January liquor release frees distilleries for alcohol production
The War Production Board announced a January holiday allowing most U S distilleries to shift to liquor production while maintaining war needs. Krug said facilities are not needed for war, boosting expected bourbon and whiskey output. Cigarette shortages prompt OPA crackdowns, with Detroit-area enforcement tightening and lines for packs rising amid racketeering concerns.
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Washington
Industtrial
da. A. Krug
War Production Board
Novau
Price Administraion Biasinc
Thomas J. Emerson
OPA
Emerson
WE. Fitzgerald
Detroit
War Food Administration
WIA
Krug
Saw Mill Operators Conference Planned at University of Maryland
More than 600 small saw mill operators are invited to a training conference at the University of Maryland November 27 28. The event is sponsored by the University Extension Service the State Forestry Department and the U S Forest Service. Nelson H Fritz will lead the program with demonstrations on mill layouts efficient operation and solving common problems affecting time production and profits. The impact of postwar plastics wood products will also be discussed.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland
Harry W. Dengler
Extension Forester
University
Extension Service
State Department of Forestry
U. S. Forest Service
Nelson H. Fritz
Baltimore
Area Forester
Enviable 1944 record by Frederick County 4-H clubs
Frederick County 4-H members achieved an enviable record in 1944 with 352 farm bars across projects. Dairy, swine, poultry, baby beef, colt clubs, safety, and garden efforts were highlighted, with fairs showing strong exhibitor results. Girls’ projects in home management, clothing, foods, and community shows added to the year’s notable achievements.
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Frederick County
F. H. Rogers
Jesse Hammierly
Rogers
Victory Gardens
Frederick
Hagerstown
Hammerly
Margaret Rhoderick
Walkersville
Connie Remsberg
Middletown
Oneda Albaugh
Unionville
Betty Remsberg
Joyce Lee Remsberg
Miss Hammerly
Yield Survey Indicates 7 to 12 Bushels Per Acre in Frederick County
Farmers report corn yields varied by location with 7 to 12 barrels per acre typical. Neighbors cite general good corn but some plots, especially higher ground, yield less. A county survey records opinions from multiple residents and notes two thirds of 20 acres were high ground with no barrels. DeVault named chairman of 1945 agricultural census advisory committee. university extension to form county farmer advisory groups.
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Virginia
Bary Dosh
Frederick
Frederick County
George W. Tabler
Urbana
Thomas L. Cramer
Walkersville
Buckingham Vale
Buckingham Moore
Poland
Tess Chan
Kelvinator Dairy
Fessian Veeran
Little Ghent Walter
Stewart Clipmaster
Steward
Year Crop Yields Suggest Record U S Farm Production
The Agriculture Department anticipates the year's crops may set a new all farm products record, driven by corn and sorghum expansions, despite damage to oranges and vegetables along the Atlantic coast. Potatoes and soybeans show strong forecasts while rice buckwheat remain bumper. Civil war era notes drift into a fragmentary list of county land transfers.
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Agriculture Department
Dasapetessut
Department Ind.ure
Area de Eypantiad Ty Fotal
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds From City
Wilton Abram Alissgy 72 veidowner and Nelle Wohietedta of Baltimore. Millard Paup Goud 21 and Mary Esther Newton 21 both of this city. Arthur C fsages 2h and Elizabeth a Weddie 17 of this city. divorced pairs listed. property deed Shemuan J. Bowers to Ernest Weems and wife for $10. Mary J Beandenburg to Chyfored.
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Wilton Abram Alissgy
Veidowner
Art Nelle Wohietedta
Bath
Baltimore
Brodifen Seatte
Oe Broemi
Noy
Bath Elizabethy Salt
Magnolia Avenue
This City
Millard Paup Goud
Wavee de Kae
Mary Esther Newton
Center Street
Arthur C Fsages
Elizbeth
Thar- US
Vargy
Coblenty
Agnes
Miller
Darton Avenue
Brunawick
Shemuan J. Bowers
Ernest Weems
Mary J Beandenburg
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Lieiovid Sand Gpa Tas Rec
A. A. Lough
DOSH
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Frederick, Ma
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Pearce
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Nat Pepe MW
C. Summers
Jeorsun
George P VonEitt
George W. Brandenburg
T Harmony
Walter HW
DeLauter
U.S
Watkins
Raymond McClain
Cark W. Snugh
Carl W. Snook
Ravntoeid McClain
Wate
Tollie UL Waehter
Chaylee
George T. Easterly
Roland Lavier Michael
Daniel N. Blickenstaf
Mary No Rdengur
Clarence B. Hidengar
Uncle Sam
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
WMC
Wye Employment Service
Winchester Hall
Atlantic Seaboard
Frederick County Products, Inc
Blue Ridge Brand Meats
Federal Inspection
Glen Burnie
Long Corner
Ridgeville
Howard County
Alberts
Mt. Airy
Hampshire
Berkshire
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
Deering
Timothy Hay
New Bar
John Degrange Emmert
RK. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Court News
Nicodemus Paint Stores
Salen
Lee Beyer
Wabbia Beaver
Petersville
Hivor
David Carizenduer
Daniel Beach Jey
Willio Boyer
C Street
C. M. Wenner
Rees
Francis Leo Steiner
William E. Boyer
O.P.A
U.S. and
Helen S. Boyer
William B. Roy
C. Margaret ZE
Salome Lee
William Ed. Uy
Freder
Srey Sivtrola Art
William B Boyer
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Tusca
Marylant
Sarah F. Woerner
Tuscarora
Miles S. Buckeystown
Point Rocks
Sald
Muscarthas
Internal Revenue
RR Onrisgin
M_ SAFRIT
Jacob Rohrback Alttorney
Emmett R. Bowhis
Sarah Fo Woerner
Iis Orphans Court
Brooder House
Helen Saffit
Chandler & Automobile
Singer
Early Aorrison
Helen M Safrit
Admix
Daceb Rothchick
Nbn OL. Shaw
Avic
Lewis Wtoses
Will Sall
Miles S
Broad Run
Middle Creek
Tom
Guernsey
John Deere
Sears Rocack
Syracuse
Barshear
Saxton
Mother Nature
Mill Road
Redland
Olney-Laytonaville Road
Olney
Derwood
Montromery County
Mal
Uilugr Alm
Uolsteins
Guernseys
Rattle T. B
Shropshire
China
McCormick
Killefer
Oliver
Ensilage
Jobn Deere
Uash
J. W. Davis Derwoon
Glenn Trout
Raymond LL. Relly
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