King Jr
Sharon B. Stauffer
Wayne Swomler
Edward M. Burdette
Ann Watkins
Harvey E. Clem
David McDevitt
Wayne L. Reeder
Robert Moore
Freddy Wallace
Sue Carroll Adams
Jo Ann Martin
David R. Shafer
Danniel Ifert
Patsy Messer
Johno Messer
Joan L. King
Jdr
George W. Smith I
Richard Snake
University of Maryland
State Tackling Oil Pollution In Bay
State Senate session on Chesapeake Bay pollution calls for intensified education and enforcement. Officials debate who should enforce rules as the U S Coast Guard and Army Corps warn against overloading. McCain to draft a report for the governor after his Europe trip.
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Chesapeake Bay
Senate
Fargel
Russell H. McCaim
McKeldin
U.S Coast Guard
US. Army Corps of Engineers
Edward T. Miller JR
Maryland
McCain
Europe
Ridge Road drainage plan hinges on property rights
Frederick County Engineer O Wilson Runkles warned Ridge Road between Braddock Heights and High Knob needs major drainage work after last Sunday's washout. He said temporary repairs will occur but right-of-way from nearby property owners is required to fully fix the long-standing drainage problems. Chiton Road at U S 40 and 30 A was closed after Sunday’s washout and may reopen by week’s end.
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Braddock Heights
Hgh Knob
Fredenck
O. Wison Runkles
Runkles
Chiton Road
U.S. 40
Rankles
Navy Blimp Delayed By Weather
North Pole bound Navy blimp grounded at Lakehurst as weather delays the Arctic flight. 14 crew stay on two hours notice while Second day dividend news and stock info appear among a mixed Canberra of items from the period.
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New York
United Lakehurst
States Steel Corp
New York State
Arctic
Naval Air Station
Successful Nike Hercules Test Off Florida Gulf
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE Fla AP The Nike Hercules missiles fired at a three second interval streaked about 47 miles from the Gulf test site with 200 spectators watching. The first missile destroyed an FBO drone fighter leading a three drone flight while the second drone passed just in front of the second drone as planned. Telemetry from the sea-miss was sent to Santa Rosa island ground facilities. The drones flew at about 30 000 feet as boosters separated and the missiles leveled off toward the drones. TO BE HONORED Joseph H Tomlinson Jr will be guest of honor at a Candlelight Lodge dinner in Catonsville Md upon his retirement after fifty three years with the State of Maryland.
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Eglix Air Force Base
Fla
Gulf
Santa Rosa Island
Joseph H. Tomlinson Jr
Springfield State Hospital
Candlelight Lodge
Catonsville
Maryland
Tomlinson
Department of Health
Springfeld Hospital
Dunies Ic
Administrative change at hospital names chief officer
The text notes that after the death of two superintendents, the hospital's top admin role shifted to the administrative officer and by 1935 Dr Hosea McAdoo served as Superintendent while the title Administrative Assistant was given to Mr Tomunson.
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Hosea McAdoo
Tomunson
Bat freezes to death in woman's empty fridge incident
Mrs. Charles P. Schreck in Lancaster Pennsylvania found a bat inside her home after it entered through a kitchen window. She turned off lights and opened the fridge. the bat spied the light, flew in, and later froze to death when the door was opened again. She cleaned the fridge and returned to bed.
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Catcher Lancaster
Charles P. Schreck
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Lebanon
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East Patrick Street
Better Homes Equip. CO
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SAE
Walter Snow
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North Market St
Phone Monument
Jefferson
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Jefferson, Md
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Milt Grant
Hagerstown
Yellow
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