Goldsborough Seeks Unorthodox Cure for Economy at Graduation
In Chestertown on June 12, Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough urged trying something unorthodox to steady the economy amid Marxist critiques of capitalism. Speaking to Washington College graduates, he recalled a 1997 inflation plan and warned that depressions and wartime offenses show orthodox solutions fail. He earned an honorary law degree. Maryland Public Service Commission chair John H Hessey was named outstanding alumnus.
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Chestertown
T. Alan Goldsborough
United States District Court For Washington
Washington College
Congress
Goldsborough
John H. Hessey
Maryland Public Service Commission
Fred G. Livingood
No Children Killed Going To From School
Statement by Corporal Peek notes progress of Montgomery County Safety Patrol. PTA meeting at Portesville School discusses patrol work, officer installation, and x ray survey from 1949. Officers for 1949 1950 named. senior class and commencement set at Poolesville High School. Lions Club delegates to District 22 convention announced in Atlantic City.
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Montgomery County
Charles Peek
Safety Patrol
P.ta
Portesville
Corporal Speck
Gorman Joe Butler
Jeanne Wright
Montgomery County Tuberculosis Association
Gorman Lee Butler
Poolesville
Sara Horine
Henry White
Marion Baughman
Harry C. Rhodes
Association
Paul E. Paxton
Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Lions International
Atlantic City
N. J
Prates
Wm. D. Powell
Reuben Bair
Ernest Efoner
Kent Nicodemus, Jr
Walter Culler
Contracts Awarded By Carroll School Board Westminster
At the June Carroll County Board of Education meeting all members were present and contracts were signed for additions at Westminster High School and Uniontown school. The board reviewed architects' sketches for additions at Taneytown Johnsville and Winfield, approved library book aid, and noted progress on additions at Sykesville Mt Airy Westminster and the Robert Motion colored school. District and other scholarships were awarded to several students including Betty Stam baugh Marion Martin Dorothy Sawyer Virginia Bond Almar Forthman Carl Snyder Charlotte Bonneville June Lambert Margaret Puls Clyde Grimes Lois Ohler Chester Ball June Graf Sarah Ruth Hering Dennis Boyle and more. Resignations were accepted for Katherine Hurst Sylvia Potter Evelyn Scott Janeva Henline Elmer Wolfe Jane Bowen Frances Brown Virginia D Reese Geraldine Groft Betty Reindollar. A contract was awarded to Westminster Hardware Co for sewage disposal work at Sykesville school and W H Louthan Doubs won the Manchester school plumbing and heating bid of 6525.
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Westminster
Carroll County Board of Education
Westminster High School
Uniontown School
Taneytown
Johnsville
Winfield
Sykesville
Mt. Airy
Robert Motion
Western Maryland College
Betty Stambaugh
Marion Martin
Dorothy Sawyer
Myers
Virginia Bond
Woolerys
Almar Forthman
Freedom
Carl Snyder
Manchester
Charlotte Bonneville
June Lambert
Margaret Puls
New Windsor
Clyde Grimes
Mount Airy
Lois Ohler
Middleburg
Chester Ball
Franklin
June Graf
Sarah Ruth Hering
Dennis Boyle
Berrett
Katherine Hurst
Sylvia Potter
Hampstead
Evelyn Scott
Janeva Henline
Elmer Wolfe
Jane Bowen
Frances Brown
Virginia D. Reese
Geraldine Groft
Sykesville High School
Betty Reindollar
Manchester High School
Westminster Hardware Company
Sykesville School
W. H. Louthan
Doubs
Damascus Meets Hustlers Here Wednesday Night
Damascus and Hustlers collide at McCurdy Field in the opening game of a three game series. Montgomery County club manager Guy Watkins brings top players from Damascus Laytonsv ille area as both teams showcase pitching strength and seek victory after recent league showings.
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McCurdy Field
Damascus
Hustler
Guy Watkins
Montgomery County Club
Damascus-Laytonsvuille
Rockville
Montgomery
Binks Delauter
Joe Rhoderick
Gaithersburg
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Hustlers
Prince Georges A. C
The
Royals
Norbeck
Production Controls on Wheat Forecast Likely in 1950
Washington June 13 An official forecast today of a near record wheat crop this year virtually assured a return to production controls in 1950. Controls could be acreage planting allotments or a combination of allotments and marketing quotas. Quotas would be more restrictive due to greater penalties. A decision by Secretary of Agriculture Brannan is expected possibly next week. Marketing quotas need two thirds of growers voting in a nationwide referendum. allotments do not require approval. The crop reporting board put this year's wheat at 1.336987 million bushels, about 24 million above last month and within 31.9 million of the 1947 record. No corn forecast. planting nearly complete by June 1, slightly ahead of normal. AT BOYS' STATE Damascus High School juniors Arnold Woodfield George Woodfield Jr Harold Mulliinix Jr and Herbert King were chosen to attend Boys State at Bainbridge Naval Training Station from June 26 to July 5. Eligibility requires completion of junior year. They will study government operation and service.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Departments Crop Reporting Board
Arnold
George Woodfield, Jr
Harold Mulliinix, Jr
Herbert King
Damascus High School
Naval Training Station
Bainbridge
Recitals by Harold Yarrell to be Held at Winchester Church
Harold Reeves Yarrell organist and choir director announces two pupil recitals at Market Street Methodist Church Winchester Va Tuesday June 14 at 3 pm featuring junior pupils from the Winchester area with representation from Frederick Wolfsville Myersville and Charles Town W Va. An 8 pm program will present advanced adult pupils. In Arizona Private First Class Jackie M Brown 18 son of Mr and Mrs Earl M Brown Thurmont Md has been assigned to Davis Monthan Air Force Base Tucson after enlisting Aug 2 1948 and completing the Automotive Equipment Technician course he will serve as auto mechanic at the base.
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Harold Reeves Yarrell
Magnolia Avenue
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Market Street Methodist Church
Winchester
Frederick
Wolfsville
Myersville
Charles Town
W Va
Arizona
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Jackie M. Brown
Earl M. Brown
Thurmont
Maryland
Fort Warren
Wyoming
Brown
Air Force
Davis Monthan
Farm Program Changes Seen In Des Moines Meeting
Anxious to build on 1948 election gains Midwest Democratic leaders reserved the right to propose changes in the Truman administration Brannan farm program. Secretary Charlies F Brannan and other chieftains arrived for a two day conference with 16 midwestern state leaders to plan strategy for next years congressional campaign. The aim is to win another corn and wheat belt victory as Republicans plot to regain farm strongholds. James C Quigley said the group would judge the plan after hearing the secretary. Also arrest reports: William Ingram and Betty Redinger held overnight for loitering and investigation.
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Des Moines
Truman
Brannan
Farm Belt Party
Secretary of Agriculture
Charlies F. Brannan
Congress
James C. Quigley
Nebraska
Democratic Midwest Conference of States
Man Hurt In Fall Saturday On Monrovia Farm
John Gorman, 44, of Monrovia, suffered a fractured left arm and pelvis after falling from a hay truck while unloading on Charles F. Wilcom’s farm near Monrovia. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with serious injuries. initial relief followed by a collapse.
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John Gorman
Monrovia
Charles F. Wilcom
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gorman
Wicom
New Hearing Device Without Visible Receiver Button
Chicago residents hail an invisible hearing device named Phan tomoid that delivers clear sound without a worn ear receiver. The Belton company offers a free brochure and home test no risk, addressing deafness and the appearance of deafness.
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Chicago
Ill
Belton
Dept
19Th St
Beltone
Boy Drowns At Estate Pool In Owings Mill
On June 12 Michael Dragon eight drowned while swimming at an estate visited with his mother Mrs. Drury Dragon. Police found his body in the pool’s deep section in trunks. Dr. Palmer Williams estimated his death occurred less than an hour earlier.
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Owings Mill
Michael Dragon
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Sabillasville
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Frederick, Md
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