Induction Of 23 Ordered By Frederick County Draft Board
Frederick County draft notices mailed for 23 men to report for Army and Navy duty within ten days. Most are pre Pearl Harbor fathers. list includes names and assignments for Army early April and Navy transfers, with several colored inductees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Francis Edward Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Charles Miller Hess
Emmitsburg
Harry Russell Lewis
Bainbridge
Charles Joseph Eckenrode
Hyattsville
George Marion Fahnstock
Buckeystown
Paul Edward Johnson Eyler
Howard Franklin Donnelly
Rt 1
Thurmont
Edgar Gordon Ashbaugh
Norman Eli Dewees
Roy William Delauter
Smithsburg
Joseph Edward Shorb
Earl Edgar Rusherman
Linthicum
Howard Clifton Layton
Rt. 1
Frederick
Arthur Bernard Catsail
Randallstown
Joseph Elwood Sier
Ijamsville
Robert Monroe Brown
Sabillasville
Glenn Harold Fogie
Woodsboro
Joseph Samuel Lind
Ladiesburg
Clarence Emory Smith
Rt. 4
Mt. Airy
Reading
Paul Worthington Stull
Leonard Sylvester Kerchner
Il Patrick St Frederick
Paul William Peel
Aimbridge
Union Bridge
Clarence Aloysius van Brakle
Sheridan Fenwick Collins
Eggs With Blood Spots Perfectly Wholesome
Dr Morley A Jull of the University of Maryland Poultry Department says eggs with blood spots are perfectly wholesome though some consumers object and some dealers discount or reject them. He notes blood spots rise in spring when flocks lay better and advises candleing eggs to remove affected ones, a practice hatcheries should adopt to reduce the issue over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Jull
Hereford Sale Ban? Consignments From Area Herds Lead Event
Six bulls and 58 females have been consigned from top local herds for the Maryland Hereford sale at the fairgrounds on Tuesday April 18 under the Maryland Hereford Breeders Association. consignors include Highland View Farm Sykesville Spring Valley Farm Poolesville Buck and Dee Farms Causein Manor Bel Alton Foxhall Farms Catonsville Gross Coate Farm Easton Hayfield Farm Cockeysville Prospect Hill Farm Martinsburg Keechland Farm Pope's Creek Oak ridge Farm Kingsville and Harkaway Farm Downingtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fairgrounds
Prospect Hill
Martinsburg
Pope's Creek
Oakridge
Kingsville
Downingtown
Beet and Swiss Chard Seed Requires Special Technique
A farming note explains sowing beet and Swiss chard seeds by tearing the seed packet end and tapping to drop seeds. It covers seed size, germination rates, spacing an inch apart, 1/2 inch depth, firming soil, and mixed radish for quick germination and row marking. It also notes thinning details and the culinary use of remaining plants.
Proper Milking Methods Increase Production
March 24 report from College Park notes rapid milking boosts milk yield and saves time on Maryland farms. Professor M H Berry of the University of Maryland Dairy Department explains let down must be timed and cow preparation is key. Washing and massaging the udder, then swift milking, yields 3 to 4 minutes per cow and reduces labor. studies show clear gains. Grange meeting coverage follows with Middletown Valley Grange hosting Ballenger and Jefferson Granges. musical selections and Rev Kenneth Bishop speak on the Grange as a community organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
M. H.berry
University of Maryland Dairy Department
Berry
Jefferson Evangelical and Reformed Church
Grange
Senate Curbs Funds For U S Agencies
The Senate approved the eight million six hundred thousand dollar independent offices appropriation bill and voted to withhold funds from any government agency in existence 12 months without direct congressional appropriations. An amendment requiring Senate confirmation of federal hires earning four thousand five hundred dollars a year or more was added. The vote was thirty one to twenty three. A later defeat narrowed the scope of a prior exception involving the Employment Committee. A birthday party for Alice Ausherman at Club 500 is noted, with attendees listed. An Army Air Corps lieutenant drowned when his trainer crashed off Camp Springs near Annapolis. the body was recovered and next of kin not yet notified. A cork substitute from plant wastes is announced for bottling uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Russel
D-Ga
President
Fair Employment Practices Committee
Roosevelt
Buck
George
Dga
Lamp Springs
Army Air Corps
Chesapeake Bay
Camp Springs
Annapolis
Weekly Comment On County Farm Prospects And Holstein Week
Henry Shoemaker notes recent snows and rain replenishing soil moisture with wheat and barley in good condition, yields likely above normal if favorable weather continues, though hay and pasture remain uncertain. Holstein Week starts March 27 with official classifications in Frederick. Remsberg herd to be classified. 4 H Holstein members invited. A barn hay drying unit demonstration planned near Frederick. Guernsey herd owned by Mrs Juliet G Smith tops state butterfat in February. Purchases include Holstein animals by Hildebrand and Coblentz with official transfers recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutt
Frederick
Maryland
Locvale Farm
University of Maryland
Tom E. Elder
Allen
New Hampshire
County Holstein Club
Remsberg
Ray Carpenter
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Bussard
Frederick County
Guernsey
Juliet G. Smith
Libertytown
Floyd J. Arnold
George Hyatt, Jr
Rymkus in Navy at Great Lakes Station
Chicago March 24 Louis Rymkus former Notre Dame star and tackle for the Washington Redskins Eastern Division champions of the National Football League was reported at nearby Great Lakes Naval Training Station today. Rymkus the 422nd NFL player to be inducted entered service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rymkus
Navy Chicago
Louis
Washington Redskins
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Rymskus
Notre Dame
United States Presses Drive on Japanese Bases
Allied command reports heavy bomber raids across Rabaul and New Britain Wewak New Guinea and other Bismarck Sea targets. Japanese anti aircraft defenses offered little resistance as Solomons based aircraft dropped 160 tons of bombs on Vunakanau Lakunai Toberan airfields and surrounding areas. The raid sunk a 500 ton enemy cargo ship at Wewak and struck Hansa Bay and the Madang coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Southwest Pacific
Rabaul
New Britain
Wewak
New Guinea
Bismarck Sea
Douglas MacArthur
Vunakanau
Lakunai
Tobera
Tottering Rabaul
Solomons
I Kavieng
New Ireland
Hansa Bay
Madang
Holstein Herd To Be Classified For Type At Frederick County
An event of interest to Holstein breeders takes place next Tuesday at one o'clock when the registered Holstein herd of Locvale Farms near Mountville is officially classified for type by Judge T. E. Elder. The process awards up to 100 points per animal, with six classifications from excellent to lower grades, emphasizing breed improvement over production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Locvale Farms
Middletown
J. Homer Remsberg
T. E. Elder
Alton
Judge Elder
United States
California
U.S
Woodsboro
Woodsboro and
Creagerstown
Good
T. B
Bangs
Holstein Breeders Association
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Holstein Herd in Maryland Classification Demo for Breeders
A proposed rating system for Holstein cattle ranges from 83 good to 0 poor with strict rules. Poor animals must surrender registration papers, and males from the fair group cannot be registered. The event marks Maryland's first such classification for a Holstein herd, with Frederick County breeders anticipating fall classifications as a demo for others. PRACTICE SUNDAY The Dr Pepper softball team holds a 1 30 PM practice at Baker Park for players seeking tryouts. Pocket gophers, abundant in western and southern U S, spend most of their time in underground runways digging for roots and bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Ag
Maryland
Frederick County
Dr. Pepper
Baker Park
Guy Ramsburg
United States
Middletown
Jefferson
Lister’s Woods
Bangsand
T. B
West Virginia
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Board Two
Hereford
Square of
Hudson
Thurmont Fire Company
Earl Hoffman
Aliso Dr. Salsbury's
Furina
West South St
Maryland Chick Hatchery Inc
Frederick, MD
U. S
Alice Ausherman
Club
Hilda Hoffman
Roger Hoffman
Glenn Babington
Betty Schultz
Frances Putman
Evelyn Wachter
Betty Stottlemyer
Jean Lewis
Jane Probst
Elva Mae Early
Bower Fout
Lee Bury
Lee Friese
Frank Miller
Glenn Chaney
Harold Covell
Robert W. Ahne
James D. Cole
Clement J. Luhn
Thomas J. Hills
Pvt
Carl G. Casleton
Henry RK
Holsteins
Brattleboro
Joseph Henry Hildebrand
Harry Gruber
LeGore
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Walter B. Coblentz
Lauxmont Farms
Wrightsville
Bedford
Chick
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia, Maryland
Farmers Supply CO
Walkersville, Maryland
P.L. Hargett &Co
South Market St
P. I. Hargett & CO. Fiest
Dosh'’S
Virginia
Earl Dosh
Dosh’s Livestock Market
S. Monrovia
Macadam Road
Jane
McCormick-Deering
Deering
John Deere
McCormick-Deer
J. Hickman Ganley Emmert R. Bowlus
John Umbergee
Pleasant Hill
Chase Beam
Syracuse Barshear
Harry Trout
R. P. Wey Bright
Aubrey Dutrow
Frick
Westinghouse
Paul R. Ahalt
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
AWD
Petersville Lutheran Church
Poland
China
Oklahoma
M. W. Stitely
Huffman
Null
Bowlus
Trout
Gailt. Catshall
BH. C. Dorcus
St. John’s Reformed Church
Rach
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