Old Farm Question Arising To Plague U.S. In Post War Days
Postwar farm policy debate centers on surpluses and prices. Experts warn of millions of tons of food needing disposal as war demand ends, with potential dumping on local markets and risks to foreign relations. Congress pressures Secretary Wickard to propose solutions balancing taxpayer costs and farm incomes.
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Unusually Large Catch Of Fish Brightens War Time Shortages
Miss Margaret McPheeters University of Maryland extension nutritionist says Maryland homemakers can expect fresh croakers sea trout butterfish sea bass and mackerel to be abundant at reasonable prices. War time canned fish demand will keep peacetime supplies below half, with salmon scarce though cheaper grades and several fish like sardines tuna and mackerel remain available. Frying tips accompany the report noting a simple on and off method and cornmeal flour coating before frying.
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Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland, Maryland
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California
Maine
Cooking Fish With Steam Finish
The guide says pan should be almost hot enough to smoke. Cook three minutes then cover and remove from heat to let fish steam about two minutes. Remove cover, return pan to heat and turn the Ash, cooking three minutes longer. Thicker fish need more time, thinner less.
Twentytwo to Eighteen Register With Draft Board
Twenty two young men from the city and county who turned 18 in September registered for Selective Service with Local Draft Board One. Questionnaires are going out to the youths and will be sent to Baltimore for pre induction.
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Local Names and Places in Deciphered List Point to New Census Style Record
Fragmentary OCR yields a maze of names and routes across towns, including Midmotteray, Route 4, Middletown, Woodstock and Jefferson, with individuals such as Harold, Elmer, George, Alvin, James and many others listed with addresses. The text references a Reserve Bank of Richman and a police supply note about twenty ten nightsticks for the Police Department, presented by the Bankers Association of America and a press figure.
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Jesse McDurs
Albert Robert
George Layer
Colores Harold Junior
Wee Merle Leon Hutter Roel
Elmer Guy Chee
Harold Evsene Shater
Earl Richard Wiles
Frederick Vin Crampton Russell Willin
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Willa Walpur
Sgrove
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Leroy Ruthvin
Jefferson
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Patrick Street
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Massantutienitary Academy
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Aivie Henry Ceek
Frederick
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Group 2 Of Bankers To Meet Here Oct 19
Two group meetings of the Md. Bankers Association are slated for October with Cumberland on the 6th and Frederick on the 19th. Other autumn group sessions will follow at various Maryland locations. In Cumberland Group No 1 comprising Coveting banks in Allegany and Garrett counties will be addressed by Edward Wayne vice president.
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Garrett Counties
Edward Wayne
Warfield killed in action in Europe during invasion
Lieutenant Marshall T. Warfield Jr. of Woodbine, nephew of the late Governor Edwin Warfield, was killed in Europe on September 13 likely during the invasion of Germany. The War Department notified his family yesterday. He was the son of Mrs. Marshall T. Warfield and wife of Olga Gannon Warfield of Washington. He had recently been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry.
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Local notices from Emmitsburg area misread and mixed names
Fragmented OCR yields a sequence of names and addresses including Mr and Mrs Ernest Powell Mothers, Miss Tana Shit, Mrs Hubert Dougherty, Mrs J Hunter Biliet, Mrs Matt Patdukovich, and Miss Deere pat Miroo. References to George Phyr burneyt, Asbury Park training, and a discharge from a bar, plus details about Miss Bushman 83 and her cabinet shop with parents Thomas and Mrs Bushman.
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Thomas Bushman
Reus Wiggars Prior
Cooper Acquitted in South Bend Case
Former motion to set aside verdict ends as three co defendants are acquitted today by Referee Albert L. Doyle. Case concerns contributing to the death of a teen-aged South Bend resident amid a dispute in Bend.
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