Montgomery Kids Sweep 4-H Swine at Maryland State Fair
Montgomery County youngsters dominated the 4-H swine judging at the Maryland State Fair with five of the first six grand champions, all from Montgomery. Hazel and George Gelbert led in Chester White and Spotted Poland China divisions, with younger sister Donna also winning in the same category. Neighbor William Lechlider from Laytonsville claimed both Poland China grand and reserve titles, while Sandra Wightman and Barbara Windham of Gaithersburg earned top spots in Hampshire and Yorkshire. Attendance reached 16 434 for the day, highlighted by Arabian horse shows and several open competitions later in the week.
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Timonigm
Montgomery County
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore County
Hazel Gersbert
George
Langtonsille
Chester White
Donna
Hazel
Deona
Prand
Gelberts
Emilie
Gaithersburg
Lechlider
William Lechlider
Laytonsville
Pion
Poland
Lechhder
Sandra Wightman
Hampshire
Barbara Windham
Yorkshire
Inestock
Wife Refuses Testimony in Domestic Case and Dismissals Highlight Magistrate Night
Mrs Mildred E Custer refused to testify against estranged husband Kenneth X Custer in a domestic assault case that was dismissed after the defendant's attorney agreed. A second assault charge against Carl C Castle was postponed for a hearing next Thursday at 7 pm by request of the state assistant. A third case saw sentence suspend for Richard C Romero who received a three day term for loitering but must leave Frederick within 24 hours. Forfeitures were recorded for several residents for offenses exceeding traffic limits, including John Thomas Hines James Alfred Stewart Glenn Edward Ness and James Austin Booth.
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Mildred E. Custer
North Market Street
Kenneth X. Custer
East Church Street
Byron W. Thompson
Wilbur E. Sheffield
Washisston County
Pes‘gy L. Mentzer
Burkittsville
Carl C. Castle
Middle Alley
Edward Lynch
Richard C. Romero
Mobile
Alabama
John Thomas Hines
West Fifth Street
James Alfred Stewart
East Phireenth Street
Glenn Edward Ness
Grant Place
James Austin Booth
East Fifth Street
Congress Veto Sparks Push for Independent Coal Agency
Representative John Saylor says President Eisenhower would veto a bill to set up an independent Coal Research Commission. The plan would create a separate agency to find new coal uses and keep the industry prosperous, rather than making it part of the Bureau of Mines.
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Washington
Hep. John Administration
P. Saylor
R-Pa
Commission
Pendent Coal Research Commis- Bureau of Mission
Eisenhower
Saylor
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Frederick
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Salvation Army
Zipper
Esterbrook, Sheaffer & Parker
Smith-Corona
Kindersarten
Colleze
Storm & Shipley Eee
West Second Street
Alexander
Wickersville
Walter Snow
North Market St. Paone Monument
News-Post
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High's
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High’s
Carton
U. S
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Lip
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Wilkins Coffee
Rayon
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Hollywood
Soys
Robert Hall
Bwaky Boys
Hagerstown
Cedt Fantastic
Catonsville
Baltimors Nations
Peranunve
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