Greek Yugoslav Border Thaws Reported By Athens
Greek newspapers report improved ties along the border with Yugoslavia as troops share music and officials from both sides meet. others caution against optimism noting Belgrade radio claims Greek forces suffered heavy losses amid guerrilla activity and cross border movement continued.
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Athens
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Markos Vafiades
Belgrade
Full Program Of Events Listed At State Fair
Maryland State Fair 67th annual schedule outlines events from September 3 to September 11. Highlights include 4-H clubs, livestock judging, dairy cattle contests, Grange Day, Farm Bureau Day, Governor’s Day, Baltimore City Day, and Baltimore County Day with running races and exhibits daily. Notable activities span Holstein cattle, Jersey cattle, Shorthorn, Hereford, Ayrshire, swine shows, horse events, poultry judging, calf scrambles, pulling contests, and 4-H demonstrations. Public health and welfare displays are featured on daily exhibits.
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Jersey
Hampshire
Chester
Yorkshire
Shropshire
Dorset
Farm Bureau
Guernsey
Southdown
Suffolk
Corriedele
Poland
China
D. S C
Berkshire
Ayrshire
Aberdeen
Baltimore
Baltimore County
American Cancer Society
American Red Cross
Children’s Aid Society of
The
Baltimore County Health Association
Closing Dates For Entries In Frederick Fair Announced
Frederick fair announces entry deadlines for livestock and household departments. Livestock closes Sept 25 and Household, Art, Pomological, Farm and Garden close Oct 4 at 5pm. Entries must be delivered by Oct 4. no animal or article may be entered in multiple classes.
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Frederick Fair
Frederick
Board of Managers
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Mon- Gay
Women’s Clubs Gambrill Park Meeting Notes
The Gambrill Park Hot Club met at Mrs. Ellsworth Rice’s home on August 39 at 3 p.m. Eleven members, three visitors, and three new members attended. A pledge, roll call, home improvement hints, a talk on Patriot Know ledge about Communism, and first aid in the home were presented before adjournment. The next meeting is September 27 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Wm. Rosco Gross hosting.
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Gambrill Park
Ellsworth Rice
Neilie Winchester
Reginald Biser
R. N
America
Wm. Rosco Gross
Men Preserve Fruit Women Raise Cattle at Timonium Fair
At the Timonium State Fair on September 3 men are shown preserving fruit while women raise cattle horses and hogs. L. C. Yingling of the Starslend Trust Company is noted as a fruit preserving hobbyist already winning several fair prizes as judging nears.
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Timonium
L. C. Yingling
Starslend Trust Company
Women showcase crafts and farming at Maryland fair
In Hagerstown area events, Mrs Edwin L Cis of West Friendship enters cattle and dairy projects while Dr W Robert Teeters hosts ladies in the weaving competition. Entries include rugs towels and luncheon sets. Ruby Geishert and Laura B Ganse display hog and dairy items as about 16 other women compete in Holstein events. fair ends September 11 with judging of household exhibits.
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Hagerstown
W. Robert Teeters
Edwin L Cis
West Friendship
Chester
Ruby Geishert
Derwood
Laura B. Ganse
Upperco
Maryland lawmakers push council to probe state mental hospitals
A Baltimore lawmaker and the mental hygiene commissioner urged Legislative Council committees to investigate five state mental hospitals. Each panel would visit an institution for a full day and report on overcrowding and care levels. Boone also asked inclusion of the Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick in the inquiry.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Joseph R.byrnes
Balto
A. Gordon Boone
George H. Preston
Preston
Byrnes
Boone
Towson
Crownsville State Hospital
Maryland
Senator Byrnes
Lne
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Board of Mental Hygiene
City Council Considers $24 Million Capital Request
Dr. Preston urged council members to gain firsthand knowledge of conditions before next General Assembly votes on appropriations. The request centers on capital expenditures totaling 24 million dollars over the biennium and identifies building as a main item.
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Preston
Indians Still Hate White Men
Rapid City South Dakota September 361 Indian survivors of the 1876 Custer massacre gathered for their first reunion in 38 years Iron Hawk a 98 year old Sioux elder said the Indians did not start the war but the white men did under Sitting Bull the Sioux desire to reclaim their hunting grounds Iron Hawk nephew of Sitting Bull was 26 at the Little Big Horn clash with General Custer
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Rapid City
S. D
Black Hills
South Dakota
Iron Hawk
Sherr
Sitting Bull
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn
Carnival Continues At Staley Park After Strong Night
The second night of the Staley Park carnival drew larger crowds and promoters will extend the event tonight. Proceeds go to the North End Civic Association to equip Statler s Park playground in Frederick. Valuable prizes donated yesterday will be awarded tonight.
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Staley Park
North End Civic Association
Frederick Playground
Statlers Park
Beard Moves Up To Pirates
Ted Beard of Woodsboro moves to the Pittsburgh Pirates after a season of strong play with the Indianapolis club in the American Association. Pirates manager Billy Meyer noted Beard is an all around performer who can hit throw and field, and will help in a pennant race. Beard led the Association in walks and hit about .300 while drawing attention with his versatility and potential.
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Ted Beard
Woodsboro
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indianapolis
Billy Meyer
Pirates
Bucs
al Lopez
Ted
al Koren
Cleveland
Frederick Newsman Eyes Major League Rafters Return
A long discussed claim of natural ability to reach the major leagues is noted as awaiting dispatch to Forbes Field. Carleton Molsworth, former Pirate scout, says Beard’s signature was not signed by him and suggests the York club secured it after a spring training trial. Edward D. Storm reports all Frederick ships are taken, with two chosen yesterday, amid other local announcements and scholarships valued around $300.
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Long
Forbes Field
Carleton Molsworth
Pirate
Beard
York Club
Edward D. Storm
Frederick
Craida
Bruswick
Charles Fleetwood
Gm feur-Se
Johns Cclece Amore
Mary Lesnie Bersreet
Name Committees To Study Question Baltimore
State leaders Kimble and Ramsburg said they appointed a committee to study electing county boards of education. The current board in Allegany is governor appointed. Chairman is Sen Roy Tasco Davis. If the committee rejects election or the bill fails, a bill to expand Allegany county’s board from three to five members may be introduced.
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Baltimore
Robert B. Kimble
Rallegany
Jacob BR .Ramsburg
Frederick
Roy Tasco Davis
H‘bontgomery
Kimble
Davis
Boards of Education
Allesany County
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