Frederick air service plan outlined by All American Aviation
David L. Miller of All American Aviation explained plans to offer air passenger mail freight and express service to and from Frederick in a joint meeting with Frederick officials and local chambers. A proposed lease for ticket office space and landings was discussed with a decision to solicit public notice for interested parties. The city also purchased the Joseph Jamison property for 5 dollars.
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Frederick
All American Aviation, Inc
Wilmington
Del
Airport Committee
Chambers of Commerce
Lloyd C. Culler
David L. Miller
All American
Trafic
Wiliam B. Burnlt
Miller
Bir Miller
mid-West
Akjermen
Cty
Richard E. Zimmerman
Culler
Charles W. Stup
Alvey V. Renn
William B. Burall
Charles T Butcher
Jesse C Shaver
Zimmerman
W. R. Walter
F. W. Weitzel
Ed C Hartmann
T. Edgie Russell
Charles W Taylor
George C Slagle
Chamber of Commerce
Richard F. Kline
Elks Chorus to Sing at New Windsor High School
The Elks Chorus of Hanover Pa presents a concert at New Windsor High School on Wednesday evening, November 17, at 815 p m. The junior class sponsors this event, featuring about thirty male voices.
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Elks Chorus
Hanover Pa
New Windsor High School
Signed Statement Confesses Arson and More
Elkton reports Sheriff Bord says a signed statement from Harry Shirey 37 a farm worker accuses arson at his brother in law coal yard in Pottstown Pa and a dairy barn fire near Barksdale three miles away Damage to Henderson dairy barn estimated 39000 to 5060 dollars Shirey held without bail in Cecil County Jail pending arraignment Authorities plan further interviews with Shirey tomorrow in Elkton Also note Annapolis seeks a county manager with a range 7560 to 12000 dollars yearly and a recent referendum set the pay scale for a county business manager
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Elkton
Elwood L. Bord
Harry Shirey
Pottstown
Shirey
Barksdale
H L Henderson
Ceecounts
Sherif Bosd
Heneron
Harvest Bigger Than Forecasts From Postwar Agricultural Report
Washington reports harvests this year exceed October forecasts with corn output rising to 3.64 billion bushels, the largest on record. The Agriculture Department notes higher yields across major crops, with grain and cotton volumes up from 1923–32 baselines, though some crops decline. Final figures to be released in mid December.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Netoonk
Sears
Meat supply lag slows pork chops and beef steaks
The article explains a meat supply lag in 1942 with corn as the key to abundance but notes a long time to convert feed into meat. It cites pigs produced in fall not reaching market until late spring and explains the delay in delivering tender steaks to consumers.
Ziegler Recounts Silence on Gaimimore Absence
Ziegler told officers he had not seen Gaimimore for months and noted his past employment at a Germantown garage. Police reported Ziegler offered no resistance during questioning.
Pre-human Africa 100-pounders in caves wielded bone clubs
A scientist describes a prehistoric African people about 100 pounds in weight who lived in caves. They reportedly used fire and fashioned clubs from large game bones for hunting and fighting.
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Africa
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