Honor Roll Progress and Memorial Day Plans At Emmitsburg Post
Francis X. Elder Post 121 American Legion Emmitsburg met with about 75 members led by Commander William L. Topper. Reports noted completion of the Doughboy statue work and progress on the honor roll to be finished by Memorial Day May 27. A Penn Maryland baseball team entry and first game against Harney were announced. Donations and new members were recorded, plus plans for flag purchase and Red Cross class thanks. VFW Memorial Post discussed memorial services and summer meetings.
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Francis X
American Legion
Emmitsburg
William L. Topper
Philip Sharpe
Harold Hoke
Sharpe
Louis Rosensteel
Eugene Rodgers
Everett Chrismer
Dick Yeomans
Francis Sanders
Andrew Shorb
Curtis Topper
Emqnitsburg
Jack Rosensteel
Penn- Maryland
Rosensteel
Harney
Post
John Franklin
Fost
Willam C. Kilby
Joe Stakley
Emmitsburg High School
Red Cross
Susan Ward
Elizabeth Rowe
Richard Yeomans
Bob Henke
Philip B Sharpe
Lumen F. Norris
Paul Humerick
Clarence O. Frailey
William Topper
Raymond Baumgardner
Richard McCullough
Thomas Gingell
Cushman
Bernard Frazer
Gettysburg
Parel
Russell Wetzel
Communion Breakfast At White House Inn Attended By 36
Miss Margaret Reuter returned to Baltimore Thursday after visiting her mother Mrs. Kate Reuter. The notice mentions a communion breakfast served at the White House Inn with thirty six members in attendance.
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White House Inn
Margaret Reuter
Baltimore
Kate Reuter
Feed Shortage Plaguing 1952 Livestock Sector Warns Blandford
Joseph H. Blandford, chairman of the Maryland Production and Marketing Administration State Committee, warns that rising feed needs may tighten supplies in 1952. The Agriculture Department issued high production guides for 1951 to curb waste as farmers are urged to plant more corn and feed grains. He notes feed reserves are shrinking as livestock numbers grow and heavy grain feeding persists, predicting next fall corn carryover around 350 600 million bushels and a total feed grain production of about 118 million tons, six percent below 1950.
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Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
Department of Agriculture
Blandford
Feed grain outlook warns of tighter supplies ahead
A grain specialist warned that current feed grain needs for 1950 51 are about 132 million tons, threatening tighter feed supplies and possible reduced livestock feeding in 1951 52. He warned an unfavorable season could deplete reserves, echoing wartime shortages and urging farmers to act now to prevent future shortages.
Dopkin to chair Maryland UJA region campaign
Baltimore civic leader Lee A. Dopkin accepts the chairmanship of the Maryland Region of the 1951 United Jewish Appeal campaign announced by Moritz M. Gottlieb. Dopkin will direct statewide efforts on behalf of the United Jewish Appeal in Maryland communities.
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Lee A. Dopkin
Baltimore
Maryland
United Jewish Appeal
Moritz M. Gottlieb
Dopkin
House trims emergency fund and housing starts in spending bill
Washington May 4 The House cut 693 million from the independent offices appropriations bill reducing almost all of the 27 agencies for the fiscal year starting July 1. It also capped new public housing starts at 5 000 units for the year.
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Washington
House
Independent Offices
Truman
Defense Food Order Sets Aside 1951 Canned Veg Packs
The 1951 canned vegetable pack must be set aside for defense use under a new Defense Food Order No 2 announced by the Department of Agriculture. Maryland leaders say the aim is to spread responsibility for meeting government needs, ease for armed forces, and maintain supplies as a larger 1951 pack is requested. Set-aside percentages cover asparagus 12, IM beans 25, green and wax beans 14, carrots 27, corn 15, green peas 15, pumpkin 17, sweet potatoes 22, tomatoes 20, tomato catsup 36, and tomato paste 17.
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Defense
Department of Agriculture
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland Froduction and Marketing Administration
Department
Peoples Finance Co Money to Loan Ad
Simple friendly loan offer from Peoples Finance Co at 41 North Court St. promises immediate attention and privacy. Company pledges courteous service and flexible payment plans tailored to your income.
Fire destroys summer kitchen near Thurmont
Fire last Saturday afternoon about 2 o'clock destroyed the summer kitchen and its contents on the property of John E Fry near Thurmont. The old Eli Fry homeplace tenanted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Wastler and family. Report mentions 40 to 50 branches of the Baker Street Irregulars in the United States bearing Sherlock Holmes related names.
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Thurmont
John E. Fry
Eli Fry
Arthur Wastler
Baker Street Irregulars
United States
Green
Detective
NOAHER CRAMER & SON TWO MODERN STATE ROAD HOMES FOR SALE
Real estate ad listing multiple properties for sale in Frederick Maryland. No. 1 five acres with eight room modern frame dwelling, double garage, chicken house, spring water. $12,500. No. 2 half acre with modern bungalow, 2 beds, bath, living and dining rooms. $10,500. Additional listings include several other houses with details and prices. Services offered by Grayson H Mercer & Sons Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Pythian Castle Building, phone numbers provided. Continuous mention of cash buyers and quick service.
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Tive Acres
Noah E. Cramer & Son Realtors
North Court St. Frederick
Frederck
Frederick
Macadam Road
Mountaindale
Marcadam Road
Grayson H. Mercer & Sons Real Estate Loans
Pythian Castle
E. Paul Magaha
John L. Ponton
A. Luther Knowles
Elm St
Murray C. Bohn
Bath
N. College
Apple Ave
Biggs Ave
Schley Ave
Taney Ave
14Th St
Grant Place
Lee Place
Magnolia Ave
W. Tih St
West College Terrace
Elm Street
Schley Park
N. College Pkwy
Gilmore RE. Flautt, JR
North Market Street
Creagerstown
City
Money Makers
Tirmont
H. L. Zentz
STR Realty
Taneytown
Gladesley
Round Creek
Fred
Rt. No
Titus
Emmert R Bowlus
Church St
Representatives
M Alexander
Bucketstown
RL. Kelly
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Oliver
International B
DoUne
East Third
Cape Cod
Jeferson Bokvard
Braddock Heights
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William Robert Mount
East Fourth Street
Potomac Edison System
Mount
PE Railway Department
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Hotpoint
Philco
General Electric
Thor
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
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OAS Aetl
Freddarick
Brannan
Danville
Ind
Harold Humphrey
Humphrey
Middletown Valley
Keedysville
R. C. Boyer
Middletown, Md
J-L
P. B. Roop
The
Frederick County Holstein
Breeders’ Association
Fair Grounds, Frederick, Md
Dunloggin
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
K. Austin Backus
Davis
Urbana- Thurston
Comus Road
Urbana
Stronghold
Hyattstown
Montremery
Pandas Wee Ad
Farrow
Ford
Massey Harris
van Brunt
Osborne
New Idea
Morris
Mr. Brown
Buk
Delbert
Clifton
Delbert 8S
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Noaher
Cramer & Son
G. H Mercer & Sons
Broop & Sons Real Estate
New Windsor, Md
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Keefer M. Roogle
Keefer M
Koogle Cer. W
Grant FP
Howry
Gilmore R. Flautt, JR
Studebaker
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Jefferson St
N. Market St
Ralph W. Boyer
Court St
Murray
Bohn
Union Bridge
Hamilton Homes
Cape House
Western Residery
Western
Wiern
Freder Modern
Ol Burner
Barry Rossese
R. L. Lentz
Franklin D, Millee
Ige
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Franklin
Miller Real Estate—Insurance
Second St
Howard A. Gross
Fred’k
R.A
Realto
Lawson Motor Sale
Studebaker Club
Lawson Motor Sales
W. Patrick St
Emmert
Bowlus
Walkersville
Dr. Easterday
Norge
Westinghouse
Walkersville Fire Co
O. Glenn Trout
Charles W. Kintz
Raymond L. Kelly
Davis Air Port
Etchison
Hawkins Creamery Road
Montgomery County
Mdia
E. H. Davis
John W. Null
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