Record Refutes Whitewashing Charge
NEA dispatch by Peter Edson reports ongoing war crimes trials for 210 high Nazis in the U S zone in Germany likely concluding this summer amid protests against alleged whitewashing of German industrialists. It details critiques, defenses, and trial histories including Krupp, Farben, and other industrialists, plus case summaries and the broader decartelization context.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
Germany
Congress
H. W. Ambruster
Westfield
N. J
German Eye Trust
L G. Faroen
Krupp
Cecil F. Hubbert
Army
America
Nuernberg
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
Supreme Courts
Telford Taylor
Air Force
Erhard Milch
Goering
Hitler
G. Farben
County Horses In Fair Stakes
Three Thurmont owned harness horses are among 23 nominees for the Francis Scott Key and Barbara Fritchie stakes at the Frederick Fair next October. Norman Hunter, racing secretary, Westminster, announced the entries on Thursday. The Key stake carries 5100, a 2.24 pacing event, with Spencer Co owned by Joseph H Eyler Thurmont among the eleven named. The Barbara Fritchie stake, a 2.26 trot for 1000, includes Gideon Hanover owned by Eyler, Tom OBrien in the name of C W Eyler Thurmont, and Mardella C Raymond Wilson Keymar. Entries closed in March. The field lists various horses and owners from across Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware and Virginia.
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Barbara Fritchie
Frederick Fair
Norman Hunter
Westminster
Francis Scott Key
Spencer Co
Joseph H. Eyler
Thurmont
Gideon Hanover
Mr. Eyler
Tom Obrien
C. W. Eyler
Mardella C
Raymond Wilson
Keymar
Spencer Do
Joseph Eyker
Jesse N. Ward
Salisbury
True Cash
Harry Nichols
Chesttown
Meredith Cayper
McLean
Willmite
William Deitch
Carlisle
Judith Hanover
Ernest Roediger
Norristown
Happy Waters
Frice Beckley
Philadelphia
Merry Notes
L. P. Wetzel
Crosby
Dr. Gill
Gill
Topsy Scott
Charles Hignatt
Seaford
Del
Morris Adams
Bridgeville
Joseph Eyler
David Astra
Meredith Capper
Brew Up
William Wood
Baltimore
Davie Z
David Ford
New Oxford
Mardelia C. Raymond Wilson
Flax Flash
Mighty Mite
S. A. Minnich
Tom O'Brien
C. W. Esler
Lyric Lord
Notable Names in Virginia and Delaware Borders
L. M. Nottingham of Minchinongo Virginia lists Bunter McEbyyn and Richardson and Weller of Ligonier Pennsylvania and Aliss Quite Sure with W. L. Bokon of Newark Delaware.
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L. M. Nottingham
Minchinongo
Bunter McEbyyn
Richardson
Weller
Ligonier
Aliss
W. L. Bokon
Newark
Del
Control Beetle At Time Corn Is Planted
University of Maryland entomologists advise planting corn later to reduce Japanese beetle damage. Late planting delays silk after early August peak, lowering grain loss. Tests show early planted corn suffers more, though yields may be higher with early planting. Late planting may disrupt farm work and delay fall wheat seeding.
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University of Maryland
George 5. Langford
University of Maryland Extension Service
Iate
Beetle control tips for corn and surrounding crops
The article outlines corn planting windows by season from May 25 to June 14 and notes late planting is impractical for many farmers. It recommends using spraying when beetles appear but suggests preemptive measures. Planting soybeans of Wilson or Virginia around corn fields helps attract beetles away, delaying movement to silking corn and reducing spray needs.
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Wilson
Virginia
Corn Borer Threat Prompts Five Point Control Plan
An article by A. F. Mahan outlines the European corn borer as a major pest causing vast damage across 28 states. It notes a five point department program for community implementation, including soil and crop practices, resistant varieties, and monitoring during spring and early summer.
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A. F. Mahan
Washington
Department of Agriculture
PL ON
Annand
Bureau Entomology and PL
United S& i
Bos Ann
Hunsary
Italy
Great Lakes
Maine
Atlantic
Virginia
Walkerville Fire Co to Sponsor Tri County Base Team
Ihe News notes Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co 1A sponsors the community entry in the Tri County Baseball League with George Lewis Barri named manager. Firemen extend athletic activity to organizing a Sunday softball squad as well. Donald Kirkley and local figures attend program with theater co producers Deck er and Swann from Hilltop Theater.
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James S. Decker
This City
The
Mountain Theater
Don Swann
Hilltop Theater
Donald Kirkley
Baltimore
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co. 1A
George Lewis Barri
Walker Firemen
Sundeys
John L Jr Nominated for Public Health Service Post
Wigton Ages 30 7 Presi dent Tr teday nominated Jobe Lo Lewis Jr for appointment in the regular corps of the Public Health Service as a senior assistant surgeon. He is the son of the Mine Workers' president. The nomination went to the Senate along with others for appointment as surgeons.
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John L., JR
Wigton
Tr Teday
Jobe Lo Lewis, Jr
Regular Corps
The
Public Health Service
Ed Mine Workers
Senate
If Other
Nees
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