Frederick 4-H Members Set for Baltimore Show and County Contests
A Frederick county judging team for cattle selection is chosen to represent the county at the Baltimore livestock show October 4 at Union Stockyards. Eight to ten local 4-H members will exhibit at the Frederick Fair in October and several will join the Western Maryland 4-H Livestock Show in Hagerstown September 29. The Baltimore team will judge fat hogs, lambs, and cattle, with cash prizes for top individuals and a trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago for the overall high scorer. Frederick boys Ray Valentine Edward Smith Maynard Keilholtz Maurice Fuss plus others will show baby beeves and steer trios, competing against teams from other states.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Union Stockyards
He R. Shoemaker
Nounced
Frederick Fair
Maryland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Daniel Poole
Jefferson
Ray Valentine
Rocky
Hage Imber
Maynard Keitho
Fird Renneberg
Middleton Elinor
Anna Ricketts
Adamstown
Paul Arshman
Mt Airy
Maynard Ada
Court News Property Deeds and County Transfers
Property deeds record transfers among Frederick J. Sharb Gaither H. Sykes and Mary E. Manahan with sums listed. A disputed sentence mentions a jail term for a traffic matter and a Justice named Terry Donaghy ordering a Sunday Dennler to serve fifteen Sundays, amid farmer complaints about farm work.
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Frederick J. Sharb
State Roads Commission
Gaither H. Sykes
George A. Foreman
Mary E. Manahan
Parsons Newman
Frederick J. Stunkle
Bennler
Terry Donaghy
Dennler
Medical Society Holds Its Monthly Meeting
The Frederick County Medical Society met Tuesday at the Catoctin Country Club after a 6:30 p.m. dinner. Dr. F. D. Worthington presided as Dr. Onward Bubert of Baltimore spoke on Allergic Manifestations with slides and clinical demonstrations. Attending members and guests included numerous physicians from Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Frederick County Medical Society
Catoctin Country Club
F. D. Worthington
Onward Bubert
Baltimore
Doc G. B. Crist
E. C. Kefauver
William ™. Smith
R. W
D. Worthington
Negro Who Shot Self Sentenced To Jail Term
Teo Ralph Weedon, a Negro from Tocal, pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon after accidentally shooting himself in the hip a week ago. Magistrate Walter Smnin sentenced Weedon to 30 days in jail. Weedon appeared with a bandage on his knee and was sent to hospital after the shooting on Sunday. sources say the bullet was not moved.
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Ralph Weedon
Hienl
Walter Smnin
Weedon
Himiself
Two Arrests Reported as Magistrate Hears Testimony
Weedon was found with a revolver in his hip pocket after a lengthy period of carrying it. He was arrested by Lucus and taken to Dr. A G Bourne’s office before hospital transfer. William Cromwell received five days in jail for drunkenness on the streets.
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Weedon
Lucus
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorses
A. G. Bourne
William Cromwell
Harold G
Grand Canyon
Anthony
American Museum of Natural History
One Drunken Driver Fined and New Charge Filed
A motorist was fined for drunken driving Tuesday and another was arrested by State Police to end a probe into an accident injuring two colored men. Ray Sherman of Thurmont tried to elude Officer Walter K. May, ending at a telephony pole.
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Ray 4. Sherman
Thurmont
Walter K. May
New Search Begins For Soviet Flyers
In Fairbanks Alaska on September 21 reports say natives saw flyers off the Barrow coast ten days earlier spurring Soviet Pilot Alexsei Grazciansky and his crew to launch a new search for six missing flyers. Flares were sighted by the Krassin 200 miles west of Barrow and authorities hope to cover areas where flares originated. Sir Hubert Wilkins waits for clear skies on the Mackenzie river delta before moving toward Aklavik. The Wilkins party, after a radio contact, reassesses progress following a prior mishap and radio silence.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Barrow
Alexsei Gratciansky
Krassin
Grazciansky
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Mackenzie River Delta
Aklavik
Drunken Driving Fined in Thurmont Case
Justice William J. Stoner fined Sherman 101 dollars and costs for drunken and reckless driving in Thurmont. Sherman was unhurt and his car suffered no major damage. Leonard Thom, a Sunnyside resident, was arrested by Officer May after an Knoxville accident on September 12 in which two colored men were injured. Thom is named driver and allegedly intoxicated, with a hearing set for Thursday. A separate speeding charge against William D. Hershey of Gaithersburg, issued by State Officer R. Lewis, was postponed to next Wednesday.
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William J. Stoner
Thurmoent
Sherman
Leonard Thom
Sunnyside
May
Knoxville
Thomas
William D. Hershey
Gaithersburg
R. Lewis
Governor Murphy to Speak on Labor in CBS Series
Michigan Governor Frank Murphy to speak Friday at 6 30 PM on A Fair Deal For Labor. CBS labor discussion marks his turn after Joan L Lewis and William Green. Cantor shifts to Wednesdays at 8 30 PM returning Sept 9 with Jimmy Wallington and Jacques Renard orchestra. Other stars join Sunday symphony on WJZ NBC October 3.
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New York
Frank Murphy
Michigan
CBS
Joan L. Lewis
William Green
Eddie Cantor
W. C. Fields
Charlie McCarthy
WEAF
NBC
Cantor
Bej
Jimmy Wallington
Jacques Renard
Jack Benny
Erna Sack
Dresden Opera Co
Jussi Bjoerling
Stockholm Opera
Wjz-Nbc
Grace Moore
Maria Jeritza
Helen H. Jepson
Richard Tauber
Joseph Schmidt
Donald Dickson
John B. Kennedy
Thursday Radio Schedule Highlights From City Listings
A dense digest of broadcast notes outlines Thursday’s lineup across networks. Programs include Frank Black string symphony at 9 30, Matt Kenny orchestra at 11, American Legion convention coverage at 2 45, Sub-chaser reunion, Vic and Sade at 2 30, Alice Remsen's sons at 5 15, U S Army band matinee at 3 30, Walter W Stokes talk at 4 15 on Highway Safety, Farm and Home hour at 12 30, Club matinee at 3 15, international golf at 3 15, and international shortwave and world music segments from Tokyo Buenos Aires London and other locales with varied times. The listing includes theatre and drama entries and multiple station identifiers such as WEAF NBC and WABC CBS.
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WEAF
NBC
George Draper
Columbia University
Philip D. Wilson
New York
WABC
CBS
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
American Legion Convention
One Man’s Family
Walter O'Keefe
Town Hall
Alistair Cooke
London
Paul Whiteman
Cavalcade of Music
Ken Murray
Oswald
Frank Parker
Jessica Dragonette
WJZ
Mary Small
Vic and Sade
Alice Remsen
Walter W. Stokes
NLRB Hearing Ends Over Carroll Workers Charge
Westminster Md Sept 21 A National Labor Relations Board hearing on charges that L Greif and Brothers Co sponsored and dominated the Carroll Workers Association ended late today Trial examiner A J Rockwell will give his opinion after studying testimony The charges were filed by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.
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Westminster. Md
National Labor Relations Board
L. Greif and Brothers Company
Carroll Workers Association
A. J. Rockwell
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
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