Street Youth Named Star Farmer at FFA Banquet
James W. Galbreath, 20, of Street Md was named Maryland Star Farmer at the annual FFA banquet in Calvary Methodist church parish mall. Twenty four Maryland farmers earned Maryland Farm Degrees as 1 266 FFA members competed for proficiency awards ahead of Frederick Fair contests. Galbreath owns a dairy farm with Ayrshire stock and $5 000 invested. Maryland Farmer degrees were awarded to Alfred P Anders Cordova Osbourne Ayers Cumberland and many others. Emmitsburg led chapter contests with first place and $100, while Westminster and Emmitsburg officials announced new officers for next year. Local officials discussed reporting low flying planes to authorities. no altitude ordinance was indicated. Newsprint price decontrol was urged by the House Interstate Subcommittee to prevent shortages.
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James W. Galbreath
Street
Maryland
FFA
Galbreath
Highlane High School
Harford County
Ayrshire Dairy Eatire
P. S Sanders
University of Maryland
Southern Planter
Richmond
Sanders
Arthur M. Ahalt
University of Maryland Agricultural Education Department
Alfred P. Anders
Cordova
Osborne Ayers Cumberland
Clayton Ball
Eden
Fred Beachley
Middletown
Walter L. Burnli
Monrovia
John M. Burner
Unior Bridge
William Buser
Bidtown
Albert V. Estep
Hughesville
Ralph V. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Donald Fratz
Frederick A. Fry
Laytonsville
Richard Kershner
Clear Spring
Raymond Knight
Robert Leathermat
Hiserstown
Gerald Morris Flintstone
Allen Nicodemus Boonsboro
Winton Osborne
Forest Hill
David Patrick
Woodbineli
Resley Schnebly
Woodrow Shiller
Boonsboro
Joseph L. Summer
James H. Thompson
John L. Thompson
Airy
Lemuel Wilson
Perry Shryoch
Tihilstine
Emmitsburg
Sherwood
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Highland
Frederick
Dale Hess
Bel Air
Robert Leatherman
Imagerstown
William Hollowey
Dublin
Woodroy Siler
Beansboro
William C. Coale, Jr
Aberdeen
Turner Weiss
Sadlersville
Allen Nicodemus
Walter Leroy Burall
Montrovia
CAA Warns Against Low and Reckless Flying
The Civil Aeronautics Administration states it does not condone dangerous flight attitudes that threaten people or property. A Frederick resident received a letter on the matter after a complaint about a pilot performing dive bomber like stunts mid‑afternoon on a Sunday. Police were alerted but no ordinance existed to curb altitude, leaving Frederick without such controls.
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Civil Aeronautics
Frederick
Rural Youth of America conference opens with Montgomery clubs
Robert Hanson national president of Rural Youth of America travels to Galthersburg for a three day conference. About 20 4-H Club members from Montgomery Hartford Howard Carroll Cecil Washington and Frederick counties accompany him. Sessions run through Sunday.
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Galthersburg
Robert Hanson
The
Rural Youth of America
Jackson's
Mul. W
Association
Hanson
Montgomery
Harford
Howard
Carroll
Cecil
Washington
Frederick Counties
Worship’s Call to Lives in the Modern World
A sermon extols worship as uplift and peace building. It urges believers to seek divine presence in homes and nations, to develop a sensitive conscience, and to serve others in the spirit of Jesus who came to minister. It laments loss of reverence for God’s glory and majesty.
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American Builder Magazine
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Frederick County National Bank OF
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Walkersville
United States
Total Capital Accounts
Harold Roeper
Casnier
Harold Hooper
Rent C. Nicodemus, Harvey KR. Cramer, S. J. Grim
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
Freda G. Kintz
Becraunse of
Frederick Ministerium