Maryland to Seek Supports for 15 Farm Products
College Park November 24 The Food Administration announced plans to support 15 Maryland farm prices in 1945 including wheat corn barley rye soybeans Irish potatoes hogs milk and butterfat eggs chickens turkeys vegetables cover crop seed and hay and pasture seed. The program hinges on Congress funding and covers price supports and government purchases with specifics for hogs and potatoes and processing crops.
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College Park
Food Administration
Maryland
E. O. Stelzer
East Central
E Agricultural Adjustment Agent
Maryland War Food Reduction Goals Conference
Iuport
Congress of Ie
WEA
Stefan
U. S
Congress
Vice of
Chicago
Crmson
Mt. Zion
Camp Ritchie
Saithaburg
Biseg
Victor Cline
Smith and Trout
Weybright and Wiles
Sutterfat Test Above 21y Times U S Dairy Average
Brattleboro Vermont November 24 The Tolstein herd owned by J Homer Semsberg Middletown completed a year of production testing with an average butterfat per cow more than 21y times the national average. An average 458 pounds butterfat and 13312 pounds milk were recorded. Cornucopia Mercedes Juliana led with 678 pounds butterfat and 2562 pounds milk on three milkings daily. Elisabeth Sponseller received the G C Medal in Paris among 91 Wacs, per the European theater notice.
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Brattleboro
J. Homer Semsberg
Middletown
Holstein-Friesian A Association of America
Sally
Cornucopia Mercedes Juliana
Seabees Barnhardt Joins South Pacific Duty
Pau Barnhard, Gail More, formerly of Frederick, entered service with the Seabees in May 1943 and is now stationed somewhere in the South Pacific, son of Mr and Mrs Deu Beschess Tove.
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M. M
Barnhardt
Rss Deu Beschess Tove End Sals
Pau Barnhard
Gailmore
Frederick
The
Seabees
South Pacific
Postwar Planning Outlined By Maryland State Committee
State committee on post war conservation in Maryland proposes extensive action and education to save soil and water after the war. Led by Wal ter E. Burall and E. M. Davis, the plan calls for coordinated efforts across groups to use every acre wisely, with targets including contour cultivation, strip cropping, terraces, miles of ditches and drains, ponds, fencing, forest planting, and improved pasture management.
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College Park
State Committee
Maryland
Walter E. Burall
New Market
E. M. Davis
Soil Conservation Service
University of Maryland
Grange Initiation At Middletown Nov 29
Pomona and subordinate Granges schedule initiation at Middletown on November 29 with a large class to receive Fifth degrees. State Master Roy Brooks and wife attend the event at eight o'clock. Middletown drill precedes degree work.
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Pomona
Middletown
Pomona Grange
Lewistown
Hagerstown
Roy Brooks
Middletown Grange
Grenges
Frederick Fair
Alexander
State Grange
Why Not A Chicken If You Cant Get Turkey
College Park Maryland November 24 If turkey is unavailable for holidays a University of Maryland poultry expert suggests fattening large roasting chickens from surplus Maryland fowls. Advice covers fattening feed regimes starve before fattening and milk enriched mash for juicy tender meat. Also notes a candlelight service at Zion Reformed Church and war service updates from Frederick and Harriott Chapel visitation by a Maryland bishop.
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College Park
Morley A. Jail
Poultry Department
University of Maryland
Maryland
Jull
Overseas 52. Esworthy Enters Service In Bainbridge Training
Esworthy, son of Mr. Ser Orne Fy, Route 2, entered service in 1844 and trained aboard Bainbridge. He sailed overseas in late August to the Admiral Islands in the south Pacific.
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Esworthy
Ser Orne
Bainbridge
Admiraliy Islands
South Pacific
Rinsing Tips Cut Soap Residue From Clothes
Nov 24 College Park reports that poor rinsing leaves soap in fabrics causing dingy or brownish streaks. Helen Irene Smith of the Maryland Extension says hot water 115 to 120 degrees F best frees soap and dirt. If hot water is limited, prioritize hot first rinse, then warm. keep clothes moving and avoid crowding the tub.
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College Park
Helen Irene Smith
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss Smith
Maryland
Piedmont
Weather Girls 4-H Club Exhibit At Mantz Home
The New Market Girls 4-H Club held a Saturday exhibit at the Mantz home. Judging by Miss Jesse Hammerly found no entries in some classes while noting a best two jars of fruits in another. Local weather data and river conditions preceded a historical note on Manhattan exporting apples to Holland in 1639.
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New Market
Wilma
Mary Anna Mantz
Jesse Hammerly
Rebecca
Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
County Farmers Had Much To Be Thankful For This Year
Frederick County farmers express gratitude for wartime food production benefiting civilians allies and liberated countries. The article highlights 4-H leaders from Frederick County going to Chicago, a standout livestock club member, state clothing champion, and a leadership delegate. It notes the Community Show corn exhibit, Thanksgiving as the start of the slaughter season, and a reported pepper shortage with expected local relief by December 1.
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Henry Kk
Bhokmaker Jenny
Frederick County
Owset
Chisage
National Club Congress
Chicago
Maryland
Charles Lutz
Joyce Lee Remaberg
Middletown
Margaret Roderick
Walkersville
Livestock Club
Joyce Lee Remsberg
Frederick High School
Frederick Ffa
Frederick
Washington
Polish Premier Quits and Wartime Marriage Notices
Polish Premier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk resigns after failing to win cabinet support for terms to resolve Russia relations and London government disputes. Also notes the wedding of Patricia Bennett to Lt. Earle Ty McGilcuddy Jr in Martinsburg, with ties to Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Athletics.
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London
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Russia
Mikolajczyk
Jan Kwapinski
Earle Mack
Martinsburg
W. Va
Patricia Bennett
Earle Ty McGilcuddy Jr
U. S. Naval Reserve
Detroit
Mich
McGilllcuddy
Earle "Mack
Connie "Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Birthday salute for Haupt in the South Pacific
Sir Heanpt son of Mr and Mrs Blorvr Mant Mid Metage celebrated his 20th birthday while stationed in the South Pacific. He has received many birthday cards from friends as he continues service. Haupt entered the service on July 7, 1983.
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Blorvr
South Pacific
Young Haupt
Pleasant Grove Woman's Club Hosts Meeting
C V Biser hosted the Pleasant Grove Woman's Club with Mrs Windsor as president opening the session with a flag salute. A Thanksgiving prayer followed, hymns were sung, and Mrs A G Davis spoke on a book about Great Dolphin Street. Ten members attended and contributed $9 to the National War Fund. Rounded out by educational notes on plastic and mischievous youngsters, the group adjourned to meet November 28 at Mrs James R Hahn's home.
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Peasant Grove Club
Mira
C. V. Biser
Pleasant Grove
Robert
Windsor
Be Boker
A. G. Davis
Great Dolphin Street
National War Fund
Raymond Barnes
William Lawson
James BR. Hahn
Local club meeting reviews creed repeal and pests talk
Seven members and one visitor met at Mr. Marty Hines home. Mrs. Landis presided as president with election results announced for D. Russell Dadrow and others. The group heard poems and a pest control demonstration, then voted to combine the next meeting with the Christmas party at a member’s home. A note on natural rubber versus syn thetic rubber Butaprene cited.
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Marty Hines
Uruguay
Chester Young
Preston Zimmerman
T. P. Culler
Frederick
Russell Thomas
Edgar Hargett
Russell Dadrow
Harry Himes
Les Ne Wiles
Mee Actin Rin
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Herman Barnhardt
Young People's Society of Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
George K. Ely
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Betty Lou Smith
Alice Geas¢y
Thelma Grushon
Charles Shook
Frances Remsburg
Mary
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Charles
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Mrs. Ely
Britain
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England
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Frederick, Md
Bessie Cook
O. Ave. Frederick
Cook
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Northern
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Harriott Chapel
Noble C. Powell
D.D
Catoctin Parish
Edward Esworthy
Manhattan
Holland
Laula J. Jones
Dickerson
Montgomery
Emmett R. Bowluk
Raymond R. Kelly
Warner Bros. Studios
Army Emergency Relief
Harry M. Warner
Warner
George C. Marshall
Rin
Army Relief Organization
DOSH
Kart Gosh
Usorlram Commission
Sersas
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Kime
Guan
Doyle
Derick, Md
Mit
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Braddock
Robert Haupt
Yallenger Club
Ballenger Women's Club
Wells Tire Shop
Patrick St
Sinclair Atation
Aurosa
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Santa
Remsberg’s
Remsberg
Teley Stove
KEY Hotel Blig
General Acceptance Corporation Corner Third and Maret Streate
New York
Ike
Davenport
Waterbury
ILE China
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Smik Plowanp Ui Taylor
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Freerick County
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