Eleven Foreign Agents Tour Local Farms
Eleven representatives from foreign agricultural departments toured three Frederick County farms in Middletown Valley to study U S soil conservation districts. The group, arranged by FAO, met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and visited Nellie Thrasher, Robert N. Miller, and Charles H. Remsberg farms to discuss conservation practices with local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
United States
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Nellie Thrasher
Robert N. Miller
Charles H. Remsberg
Middletown Valley
Francis Scott Key
Glenn K. Rule
Washington Soil Conservati Vice
E. M. Davis
College Pi
Carl R. Ingling
Egypt
B. B. Boutros Bey Bassili
Ministry of Agriculture
Abdelsattah Ali Mgursi
France
N. du Pasquier
Ministry of Associated States
Italy
Gino Zafarana
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Pakistan
A. A. Shah
East Pakistan
Adman Katabi
Legation
United Kingdom
John H
New Windsor Stock Picked at Maryland Livestock Show
About 400 Maryland farm youths from 4-H clubs and FFA competed as judges awarded 2178 in cash premiums at the Eastern National Livestock Show in Timonium. Readouts named standout youths such as James K Gent Jr Arlen Bee Edward Deer Stuart Leister and Mary Eleanor Blackhall with multiple championships and notable Hereford entries across lambs steers and heifers.
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Timonium
Maryland
Future Farmers of America
James K. Gent, Jr
Worton
Kent County
Arlen Bee
Elkridge
Edward Deer
New Windsor
Stuart Leister
Hampstead
Mary Eleanor Blackhall
Charles County
St. Mary's County Fair
Mary Eleanor
Weekend Cold Wave Edges Upward In Midwest Weather
The cold wave easing slightly across the middlewest as temperatures climb but fall short of autumn norms. Subfreezing readings persisted in Bowling Green Kentucky and Memphis while light snow lingered in the northern Great Lakes region. From New England to the Gulf and west to Arizona, skies were fair with a mix of clouds in the west. A separate item notes spot picketing at a Baltimore telephone company garage with no service disruption.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Bowling Green
Memphis
Great Lakes
New England States
Gulf
Arizona
Far West
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Teléphone Company
Sunday Low Of 18 Scored In County
Wintry cold gripped Frederick as temperatures fell to 18 above zero. Official lows reached 20 at the state police barracks and 21 at the airport weather station, with frosts and ice reported. Ground froze, vegetation died back, and a light snow skiff lingered at Gambrill State Park. Overnight lows hovered around 18, highs around 43, and forecasters predicted no quick warmup with a gradual rise to near 45 later today.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Unionville
Gambrill State Park
Basic Causes Of Crime Sought By Committee
Senate Crime Investigating Committee plans follow up a juvenile delinquency survey with an inquiry into crime causes. Chairman Kefauver said organized crime exerts a sinister, far reaching influence on public officials and operates nationwide with interlocking ownership among groups. He did not name an overarching overlord.
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Washington
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Kefauver
Dtenn
Capone Boys
Senate
Plenty Of Gasoline Institute Is Told
Los Angeles November 13 Gasoline rationing is unlikely in the foreseeable future says an oil executive at the 30th annual meeting of the American Petroleum Institute Dr Robert E Wilson chairman of Standard Oil Company of Indiana. He excludes all out war noting stocks are in very good shape and the industry is in balance with production able to rise 10 percent to meet emergency or military needs.
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Los Angeles
American Petroleum Institute
Robert E. Wilson
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Northwest Airlines grounds its planes for inspection
Northwest Airlines pulled its Martin passenger fleet from service for thorough checks after a string of fatal crashes, aiming to prove there are no structural defects. Three crashes in nine months, most recently on November 7 near Butte Montana in a snowstorm with 22 deaths.
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St. Paul
Mann
Northwest Airlines
Croil Huner
Butte
Mont
Non Military Use of Aluminum Cut
Washington officials announced a government order to cut non military aluminum use by about 35 percent starting in January. William H. Harrison, administrator of the National Production Authority, said the move may cause some unemployment in certain factories but would allow industry time to adjust and seek substitutes.
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Washington
William H. Harrison
National Production Authority
Food Show Opens Tonight at State Armory
A large crowd is expected for the annual Food and Better Housing Show opening at the State Armory this evening. Forty firms from city and county are preparing booths. show runs through Saturday with no admission charge and door prizes nightly. May or Munshower and local officials attend. Rural Women's Club night features cash prizes for attendance. Potomac Edison cooking demos set for Tue Thu at 2 pm. nightly special attractions promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Sery-U Save-U
Serv-U Save-U
Elmer F. Munshower
Aldermen
Chambers of Commerce
Potomac Edison Company
Taft Returns To Washington From Brief Washington Visit
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio returns to Washington amid talks of GOP reorganization and possible consolidation of 1952 campaign duties. He plans a news conference and discussions with Republican leaders, while Senate and House campaign committees face possible changes. Taft’s re election victory boosts his influence as plans for the 81st Congress unfold. Deeds recorded reflect local property sales in Braddock and Tramsville as Pittsburgh reports optimism over ending the 43 day newspaper strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
GOP
Guy C. Gabrielson
National Committee
Senate
House
Brewster
Maine
Leonard W. Hall
New York
Congress
Truman
Capitol Hill
White House
Democrats
Lucas
Ilinois
Myers
Pennsylvania
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Russell
Georgia
Anderson
New Mexico
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
Helen Gahagan Douglas
D-Calif
China
Nixon
Eugene D. Millikin
Rcole
Calo` Seidom
Belig
Milita
Tydings
Millard
Maryland
McCarthy
R-Wis
Tychings
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Campaiga
Three Men Parachute From Burning Navy Bomber
Three Navy air crew members parachuted to safety after an engine fire forced their twin engine attack bomber down near Deale Chesapeake Bay. The crew included Lt Cmdr William C Catterson pilot Aviation Technician First Class William R Diester and Aviation Mechanic First Class Robert H Jones. The plane crashed in a swampy, farmland area while witnesses heard explosions. The men landed at Lothian Galesville and Webb's Corner, with patrolman Elmer Hagner reporting facial burns to Pattersons face though not serious.
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Annapolis
Navy
Deale
Chesapeake Bay
Abinat
Here
Patuxent River Air Test Station
Patuxent
William C. Catterson
William R. Diester
Aviation
Aviation Mechanige
Robert H. Jones
Anne Arundel County
Elmer Hagner
Patterson
Lothian
Galesville
Webb's
Lights On In Clarksburg
Lights were turned on Saturday night in Clarksburg marking the Community Association’s civics project in Montgomery County. Irving S. McNair, County Manager, activated the lights at 6 15 during a ceremony in the community hall followed by a bazaar. The event drew many residents and spectators and showcased plans for highway widening and curbs gutters and sidewalks. Fourteen lights along Route 240 and one near the Damascus road church were funded by individual gifts and association funds and installed by Potomac Edison.
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Clarksburg
Montgomery
Irving S. McNair
Clarence Day
Col
Newton Nevitt
McNayr
Ralph Martz
Route 240
Damascus
Potomac Edison Company
County Council
Raymond King
Elmo Maupin
Raymond Wilhide
Letters Granted In Three Estates
Orphans Court granted letters of administration in three estates opened to handle small distributions. The estates are Fannie Zimmerman 1919 Carrie Johnston 1932 and Nellie Reich 1925. Grace E Zimmerman Braddock Heights qualified as administratrix in Reich and Johnston. Harry C Zimmerman qualified as administrator in Zimmerman. Personalty around 250 each. Jack Z Fritz qualified as administrator of Margaret Smith Fritz estate. he is the sole heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Jane Zimmerman
Fannie Zimmerman
Carrie Johnston
Nellie Reich
Grace E. Zimmerman
East Eighth Street
Margaret Smith Fritz
Both Sides Adamant In Telephone Strike
Federal mediators said neither union nor management budged in the partial coast to coast telephone strike over the weekend. New bargaining talks were set for today in the pay and contract dispute. The CIO Communications Workers of America planned new hit-and-run picketing to snarl Bell System long distance lines, while the company ridiculed the four day campaign of harassment and said weekend long distance service was normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO Communications Workers of America
CWA
Bell
Exonerated On Blasting Home Charge
George Zigler 21 of West Patrick street was exonerated this morning in Middletown on the explosion in front of Kefauver residence on November 2. Co defendant Ralph Fisher 21 near Harmony had case continued. Other notes include Robert Fiter 17 convicted of trespassing, and suspensions for Marshall Flanery and Howard Layton. Testimony described the explosion, with Zigler and Fisher pleading not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zigler
West Patrick Street
Noah KE. Kefauver, Jr
Middletown
Ralph Junior Fisher
Harmony
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Robert Fiter
Zigler
Fisher
Spt
W. W. Corbin
Barracks B
Kefarver
oMeer
Kefauver
Joyce Fisher
Ralph
Cora Fisher
James Fisher
C. Clifton Wirts
Minnie N. Jacobs
East A. Street
Brunswick
Jacobs
Eliza
Beth
Bell
Elizabeth
Fitez
John T. Himes
Frederick
James Harmon
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Patrick M. Schnauffer
George F. Crouse
Layton
Charlotte L. Layton
Sub-freezing Temperatures Grip Maryland Tonight
Sub-freezing temperatures are forecast for much of Maryland as the season's first cold wave continues to grip the state. The Associated Press reports chilly conditions across counties with overnight lows dipping below the freezing mark.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Winners And Losers Assess Results Of Tuesday's Voting
Washington November 13 A panel of GOP leaders and Democratic challengers weighed post election shifts. Dewey and Taft offered opposing views on isolationism while citing party dynamics and foreign policy in assessing the midterm results. Nixon Dirksen and Dull argued gains reflected off year trends plus responses to Korea and communism.
Car Damaged In Striking Hedge Fence On West Patrick Street
A sedan operated by Meral H. Hoffman 24 of Frederick Avenue Route 1 veered to avoid a truck on West Patrick Street and struck a hedge at Paul F. Fout’s property about 1 244 am. The car overturned on its right side and damaged a pine, 25 feet of hedge were torn up. Hoffman received brush burns and a minor laceration at Frederick Memorial Hospital and was discharged. No charges were filed. Lieut Dorsey and Officer Carty investigated.
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West Patrick Street
Raughman
City Pokier
Meral H. Hoffman
Frederick Avenue
Route 1
Elmer F. Hoffman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hoffman
Patrick Street
Paul F. Fout
Fout
Lieut
Dorsey
Carty
City Police
Stone
Bierman Quits Minnesota Coaching After Current Season
Bern ie Bierman resigns as head football coach at the University of Minnesota effective at year’s end two years after World War II era fits. Athletic Director Armstrong indicates Bierman may stay in the department in any capacity and praises his record including national championships. New York stock rally fades after post election gains but many issues hold last week’s improvements.
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Minneapolis
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Bierman
Gopher
the Armstrong
Armstrong
New York
2Ip
Proposals Before Md Commission Fish Regulations Hear
The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission will hold a public hearing next Tuesday November 2 at 7 30 a m in Me Daniel Hall Lounge Western Maryland College Westminster to consider changes including eliminating closed seasons on several species in non tidal waters and removing the daily creel limit on catfish proposals also extend the Catoctin Recreational Area trout season to July 15 and adjust hours but keep Little Hunting Creek closed and ban non artificial flies on waters in the preserve with other statewide fishing regulations to be aired.
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Catoctin
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Daniel Hall
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Conowingo Club
Little Hunting Creek
Owens Creek
Vandalism Charged To Three Teen-Agers Jessups
Anne Arundel county police said they arrested three teen-agers and charged them with two thousand dollars of vandalism at Hilltop, a private school for feeble minded children. Detectives waited at a woods hut after finding stolen equipment from an eight room cottage. The damage included twenty eight broken windows, radiators disconnected, a hot water heating plant smashed with an axe, a bathtub torn out and electrical fixtures removed.
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Jessups
Anne Arundel County
Hilltop
Wilbur Wade
John Praley
Marines Reach Four Miles From Changjin Reservoir
A strong US Marine column advanced 514 miles unopposed toward Changjin reservoir, reaching within four miles of the objective. The advance coincides with renewed Chinese Communist entry into the war and a reinforced UN line across the Korean peninsula.
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Changjin Reservoir
Seoul
Loy Hills
Changjin
United Nations
Orangehon
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Yongbyon
First Cavalry
Won
Yongyon
Kum
Rocky Ridge Home Afire
Fire at a six room weatherboard home in Rocky Ridge caused by an overheated heatrola pipe igniting a partition. Mrs. Long upstairs and a child under school age were present. electric fuse blew when the fire started. Emmitsburg and Thurmont companies responded with extra help. property damage estimated at $500 for the home owned by Nettie Englar postmistress.
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Thurmont Volunteer Fire Company
Roy Long
Rocky Ridge
Harry Miller
Thurmont Company
Emmitsburg Company
Nettie Englar
Shub Loses Third Time in Maryland Loyalty Oath Fight
The Supreme Court refused to hear Louis Shub's appeal over the Ober loyalty oath for Maryland state office candidates. Shub, the Progressive party nominee for Maryland governor, was barred from the November ballot for declining the oath. Maryland Attorney General Hammond opposed expedited action.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louis Shub
Progressive Party
Maryland
Shub
High Tribunal
Maryland Court of Appeals
High Court
Hall. Hammond
Notre Dame Denies Navy End Run On Series
Notre Dame athletic director Edward Moose Krause said there is no truth to rumors that Navy will end its football series with Notre Dame. He spoke in South Bend Indiana confirming continuation of the matchup.
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South Bend
Ind
Edward
Moose) Krause
University of Notre Dame
Navy
Notre Dame
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Dewey
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