Ayrshire Field Day Draws Big Crowd in Maryland
A large crowd attended the Ayrshire Field Day in Maryland where wartime handicaps did not curb purebred Ayrshire cattle exhibits. The 25 percent surge in entries topped nine previous Old Days events, with 1,400 people present at the Frederick event. Winners included grand champion and reserve placings across multiple age groups, with 4-H youths recognized in pistol, flour bag, purse, peanut, and card can tast contests.
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Maryland
H.C. Barker
Maryland Extension Services
Frederick Tre Breeders Aagso
Associated Press
Barker
Donough School
Baltimore
Coun
Y County
Ayrshire
Paul Rudy
Middletown
W. Paul Etzier
Mr. Pleasant
J. W. Hahn
Charles M. Keller
Mary Louise Remsberg
Jack Smith
Broad Run
Arthur Bell
Baltimore County
Charles Dutrow
Mt. Pleasant
Ann Mert
Uniontown
Betty Smith
Jefferson
Lawyers plan protest over Montgomery bar ruling
A coalition of Montgomery and Prince George's County lawyers will meet Wednesday to protest a Sixth Maryland Circuit ruling effective Oct 1. The ruling restricts admissions to the Montgomery County Bar to those with offices in Montgomery and ongoing legal practice there. Critics call it outrageous and unjustified, arguing it hurts lawyers who practice across Montgomery and Washington and affects many Prince George's attorneys active in Montgomery matters. Associate Judge Charles W. Woodward says the decision stems from legislative study and authorization.
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Rockville
Sept. &I
Montgomery
Prince George's
Montgomery Eee Slr
Sixth Maryland Circuit Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Montgomery County
Washinton
Washington
Prince George's County
Charles W. Woodward
Maryland
Legislawre
New Riboflavin Synthesis Method Reported to Chemists
Pittsburgh reports a cheaper riboflavin synthesis method by Jonas Kamlet of Miles Laboratories at the American Chemical Society meeting. Kamlet describes using arabinose from glucose as the base, avoiding ribose, to produce riboflavin for fortifying bread and wartime dietary needs.
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Pittsburgh
American Chemical Society
Jonas Kamilet
Miles Laboratories, Inc
New York
Ahante
Kamlet
New Tax Bill Still Possible Says Doughton
Washington reports Rep. Doughton says a new revenue law is possible by January 1. He notes a speedup plan by the Ways and Means Committee and may hold public hearings September 2 on wartime revenue ideas. He adds any tax is worthy of study in an emergency.
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Washington
Doughton
D-Nc
House
Treasury
Congressional
Ways and Means
Coughton
North Carolina
Capital Hill
Colin F. Sam
Sla
Congress
Ten Countians Summoned for OPA Driving Hearings
Ten more Countians will be summoned to appear Thursday evening for hearings on alleged OPA automobile driving violations. The hearings will be before a local tribunal.
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OPS
OPA
Panel of ex-judges to hear driver complaints
A special panel led by former Judge Arthur D. Willard and William M. Storm announced a Monday hearing after a Saturday session examining drivers on violations of the Pleasure driving ban. Five defendants are expected for the ban, with others facing charges over gasoline and fire usage not in line with conservation rules. Sawdust from lumber mills is reportedly used by woodpulp mills to produce low grade paper pulp.
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Arthur D. Willard
Wiliam M. Storm
U Boats Destroyed In Bay Of Biscay by Allied Forces
London reports a joint Allied operation in the Bay of Biscay netted seven U boats killed or sunk in depth charge attacks and combined strikes. Four subs were destroyed by British and US aircraft off Cape Ortegal, with survivors taken as prisoners.
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London
U. S
Bay of Biscay
Air Ministry
Royal Navy
Coastal Command
Cape Ortegal
Flyers Die as Fortresses Collide Over Tennessee
Eleven Army airmen were killed five missing and ten surviving after two Fortresses from Dyersburg base collided near Rolla Missouri and another bomber went down in flames at Dresden Tennessee. Among the dead is Sgt. David A. Stills of Hagerstown Maryland.
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Hagerstown
Dyersburg
Tenn
Sept & OP
Army
Rolla
David A. Stills
South Potomactreet
Magerstown
Women Giving Hose to End September in Maryland Drive
Maryland will conclude the War Production Board hosiery collection on September 30 with a total of 478 680 pairs gathered. Executive secretary C H Herwig said since November 18 1942 Maryland women have given magnificently and urged county salvage chairmen to press donations before the deadline.
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Baltimore
Sept
G .P
War Production Board
Maryland
Cc. H. Herwig
Maryland Salvage Committee
Birthday Honor for 97 Year Old Mr Fox at Thornbrook Farm
Mr Fox celebrated his ninety seventh birthday September 1 at his home near Emmitsburg. The St John Evangelical Lutheran Church congregation sent a birthday card shower. He remains in good health, reads without glasses, and uses no cane. A dinner hosted by his son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs John N Franklin, at Thornbrook Farm followed. Mr Fox entertained by playing the violin.
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My. Fox
Emmitsburg
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thurmsat
Mr. Fox
Smu of
Hoour
John N. Franklin
Thornbrook Farm
Preschool conference for Montgomery County teachers
Rockville reports the annual preschool conference of 475 white public school teachers from Montgomery County will be held at Richard Montgomery High.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Richard Montgomery High
School year letters set. teachers register new pupils
In Rockville on Wednesday letters connected with the new school year beginning September 12 will be considered. Teachers will spend Thursday and Friday in classrooms registering new pupils. About 35 colored public school teachers in the county will hold a preschool conference at Lincoln High School, Rockville, led by Edward V. Taylor, county supervisor of colored schools.
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Rockville
Lincoln High School
Edward VU. Taylor
County Supervisor of Colored Schools
Vehicle incident and war awards noted in brief reaches
A van owned by Curles Transportation Co of Washington driven by Haymond Van Floren collided with a fence along a highway. Washington reports that on Sept 7 the War Department announced over 600 names of officers and enlisted men of the North African Air Force Troop Carrier Command awarded for meritorious achievements over Sicily, including Master Sergeant David.
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Curles Transportation Company
Washington
Haymond van Floren
Brucheyssid
The
War Department
North African Air Force
Air Medal Award Notation For Owings Mills Recipient
B Arnot of Owings Mills receives a second Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal. The award references the unit and mission in the New Mezice theater, noting the Sumehine State designation.
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B. Arnot
Owings Mills
New Mezice
Sumehine State
Two Auto Accidents Near Thurmont Reported
Two automobile crashes occurred within fifteen minutes near Thurmont Monday night. An Army tractor and trailer driven by Charles R. Bibbs collided with a sedan driven by Jecome Lenney at Water Street and Route 15. no injuries, but both drivers settled their differences. A van truck overturned south of Thurmont when avoiding a dog, killing the dog and scattering furniture. traffic was blocked for a period.
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Thurmont
U. S. Army
Waterstreet
Route 15
Charles R. Bibbs
Richmond
Dient
Jecome BB. Lenney
Jamestown
N. Y
Bruce A. Brachey
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