Machinery To Be Exhibited At The Frederick Fair
The 8th annual Frederick Fair will host a comprehensive farm machinery exhibit the first week of October after talks between the Frederick County Agricultural Society and the Central Maryland Term Equipment Dealers Association. Plans include wide dealer participation, improved display space, and a more attractive exhibit area extending to the new 4-H barn with a newly fenced, accessible road.
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Frederick Fair
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Central
Maryland
Term Equipment Dealers Association
Fair Grounds
Fair Board
Glenn Trout
John L. Shaw
E. C. Lanner
Frank N. St
Holter
Frederick County
Fair Association Reaches Compact Over Machinery Exhibit
Back stretch of the race track is noted as the site of a negotiated agreement between the Fair Association and machinery and equipment dealers. The deal covers space allocation and fees for the annual exhibition, which aims to advance agriculture and draw many due to displays of farm machinery and equipment.
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Fair Association
Carroll County Completes Official Primary Canvass
Carroll County finished its official canvass of primary votes, aligning with unofficial tallies. Lane beats Mahoney 2 323 to 1 848 in Carroll County for the gubernatorial contest. other county results list Meyer 403 Monaghan 372 Tydings 3 179 and federal and attorney general results.
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Baltimore
Carroll County
Baltimore City
George P. Mahoney
Lane
Mahoney
John A Meyer
Hugh J. Monaghan
E. Tydings
U. S. Senate
John M. Butler
John Markey
Helen Elizabeth Brown
William A Gunter
Congress
William P.bolton
William Boucher
John Kennedy
44 Killed on Maryland Roads During August
Baltimore September 20 Forty four persons were killed on the highways during August as highway accidents mounted. State Police reported today the fatalities rose 13 percent over August 1949. There were 708 injury accidents, 111 percent more than 1949, and 1 340 property damage mishaps, up 30 percent. Thirty five of the fatalities took place in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Road Deaths Rise as 1948 Traffic Increases
State Police report 2266 auto accidents for September, up 23 percent from August 1948. Capt W H Weber says highway safety is every user’s duty and warns of ongoing fatalities and crippling injuries along with heavy property losses.
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W .H. Weber
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