Melissa Auditions On A Show Boat Stage
Melissa Marlowe faces a chaotic show boat audition with Randy guiding the plan. Dolores clashes over her singing, but Melissa discovers a microphone boosts her warm, husky tone as the crew schemes a Southern themed act and a potential nationally broadcast debut.
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Rand
Old al
Dolores
Mississippi
Randy
Melissa
Ace
Alice
Ben Bolt
Ducky
Hugh
Ugh
Bob
Miss Marlowe
Sansome Road
Lolores
Elissa
Mike
Joe
New Orleans
Gran
Some Vegetables Not Bothered By Beetles
Maryland gardeners can boost harvests by choosing crops that Japanese beetles rarely attack. Dr. George Langford of the University of Maryland Extension lists cabbage carrots cauliflower eggplant lettuce onions parsley peas potatoes radishes spinach squash tomatoes turnips as rarely feasted on by beetles. Ornamental plantings around defense housing should use immune plants such as evergreens forsythia hydrangea lilac privet rhododendron and Spirea. Extension bulletin 88 on The Japanese Beetle in Maryland is free from the university or county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland Victory
George S Langford
University of Maryland Extension Service
Langford
Maryland
University of Maryland
Farmer builds Doodle Bug tractor for 46 dollars
Daniel C Poole directed the Middletown High School farm machinery repair center in constructing a Doodle Bug tractor from multiple cars and trucks at a cost of 46 dollars. The machine uses a Model A Ford motor and Ford rear end with GM wheels, 32 gear options, and averages a gallon of gas per hour. Completion required about 75 hours of labor at Rice's Garage near Middletown Route 40. E J Christ led the center with eight other centers countywide offering farm machinery repairs. Robert K Remsburg oversees the program in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Daniel C. Poole
Rice
Middletown
E. J. Christ
Robert K. Remsburg
Thurmont
Greek Merchant Ship Torpedoed Off Coast
A Greek merchant vessel was torpedoed off the Atlantic coast by an enemy submarine Tuesday afternoon. The crew of 35, including 20 Greeks and 15 others, escaped in two lifeboats and were rescued after adrift about 45 minutes. Captain Thanis Millas reported seeing a submarine periscope and a torpedo, with a second torpedo hitting the port side under the bridge. The ship sank after the attack. rescue followed an SOS and air assistance near Norfolk, Virginia.
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Atlantic
Fifth Naval District
Norfolk
Thanis Millas
Fewer Tax Sales To Be Held This Year
The county lists 94 delinquent taxpayers for tax sales this year, down from 155 last year. Delinquent accounts total 7,542.48 dollars versus 10,790.24 last year. County Treasurer James H. Falk cites payments on Thursday and Friday and a drop in Brunswick and Petersville districts as key factors, praising cooperation in reducing delinquencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Falk
Brunswick
Petersville
Tirpitz Returns to Trondheim After Raid
British radio reported that the German battleship Tirpitz has returned to Trondheim Norway after a torpedo plane attack on the Norwegian coast by Royal Navy air crews. The BBC, picked up by CBS, said the pocket battleship Admiral Leheer and the cruiser Prinz Eugen also were at Trondheim, with the Prinz Eugen damaged. About half of Germanys navy believed to be at Trondheim.
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New York
Tirpitz
Trondheim
Norway
Norwegian
Royal Navy
BBC
CBS
Admiral Leheer
Prinz Eugen
Germany
Prices Of Cereals Fall On Market Decline In 1942
Chicago reports March 20 notes fresh declines in grain and soybeans. Rye dropped about 2 cents, wheat fell over a cent, corn and oats slipped nearly as much, and soybeans tumbled as much as 6 cents at one point, signaling a broad market retreat this session.
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Chicago
Market tones show weakness in grain amid slow demand
The market continued bearishly, with stop loss selling blamed for weak tone in rye and beans while most spot grain faced soft demand. Wheat futures fell about five to six cents, corn and oats slid, rye and soybeans declined, and grain futures quoted for several classes and seeds edged lower amid expectations of winter wheat moving into consumption in about three months.
10 000 Acres of Farm Land Retired Yearly
Mary land farm land is retired at about 10 000 acres each year due to cropping unsuitability and changing cultivation practices. C F Winslow, extension forester at the University of Maryland, advises planting trees to offset income loss, with March and April best for planting. Variety choice depends on soil. cautions include Blister Rust presence and regional soil suitability for species like Loblolly Pine, White Pine, Scotch Pine, and Tulip Poplar. For guidance contact Mrs Winslow at the University of Maryland College Park.
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College Park
Maryland
C. F. Winslow
University of Maryland
Maroh
Mountains
Winslow
License Issued to Barber and Spurrier in Ames Bridge
George E. Barber aged 23 of Sykesville and Gertie E. Spurrier aged 27 of Ames Bridge have secured a license, details note the licensing occurred at Ellicott City while General Yamashita of Japan, famed conqueror of Singapore, studied military tactics in Germany.
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George E. Barber
Sykesville
Gertie E. Spurrier
Ames Bridge
Ellicott City
Yamashita
Japan
Singapore
Germany
Reporters Quiz on 40-hour Week and Overtime for War Workers
Six Frederick area residents weigh the Government plan to extend the 40 hour work week with time and a half overtime for war industry workers while soldiers endure shortages. Respondents vary from opposition and claims of discrimination to support for equal sacrifice and modest hour increases.
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Tne
Fred H. Sheeley
Frederick
Hereford Breeders Sale Set For April 16 Hereford breeders to consign 55 animals for Maryland sale at fair grounds
Hereford breeders in Maryland and neighboring states have consigned 55 animals for the second annual Maryland Hereford Breeders Association sale to be held at the fair grounds here on April 16. Oakridge Farm Kingsville lists Real Prince 18th and Master 23rd as herd sires. Foxhall Farm Catonsville will send young animals, bred by Super Domino 19th, 1937 International Exposition champion. Mrs Charles Tilghman Easton Spring Valley Farm Poolesville also contributing.
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Maryland
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Fair Grounds
Oakridge Farm
Kingsville
Foxhall Farm
Catonsville
Charles Tilghman
Easton
Spring Valley Farm
Poolesville
Farm consignors bring attractive animals from nearby states
From out of State, Duck and Doe Run Valley Farms in Coatesville Pennsylvania and S A Smith in Chester West Virginia have consigned some attractive animals with Hayfields Farm in Cockeysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfields Farm
Cockeysville
Duck and Doe Run Valley Farms
Coatesville
S. A. Smith
Chester, W. Va
Notice of Tax Sale in Frederick County Maryland 1942
Alphabetical list of districts shows taxes due and in arrears for Levy 1941. County Treasurer James H. Falk orders public sale at Frederick Court House on April 13, 1942 at 10 a.m. for parcels with unpaid taxes, continuing daily until all are offered. Numerous parcel descriptions with tax amounts follow.
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Frederick
Armstead
Helen
Ernest
Ethel Burgess
S. Bents St
Maryland
Noriie Holland
Helen B.armstead
Federal Housing Authority
City of
Frederick County
Bowie, Nettie
Saint St
Effie Mealey
Handley, P. Marshall
Sixth Street
John E. Schell
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Tim
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Keystone
Nicodemus
Court St
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Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Chester Zentz
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Juliet G Smith
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John J. Wilcom
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Reds
Charles Dillon Cherry
Frank A Doll
Walter Johnson
Charles M Thrift
Sally
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Charles Dillon
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Allie Messer
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Coblentz
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Angela
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PBG
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Copia
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Ira D. Ifert
John A Summers
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Doll’s Jewelry Store
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Williamson
Rexall
Frederick, MD
Mary
Abrecht
Luther W
Verena E
Sarah E. Abrecht
College Avenue
Frederick City
John D. Abrecht
Heffner
William W
Viola
Bentz St
Rose P Hudson
Et Als
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Clara W
E. Third Street
Frank L. Stone
Phoebus
Harry T
Lot
W. South Street
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick Ca
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