Business Men And Farmers Air Problems
A Frederick County Farm Bureau dinner forum at Hotel Frederick gathers 53 local farm and business leaders to discuss parking, store hours, daylight saving, parity and a proposed 750 000 bushel grain storage elevator. Officials from county and city government, the Legislature delegation, Pomona Grange, Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau groups participate.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Hotel Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick County Pomona Grange
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Roy C. W Schaeffer
Thomas S. Anderson
Anderson
Richard F Kline
L H. Crickenberger
Ernest C. Speaks
Siepri
Ray H Smith
Wilbert L Smith
Co of C. Retail Division
Dan E Wight
William 8B
Burall
Ray Ho Smith
Washington
Smith
Frederick
Ferny
Local leaders discuss proposed dual-structure financing plan
The proposal describes a non cooperative financing model with a dual corporation structure. An investment firm would finance construction while an operating company backed by producers and banks would guarantee amortization. A real solicitation program would accompany the plan, potentially retaining significant annual funds in the area.
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Sray
C. W. Schaeffer
Thomas S Anderton
Samuel D. Young
Robert R Rhoderick
U Grant Hooper
Loyd C Culler
Charles W Stup
William B Burall
Jesse C Shaver
Alvey V. Renn
Charles T Butcher
Cato
Richard E Zimmerman
State Senate
Edwardt D Stam
Jacob To
Ramsbing
Melvin I Derr
Joseph
New Windsor PTA Panel Discusses Homework and School Needs
New Windsor PTA met at the school for a panel discussion on homework moderated by Mrs John Greene with Ollie Jones and Mrs John W Wilt representing teachers, Mrs Danton Ensor and Mrs Edward Derr for parents, and Nancy Devilbiss and Rosalee Buffington for students. After points pro and con, an active business-session talk on future school improvements followed. Diana Lovell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howell Lovell, won the talent show at St Patrick's Dance at Union Bridge High School and was crowned Queen of the evening. Max Price, injured in a milk truck crash Wednesday, is under observation at University Hospital with a satisfactory condition. Mr and Mrs Robert Adamson and sons of Washington visited Mr and Mrs C E Nusbaum. Mrs Guy Carlisle returned home after six weeks in Baltimore recuperating from an automobile accident. The fire company answered a field-fire call near Palmer's garage. Red Cross has $150 donated toward a $375 goal this year, with Mary Haines collecting donations. The W C T U met Tuesday.
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New Windsor
PTA
John Greene
Ollie Jones
John W. Wilt
Danton Ensor
Edward Derr
Nancy Devilbiss
Rosalee Buffington
Wmiss
Diana Lovell
Howell Lovell
St. Patrick's
Union Bridge High School
Max Price
University Hospital
Robert Adamson
Mary Haines
Lenten services and club hostesses noted in local notices
In the home of Mrs. D E Engler the meeting opened with a prayer led by Mr Engler. A brief business session occurred in the president’s absence due to illness. Mrs Randall Spoerlein gave an illustrated West tour. Fourteen attendees. Next meeting at Mrs Oliver Haines’s home. Midweek sermon theme Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread. Miss Pearl Benedict hosted the 500 club Tuesday night. Bomber news reports U S hands four B 29s to Britain from Andrews Field as part of aid to Western Europe to bolster defense. Johnson calls them sentinels for the peace-loving nations of the North Atlantic area.
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D. E. Engler
Engler
Randall Spoerlein
Oliver Haines
Winfield Burkholder
Britain
Washington
United States
America
Europe
Andrews Field
National Defense
Johnson
North Atlantic
Heifer injures three during Hyattsville cattle sale
A heifer charged through a crowd at the old Christian Heurich estate cattle sale in Hyattsville today injuring three people who were taken to area hospitals.
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Hyattsville
Christian Heurich Estate
New Square Dancing Club Formed Here in Frederick
Frederick’s new group the Junketeers brings together 40 young married couples for monthly square dancing. Organized by Mrs. Joseph Vona with volunteers including Mr. Vona and several neighbors, the club has outgrown first venues at Catoctin Country Club and Izaak Walton League Clubhouse near Urbana. D. RB. Bishop serves as caller with the Square Dance Trio supplying music. The club’s name honors local tradition as it plans a June dinner dance and a autumn restart of monthly sessions.
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Frederick
Joseph Vona
Vona
Theron D Green
Nelson Lyttle
Harry J. Lebberz
John A. G. Smith
Lebberz
Catoctin
Izaak Walton League
Urbana
D. RB. Bishop
Town Crier Announces Evening Square Dance Call Junket
An early American town crier roamed the streets announcing an evening square dance by calling the word Junket to gather dancers and warn residents of the event in the public square.
Money bag tied to Brinks heist probe found in Boston yard
Baltimore report states federal authorities asked to examine a money bag discovered by Mrs Katherine Windsor in a Boston home backyard. The bag bore Boston Federal Reserve markings and may link to the January 17 Brinks, Inc. robbery. Police say it appears thrown there recently as cinder blocks gain use in postwar construction.
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Baltimore
Federa
Brinks, Inc
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Katherine Windsor
Homer
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