Attractions Set for Frederick Cooperative Winter Series
Helen Howe heads the Nine O Clock Opera Company and the Bary Ensemble as the Frederick Cooperative Concert Association announces the seventh winter series. The January 13 program features Mozart The Marriage of Figaro with eight young artists. February 17 brings the Bary Ensemble piano violin cello and flute all-women group. Membership drive success allows the board to secure these acts for the season. War stamp prize announcements will occur at the November member meeting.
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Helen Howe
Nine O'clock Opera Company
Bary Ensemble
Frederick Cooperative Concert Association
Miss Howe
Mozart
Town Hall
New York City
Bary
Baltimore Livestock Show showcases strong 4-H entries
The Baltimore Livestock Show last week drew solid fat cattle hogs and lamb classes despite wartime conditions. 4-H judging was keen with Carl Eck, 18, winning Grand Champion Steer in both 4-H and Open divisions. The steer, a Pike white horn, was thick and well finished. Richard Greenwood, a Frederick county 4-H member, was last year’s Grand Champion and is now in the Marine Corps. Other noted exhibitors include Harry Wight and C R Hollers, with premiums shared by Charles Lutz and others, while local farmers work long hours to keep up with breeding and feeding efforts.
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Henry RB
Shofmarker
Baltimore
Carl Eck
Baltimore County
Carl
Richard Greenwood
Frederick County
Richard
Marine Corps
Harry Wight
Fredérick County
Fenuw
Comiuig
Hanand
Harry c& AL
C. RK
Hollers Sansi Ae
Bruce E. Crum
Walkersville
Farm family toils on 200 acre operation daily
A Frederick County family runs a 200 acre farm with three boys and a 16 year old oldest son, milking 30 cows daily. The wife rises before dawn and work extends after dark as they manage tasks, record keeping, and efforts toward efficient production amid wartime supply goals. The farm is part of broader county efforts and featured alongside the Monocacy Farms win at the Baltimore Livestock Show with five Angus steers earning a top award for the breed in show competition.
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Frederick County
Hood
Plas
Ellis
Baltimore
Wars Bring Postwar Prosperity for Farmers Says Davidson
Clinton Davidson of Fiduci Counsel Jersey City argues that only two great wars have created lasting prosperity for American farmers and war workers alike. He cites an $18 billion three-year investment in war plants and equipment, yielding 18 to 20 million workers and a looming need for reconversion reserves to sustain after-victory production and employment. He urges Congress to create tool buying reserves from wartime earnings to aid peace production and to return unused reserves to the U S Treasury within five years.
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Clinton Davidson
Fiduci Counsel
Jersey City
New Jersey
Congressional Committee
Davidson
Congress
U. S S. Treasury
New compass guides planes in wartime use
Philadelphia dispatch reports Beneix n Corporation developing a flux gate compass that uses the Earth's magnetic field to generate minute electrical impulses for precise readings. The device supposedly remains accurate in dives and turns, resists overshoot, and provides fully corrected readings at all times, with a correction card for magnetic navigation.
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Philadelphia
New Nations
Tadas
Char Marcus
Endeuvering
Beneix N Corporation
Hanes
Penemay
Marcus
Quartermaster Corps Sees Women Take Leading Roles
In June 1943, a surge of female workers shifted the Quartermaster Corps toward greater female participation, with one of seven civilian jobholders being a woman and more women taking over roles traditionally held by men.
War bond reform plans raise postwar demobilization pay
The proposal urges investing funds in U.S. Government bonds and maintaining war effort finance. It also calls for legalized personal reserves and a demobilization pay program to ease the transition of servicemen back to peacetime work.
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U. S
Brunswick council shelves curfew proposal at monthly meeting
At the Brunswick regular session the mayor and council took no action on a proposed curfew ordinance. Officials said the measure was tabled and labeled the has been curfew while noting low attendance and potential petitions to gauge sentiment. The council awarded the lowest bid of 2800 for annual garbage removal, heard health department reports on dairies, and approved a 100 subsidy for the Public Health Center. The water committee reported reservoir level drops.
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Council of
Brunswick
Tne
Harvey E. Cannon
State Health Department
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Early Care Advised
Urges prompt treatment of coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis to prevent chronic bronchitis. Recommends Creomulsion as a potent non narcotic remedy that reaches the bronchial membranes to loosen phlegm and soothe irritation with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Streets work progress amid sewer trench fill decline
Officials attribute two day street use to heavy water for sewer trench filling while noting winter prep and Ninth avenue reconstruction progress near Park Avenue New York Hill. Roma Falcone visits Employment Service office for work related matters. Quinine bark harvest potential cited as about eight tons per acre.
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Ninth Avenue
B Street
Park Avenue
New York Hill
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