Disgraceful Route 40 cited at Maryland extension meeting
Maryland officials urged soil research use at the annual extension and soil conservation conference. John W. Magruder described Route 40 as a ghastly marshly barrier while NORI E Dodd noted FAO concerns and world grain trends impacting Western Europe and the Middle West. Dr Symes called for $2 million in capital improvements and a 100 percent rise in state appropriations as entomologists reported over 1.2 million dollars in crop damage from borers and Japanese beetles.
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Textron Head Defends His Big Corporation
Boston report on Textron founder and head Littie defending his company against CIO Textile Union accusations of a racket using charitable trusts. He offered to reveal family bank books to a Senate committee while answering 32 advance questions about alleged unusual transactions and profits. The hearing followed mill closures in Nashua affecting 3,500 workers, with one Nashua plant to stay open through December 1949 and another to close as unprofitable. Gov. Pastore joined protests.
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Women's Clubs Share Meetings and Plans Across Charleville and Prospect
Charleville Homemakers Club hosted Mrs. Frank Miller with eleven members and one guest, electing to host a French family and planning a November gathering. Prospect Homemakers Club, led by Mrs. William Scheel, discussed Color In The Home, art lessons on Jean Chardin, and donations to the Home for the Aged. Jefferson Home Makers Council reported on the National Convention, honored Mrs. Luther Bussard, and set November 11 for a council gathering at Mrs. Verna Ling. A Brussels Alliance ministers communique announced they seek a North Atlantic defense pact with the United States.
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Charlesville
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John Shafer
Lemuel Shafer
Prospect Club
Wiliam Scheel
Prospect
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Collee Davis
Ernest Runkles
Jean Chardin
Foard Hood
Maine
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Prospect Hall
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Remsburg
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Jefferson
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Paris
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Braddock Heights Volunteers Plan Bond Drive for Fire Hall
Braddock Heights volunteer fire department, unopposed at a quarterly meeting, authorized a 2 29 bond sale drive to raise funds for a new fire hall and equipment. The plan seeks 10 000 for a 20 year non-interest bearing issue, with early pledges totaling 300 toward purchasing a 650 gallon pumping unit.
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Old Breddeck
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Fire company bond drive outlined with officers named
Vernon Cassell leads a nine to twelve member slate for a Heights fire company bond issue planned over 20 years. The group includes officers Frank Beachley Horace Opel and Clinton Hughes with Kemp Cashour as treasurer and several directors. An auxiliary panel of four residents may be expanded and a maintenance fund of 2490 dollars set to cover fuel oil repairs and firefighting needs. In a separate note Dr. C W England of Highs Dairy Products was elected president of the National Association of Retail Ice Cream Manufacturers in New York City.
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Horace Opel
Clinton Hughes
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Clarence Bussard
Grafton Cost
Herman Fischer
Eric Lundgren
Joseph Rhoderick
Edwin Stoffer
G. Walllam Stulte
H. A Chchester
Thomas Glos
Harold A. Frushour
C. W. England
High's Dairy Products Company
Washington
Baltimore
Stephen's
Dair Industries
National Association of Retai
New York City
Relief at Last for Your Cough and Colds Ad
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as the effective remedy for coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis promising to loosen and expel phlegm soothe inflamed bronchial membranes and restore restful sleep. It claims beechwood creosote and other proven ingredients with no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if it does not work.
Doctor’s career spans academia and industry ties
Previously connected with Stephens Industries, Dr. England served eleven years as Professor of Dairy Manufacturing at the University of Maryland College Park.
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Stephens Industries
England
University of Maryland, College Park
Maryland Hatchery Promotes Pulorum Clean Stock
A Maryland hatchery emphasizes meeting higher production costs by producing quality chicks. The notice highlights pullorum testing, approval of hatchery stock, and latest price guidance for Catalopee and related poultry products.
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