Hens Cackle Poultryless Days Ended in Washington
Poultryless Thursdays are suspended as a new grain saving program is tested. Luckman Anderson and President Truman back the plan while egg restrictions persist. Producers pledge to cut chick production to boost grain reserves as the campaign shifts to a broader conservation effort.
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Washington
Citizens Food Committee
Truman
Charles Luckman
Food Committee
Europe
Luckman
Mr. Truman
Agriculture Anderson
Luckman-Anderson
County Towns To Mark Ending Of First War
The anniversary of the end of World War I will be marked at Thurmont and Middletown next Tuesday with a memorial in Thurmont Memorial Park at 7 30 p m. The Thurmont High School glee club and the Thurmont Ministerium direct the program. Everhart Post American Legion will present a United States flag to the Middletown grade school at a 2 p m assembly. The Thurmont program includes processional God of Our Fathers invocation and readings by Emmett Rice and Rev W H Groff among others with Taps a moment of silence and prayers.
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Thurmont
Middletown
Thurmont Memorial Park
Thurmont High School
Glee Club
Thurmont Ministerium
Everhart Post
American Legion
Ivan G. Naugle
America
Emmett Rice
W. H. Groff
C. H Corbett
Green Club
Ivan G. Maugile
June Long
Lord
Giese Club
Proper Cutting Of Timber Is Advocated
Dr. T B Symons of the University of Maryland urges nationwide owners to educate timberland owners in proper cutting practices. About 4,000,000 owners hold titles to most of the nation's timberland and better practices will raise long term incomes. The extension plan calls for coordinated education with State Testers.
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Washington
T B. Symons
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Land Grant College Association
Willard Hotel
Symons
Community Show Prize Winners at Jefferson Grange Fair
The Jefferson Grange Community Show awarded prizes on October 23 24 with first second and third places across many categories including Peck bearded wheat peck oats and ten ears corn. Winners include Richard Zimmerman Maurice Zimmerman Henry Keller Paul Stockman and Mrs Lee Gordon among others for crops fruits and preserves.
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Jefferson Grange
Jefferson
Halfdan i Zimmerman
Richard Zimmerman
George Wright
Maurice Zimmerman
Halfidan Zimmerman
Luther Brubakler
Henry Keller
Arthur ' House
L. Roy Remsberg
Arthur House
Halfdan Zimmerman
Jack Lakin
A. Kefauver
Robert Hope
Walter Poole
Lee Gordon
Glenn Pearl
Paul Stockmen
Paul Stockman
Merkle Remsberg
Talbot Himes
Ruth Keller
Paul Culler
Virginia Mee Zimmerman
Edwin Himes
Barbara Reisberg
John Wright
Russell Wright
Lucy Remsberg
Dorsey Ahalt
Lillie Culler
Edward Thrasher
Lee Buspsach, Jr
Marie Corum
Shirley Himes
Ralph Leshart
Betty Jane Crampton
John Crampton
Russell Smith
George H. Smith
Jobs Crampton
Lenora Stockman
Charles Catsail
Myrtle Shaff
Ralph Lenham
Ralph Lenhart
Henry Lakin
Richard Smith
Charles Lapple
Clarence Rice
Péarl
Benny Keller
Gilmore -Keler
Tenora Stockman
Grace Nuse
Dorothy Ressler
Gloria DeGrange
Charlies -Lapole
Nancy Lenhart
Gilmore Kellier
Jacqueline Kelfer
C. O. de Grange
Richard Grove
Ruth Dade
Richard Remsberg
Lee House
Gilmore Keller
Charles Lapole
Keefer Crampton
Betty Pearl
George Porteous
Ralph Len
Community Fair Food Craft Entries and 4-H Winners
A long list of entries from a community fair includes apple jelly peach preserves cherry preserves and other jellies plus baked goods and handmade items. 4-H Club notes mention Jefferson County members and various youth names such as Dorothy Keller Gulie Keller Dorothy Feiler and Arthur House with winnings listed for vegetables eggs and fruit.
Have Lost Campaign But Gained Victory
An American observer returning from Manchuria says Chinese Communists lost the campaign but gained the victory. The six week offensive damaged the economy and demoralized troops while moving toward ending Government control of the Manchurian corridor. The observer cites Chan ghun and Kirin as winter bases as a key objective.
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Shanghai
Manchuria
Mukden
Changchun
iKirin
State Department prints consumer guide to foreign policy
The State Department released a 54 page booklet titled Aspects of Current American Foreign Policy to answer growing public questions. The pamphlet notes U S policy cannot be wrapped in a single document and outlines major issues and difficulties in relations with other nations for better citizen understanding.
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James Marlow
Washington
State Department
Germany
Austria
Japan
Korea
Palestine
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
United States
Unusual Opportunity For Married Men 25 35 Seekers
Insurance firm seeks married men aged 25 to 35 for training in life health and retirement products. Earning sixty dollars every two weeks while learning. Car required. Territory Frederick. Send P O Box 664 or call Frederick 344-1.
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Territory
Frederick
P. O
United Nations goals and postwar world order overview
The fragment outlines major themes in postwar policy: rebuilding Europe, securing free nations and elections in Eastern Europe, and addressing territorial issues and dependency areas. It highlights U.N. aims, Soviet actions, European recovery, international trade, armament control, and inter-American relations as core topics.
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Germany
Japan
Austria
Kore
United Nations
U.N
Palestine
Africa
Relief Agency Ships Radar to Yugoslavia Sparks Inquiry
A U S State Department spokesman called the disclosure amazing as surplus radar gear was sent from the United States to Yugoslavia. The American Committee for Yugoslavia Relief, Inc. faced questions after New York customs noted four radar crates and 26 radio parts were consigned to the Yugoslav Red Cross. The relief committee said the shipment bore its name by error since the embassy stored the material in its New York warehouse before dispatch.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Yugoslavia
Michael J. McDermott
Marshall
New York Customs
American Committee For Yugoslavia Relief, Inc
War Assets Administration
Red Cross
Relief Committee
New York
Escapee Led Double Life As Hospital Attendant
An 18 year old Richmond youth escaped from the National Training School and worked six months as an attendant at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He attempted suicide twice, spent time in a mental institution, and was returned to the training school yesterday. State Police found him at Springfield State Hospital after a wrist slashing. The youth, Robert Landon McDowell also known as Robert O’Neil, has a lengthy criminal record and is linked to a Virginia snake cult. He previously escaped last January 24 and worked at Baltimore from January 31 until August. He later married in Kentucky before visiting a psychiatrist in Sykesville. National Training School officials and police pursued him Friday.
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Richmond
National Training School
Washington
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Virginia
Springfield State Hospital
P. M. Doolan
Robert Landon McDowell
Stuarts Avenue
Robert O'Neil
Federal
Kentucky
Sykesville
Norfolk
Maryland plant division offers vinegar remedy for stains
State Police said McDowell with a criminal record in Baltimore and Norfolk was sought in connection with a warning. A leaflet with full details may be obtained by writing the plant pathology division at the University of Maryland College Park Maryland. Vinegar will remove dark stains from aluminum kitchen utensils.
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University of Maryland
College Park
Maryland
Nematodes Threaten Boxwood Roots Says University Expert
A. C. Tarjan of the University of Maryland plant pathology division warns that boxwoods with yellowing leaves and reddish tinge may suffer from nematode attack. Nematodes, small roundworms, attack roots causing shoots to wither or leaves to dry and shed. Homeowners should take steps to keep trees growing vigorously.
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A. C. Tarjan
University of Maryland
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Druid Theatre
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