New Potatoes and Fresh Produce Highlight Lent Specials
AP Food Review notes California and Florida produce rated good buys including new potatoes carrots broccoli cabbage onions and greens with Florida celery pears from Oregon and Washington apples reasonably priced. Lent brings fish and eggs cheaper while beef remains common with roasts and ground beef featured. Poultry prices rise slightly. a local 4-H girls club meeting covers plans and activities.
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California
Florida
Idsho
Pascal Celery
Oregon
Washiester
Cherimoya
Associated Press
Martha Dintture Department
Fai
Ruth Rush
G Erman
Jacobs Ladae
Long Island Ralses Council
Aries Crops
Arizona
Calif
Aries
Frederick High School
Jean Swomiley
Donna Buckey
Walkersville
Mardi Gras Social at St John’s Center Draws Colorful Crowd
Frederick residents enjoy a Mardi Gras dance at St John’s school hall with Clark Sheetenheim’s orchestra. Prizes go to Mrs Burton Creager for best Colonial pirelle and Richard O’Connor for best Scottish Highlander. Event features costumed participants and a cakewalk as Youth Fellowship plans a meeting.
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New Orleans
Frederick
Si John’s School Hall
Clark Sheetenheim
Burton Creager
Richard O'Connor i
Austin Hoke
Peine
Courcu
Mary Frances Warner
Karl Persichetti
Williams
All Brown
Lucile Dixon
Utica
Edward D. ‘Farnsworth
Birthdays, church events mark Creagerstown notes
Mrs Lenn ie Kolb celebrates a birthday on the 7th. Preston Kolb Eugene and Glenn Lare Lewis Plummer attended a Mt St Marys basketball game Monday night. Mrs George Ramsburg, recently ill, can go out again. Clarence Brachey served as acolyte at St Johns Lutheran at 9 15 service on the 3rd. Friday night at 8 Utica hosts World Day of Prayer with area church groups. Miss Ruth Stull tracks events in the area.
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Creagerstown
Ralph H. Grinder
Lennie Kolb
Preston Kolb
Eugene
Glenn Lare
Lewis Plummer
Mt. St. Mary’s
George Ramsburg
Clarence Brachey
St. John’s ‘Lutheran Church
Utica
Ruth Stull
Angry White Men Attack One of Own
Lamar Weaver, a white steel worker and vocal advocate for racial integration, escaped a mob attack at a Birmingham railroad station while defending two Negro ministers and their wife in a white waiting room incident. He was later charged with reckless driving and fined 25 dollars. Weaver planned to testify before a House Civil Rights subcommittee in Washington. The Reverend F L Shuttlesworth was involved in the case.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lamar Weaver
Weaver
Recorders Court
Washington
House
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Untitled fragment on segregation incident at rail station
A disjointed report describes a white group blocking a preboard area at a Birmingham station. The text references the Shuttlesworths and police action lasting hours with escort and segregation themes.
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New York
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