Kiwanis Elects J V Coblentz As Club President
J Vernon Coblentz was elected Kiwanis president with Roland Harbaugh as vice president, J Milton Brunk as treasurer, and directors Joseph Kline James Messer smith and Fredrick Rogers. The vote occurred at the weekly luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Guest speaker J Hubert Black outlined Maryland’s parole system and rehabilitation efforts noting about 5 000 prisoners statewide with four year completion possible for good conduct.
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Franci Scott Key Hotel
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Maryland
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Baltimore City
Joseph Nestor
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Alton Whitmore
Walkersville
Parole lecture highlights rehab efforts in Frederick and Washington
A parole division officer told Kiwanians about a 93 percent success rate and urged local support for rehabilitation. He noted rising prison populations, younger ages of inmates, and that many offenders come from good families. Only 7 percent failures are seen as exceptional in parole work.
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Walkersville
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Rochester
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Hagerstown
Meatless And Eggless Days Gain Momentum Says Official
Associated Press reports Charles Luckman chairman of the Citizens Food Committee says meatless poultryless and eggless days are meeting the goal. He predicts Europe will save 100000000 bushels of grain this winter and outlines the program’s progress.
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Food conservation results in Chicago press conference report
Markets opened narrow on election day while QGSt Commodities cited private surveys showing consumer adherence to feeding guidelines. Farmers reportedly fed less grain as pipeline adjustments limited program changes. Chicago futures rose for grains, butter, and lurgs. slaughter lambs at stockyards up 23 cents per hundred pounds. butter prices rose 11 cents per pound. Hogs, cattle steady and eggs unchanged in wholesale market.
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