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News in Frederick, Maryland

19 Nov 1964

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 19, 1964

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Some Succeed Some Lose As They Pull Home Stakes For Montana Copper Mining

AP report notes voluntary job migration from Appalachian coal fields to Montana copper mines. Workers train for open pit mining and can earn up to 30 dollars daily, while some miss familiar communities and fail to adjust. United Mine Workers and International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers collaborate with federal and state agencies.

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Montana Neil Gilbride Washington Montana Employment Service United Mine Workers of America The International Union of Mine Appalachia Labor Department Ala Bama Kentucky Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania UMW J
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Baked Acorn Squash With Savory Onions

Thanksgiving recipe notes provide baked acorn squash halves filled with savory onions and nutmeg, plus a side of mashed rutabagas and carrots. It also reports on a book gift to the University of Maryland and a registered dairy cow, Petunia Jonabell Forward, with official test data.

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Gaynor Maddox Japan Univ Ryuji Takeuchi University of Maryland Wilson H. Elkins Petunia Jonabell Allie Messer Frederick
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Homemakers Meet Discuss Festivities and Winter Garden Tasks

Members of the Town and Country Homemakers met at Mrs. James Garretts in November. Ten members attended with Miss Beatrice Fehr as guest. The group planned a December radio program Keeping Christmas All Year Round and discussed Christmas Open House. A December 3 extension office event will showcase projects by Mrs. Kinsey and Mrs. Dawson. The meeting covered tender meats and quick meals. A Christmas party is planned at Mrs. Dawson's home.

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James Garrett Beatrice Fehr Thomas Williams Jr Warren Kinsey George Smith Jr Kenneth Dawson Winchester Hall Edgar Crawford Herbert Hahn James Whittington Anthony Wolk Dawson
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