Apple and Peach Crops in Frederick County Forecast Drop
Estimates indicate Frederick County apple and peach production will fall sharply this season with remaining fruit supplies still meeting national needs. The report notes last year’s top apple orchard could yield only 15 to 25 percent of 100,000 bushels, while peaches may be 20 million bushels lighter nationwide.
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Frederick County
Spa
United States
Appalachian Apple Service
Frederek County
U.S
Georgia
Carolines
Arkansas
Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Alabama
Ilinois
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Michigant
New England
mid-West
West
Central East
New
USDA
Aedge
Farm Life Writer Examines Food Bowl War Strain
Phil Stong reports from Keosauqua Iowa on farmers labor and wartime food production in the American Food Bowl. He notes record crops despite fewer workers and horses, predicting more hogs cattle wheat and staples by next December 7th though weather and labor remain key uncertainties.
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Phil Stong
Sy Phil
Thad Sherod
Keosauqua
Iowa
Thad
Aliceland
Department of Agriculture
Pearl Harbor
Battle of the Food Front foresees record surpluses
The piece argues the United States will face historic food surpluses as hog and beef production surge in Nebraska Kansas and other states. It notes high prices for pork beef and feed conditions, urges acceptance of rationing and wartime logistics, and predicts America will win the war using its vast food reserves and grain stocks.
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Thamesluce
Gestapo
United States
America
Allied Air War Boosts Destruction of Zero Fighters
Allied headquarters report intensified air operations over the Southwest. Allied fighters and bombers score heavy losses among Japanese Zeros with eleven shot down and several aircraft destroyed or damaged. Communique notes high activity and unusually detailed enemy hits, reflecting a focused air push.
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Australia
Bidding Freak Hand Questions Rothschilds Bold Bid
Todays hand from Vanderbilt qualifying rounds features Mrs. M D Rothschild of New York bidding five diamonds, East five spades and a double by South. The resulting play saw two hearts, a club, a spade and a diamond lost, illustrating how freak hands challenge bidding judgment.
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M D. Rothschild
New York
Mother
Mother Rothschild
East
West
Rothschild
Residents react to vetoed Frederick County Roads bill
Reporter's visit to PrenediG Coun finds many residents unfamiliar with Governor Herbert A. O Conor s veto of the roads bill. Interviews focus on the question what do you think of Governor Comer s wets and the bill s provisions.
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Frederick County
Herbert A. O Conor
Governec
Court News Hearing Postponed for Patrolman Trump Case
Court notes show a hearing on charges against Patrolman Norman T. Trump of the City Police Department was postponed to a later date. The delay follows a request by his attorney to allow witnesses to be obtained, announced by the Police Commission. Also appears a property deed transfer involving C Albert Grossnickle and C Upton Grossnickle to William C Beaily and others.
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Aled
Norman T. Trump
Jit
Police Commission
Freeing Soldiers For Farms Faces Tedious Hurdles
County Agent reports on emergency hay crops and wartime farm labor, noting soybeans as the best emergency hay, Sudan Grass addition, and cautions about livestock poisoning after frost. Details on government log needs, release procedures for soldiers under 38, and dairy herd production highlight labor and agricultural pressures.
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Ay Meney &. Shoemaker
Mnonta
Sudan
C. F. Winslow
Ashton
Winslow
University
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
A N. McCardell
Ira D. Ifert
Equity in Frederick County Court Relieves Trust Trustee
In Frederick County In Equity Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick Trustee of Hermie Catherine Phleeger seeks discharge from its trust by advertisement. The court orders publication for three weeks before May 28 1943 and a notice to show cause by June 11 1943 why the trustee should not be discharged. Filed April 30 1949. Teste Ellis C. Wachter Clerk. Leslie N. Coblentz attorney.
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Circuit Court
Frederick
Equity
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank, of
Hermie
Catherine Phleeger
Frederick County
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick
Maryland
Patrick M Schnauffer
Ellis C. Wachter
Leslie N. Coblentz
Equity Divorce Suit in Frederick County Circuit Court
The Circuit Court for Frederick County in equity orders publication to Daisy O Harris Harvey Harris in a divorce action. The bill seeks to resume her maiden name Daisy Oliver and asserts adultery by Harvey Harris. Publication notice runs through May 30, 1943, with appearance required by June 15, 1943.
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State Fair
NEA
Army
Navy
Marines
Waacs
Nebraska
Kansas
Warrior
William FE
McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Frederick County Roads
RK. G. Putman
New Design Road
ML Hollman
Fredench
R A Hutwell
Brunswick
Pelier Ladds
Robert M . Ranneberger
Buckleystown
Garnett
Baill
Liamsville
R_ Saylor
Walkersville
Roads Board
Walter L Shipley
Flo
Earl S. Young
Clarence F. Fisher
Fanny Lyon Pearce
Betty Krueger
Lena E. Davis
Chester M. Davis
LeRoy S Baker
Hannah Baker
Court News
Albert Grossnickle
Upton Grossnickle
William C Beaily
Tjamsville
Vy Hood England
England
J. W. Monessett
Clyde Green Howard Quinn
Charles Zimmerman
Guernsey
Clyde Green
G. Edgar Roderick
Daisy O Harris
Harvey Harris
Daisy O. Harns
Daisy Oliver
Media Post
Ree Media
Libertytown
Rev Fields
Ana Tia
Tour
Circmt
Harvey Hartis
Circa
Edwin F Nrtre
Marcy
Earl Desh
DOSH
Frederick, Md
Hou
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bedford Way
Bedford
Sam
Bedford Pion
Monrovia
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