First Place Awards Made at Maryland State Fair
Awards conferred today at the Maryland State Fair include Jersey cattle heifer records and grand champion females. Winners feature Vaucluse Farm Newport RI junior champion and Hi Ho Farm grand female, Hawthorne Farm reserve champions, and multiple bull and heifer calving classes with C B Teegardin & Sons prominent. Fourteen volunteers from Frederick firms attend University of Maryland Fire Extension short course at College Park for four days.
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Timoniual
Jersey
John Stiles & Sons
Boonsboro
John Stiles and Sons
Vaucluse Farm
Newport
Vaucluse
Surville
ONC. Wearns
C. B. Teesardin & Sons
Asheville
Hawthorne Farm
Mmavehall
C. B. Teegardin & Sons
Gladstone Farms
Lauiaront
C. B Teegardin
Hi Ho Farm
Phoenix
Hi Hi Ho
Calved
Hi Ho
Hawthorne Golden Chain
Hawthane Farm
Teegardin & Sons
B. Teegardin & Sons
Volunieer Fremen
Frederick
Tor College Park
University of Maryland
Fire Extension Service
Independent Hose Co
Buck Wisner
Bob Whitmore
James Engie
Unted Steam Fire Engine Co
Bud Miller
Sonny Shankle
Snerr
Damascus Blades Named From Indian Steel Source
A historical note confirms that the steel used for the famous Damascus blades originated in India. The claim highlights ancient trade routes and metallurgical exchange between regions renowned for iron and steel production.
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India
Camp Detrick Charities Fund Drive Begins This Week
The fifth annual Camp Detrick Combined Fund drive opened Tuesday with Colonel John J. Hayes announcing a goal of 8000 dollars, double the 1950 initial figure. Ralph M. Parsons Co employees join Detrick personnel in pledges to 27 charities, with most funds going to the Frederick Community Chest and related offices. The drive runs through October 31 and aims to maximize immediate contributions.
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U.S Army
Detrick Charities
John J Hayes
Detrick Combined Charities
John L. Schwab
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Cecil D. Miller
Anna M. Hahn
Hayes
Combined Charities Fund
Camp Detrick
John J. Hayes
Detrick
Ralph M. Parsons
Frederick
Charites Fund
Leo J. Hardin
Chanlies Fund
Robert P Blackmore
Charlis' R Downs, Jr
Gerald W Beveridge
J. Arthur Throne
William W. Eakins
Air Force
William W Taylor, Jr
Navy
Eugene T. Schrider
Parsons Co
Women pilots in Czech air force praised in report
Vienna Sept 7 UPI A Czech air force report in the party paper Rude Pravo praises women pilots as true fighting comrades. It notes 20 two engine military planes flew in a recent Czechoslovak air maneuver.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Rude Pravo
Feeder Barn Destroyed by Severe Storm in Montgomery County
A southbound severe weather outbreak weakened by nightfall Tuesday spared Beallsville Hyattstown and most of Frederick County from major damage though a feeder barn on Le Roy Donaldson’s farm northwest of Beallsville burned after lightning struck the structure. Three fire engines and ambulances fought the blaze. power lines were damaged requiring Potomac Edison crews to repair lines and restore service to a few subscribers.
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Frederick
Montgomery County
Potomac River
Beallsville
Hyattstown
Upper
Jack Chisholm
Donaldson Farm
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison
Hyattstoun
Connecticut
Traffic Deaths At Low For Six Years
The Labor Day weekend toll dropped to 364 traffic deaths with 92 drownings and 83 other accidental deaths. It marked the smallest road fatality count for a Labor Day period since 1948, and below the 320 forecast by the National Safety Council. Council president Connell Ned Dearborn called the toll tragically high yet encouraging for the trend.
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Connell Ned If Dearborn
Downward Trend in Traffic Deaths Reported
The Frederick News notes a continuing decline in traffic fatalities in Connecticut, though national totals show over two deaths per 100,000 people. It recalls the 1951 slaughter record for dwellers and cites 1954 context with 461 road deaths and 658 total accident deaths nationwide.
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Frederick
Connecticut
Mrs Lindbergh Dies at 79 in Michigan Suburb
Evangeline Lindbergh mother of Charles A Lindbergh died at her home in Grosse Pointe Park a Detroit suburb at age 79 after two years under medical care She lived at the time with her brother Charles Land and was reported in the Sept 7 Detroit dispatch.
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Lindbergh
Detroit
Evangeline Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Grosse Pointe Park
Charles Land
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