Soil Erosion Planning Committee Demands Program
A Frederick County planning group meeting at the YMCA produced a report urging a soil erosion and conservation program to replace the AAA. The subcommittee outlined erosion risks, especially in lower Middletown, and recommended target acreage changes and long term adjustments to boost forage, alfalfa, legumes, and dairy efficiency. The plan calls for state and federal support, with a final report to College Park and Washington, DC.
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YMCA
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Frederick Ceutural
Suocommuiscee
Sora
Mt. Please
Parm Bureau
Edward FP. Ho
Walter E. Sur
Davis
Monrovia
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Astociascon
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Mik
Frank Holter
Middletown
Eres
C. Frederick Farmers Co-operative Sociation
J. E. Ferrer
Petervile
Brunswick Farmers Co-operative Association
Bouter
Mill. Pleasant
Sn Walkersville
Frank A. Rod
Freder
Cron Wien
Cies World
Darley
College Park
Furniture shortage prompts flood damage survey in Maryland
In Hagerstown and surrounds, a flood damaged homes and furniture needs prompted a survey by the Soil Erosion Service’s engineering department. Estimated costs reach about 15000 dollars for debris removal and repairs, with no total damage estimate yet for 16 homes and other repairs. Local residents along the Pocomac River report low pressure in some areas and await further plans.
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Hagersown
Sunemntenden
Albert Heard
PUD Piasagerstown
Williamsport
Hag; Sil
Pocomac
Harp
W.wa
Hancock Agaromes
Barcock
Amspec
Social News From Middleburg and Nearby
The note details social visits across Middleburg and surrounding towns. Guests include Mrs ca and Mrs aw in Worcester Ester. James Marzulio and Paul Hole visiting Baltimore area relatives. Elmer Hofman and Alfred Bowman at Union Bridge. Mr and Mrs Bowman hosted several meals. Mr and Mrs Wade Sherman in Baltimore. gatherings at the homes of Mr and Mrs Maz ad, Mr and Mrs B Shepp, and others in Hampstead and Anon Bridge.
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Middleburg
Francesday
June Bostian
James Marzulio
Paul Hole
Spen
Baltimore
Res
Samuel Bowman
Umion Bridge
Elmer Hofman
Bradley Bowman
Alfred Yrom
Wes Ford
J ‘Ay
Bowman
Frank Miler
Reta
Newton Sia, Jr
Stutz
Frederick
Thomas
Balliimore
Wade Sherman
Baltymore
Mazad
B.shepp
B. J. Freagie
Local Family Notices From Carroll and Mo Readings
Som Carroll and Johnson families announce a list of daughters including Jane Moore and Jean Betty. Mr and Mrs Ma Frank Rentzel and others are mentioned in late details, with a reference to Frederic’s and Tare ion remedies.
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Som
Carroll
Jane
Johnson
Jean
Betty
Tare Ion
Frank Rentzel
Frederics Ce
Radio Day by Day The Graf Zeppeli Broadcast Schedule
From New York March 24 radio listings show NBC WEAF WJZ and WABC stations broadcasting daily programs. Highlights include The Commission and the New Deal, Capper program, Mary Pickford, Ben Bermie, Helen Hates Fie naie, and a variety of music and talk segments with orchestras, dance bands, and foreign affairs talks.
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Tom
Tae S
WEAF
NBC
Donsid Rishverg
New Deal
Sen Capper Daa
LW Doushis
Sen Cutt Hach
N Meyjo
WABC
CBS
Soman Oon
Ja— Music
Eane Dow
Jesse Crawford
Kate Sx
Hem Murray
Mary Pickford
Willard Robinson
WJZ
Ben Bermie
Helen
Jmmyr Dorey
Farm sale at Burkittville draws bidders for Mary Snects estate
The Monday sale of Mrs Mary A Snects farm at Burkittville attracted a large crowd. Hogs sold up to 75 dollars, sows 45 to 64 dollars, horses various ages, calves to 221 dollars, heifers 50 dollars. Harness and machinery brought good prices. total receipts around 53 thousand dollars. Auctioneers were John W. Wulf and Emmer Bowlus with clerks Rev John S Bowlus and Robert Arnold.
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Mary A Snects
Burkittville
John W. Wulf
Emmer
Bowlus
John S Bowlus
Robert Arnold
Police Court Verdicts From Special Hearing at City HQ
Justice Patrick M Schnauffer presided as L Edgar Betson was found guilty of assault and battery on Charles Burck Frederick with a capitalized sum of five dollars plus costs. Many cases ended with verdicts or defaults as deputies handled multiple drunken and disorderly conduct arrests in a lengthy session at Pe lice Headquarters Monday night.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Pelice
Edgar Betson
Chares Burck
Frederick
Betson
K.tug Barck Aith
Muton G. Urner Jr
CELI
Juha Co
Prederck
George Kemp
Otes Iealfiea
Nyers Phebas
Dorsey
S.ege
Hartock
Ostier Staley
George
Nimr
Saturdameray
Hiliner
A. Harper
Osthersburg
Jay
Willian Ma
Hoffman
Swoberks
George Ke
Rocks
Incomplete storm arrest report with mixed names
A fragmented notice describes an arrest by Officer Dorsey for William Cash and Rebel Palm, both colored, with sentences of three and five days. It references jail time, drunkenness on the street, and a dismissed case, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Staley
William Cash
Dorsey
Casines
Campaigning for interfering with an officer
Frank Murphy of Washington was fined one dollar on a parking charge after pleading guilty to interfering with an officer.
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Frank
Murphy
Washington
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