Food Output To Break Records
The Agriculture Department reports continuing record-smashing food output this year with seven percent lower crop production than last year but a twelve percent rise in livestock and products. Corn near a record, potatoes rice peas and peanuts bumper, oil seeds up to par with 1942. Total livestock and poultry output expected to exceed 50 billion pounds. fruit crops about ten percent below last season. vegetables and home gardens supplement supply amid favorable weather.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
War Food Actinpetration
Two Day Community Show At New Market
The New Market Community Show runs Friday and Saturday with an address by Congressman J Glenn Beall. The event, sponsored by the New Market Grange Homemakers Club and PTA, offers exhibits across multiple departments and about 22 dollars in premiums. The Young family provides movies and music both nights, with supper and refreshments available.
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J. Glenn Beall
Young
Wil
New Market
New Market Grange
Homemakers Club
Parent- Teachers Association
Beal Wille
Ellender Pushes Lend-Lease Probe and Oil Concessions
Senator Ellender demands an immediate inquiry into lend-lease operations citing a letter from lend-lease head Stettinius. He urges concessions from allies in oil tin iron ore and rubber and supports negotiating for permanent base concessions in return for aid. He cites limited reverse lend-lease due to U S needs and lack of forces. He also notes farm sale in Howard County and a separate Orphans Court hearing on Robert L. Tyler estate objections.
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Washington
Eflender D-Lat
Russia
United States
Earnard Ro Stettianis, Jr
Louisiana
Henseatromarte
Senate
Ellender
Roosevelt
Stetimius
Dieadics
Say‘iet
Orphans Court
Robert L. Tyler
Nellie Zimmerman
Richard E. Zimmerman
Samuel L. Tyler
Farm product contest rules at New Market school
Special premiums for Brainm grown on any one farm and the best homemade butter. Entries Friday between 9 and 12 30 at New Market school. Open to district residents with no fee. Prizes paid in cash. Products judged by University of Maryland Extension Service representatives. All canned fruit and vegetables must be labeled.
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Dannetmant
New Market School
University of Maryland Extension Service
Young Brown wedding held at St Erik's Lutheran Church
The ceremony united Miss Helen Smith Breau and Mr. Momma B Young at St Erik's in Dallas. The couple, relatives of prominent local families, exchanged vows before an altar decorated with white anthers. A violin recital and traditional wedding music accompanied the service. Afterward the couple and guests, including relatives Ple and Mel Young, left for a short trip to New York.
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Sterk
Lutheran
Dallas
Elesen
Helen Smith Breau
Atin
Mare Omal
Amos July Traver
Patos
The
Abtesane Pee
Dido Avenue
Dauenier
Wosure Brown
William Po Brown
Lahengrin
Yours
Fredcock Oiga
Hoot College
Fredentston Savings Institution
Whig Youngs
Yefom
At & Pickett
Vic
Broder
Dairymen Course Rest Period for Cows
College Park Maryland dairymen endorse a six to eight week rest between lactations. A study by John W Klein and T B Woodward of federal bureaus finds optimal dry period around 99 days to maximize lifetime milk yield and encourage yearly calving. They warn both longer and shorter dry periods reduce total production.
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College Park
Get
George Hyatt, Jr
University of Maryland Extension Service
John W. Klein
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
T. B. Woodward
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Jong
Mr. Klein
Mr Woodward
Mr. Hyatt
World War II Mediterranean Commission Plans Outlined
Washington reports a proposed military commission to tackle Mediterranean area problems may foreshadow a series of regional commissions. British American and Russian ministers aim for Algiers to agree on objectives and investigative scope, with proposals to involve Italian political groups and reorganize local administration under allied oversight.
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Washington
API
Patreate Military Commission
Mediterranean
Sao Toe Belel
Algiers
Puausane
Laus Gultimed
Moscow
Mary
Edwin C. Wilson
Badoglio
Germany
Balkans
Birthday and Navy Sendoff Party for Austin Rohrback
Mr and Mrs Arthur W Rohrback hosted a Friday party at 615 West 34th Street Baltimore in honor of their son Austin entering the Navy and the 17th birthday of grandson Charles Kimmel son of Mr and Mrs George Kimmel. Family friends attended from Baltimore and nearby towns.
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Arthur W Rohrback
West 34Th Street
Baltimore
Austin
Navy
Charles Kimmel
George Kimmel
A. W. Rohrback
George Kim
Debra Baston
Verda Becraft
Frank Talbott
Bertram Botterill
J. C. Travis
Middletown
Auto fuel pump diaphragm failure suspected by rising oil use
Sudden rise in oil consumption by an automobile may indicate a punctured diaphragm on the vacuum side of the fuel pump. This condition risks fuel delivery inconsistency and engine performance issues, warranting inspection and repair.
Emmitsburg Displays 352 Articles at Conserving Fair
The Woman's club of Emmitsburg hosted a Friday evening display of 352 items including reconstructed clothing canned fruits vegetables flowers bed quilts and other conserve efforts. Prizes were awarded to many residents and institutions including St Joseph's College and several named locals. Special Officer Norman Hoke will inspect chimneys and flues for fire hazards while the Viplant Hose Company answered two field fires near Toms Creek church and Mt Saint Mary's College.
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Emmitsburg
Roy Bollinger
George Bollinger
Myra Hairs Boyle
Andre. Eyder
Desarge Essier
Harriet Daisey
Charles Fuss
Frank Campbell
George Gingle
Cuaries Gillelan
Claude Carl
Ruth Gillelan
Jenne Guise
Lillian Celwicks
Robert Daugherty
Joseph Hoke
Charles Harner
Harry Hull
Andrew Keilholtz
Felix Hemler
John Kerr
B. M. Kershner
Martha Kass
Charles Linn
Charles Landers
Leonard Leary
Roy Maxell
Uarry McNair
Lester Nestor
Dorothy Nestor
Andrew McCleaf
Emma Nunemaker
Edytt Nunemaker
Emm Myers
Harry Gross
Lawrence Orn
Viplant Hose Company
Henry Stonesifer
Toms Creek
Mt. Saint Mary's College
Inez Topper
Washington
Local social notes list visits and residence changes
Mrs Ray Topper of 120 Paul street hosts a visit from Sgt Laws Mondorff of Langley Field Virginia. Lawrence Mondorff with Mr and Mrs Charlies Sharrer at Camp Meade host weekend guests. Miss Ann and Pat Stinson visited Annapolis. Captain and Mrs Carson Gray Fragey reside in Savannah.
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Ray Topper
Paul Street
Sgt
Laws ‘Bink
Mondorff
Langley Field
Hampton, Va
Lawrence Mondorff
East Main
Charlies Sharrer
Camp Meade
Sharrer
Charles Sharrer
East Main Street
Ann
Pat Stinson
Annapolis
Carson Gray Fragey
Savannah
Marrying Trends and Federal Officer Note
Georgia, formerly moved from Richmond VA, appoints Captain Frailey as fiscal officer for the Southeastern division. A quirky line notes marriage percentages in the U S, with 50 percent marrying by age 2 percent and another 10 percent at 25 years, reflecting social figures.
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Richmond
Frailey
Southeastern
Seaboard State
United States
Why Man's Prayers Did Not Stop Hitler
Edwin J. Dingle recounts his ten year awakening in Tibet under a mystic and the transformative Power of Knowledge. He offers a free 9,000 word treatise through the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles to readers seeking health wealth and insight.
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Hitler
Hirohito
Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
England
Far East
Ainites Nf
Dingle
The
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
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Ogee
Ty Arrow
America
Arrow
Y Rea
Arrow Beer
Emmitsbure
Community Chest
National War Fund
Storm & Shipley
RIV War Savings
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North Market Street
Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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West Patrick Street
Potomac Enison
Buck
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