Assault Case Ends with Not Guilty Verdict in Ladiesburg
Mrs Charles Dessier Wagner of Ladiesburg was found not guilty by Magistrate Edward J Smith in Police Court Friday night on charges of assault and profanity against Miss Constance D Smith. Witnesses testified to blows and threats, while Wagner claimed no violence and noted conflicts with neighbors over road access and livestock.
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Dessie"” Wagner
Ladiesburg
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Edward J Smith
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Smith Farm
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Middle Alley
Breadbasket Outlook From Farm Labor to War Demands
Phil Stong analyzes how conservation and farm efficiency shape U S food production during wartime. He highlights expansion plans by Secretary Wickard, projected growth in corn soybeans and pork, regional strengths in the Breadbasket, and the need to sustain farmers against erosion while meeting national needs.
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NEA Service
Wickard
AAA
Iowa
California
Eight-Point Plan Aimed at Boosting Milk Output
Walter D Bromley of the Frederick Production Credit Association backs an eight-point program to raise dairy production for the war effort. The plan urges abundant pasture and temporary crops, ample hay of 400 to 500 pounds per cow, twoand a half tons of silage per cow, cow conditioning, rest, adequate feeding, balanced rations, and adjusted grain. The association has already issued dairy loans totaling 400000 this year.
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Food For Freedom
Walter D Bromley
Frederick
War Food Administration
Bromley
Frederick Production Credit Association
Officer Exonerated And Returns To Duty
City Patrolman Norman T Trump returned to regular duty Friday after being exonerated by the Police Commission on a charge of conduct unbecoming an officer. The commission held a three hour hearing last Friday and testimony was heard from numerous witnesses. Police officials said they were notified Thursday of his reinstatement. No statement had been issued by the Commission. Also noting that about 25 percent of every dollar spent on motion pictures goes to salaries of the casts.
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Norman T Trump
Trump
Hay Budget For Dairymen Delays Milk Production
Dairymen must budget hay carefully to maintain milk output through fall and winter. Plan for tighter hay land use this year, cut hay at the right time, and handle it properly to keep herds producing milk.
Replevin Suit Over 1937 Ford Sedan Filed in Circuit Court
Ray L Cnder filed a replevin suit in Circuit Court seeking return of a 1937 Ford sedan. He alleges Marion George Whitman unlawfully holds the vehicle at 618 North Market Street, with attorney Richard E Zimmerman representing the complainant.
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Pinch Blossoms From First Year Berries
College Park June 11 Home s gardeners growing first strawberry plants should pinch off all blossoms this spring says A F Vierheller of the University of Maryland extension service. Newly planted everbearing varieties may set blossoms after mid July. About a month from blossom to fruit, shallow cultivation is advised to control weeds. As runners form place new plants where wanted and pull soil over runners to hold them. if crowded, trim runners.
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Home
F Vierheller
Maryland Extension Service
Vierheller
Proper berry planting technique and fertilizing tips
Careful experiments show rows 12 to 18 inches wide with plants spaced 4 to 6 inches apart yield more good berries. Fertilizer may best be applied in September, as plants store nutrients to strengthen next year’s buds. Spring fertilizing may cause soft berries.
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Vierheller
Cuban Navy Claims Sinking German Submarine Off Cuban Coast
The Cuban Naval Ministry announced that Cuban forces sunk a German submarine in a battle off the Cuban north coast near Havana. Officially, Navy Minister Aristides Sosa De Quezada claimed Cuban patrols along the 2,000 mile coastline. The Navy also received 10 patrol chasers from the United States for use in the West Indies.
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Aristides Sosa de
Credit to Farmers for War Production Effort and Community Action
Frederick County farmers receive praise for tackling production challenges amid war. Reports note dedication on the farm front, the value of soil conservation and superphosphate use on hay and pastures, and a strong example of neighbor cooperation in plowing and planting after a tractor fire.
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Frederick County
Padye
Bortttizglon
Egg Production Must Be Kept At Full Capacity
Federal guidance requires egg production to stay at full capacity to aid the war effort. University of Maryland poultry experts urge efficient feeding and flock management, including culling nonlaying birds and using noon feeds to prevent summer slump. They note milk and eggs take precedence if feed is scarce, and advise artificial lighting for yearlong laying.
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Summer Pest Control Advice for Poultry Birds
The article notes hot weather boosts lice and mites and harms egg production. It advises inspecting birds and roosts, applying sodium fluoride to birds for lice, and painting roosts with carbolineum to control infestations. It emphasizes prevention through monitoring and chemical treatment during late summer and early fall.
Speeding the motor before ignition is useless
In modern cars the practice of revving the engine just before turning off the ignition to ease the next start is ineffective and unnecessary.
Huge Farm Bill Passes Senate in Bitter Debate
The Senate approved an $875 million farm bill after five days of heated debate and a failed attempt by Bankhead to add a modified vetoed provision. The vote 37 to 36 sent the measure back to the House as opponents warned of inflation and political risk tied to labor and soil conservation programs. The Naval Air Transport Service operates several hundred planes over thousands of miles of routes.
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D-Ala
John L Lew
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