Winners Named In Essay Contest By VFW at Frederick
Visitation Academy students won first and third prizes in the John H. Webb Post VFW high school essay contest on Why Communism Won't Work in the United States. Lincoln High School junior won second prize. Judges praised the essays while noting low entry numbers from Frederick County schools.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
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Shirley Frances Burdette
Garrett Park Road
Kensington
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Tate
Robert C. Burdette
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Greorgetown Univer * Hospital
Loretta
Wallace
Frederick Lincoln High School
Miss Burdette
Alice
Sarah Walla
Martha Lee Atwell
Mr Lee Atwell
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Washington
Regis College
Boston
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Point of Rocks
Lincoln High School
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Afartha Lee Atwell
Wington
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Frederick Visitation Academy
Frederick Vfw
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Resistance Plans Revealed by Exiled Czech Leader in Cin cinnati
Dr Stefan Osuski former Czech minister to England and France discloses in Cincinnati plans for a world wide resistance against Russian domination of his country. A visiting professor of history at Colgate University he says he will organize Czechs abroad and foster an underground movement within the county.
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England
France
Cincinnati
Colgate University
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Married life ends in acrimony as couple sues
Jacqua Lynn, 23, testifies against Paul Haertel, 25, during a divorce proceeding. The merchant and Marine officer faces scrutiny as the state records reveal two years and four months of married life with signs of strain.
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Jacqua Lynn
Paul Haertel
Merchant
Students choose careers in high school survey finds
In Hagerstown on March 15, Catharine Beachley, the vice principal, reported a survey of students showing most girls aim for secretaries while most boys favor engineering. Nursing and bookkeeping rank next for girls and boys respectively. least preferred for boys is a career in the armed forces.
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Hagerstown
Catherine Beachley
Harmony Grove Club Meets With Guest and Demonstration
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club held Friday afternoon with 17 members. County president Mrs. Luther Rensburg attended as guest. Miss Miram Leiter presented a home demonstration titled Does or Dress Fun with Eve Ion Lease modeling. Ethel Thomas showed artwork and Baby Star news. Mrs. Durrow reported on a Book Teaser. The meeting adjourned to March 19 with Mrs. Walter Hahn hosting.
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Elmer Thomas
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club
Luther Rensburg
van Dyke Ars Remsburg
Marsh
Walter Hahn
Farmers warned against buying excess farm equipment
Dr F B Symons dean of Maryland College of Agriculture told a conference in Wilmington that farmers may buy too much new equipment more than they can efficiently use. He urged reliance on rural engineers and production specialists to guide purchases. He noted several ag equipment developments and noted storage work for sweet potatoes and home freezing by farm researchers.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aid Constipation Relief
For over 40 years Dr F M Edwards of Ohio has offered Olive Tablets, a purely vegetable laxative, to ease constipation and related symptoms. The advertised remedy promises gentle, thorough action on both upper and lower bowels, aiming for natural, comfortable bowel movements with no griping. Available at drugstores for 15 or 30 cents.
Largest Sale Of Season Held In Frederick County
The largest sale of the season drew a big crowd at Zimmer man cabs between Charlesville and Bethel Monday. Borers from Marsland Pennsatsama Virginia and Wet Virginia bid high for grade and purebred cattle and model machinery. Three head of grade and purebred Helsten cattle were sold, forming an outstanding herd. The Zimmer man brothers conducted the sale.
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Frederick County
Zimmerman
Charlesville
Bethel Alonday
Marsland
Pennsatsama
Virginie
Wet Vugu Ia
Founde Zimmenman
Zimametman
Austin E. Ayo
Albert J Zim
Ethel Zinmer
Farm sale plans follow livestock and dairy equipment auction
The News of Frederick Maryland reports the disposition of livestock machinery and dairy gear with a planned farm sale. Average prices noted include 224 dollars per head for cattle, 324 dollars for purebreds, and 2 dollars per head for the herd overall. Equipment sold well from a nearly new Chalmers tractor at 1575 dollars to a used unit at 1000 dollars. A Fox green crop chopper with attachments brought 3040 dollars, with other machinery and dairy gear also finding buyers. Auctioneers were Enmert Ro Bowlus and Glead Trout, with Raymond L. Kelly as clerk.
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Chalmers
Raymond L. Kelly
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