Knoxville Man Honored At Holstein Meet
Knoxville resident Irving Stine received top honors at the Maryland Holstein Friesian Association spring banquet held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event drew about 275 attendees and previewed today’s 25th annual consignment sale featuring eight bulls and 79 females. Stine earned an eight trophy for high production as his 17 cows averaged 17,187 pounds of milk and 667 pounds of butter fat on DHIA test. James Alexander Jr Massey reported 23 cows on test averaging 14,208 pounds of milk and 536 pounds of butterfat. Stine also earned a Herd Improvement Record award as 4-H members were celebrated with multiple honors including Gary Branning’s top award of a cup and gold watch, Barbara Riggs’s runner-up finish, and other model cows and plaques from National Dairy Products Corp. The principal address covered ketosis prevention by George C Fry, University of Maryland. The association noted growth in DHIA and HIA programs and highlighted sale descendants of Dunlogem Woodmaster among 87 animals from 34 Maryland herds, with 7 from Dunlogem Woodmaster line. Mexico, NY, is listed as sponsor location for the sale.
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Irving Stine
Knoxville
Maryland Holstein Friesian Association
Francis Scott Key
Fairgrounds
Mr. Stine
James Alexander, Jr. Massey
Stine
Gary Branning
Finksburg
Carroll County
Barbara Rigs
Garthersburg
Joyce Riggs
Barbara
Mary Null
State Association
Maryland
Dunlogem Woodmaster
Weinberg contempt charges dismissed in federal ruling
Washington May 17 contem pt of court charges against Dr Joseph W Weinberg scientist X in an atomic spying probe were dismissed by US District Judge Alexander Holtzenf who found he acted within his constitutional rights when refusing to answer grand jury questions The charges followed Weinberg's prior denial of knowledge of Steve Nelson and are linked to his wartime work at UC radiation lab and University of Minnesota suspension as professor, with perjury potential noted by the House Un American Activities Committee.
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Washington
Joseph W Weinberg
Alexande Holtzenf
Weinberg
University of Minnesota
Holtzofé
House Un-American Activities Committee
University of California
Steve Nelson
Communist Party
Haltroft
Mght
Policemen May Get $300 Annual Raise
Harristown May 17 The Mayor and City Council moved to finalize a $300 yearly pay raise for police officers. Mayor Herman LeMille named two councilmen to work with the City Auditing Department to determine the total cost and funding sources. Police Commissioner MEO Ellinger said officers are leaving for private sector pay, with base patrolman pay at 18 a 2400, sergeants at 2800, and captains at 3100. Five officers have quit recently and six others showed intent to resign. some councilmen warned raises for police may force wage hikes in other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harristown
Herman LeMille Aamed
Meo Ellinger
Ellinger
Inspection Of Liquor Places Asked By Jury
Westminster, May 17 The May term Carroll County grand jury has urged deputy sheriffs inspect liquor establishments at regular intervals and for the Board of License Commissioners to set up a monitoring system. The report asks greater County Commission control after Welfare Board notes rising welfare costs and calls for improved nursing care at the county home and new quarters for aged women on the second floor.
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Westminster
Carroll County Grand Jury
Cricui Court
James E Boylan
Board of License Commissioners
Ater
Welfare Board
State County Welfare
Denmark to Expand Army to Sixty Thousand to Eighty Thousand
Copenhagen May 17 Information reports Denmark plans a major army expansion from about 20 000 to between 60 000 and 80 000 men The article notes the country founder named the equator in Spanish context and mentions the word equator in that language.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
New Trial Ordered for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Maryland Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over a $24,000 compensation award in the death of Delpha H. Rodeheaver, a Garrett County watchman killed October 28, 1948 near Oakland. The court disagreed with the circuit court ruling on train speed relevance and called for fresh deliberation to assess fault and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett County Circuit Court
High Court
Oliver H Bruce
Rodeheaver
Train Speed Disputed In Collision Case
Judge Collins writes that a train may have exceeded the 20 mph city limit and even at the limit could not have stopped in time. A cap and flesh were found on the engine at the next stop. witnesses testified to speeds above the ordinance. The accident remains under investigation.
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Stephen R. Collins
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Holstein Meet
Walling Workers
Kegewoord Church of God
Rices Bright Spot
Serena Ory
Wz Vesta
Universal Insulation Co
Edward S. Mobley, Jr
Wilson Ave
Frederick, Md
South Mar Sam Mill
Armly
Army
Eisenhower
Tor Kidwiler Park
Rosedale Club Association
Kidwiler Park
Robart E Miller
Rosedale
Frederick
Equator
Second Church of Christ
Baltimore, Maryland
Science
Christian Science
George W Martin C . B
Melbourne
Australia
Mother Church
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Liberty Heights Avenue
Dennlyn Road
Ias
WCAO
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
Carroll Theater
Kenneth Charmquisette
Kemp
Burtner Bros
Ia Paz
Bolivia
Hugo Ballivian
Victor Paz Estenssoro
National Revolutionary Party
MNR
Pioneer
Weil Brothers, Inc
North Market St
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