Farm Sale Totals Run High in Montgomery County Event
The largest sale of farm stock, equipment, and implements in Montgomery County took place Saturday on the Paul L. Burnette farm near Old Germantown. Total receipts were 18 882 dollars, with all items sold in under five hours despite bad weather. Cattle prices ranged up to 308 per head and machinery fetched strong bids, including a milking machine at 660 and a corn planter at 90. Separate sales at Eldersburg and Union Bridge netted additional totals, with livestock and machinery drawing solid competition from bidders.
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Astory
Montgomery County
Paul L. Burnette
Old Germantown
John W. Null
McNull
Charles T Kemp
Eldersburg
Carroll County
Ignatius
Raymond L Smallwood
Hamilton
Calvin H. Hamilton
Ths
Union Bridge
Glenn Trout
Sterling Blachsien
Raymond E. Kelly
Amen Mae
Harry Danner
Medford
Carroll
Harry Trout
Henry Haines
Robert L Tyler
Tuscarora
Yellow Springs
Charles L. Rie
Marion Rice
Livestock Auction Signals Dairy Slump in Washington County
Hagerstown March 14 dairy cattle hogs horses and colts will be offered for sale in Washington County. Farm auctioneers say increased sales indicate a beginning slump in the county dairy business. Several lines mention large numbers and shifts in farming as labor shortages push farmers from day-to-day operations. A separate note reports OPA ration changes under consideration for canned foods with a potential increase after March 20 pending final readings.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Faeries Cabemene
Warhorsre Sunday Star
OPA
Maryland student teaches bacteriology at alma mater
A University of Maryland student and future graduate, Hoffmaster, works while finishing a BS in March and plans to teach bacteriology at her prospective alma mater. Daughter of Mrs. G Hoffmaster of Frederick, she previously funded education by work at the US Research Laboratory Beltsville.
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Muss Hoff Mao
Bismick
University of Maryland
Mar
US Research Laboratory
Beltsville
G. Hoffmaster
Frederick
Bithswach
Hoffmaster
Brunswick High Schior
Willis to Lead Lipear Book Discussion at Frederick High
Charles W. Willis principal of Frederick High School will lead a public book review at the C Burr Art Library next Friday at 7 30 pm. The session covers Slaves Need No Leaders by Prof Walter M Kaltschnig, who argues education shapes civilized citizens and reconstructs postwar ideas across major nations.
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Ronamie Basgist
Charles W. Willis
Frederick High School
C. Burr Arty Library
Qidit Om
Walter M. Kalschnig
Whch
Smith ‘College
France
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Russia
United States
Kolschnig
Organization of Peace
Fdu iv
Maryland Faces Postwar Letdown Says Governor
Baltimore March 4 Governor O'Conor declared Maryland has contributed more to the industrial war effort than any state and will be hardest hit by the postwar downturn without proactive planning. He urged private industry to act while Maryland leads in postwar reconstruction and development measures, noting a House bill creating a commission as an early step.
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Baltimore
O'Conor
Union
Maryland
House of Delegates
Alu Sedebaiath
Evo
Poets Publish New Spirit of America Book
Authors from across the country, including Minnie Belle Siese of Spring Grove Farm Graceham, contributed to a new poetry collection titled The Maven Dress in ne Spirit of America. The volume aims to showcase diverse voices and literary work nationwide.
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Minnie Belle Siese
Spring Grove Farm
Graceham
Spirit of America
How To Preserve Vitamin Values In Fresh Foods
A practical guide from the U S Department of Agriculture explains four key rules to save vitamins in fresh foods. Preserve cooking liquids for soups or sauces, cook quickly, keep foods cold until use, and use prepared foods promptly to minimize vitamin loss. Avoid soaking, long standing, soda in greens, and thawing frozen vegetables before cooking.
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Wabigin
Aisuphy
Instanet
LUS Department of Agriculture
Winc
Spitfires win junior league title in overtime thriller
In Frederic County dairy cow sales shift as buyers from Baltimore and Montgomery bid strong for production over bloodlines. The Spitfires defeat the Corsairs 11-9 in overtime on Y floor with Kolb scoring the decisive basket after a tied regulation, securing the championship.
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Spitfires
Kolb
Corsair
Mauve
Marendt
Harrison
Blumenauer
Morgan
Corsairs
Sharrer
Oden
Rochzahn
Koantz
Culler
Licenses Issued For Marriages In Westminster Area
Marriage licenses were issued at Westminster to Monry T. Crushong and Armatha B. Angell of Union Bridge. William E. Sanders and Bertha M. Mess ner of Taneytown. Charles T Humbert and Pauline C Heinz of Taneytown.
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Westminster
Monry T. Crushong
Armatha B. Angell
Union Bridge
William E. Sanders
Bertha M. Messner
Taneytown
Charles T Humbert
Pauline C Heinz
Police Seek Suspect After Bicycle Theft Sunday
State police and local authorities issued an alert for a suspect described as a man wearing a torn frame with chrome nose gear. The notice cites an attempted theft of a bicycle near a shoreline area and requests public help identifying the individual.
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Atolec
Sociaien Fen M
Fuse put out by Junior Citizens and United Groups
A chimney fire at the southeast corner of Fifth Street and Hnehart's alley was quickly extinguished by members of the Junior, Citizens, and United Companies on Sunday evening at 7 30 o'clock with no damage reported. Reports from Germany say sabotage is rare in German factories employing only Germans but common in plants with foreign workers. In Rangoon, U S airmen destroyed a bridge guard and damaged three Japanese planes. all raiders returned. In Denville, W a resignation left the town without a paid policeman. Edward Robinson of Front Royal was released on 1500 bond after larceny of automobile tires near Jefferson last June.
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Fifth Street
Hnehart's
Citizens
United Companies
Germany
New Delhi
U. S. Air Force
Patundaung River
Mahinagon
Rangoon
Edward Robinson
Front Royal
Jefferson
Edwin F. Nikick
United States Planes Raid Kiska and Solomons Area
Washington reports U S fighter planes twice raided Kiska in the Aleutians. Navy communique No 309 details March raids including Kahili Ballale Vila Munda in the Shortland Islands and central Solomons. No U S planes were lost. Kiska raids were by Army aircraft.
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Washington
United States
Kiska
Aleutian Islands
Navy
Solomon Islands
North Pacific
South Pacific
Liberator
Consolidated
Kahili
Ballale
Shortland Island
Vila
Munda
Solomons
Dauntless
Douglas
Widcat
Grumman Faaf
Tas
United States Plannes
Kabili
Shortland Islands
Four Nurses to Join Army Nurse Corps From Frederick City
Four members of Frederick City Hospital's nursing staff depart today for Camp Wallace Texas to train in the Army Nurse Corps. The enlistees are Miss Marie King Miss Thelma Whipp Miss Louise Dayhoff and Miss Eleanor Vansant. Departure was without ceremony and a farewell party was held for the new lieutenants Saturday night.
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Frederick City Hospital
Camp Wallace
Texas
Army Nurse Corps
Marie King
Leroy Bartholow
Thelma Whipp
Charles Whipp
Doubs
Louise Dayhoff
W. E. Dayhoff
Seliman
Eleanor Vansant
James R. Vansant
Mb Airy
Camp Wallare i
Irom
Engagement Announcement for Miss Marx and Rev Sprenkel
Miss Marx of New York daughter of Mrs Eugene W Marx and the late Mr Marx is engaged to Rev Charles William Sprenkel of York Pa son of Mr and Mrs George L Sprenkel. The engagement was announced after a Hood College dinner on the campus. Miss Marx a Hood senior came to America in 1940 from England after leaving Germany in 1936. Sprenkel is assistant pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in this city. No wedding date set.
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Miss Marx
New York
Eugene W. Marx
Mr. Marx
Charles William Sprenkel
York
George L. Sprenkel
Coblentz Hall
Hood College
Hood
America
England
Germany
Mr. Sprenkel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
College honor list recognizes Miss Boone at Susquehanna
Miss Eileen Boone daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Boone of York Pa has been named to Susquehanna University Dean's honor list. She is a senior music education major active in Sigma Alpha Iola National Music fraternity campus band and symphonic society and plans May graduation. Also noted is the death of William L Roschenbaugh a 23 year old from Halltown W Va reported as York County's first war casualty in the Pacific theater.
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Eileen Boone
R Mis Charles
Buuie
Monroe Street
York
Susquehanna University
Miss Boone
Sigma Apha Iola
Student Christian Association
West York High School
Charles Town
W. Va
Bessie Rockenbaugh
Halltown
War Department
William L. Roschenbaugh
Pacific
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis With Creomulsion
Urges early treatment of coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis to prevent chronic bronchitis. Claims Creomulsion uses beechwood creosote with other medicines to loosen phlegm soothe inflamed mucous membranes and ease coughing without narcotics. Offers money back if it does not provide quick cough relief and rest.
May Set Up Labor Camps in Hagerstown Area
Washington County War Board and Local Farm Security Administration plan to request camps at Hancock and Smithsburg to supply labor for harvesting fruit crops and tomatoes. About 1,000 workers needed for Hancock area and 800 for Smithsburg, contingent on congressional funds. Also noting 150 to 175 idle farms and older workers registered for farm jobs under draft deferment.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Department of Agriculture War Board
Farm Security Administration
Hancock v
Smithsburg
Lewis Schnebley
FSA
Hancock
J. H. Wood
Schnebley
County War Board
Washington County
Frank Higdon
Interow
Carroll Teachers Granted Absence Leaves
Westminster March 14 the Board of Education granted leaves of absence to Quentin Earhart Army William Lane Navy Fred Engle Industry Clarence Knox Agriculture. John Kroh resignation effective March 15. 1943-44 budget approved with 320000 salary adjustment. County totals 233843 for current expenses and 18700 for capital outlay. Appointments: Maxine B Lane Taneytown Elem substitute Marian Richard Taneytown High School substitute Rev Richard Lundberg Westminster High School part time. Schools to return to regular hours starting April 5.
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Westminster
Board of Education
Quentin Earhart
Wiliam Lane
Navy
Fred Engle
Clarence Knox
John Kroh
Maxine B. Lane
Taneytown Elem
Marian
Richard
Taneytown High School
Richard Lundberg
Westminster High School
Playwright Noel Coward Relapses While Ill in London
Playwright Noel Coward, previously ill with influenza at Torquay, relapsed today. The fellow writer had fallen ill last week and remains under medical care in London.
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London
Noel Coward
Torquay
Belmont Plantation Sold Near Leesburg Virginia
Leesburg Va March 14 Gen Patrick J Hurley has sold his 1200 acre Belmont plantation near Leesburg to an Oklahoma oil man Belmont long a historic Loudoun County site built in 1800 by Ludwell Lee Lafayette visited in 1825 and tradition says President and Mrs James Madison stayed there after escaping Washington in the War of 1812 the Hurleys have owned Belmont since 1931
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Belmont Plantation
Leesburg
Patrick J. Hurley
Belmont
Loudoun County
Ludwell Lee
Lafayette
James Madison
Washington
Hurleys
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