Frederick County Farm Queen Named At Atlantic City Show
Miss Ann Elizabeth Duvall daughter of Aly and Airs Herbert W Duvall was chosen over five other girls to win the farmers daughter contest at the Mid Atlantic Farm show in Atlantic City this week. She later won the State contest at Tomoniam and was named Farm Queen of Frederick County. She travels to New York for a three day weekend as a prize and will appear on TV and radio programs. Her prize includes a week long Panama vacation for two which she will share with her mother. Mrs Duvall accompanies her to New York. Miss Duvall, five foot seven blonde, was judged on appearance beauty personality poise and background. The Atlantic City prize also included a wardrobe and other awards.
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Ann Elizabeth Duvall
Aly
Herbert W. Duvall
RFB
Frederick
Atlantic City
Miss Duvall
Frederick County
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Tomoniam
New York City
Panama
Duvall
New York
Gettysburg to Open Temporary White House Press HQ
Gettysburg hosts a temporary White House press center at Hotel Gettysburg Auditorium starting after November 12 as President Eisenhower plans return from Denver. James C. Hagerty and Ray Snyder outlined crew numbers, TV units, pooled materials, live coverage of the first press conference, and routine broadcasts from the Gettysburg site.
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Gettysburg
Presidential
James C. Hagerty
Winte House
Legal Press
Cy Reni Pedgrane
White House
Snyder
President's
Eisenhower
R. A. McMullin
Whites House
Gettysburg Press and Communications Center
Denver
Livestock Show Opens Next Week at Timonium Fairgrounds
The ninth Eastern National Livestock Show will run November 12 to 78 at Timonium with about 2000 head of cattle lambs and beef stock from 21 states including Oklahoma Texas and Georgia. Open Class and Junior exhibitors compete for prizes ribbons and 47800 in premium money. Highlights include a livestock parade sheep herding by border collies trick roping and a horse show with a grand champion steer judged on November 15.
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Timonium Fairemands
Joseph 3. Vial
Oklahoma
Texas
Middle West
New England
Georgia
Vial
Border Collies
Amd
Homaeadiie
Alts
Casa
Building Permits Dip in October Across County
October building permits fell to 13 dwellings from 40 in September as the county office issued fewer permits. Total estimated building costs reached 174600 dollars, including homes, garages, a diner, sheds, and farm structures in Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Lamar Barrick
Cone Via
Bioff, Ex-Studios Racketeer, Dies In Phoenix Blast
Willie Bioff, 55, once a Hollywood labor racketeer who admitted stealing over a million dollars from film studios, died in a mysterious explosion at his Phoenix home as he started his pickup. Officials said it appeared to be a gangster style attack, with wreckage and mutilated body parts scattered over the scene. Bioff had lived under an assumed name after testifying against mob figures tied to extortion schemes in the film industry.
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Phoenix
Are
Willie Bioff
Hollywood
Bioff
Laurie
Ralph Edmundson
Sheets Office
Edmundon
Edmundson
Martin Pintz
Sheriffs Office
Bieff
George Browne
International Theatrical One
Biel
Browne
Motto Picture Studios
New York
Riolf
William Nelson
Capone
Brunswick visitors and locals share mountain tour notes
Brunswick residents and guests recount a week of visits and travels in Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina. The piece lists multiple families and individuals from Brunswick and nearby towns visiting relatives, plus a note on Mr. Taylor’s back trouble and a hospital transfer for Mrs. Grimes.
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Brunswick
MB. McGaha
Koosville
Newport
Tenn
William Ws. Harrington
Blair Harington
Virginia
Samuel .Johnston
Winchester
Lena W Nicodemus
Eva
J. Shafer
West B Street
Richard Teitz
Manlev
Ava
Lewis Yay- Tor
Brunswick Sr
Washington
Taylor
Mel
Paul & Mice
Okinawa
Air Fovce
James Mc Rice
Walnut Street
Dennis Shaff
Bells Millares
Keesler A. Fo
Biloyi
Miss
Mas OW Grimes
Shohar
Wanda
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frew & Gre Ambulance
Wmr
Charles Ro Mart
Brunswick St
Florida
North Carolina
Orlando
Fla
Thes
Sher Charles PcMartin
Charlotte
Robert Miller
Dauanier
Percy
Vrs
Martin
Soma Lan
Dawghter
Urana View Waltra Bailes
Pakonia
Hospital guest reports steady recovery after Thursday checkup
Mrs Mamie Chew of A Street says her husband is departing to be home within a few days after a week in observation. The entry notes several local visits and events including a Baltimore birthday dinner for Dr and Mrs Kenneth O Hovet and a hospital Paralytic stroke suffered by Dr Ennis, with details of his past practice.
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Mamie Chew
Aperstown
W. W. Hill
Edward
W. C. Can
Maple Avenue
Front Royal
Primitve Baptist Church
Kenneth O. Hovet
Baltimore
East B Street
Daniel F. Skeath
Barnesville
Penna
Albright College
Reading
Arthur
Daniel F. Skeath Jr
Brunswick High School
Glee Club
D. F. Skeath
Mulches Protect Plants From Winter Damage Says Expert
The Davey Tree expert Jo Matboeul urges applying mulch as a protective overcoat for tender plants like azaleas and firethorn to conserve moisture and stabilize soil temperature. Peat moss is less favored for bark protection. corn cob mulch and leaves have drawbacks in wind or pest exposure. Actress Lana Turner undergoes minor surgery for a benign tumor and is recovering at home in Santa Monica after a studio statement.
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Matboeul
Davey Tree Rapert Co
Hollywood
Athos
Lana ‘Turner
St John’s
Santa Monica
Milk From Vending Machines To Be Tried
A community wide test on vending milk will be conducted by the U S Department of Agriculture and West Virginia University to measure demand and costs in schools factories and other sites. Local dairies and distributors will cooperate and track machine sales to assess market potential and consumption. The test starts in a few weeks and aims to boost milk sales while evaluating risk and returns.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Tthe
U. S. Department of Agriculture
West Virginia University
James Ho Clarke
West Virginia University Agricultural Experiment Station
Mak
Agriculture Department
Wam
County Agent Reports Farm Week Shows and Chaffin Alfalfa Advice
County Agent notes the Ballenger Community Show as the last in eight fall county fairs sponsored by Granges Homemakers and 4-H clubs with local and state funding support. Farm City Week highlights include Ospraker radio talks and talks by Dr. Kuhn and Wilson Heaps on rural urban relations. alfalfa spraying advised to control chickweed and preserve pastures with specific chemical guidance. Also lists herd test averages and notes annual disabling accidents linked to television aerial work.
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Henry K. Shuemaker
Ballenger
Ballenser
New Market
Mt. Pleasant
Middletown
Adamstown
Emmitsburg
Unionville
Jefferson
State Fair Board
Frederick County
Frederick City Service
A. ©. Kuhn
University of Maryland
Wilson Heaps
Maryland Farm ‘Bureau
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Agronomy Mimeo
Charles P. Eltington
Extension Agronantist
Farmers' share of food dollar to shrink in 1956
Washington reports the Agriculture Department predicts farmers will receive 40 cents of every consumer food dollar in 1956, down from 41 cents this year and 43 cents in 1954, while middlemen gain. Farm prices are expected to stay near current levels amid higher marketing costs and possible higher railway refrigerator rates. The shift reflects ongoing farm policy debates and postwar price trends.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agency For Cast
Agriculure
Benson
Vhe
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Worcester County
John H Mulls
Anne Arundel County
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Mark Miller
Washington County
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Joseph M. Steger
Allegany County
Paul E. Nystrom
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Gaithersburg Agricultural Center
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St. Martin's Church
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Walnut Bottom Farm
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