Maryland Garden Pilgrimage Calls Tax Unspeakable
Annapolis June 9 officers of the Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage condemned the Federal amusement tax as unspeakable. They voted 1,000 for restoring two old Easton storefronts and announced record showings with proceeds aiding county and Hammond-Harwood House maintenance and a endowment fund.
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Talbot County
Bumper Crops Are Predicted In June Crop Report
The June crop report from the Agriculture Department forecasts a near record harvest, with total crop production within six percent of last year’s volume. Winter and spring wheat combined are projected at 945 million bushels, a figure below the million-bushel mark for the first time in seven years but still above farmers’ expectations. Corn and soybeans show improved outlook after delayed plantings, with warm weather in recent weeks aiding development. Winter wheat prospects declined slightly, while spring wheat is forecast at about 204 million bushels, helping ensure a stable marketing future for farmers and reducing pressure for a rigid quota. MISS REFP HONORED About 24? attendees at Woodsboro School tea honor Miss Mary K. Repp for 25 years of teaching.
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Brunswick AMVETS to open Music Bowl ceremony with Harold Russell
Brunswick launches a two year planned summer recreation program at Scheer Stadium Monday night with ceremonies and a speech by Harold Hooks Russell National Commander of AMVETS. Russell, RKO star and Best Years Of Our Lives Oscar winner, will attend a dinner at the Key Hotel and be welcomed by local officials and Boy Scouts before addressing the crowd.
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Orgate
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Governor Speaks At Frostburg Finals During Graduation
Frostburg June 9 Governor Lane told 60 Frostburg State Teachers College graduates that only education progress justifies a successful administration He pressed the need for more qualified Maryland teachers and cited 12 new schools under construction plus 141 additions to existing facilities with room for about 76 000 children and 220 new classrooms as support for his claim.
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Taft Advises Graduates To Avoid Government Work
In Ashland Ohio President Taft told 87 graduates at Ashland College to shun government careers as offering little advancement. He urged students to seek paths outside civil service and noted limited growth in such roles.
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Ashland College
Question on Baby-Sitters and hush-money
The inquiry asks whether baby-sitters are people who take hush money. It frames a stereotype about a profession and invites discussion of ethical norms and legality in caregiving roles.
Members of Abortion Ring Pay Their Fines
Westminster June 8 three members of an abortion ring based in Baltimore paid fines after pleading guilty in Circuit Court Thelma C Ensor and Chris C Campbell of Hampstead and Paul T Leather of Baltimore County were fined 1000 each and given three year suspended prison terms for conspiracy Leather was fined 800 with a three year suspended term Others pleaded guilty with fines up to 5000 and Dr Albert MacCrowe dubbed king pin received five years suspended due to risk to his health Campbell was fined 3000 and Miss Ensor 500
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Thelma C. Ensor
Chris C. Campbell
Hampstead
Paul T. Leather
Baltimore County
James E. Boylan, Jr
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Miss Ersor
Campbell
Leather
W. Conwell Smith
Albert MacCrowe
MacCrowe
Smith
Miss Ensor
Bullets Said to Have Set Fire to B 29 in North Sea
US Air Force B 29 bomber was shot down by its own gunner fire during gunnery off Great Yarmouth near Lemon Bank range. Eleven crewmen aboard. four rescued, three bodies recovered, four missing. Captain Henry J. Walsh reported automatic contour fire control failed, enabling bullets to ignite the right engine.
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Truman Sits Beside Coach And Four Driver
In St Louis a lively start to the 35th Division reunion featured former president Harry S Truman riding in a coach and four around Grant Farm. He sat beside the driver as four black horses led the coach past the estate owned by August A Busch. He had just returned from Columbia Missouri where he urged continued aid to free nations resisting Soviet subversion or attack.
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Anheuser- Busch Brewers
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St. Lews
Columbia
Senators Seek White House Access to Forrestal Diary
Republican Senator Knowland urged the Senate to disclose the long-sealed Forrestal diary to shed light on the Amerasia case. The diary, locked since 1948 after Forrestal’s death, may reveal who ordered delays in Amerasia arrests and why. Justice Tom Clark and James K. Vardaman are named in testimony, with conflicting recollections on any go slow order.
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Justice Department
U. S
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McInerney
Creagerstown Farm Sold to Baltimore Pair
George T Keech of Baltimore brokered the sale for Bernard A. Knott and wife of their 8 acre Creagerstown Lewis town area farm to Capt Erle Sod ereen and wife of Baltimore. Formerly Stoulemyer farm near Grove Shyrock Mill along Hunting Creek and the Monocacy. Immediate possession granted. buyers plan extensive improvements and will make it their home.
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George T Keech
Baltimore
Bernard A. Knott
Three Young Airmen Die In Plane's Crash
Norfolk Virginia June 9 A Navy torpedo bomber crashed at sea during anti submarine training 70 miles off Cape Henry killing three airmen. The search ended 14 hours after the crash. Ensign John William Suydam 22 pilot Skokie Indiana wife Eleanor Walsh Suydam Warrenton Virginia Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Barstow Howard Stephens 20 North Conway New Hampshire Aviation Radioman Richard Thornton Francis 20 son of Thornton Francis and Erma Francis North Conway New Hampshire Composite Squadron 24 Norfolk Naval Air Station.
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Skokie
Eleanor Walsh Su
Norbeck Barns Are Destroyed Near Norbeck Farm Fire
Fire on Buck Welch’s Redland road farm near Norbeck destroyed two stock barns Friday evening with an estimated loss over 4500 dollars. Four cattle were saved and two horses escaped after patrons and Gaithersburg and Sandy Spring volunteers battled the blaze starting about 5 45 p m. The flames neared three large outbuildings but were kept from damage by swift help. Two cows were saved and two horses fled to safety. The farmer’s tenant Woodrow Wilson aided by neighbors owned the property. The cause is unknown.
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Redland Road
Pavements on South Market Street Need Repairs
A reader asks for repair of deteriorating sections along South Market Street. The note cites hazardous conditions and urges prompt maintenance to prevent accidents and improve pedestrian safety.
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