Beall Speaks on Dec 16 to Frederick Voters
Congressman J Glenn Beall will canvass Frederick December 16 to gauge reaction to four major bills in the 8th Congress. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce National Affairs Committee, he will report on recent actions and outline pending legislation at a Key Hotel luncheon.
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J. Glenn Beall
Frederick
U. S. Congress
Chamber of Commerce National Affairs Committee
Allen G. Quynn
Francis Scott Key
Beall
Congress
Bulletin
Man Beal
World faces food shortages says FAO report
The FAO warned that three fifths of the globe lack adequate nutrition and per person food supplies are four percent below prewar levels. Despite a nine percent rise in overall crop output since 1936, world population grew 13 percent, leaving 1950 51 supplies below prewar levels. Shipping constraints and higher freight rates hinder international food trade.
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Rome
Food and Agricultural Organization of the U. N
FAO
Negotiations with Soviet Union and Britain’s aid bid
Plans for talks on general problems with the Soviet Union remain possible for a high level meeting if conditions are favorable. Britain faces economic distress and trials that require immediate action. Chancellor Butler seeks about 700 million pounds in U.S. cash aid, with a second request this week for military supplies.
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London
Churchill
Britain
Stalin
Truman
No. 10
Downing Street
Anthony Eden
Lord Ismay
Commonwealth Relations
Lord Cherwell
Washington
Lord Cherwell Long
Cherwell
Lord Mountbatten
India
United States
Francisco Franco
Spain
Foreign Office
Franco
Earlir
Madrid
Atlantic
Eden
House of Commons
Soviet Union
Jess
BR. A. Butler
Butler
Annual Food Show Opens in Frederick Armory
A sizable opening night crowd attended the annual Frederick food show at the State Armory under the Independent Retail Grocers Association. Garland Guyton opened with a minute’s prayer for Armistice Day. Alderman Henry F. Falls and Mayor Rice welcomed attendees. Prizes were awarded to participating clubs and individuals, with $17 each to three rural women’s clubs and other prizes including food and merchandise. A cooking school by Irene Cation and Anna Young was scheduled, followed by an amateur show.
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Frederick
State Armory
Independent
Irene Cation
Anna Young
Potomac Edison Co
Charles Mercer
J. W. Brosius
Adamstown
Huber Biser
Route 4
Rose Kennedy
Ethel Bartlett
Ruth Kennedy
Charles Buker
Walkersville
A. MH. LaBrush
Fréderck
Larry Phebus
Howard Cantwell
New Windsor
Potomac Edison
A. H. LaBrush
Walter Reeder
Essknay
James Rager
South End Civic Association
Mary E. Mock
H. B. Duvall
Charles Dodd
Grand Champ Shown By Boy at National Livestock Show
An 11-year-old 4-H member Jackie Cash of Charlottes ville Virginia exhibited the reserve land champion in the Lasterm National Livestock Show events. The grand champion was an Angus steer shown by Spencer Streett of Forest Hill. Ribbons and prize money totaling over 1500 dollars were awarded. Adult programs included showing carloads of 15 steers and pens of five steers. Show manager Joseph W. Shirley noted price feelings have cut entries of fat cattle.
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Timonium
Jackie Cash
Charlottesvile
Spencer Streett
Forest Hill
Farmers of America Club
Tve
Joseph W. Shirley
Prige Eelings
Maryland show cuts entries and pens in cattle judging
At Maryland State fairgrounds the cattle show began with far fewer entries and pens than last year. Exhibitors faced limited per pound prices reducing incentive for extra fine finishes. Fred A. Kaiser of Ellicott City won the first car load of black Angus. Chino Farms Chestertown led with the best five- steer pen among nine entries. 4 H and FFA winners by class include Herefords and Shorthorns with multiple state and city winners.
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Maryland
Shirley
Fred A. Kaiser
Ellicott City
Chino Farms
Chestertown
FFA Club
Joseph F. Walker
Norfolk
Benjamin Parton Jr
St. Leonard
Jackie Cash Jr
Sirwood Farm
Charlottesville
Aberdeen Angus
Gene Wayne Mullinix
Spencer Streett
Forest Hill
Richard H. Crandall
Delaware
O. Shorthorns
Donald
Local Heavyweight Exhibit Show Leads
Hobby Jr of Sandy Spring demonstrates in middleweight class while John H Murray and Anne Priegel exhibit on stage. Robert Priegel from Glenarm also competes as heavyweight alongside Princess.
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Hobby Jr
Sandy Spring
John H. Murray
Princess
Priegel
Anne
Robert Priegel
Glenarm
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Frederick, MD
Cooking
Fotomac Edison Co
Irene Caton
Ann Young
Truscon
Trecy
Frascon
Omiya
Tokyo
Japan
U. S
Acoustican Research Laboratories
Francis Scott Key Motel
Hagerstown
Roy C. Lescallest
Washington St
Vicks VapoRub
Peni
Vicks
Santa Clara
Betton
Lord
Ante Chea
Henry
Market ST
Emc
Tole
Peoples Pharmacists
Peoples
Service Peoples
Carter
TS West
Patrick Street
North Market Street
Winchester Hall
Church St
Fredericktown
Savings Institution
Glade Valley
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