Dairymen testify on milk price and association ties
Federal Grand Jury hears from Edgar N. Brawner Chase Dairy director who says his firm buys milk from the Maryland and District of Columbia Milk Producers Association at arm's length since the 1930s except in shortages He notes prices justify supply and claims lowest spread in Washington area Other witnesses include Gardiner of a Maryland dairy and a Leesburg Virginia broker as records are reviewed by the panel
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Maryland
Associae
Edgar N. Brawner
General Fenseee
Chestnut Farm
Chase Dairy
Fhhe
Washington Area
Braaner
Association Ince
Chevy Chase Dairyman
Daires
Io Gardner
Aldorf
Gardiner
Aliik Producers’ Association
Wavicr
Gores
Leesburg
C. Y Stephens
The
Highland Farmsiaux
Paul V. Needling
Ichfield Dairy
Edwood Hal
Milk Products Association
Dictator Claim Sparks Mock Oath Announcement
An odd report quotes a self-styled dictator figure declaring he took a personal oath as President and Commander in Chief amid claims that no real leader remains after Truman's Caribbean vacation. The piece mocks the setup and notes the supposed authority claimed by the figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulias J. Weser Iooks
Tours
Stef
United States
Truman
Caribbean
American Association
Armed Forces
Court News and Marriages in Roanoke Area
Court notices include equity cases like Roderick v Roderick seeking trust jurisdiction. Marriage licenses listed for Strawderman Brill Turbeville Jones Muller Rippeun Gerber Moyers Spitzer Lee Grams Moyers and others. Property deeds show transfers to Walter & Page and others in county records. Council meets today in Baltimore as the Legislative Council begins a two day session and studies the State Berit system law.
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Equity
M. Roderick
Eula
Roderick
Elmer E. Roderick
Licecces
Paul E. Strawderman
Leta M. Brill
Laurel Williesb. Turbeville
Roanoke
Evelyn B. Burner
Luray
Keison E. Jones
West Patrick Street
Alice M Muller
South Market Street
Donald W. Biddinger
Mt Airy
Dorothy G. Rippeun
Libertytown
Kenneth E. Gerber
Sugar Creek
Lena M. Staub
East Sixth Street
This City
Oliver Noble Danner
Hamilton O
Levia Gertrude Enos
Harpers Perry
W. Va
Donald L. Sloan
Apollo
Berna J. Mccintire
Vandergrift
William Otis Spitzer
Harrisonburg
Nancy Evelyn Lee
Fas Church
Robert W Grams
Lombard
Ol, and Lfurel H. Moyers, 18, Wytheville, Va. A. Fred McCreaf
Wearnesboro
Nancy M. Lanehart
Greencastle
Carl A. Myers
Jean A. Readcap
Ballumors
Cora B. Thomas
Walter & Page
Roland E Long
M. Roney
Baltimore
Legislative Council
Women Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held a February 16 meeting at 730 p.m. A brief business session preceded a program led by Mrs. Helen Brandenburg on The Home Mission Task. Guest speaker Mrs. Louise Swartz Marsh from Houston, Texas spoke on The Task of the Unfinished Home Mission. Thirteen members and six visitors attended.
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Vo Mos
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Helen Brandenburg
Dreshua
Home Mission
Austin Angleberger
C. W. Gregory Alrs
Louise Swartz Marsh
Second Baptist Church of
Houston
Texas
Vocabulary lesson on common word usage and pronunciation
The note discusses misused phrases such as ether of the three boxes and either of the two, stresses pronunciation of admirable and granary, and defines synonyms for unavoidable and inevitable. It presents daily word study with Covet defined as a strong wish and cites Ovid’s line We covet what is guarded as context.
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Ian
Ovid
Merit system debate to open veterans' preference discussion
Thursday witnesses include representatives of the Maryland Classified Employees Association as the session focuses on the merit system and veterans' preference. The judiciary budget and finance and corrupt practices committees plan meetings later, while helium for industry and medicine is largely sourced from natural gas wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Classified Employes Association
Judiciary, Budget and Finance, and Corrupt Practices and Elections Committees
William Stone Dies Of Burns In Home Kerosene Mishap
William Stone aged 54 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from burns after a kerosene can exploded in the kitchen of his Mt Pleasant area home on February 25. Witnesses said his stepdaughter Mrs Whitham CC Simms poured kerosene on smoldering embers, igniting the can. Mrs Simms was reported in critical condition. Stone, a Minnesota native and former Waldorf Barracks chef for four months with the Maryland State Police, was a World War I veteran and church member. Surviving are his wife Martha Beard Stone, two stepchildren, a sister in Minneapolis, and two grandchildren with five great grandchildren.
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William Stone
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mt Pleasant
Whitham CC. Simms
Simms
Stone
Minnesota
Birs. Simms
Minneapolis
Minn
Waldorf Barracks
Maryland State Police
Methodist Church
Airs
Martha Beard Stone
Irvine Marshall
Cincinnati
Bert Sylvester
Death notice for relative at 8 East Patrick street
The body is at the funeral home, 8 East Patrick street, where friends may call. Funeral arrangements are to be announced. C. E. Chine and Son, funeral directors.
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East Patrick Street
C. E. Chine and Son
How Dr Edwards Constipated Folks Tablets sold by two drugstores
The ad touts Olive Tablets as mild and gentle and Dove Tablets claiming action on both upper and lower bowels. It promotes complete relief with no grriving and urges readers to buy today with a dated price reference.
Pile Torture Soothed In Few Minutes
Advertising copy touts Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for piles. Claims cooling astringent formula provides itching relief, with riders offering 20 years of trust and low prices for ointment or tube options.
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Peterson
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U.S
Court News
Board of Education
Frederick County
Claude R. DeLauter
Ruth M. Smith
Jona al Shry
Jona NM
Shry
Grace E. Rice
Jona M. Sry Eal
Lorene W. Bowlus
James M. Costas
Harry C. Lawson
Oliver N. Fellowes
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Howard A. Quinn
Paul E Rippeon
Maude C. Black Shook
Eustace W. Barker
Mary Alce Holtzople
Harry R. Ridgely
Edgar C Virts
John L Fairfax
Thomas E Wagaman
Howard R Wagaman
Howard R. Wagaman
Thomas E. Wagaman
Harry J.leichert, Jr
Robert E. Clapp
Albert D Flook, Jr
Harry D Covey
Kirk M. Place
LeRoy L. Holmes
Garey G Taylor
Calvin Hann
Wilbur C. Hargett
Earl F. Hargett
Pleasant Hill
Prague Square
Gottwald
Bammer
Sickie Insigne
Old City Square
Prague
Klement Gottwald
Henes
Gottwal
House Armed Service Subcommittee
Thomas L. Frazer
Adrien
Ayer
Carlos Ogden
San Jose
Ike Frazer
Walter Reed Hospital
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Frederick. MD
NCU
SEARS
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
St.Joseph
James A. van Fleet
U.S. A
Athens
Wiliam G. Livesay
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Conocot Motor Oil
Tor A
Dr Edwards
Acon
Callahan
NORGE
Waffle
Storm & Shipley
Allen’s Cor. Market
2Nd St
Allen
Ibiddie
BABY
Wayland
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