Frederick Holstein sale tops records at Frederick fairgrounds
Fifty nine head of dairy cattle sold for 16490 at the seventeenth annual Frederick County Holstein Breeders Association sale. Thirteen milch cows averaged 375, 22 bred heifers 297, eleven calves 168. Purchasers ranged Maryland Virginia and North Carolina. Auctioneer R Austin Backus led the event after a banquet at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
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Frederick County Holstein Breeders Association
Fair Grounds
Wertheimer
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick
Jay
University of Maryland
Dunloggin Farms
Ellicott City
M.C. Garst
Roanoke
Mr. Wertheimer
G. Glenn Smith
Middletown
Elsie Ramsburg
William Waters
George W. Sheetenheim
B. Wachter
Kermar
Russell S. Wachter
Keymar
George L. Dean
Jefferson
Edgar H. Culler
Edward F. Holter
Bull
Ary G.thomas
Adamstown
Doty Ramsburg
Earl Bussard
Walkersville
Edward F. We Otty
Jotennkae Tluner
Baal
Mexico
N. C
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Fate Of Tax Abatement Hinges On Five Votes
Washington May 13 The Senate debated full year tax abatement versus a 75 percent cancellation with five votes likely to decide. A showdown looms on a proposal to cancel 75 percent of 1942 taxes for most taxpayers, apply quarterly installments for 1943, and collect remaining amounts. Lower brackets would see a 20 percent wage withholding to maintain current revenue. The Administration backs the plan. observers say the chamber is almost evenly split with about five doubtful Senators.
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Washington
Senate
Stuatur Ureulrge Semiass
Use of Iron Ore Long History and Modern Breakthrough
The statement notes iron ore has existed for 25,000 years but effective human use began about 3,500 years ago. It highlights the progression from raw deposits to practical applications through ancient to more recent times.
Pressure cookers to aid home canning in Frederick County
Frederick County will allot pressure cookers to residents with the greatest home canning need. Miss Jesse M. Hammerly says a County Pressure Cooker Advisory Committee will review applicants, with Priority given to groups of five or more families. The County War Board, including Allen M. Pitzer and Henry R. Shoemaker, will authorize approvals.
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Frederick County
Jesse M. Hammerly
State Extension Service
Frederick
Office of the Home
Cooker
Hammerly
E Virginia Doub
Howard Fry
Ferm Security Administration
County War Board
Allen M. Pitzer
Henry R. Shoemaker
Danicl J. Thom
Poolesville Pupils Set Bond Sales Record
Poolesville High School students set a new bond drive record with total sales of 11430.95 dollars, spanning April 27 to May 11. All grades from first to twelfth participated, with top buyers Estelle Buxon Bobby Lillard Mary Ann Newman Vivian Winfield, and Charles Rutter as runner up. The sixth grade led with 3666.80 dollars, aided by Harry Gray Sarah Carter White and adviser Mrs. A. G. Elgin. Total annual sales exceed 15000 dollars as the campaign supports war efforts.
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Poolesville
Pe Eeahenwaiy Cease
Agergreeg
Jmer
Glass
Schoal
Estelle Buxon
Bobby Lillard
Mary Ann Newman
Vivian Winfield
Charles Rutter
Harry Gray
Sarah Carter White
A. G. Elgin
Poolesville High Schools
Court News Property Deeds and County Transfers Listed
Court transactions show Luther E Leatherman and wife deeded to Robert D Leatherman and wife in the county for 10 dollars. John Fox and wife deeded in the county for 10 dollars. Charles McC Mathias as trustee deeded to Melvin V Thompson and wife for 1200 dollars. AV discussion on canning set for next Wednesday at 2 PM in the M C A with Rural Women’s Clubs nutrition leaders and Frederick County Nutrition committee members. American farms noted with stock and salt and pepper for ready serving, and a figure of 9000000000.
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Luther E. Leatherman
Robert D, Leatherman
Raymon
T Fe Stare
Arita
John
Fox
Charles McC
Mathias
Melvin V. Thompson
Frederick
Fathers Soon To Be Drafted
Washington May 13 extending the furlough period for new inductees from 7 to 14 days, with aims to reach three weeks by September 11. Service Commands ordered to apply the extension ASAP, uniform nationwide, to ease family duties while preparing for active duty. Also mentions Induction process and observer notes on broader wartime manpower needs.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
House
Middle East Conference Sets Stage for War Theater
A full dress conference of the Allied Middle East council of military and civil leaders concluded with an agreement on the scope of problems to address as the Middle East heads toward an active war theater. The four day gathering was attended by R. G. Casey and other senior officials. The official statement said no specific issue caused the meeting, noting its timing with the Axis defeat in North Africa as fortuitous.
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Cairo
Middle East
North Africa
Sugar Canning Applications Begin In Frederick County
The Frederick county War Prize and Rationing Board announced applications for sugar canning will open Saturday. Applicants must include War Ration Book I, state quarts planned, and sugar use not to exceed five pounds per person. The total sugar per person for canning and jams cannot exceed 25 pounds for March 1, 1943 to March 1, 1944.
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Frederick County War Prize and Rationing Board
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