Birthday Edition: John W. Null Marks 65 Years Of Auction Life
John W. Null, renowned auctioneer and longtime public sale figure, turns sixty five while continuing to lead sales across Maryland and Virginia. Since his first church benefit sale in 1906 he built a varied career, trained under famed mentors, and became a local authority on auctioneering with a noted humor and record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Rosencrant
John W. Null
Null
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick Terminal
Doubs
Homer Benn
Adamstown
Frederick Post
Careytown
Democratic State Central Committee
Luther M. Bready
Harvey R. Lease
John L. Dutrow
William E. Darner
John W. Carson
John S. Bowlus
Emmett R. Bowlus
Mr. Null
Daniel Z. Padgett
J. Howard Ailnutt
Licksville
A. W. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Harry Willard
Poolesville
Joseph WW. Bussard
Frederick
J. H. Stauffer
John H. Jamison
Walkersys
Auctioneer Mr Null Plans Many More Years in Business
Aged Carmack's Grocery Store proprietor Mr Null shows vigor and spirit after a pie and cake sale and says he will continue auctioneering as long as he is able, feeling healthy and prepared for future years in the trade.
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Ager
Carmack
North Market
Third Streets
Strength For Today A New Creation
Earl L Douglass argues faith renews the person until the nature changes like leaven in dough. Believers retain temperaments yet are transformed shaping thoughtful, activist, intellectual lives. In Christ, racial and national lines fade as believers become new creations.
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Earl L. Douglass
Premium to Enter Preakness Paid by Two Owners
In Baltimore on May 8, owners of Came On Red and Golf Ace paid 7500 to enter their 3 year olds in the Preakness on May 19 at Pimlico. They missed the Feb 15 regular deadline and face further 500 entries on May 18 and 500 to start May 19. Needles, Derby winner, is shipping in for the mile and three sixteenths race as 176 on-time entrants are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ace
Needles
Pimlico
Helen W. Kelley
Jonly
Oddie Grell
Needies
Golf Ace
New York
Hialeah
Ofjcraft
Sam
NACA
Howard Meyerhoff
Scientific Manpower Commission
Meyerhoff
U S Probes Black Market in Scientists and Engineers
A U S brain drain shows eight firms and government agencies hiring top scientists and engineers at rising salaries. The Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy and White House probes target costly ad campaigns and elite employment outfits amid shortages and cross firm poaching.
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Douglas Larsen ER
Washington
NEA
U. S
Oulis
L. A
General Dynamic Westinghouse
White House
West Coast
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
John F. Victory
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Ton
D. C
Unrsity of Maryland
Alpha’ Omicron. Pi
Nicholandis
College of Arts and Sciences
Mmajoring
Pi Delta Epsilon
Journalism Honorary
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John W. N Null
Ville
Neiworgen
Andrew, Haines
James Lowe
I Sales
T. Arnold Whitmore
News-Post
Jie
Haines
Tom Sponseller
L Jivery
Brunswick
Ring Uaster Iin
U.S. Route 80
Monocacy River Bridge
William Null
Edward E. Krise
Delbert S. Null
Reppert Auctioneering School
J. William Null Jr
College Park
Audrey Nicoloudis
Hallmark, and
Rustcraft Cards
Revere Ware
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second St
Ritchie Finance Corporation
Ritchie Finance Corp
St. A. M, Boha
Mar
U.S
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Lockheed
Sunnyvale
Joint Committee
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Ene
Riant Step
Williamson's Drug Store
Rosenour
Boystown
Frederick’s
THE
Potomac Edison CO
Buddy Poppy
Veterans OF Foreign Wars OF the
United States
Lucite
Manelle
DuPont
Marvella
Endrickson
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