Winners at Stock Show Timonium Maryland November
At the Eastern Livestock Show on the Maryland State Fair Grounds 4 H and Future Farmers of America day showcased champions largely won by out of state exhibitors. Marilyn MacArthur of Church Hill was the lone Maryland champion with her Hereford steer. her brother Jack MacArthur acted as proxy. Reserve champions included Jack MacArthur with the Aberdeen Angus, and others led by Mary Morgan Hollis and Jack Rutter. In fat lambs, Arlen Bee 12 of Elkridge captured grand championships with his lambs, with his mother Marvis La Bee winning best fat lamb. Additional awards went to 4-H and FFA members across individual lambs and steer categories.
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Maryland
Marilyn MacArthur
Church Hill
Jack
Paul Teagarden
Ashville
Peter Miller
Millbrook
N. C
Jack MacArthur
Mary Morgan Hollis
Gerardstown
W. Va
Hereford
Jack Rutter
Poolesville
Arlen Bee
Elkridge
Marvis la Bee
Folks Brothers Farms
Blue Grass
Folks Brothers
John
Jesse Goelette
Reisterstown
Drew Stabler
Spencerville
Bee
Garst
Zeltman
Goelette
Raymond Zeltman
Ellicott City
Harold Long
Thurmont
Eddy Meyers
Stabler
Charles Linton
Gerradstown
Fred Hutschenreuter
Glenarm
Stuart O. Leister
Hampstead
Janice
Robert
Carlos Raver
Upperco
Carol Jack Leister
Shirley J. Livesay
Sykesville
Jean Lethridge
Ashton
Ravers
Mary Hollis
Tommy Fleming
Leesburg
Williams Amoss
Fallston
Wilbur Pearce
Sparks
John Parlett
Mechanicsville
Robert Thomas
Freeland
John Grove
Westminster
Sidney Rogers
Winchester
Hollis
Marilyn Mac Arthur
Berry Mac
Local Show Results and Fat Cattle Awards
Names of contestants and award winners listed for senior division fat cattle and pen of five fat steers from a local show. Carload and individual hacks include participants from Church Hill Winchester and surrounding towns with multiple farms named among top placers. Also brief items note steel product shortages and a $50,000 damage suit filed in Hagerstown arising from a Braddock Heights accident.
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W. F. Smith
Limestone
Tenn
M. H. Covington
Davidsonville
Sunnyside
Felton
Fred A. Kaiser
Ben Hundley
C. V. Whitney
Old Westbury
N. Y
Chino Farms
Church Hill
Hayfields Farm
Cockeysville
Robert A. Gang
Hagerstown
Harold L. Ebersole
Boonsboro
Paul Ottinger
Braddock Heights
Charles Clinton Grove
Maryland Industrial Accident Commission
Martin Co reports $2.20 a share nine months 1950 earnings
Glenn L. Martin Company announces net income of $2,495,003 for the first nine months of 1950, equating to $2.20 a share, with backlog orders at $162 million and employment around 9,000 as deliveries of twelve Martin 2-03A transports for Trans World Airlines wrapped up in the period.
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Baltimore
Glenn, L. Martin Company
C. Pearson
Aircraft
Eastern, Air Lines and TWA order 0 4 transports
Pearson reports military production expanding on PAM Martin flying boats and several types of pilotsless aircraft. Special weapons and secret work are noted as part of the effort.
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Eastern
Air Lines
TWA
Pearson
PAM Martin
Increase inSynthetic Rubber Output Hailed by Company
General Tire and Rubber Company of Akron Ohio says it has developed a method to boost all purpose synthetic rubber output by 22 percent using current plants and materials if owned by the government. President William ONeill proposes sharing savings with the government in return for access to the process.
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Washington
Gei
General Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
William O'Neil
General Tires
Erec Harber
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
O'Neil
Company may free patent for Government use after developlment
The executive stated that the firm will release the patent for Government use once the production know how and development work costs are recovered. No details of the new process were disclosed.
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O'Neil
Youth Saves Arm With Marksmanship in Field Incident
Chatfield Minnesota November 13 Lavane Narveson a 20 year old farm youth saved his right arm and possibly his life by shooting a 22 caliber pistol to halt a corn picker in a field. He was entangled in the machinery. after four shots he struck the ignition switch and freed himself by cutting remaining tendons with a jackknife.
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Chatfield
Minn
Lavane Nargeson
Chatfield Farm
Narveson
Two ex Capone gang members ordered back to jail
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld a 1947 parole revocation ruling for two former Al Capone era associates Louis Campagna and Charles Gice. They must return to custody unless they succeed in proving parole orders invalid.
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Washington
Supreme Court
al Capone
High Tribunal
Circuit Court
New Orleans
Chicago
Louis Campagna
Charles Gice
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James H. G. Best
East Church Street
Best
Arthur Hightman
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Bethesda
Richard H. Best
This City
William Curry
New York City
the Town
Lithle
Gracious Tanis Chandler
Monogram Pictures
Tanis Chandler
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Hollywood
THE
Blue Ribbon Bakers
Pat Caer
Astor
Humidrawer
Westinghouse
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patricks
S. W. George CO
C. Preston Myers Union Bridge
Glenn L. Martin Co
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Suis
Breyer
J. Golibart
Areyer Ice Cream Co. T
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Frederick
the News
Frederick, Md
Chatfield Dovlor
Lavane
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Walter Snow
Optomethist
North Market St
A. B. Marks
Wash., D.C
Woolrich Hunting Clothes
Shipley’s
Eredecick
U. A. Lough & Son
South Market
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Kupite
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Young's Beauty Salon
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