Frederick County Civil Defense Names Local Volunteer Leaders
Frederick County Civil Defense Director Lawrence Crickenberger released a list of leaders and organizations from smaller communities across Frederick County set to form new Civil Defense groups in Middletown Thurmont Frederick area and Bruns wick. The drive runs through November 15 with requests for progress reports and invitations for guidance and presentations.
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Frederick County
Civil Defense
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Ths
Middletown
Thurmont Hmmitsburg
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Si! Defense
Crickenberger
Frederick County Civil Defense
The
American Legion
Brunswick American Legion
Union Bridge
Pie
Labern
Lins Lubana
Joseph Lerner
New Market
Frederick City
Instruc Ub
Ude
Beatrice Fehr
Rhee's Foe Wounded In Hand By Gunman
Vice President Chang Myun, 56, was wounded in the hand by an assassin at a political convention in Seoul. The shooter, Kim Sang Poong, 28, was seized by delegates and detained by police after two shots from a medium caliber revolver. Chang, a former ambassador and UN delegate, blamed Chang for fraternizing with Japan, while observers debated potential implications for South Korea's political scene.
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Sequl
Korea
Chang Myun
Sngman Rhee
South Korea
Chang
Democratic Party
Kim Sang
Poong
Japan
Washington
United Nations
Patrick Henry Shinicky
Stonemason Is Accused In Ex Army Major Slaying
ANNAPOLIS Md Sept 28 A stonemason Everett Elijah Parker 39 was arrested on a homicide charge in the death of ex Army Maj Meyer Lynsky. Parker confessed saying the killing followed a dispute over $20 and he covered the body with a blanket boards and an old door. Lynsky who lived on a Davidsonville area trailer moved from South Haven three years ago and previously dealt in surplus materials. The case follows a report of a man with a bandaged hand seen near the scene and additional police inquiries into Lynsky’s background. Parker held without bond awaiting arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Meyer Lynsky
Everett Elijah Parker
Lynsky
Davidsonville
Wilbur C. Wade
Anne Arundel Kaumly
Coef
Parser
Colmar Manor
Baltimore
Arundel County
Parker
Wade
South Haven
Linsky
Massachusetts
Outstanding Holsteins At Waterloo Show Largest Breed Exhibit
An eleven state array of 423 outstanding Registered Holsteins will form the largest single breed exhibit in the National Holstein Show at Waterloo Iowa from September 2 to October 6. Entries from 86 herds will compete for prestige and prize money, judged by J Dunne Innes of Woodstock Ontario, a renowned Holstein breeder.
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Waterloo
Iowa
J. Dunne Innes
Woodstock
Ontario
John E. Cooper
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Farmers Must Apply For Gas Tax Refund
College Park reports farmers must file for a gas tax refund by October 1 to receive refunds under federal law. University of Maryland agr econ expert George Stevens warns many have not yet claimed, and late filings cannot be paid. The notice emphasizes deadlines and potential cost impacts on farmers.
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College Park
George Stevens
University of Maryland
Cordage Institute
Stevens
Maryland Farm Bureau
Acres Poison Ivy Eliminated By Spray
A large scale spraying operation targets 760 acres of Valley Forge Park to eradicate poison ivy using aminotriazole. Developed by American Chemical Paint Company, the treatment claims 100 percent effectiveness with no harm to dogwoods or other trees, and is safe for humans and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge Park
American Chemical Paint Company
Ambler
Valiey Forge Park
George Washington
Valley Forge
Virginia
Halstein milk demand boosts free market growth at dairy event
The article notes rising production efficiency and strong consumer demand for moderate-fat Halstein milk. Halstein exhibitors from Maryland attend the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo, listing exhibitors Ralph & Grover, Walker, Gaithersburg, and several participants from Gaithersburg, Clarksburg, Lime Kiln, Reisterstown, and McDonogh School with multiple animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halstein
Maryland
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Ralph & Grover, Walker
Gaithersburg
Vincent E. Sutliff
Lester Dudrow
Paul R. King
Clarksburg
W. J King
McDonogh School
McDonogh
Logwood Farms
Reisterstown
Aliie Messer
Southern States district meeting voters in Winchester
Southern States Cooperative district meeting opens October 11 in Winchester to elect a district board member for three years. Nominees include Clarence H. Shaw and Ernest C. Van Vetre with Starman C. Hartman of Cabins West Virginia awaiting confirmation at Lexington meeting November 15 and 16. The program features L. E. Raper on From a Little Seed it Grew and a slide film by Warren E. Rowe with policy discussions to follow. Lt. Baldwin oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Keilbott
Ermitspure
Charles E. Swomley
Walkersville
Charles W. Rhoderick
Union Bridge
George A. Nicholson
Detour
Cooperaive
Frederick
Unionville
Woodsboro
Winchester
Arthur G. Elworthy
Billy Lee
Coffindaffer
William HH. Johnson
William Devilbiss
Cooperative Service
Clarence H. Shaw
Tayiorsvalie
Ernest C van Vetre
Shepherdsville
Starman C. Hartman
Cabins W. Va
Lexington
Kentucky
L. E. Raper
Warren E. Rowe
Cooperative
Information Publications Service
Lt. Baldwin
Southern States
Herndon
Gasoline Tax Refund Aid For Maryland Farm Use
Farmers may claim a two cent per gallon refund for gasoline bought during the period used on farms. Future claims cover July 1 to June 30 annually, filed on Farm 220 at Internal Revenue offices, county agents, banks, or post offices. Submit to the local District Director, Baltimore for Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Maryland
Baltimore
Stevens
Internal Revenue Service
Farm Bureau opposes twine import controls
The American Farm Bureau fights twine import controls sought by the Cordage Institute. John C. Lynn notes farmers rely on baler and binder twine, and duty free imports from Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean support stable supply and lower costs. Restrictions could raise farm costs by about eight million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau
Cordage Institute
Twine Producers
Office of Defense Mobilization
John C. Lynn
American Farm Bureau F Spas Sbe
Lynn
Canada
Mexico
Caribbean
Aliens Naturalized in Japan Reach 7,331 Total
Tokyo dispatch sates the Justice Ministry reports 7,331 aliens have become naturalized Japanese citizens since 1952. Most were Koreans or Japanese women married to foreigners seeking citizenship restoration, with 23 Americans, 6 Canadians, 3 French, 2 Britons and 2 Germans among them.
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Tokyo
Justice Ministry
Maryland homemaker wins national song contest for dairy breed
At Lookabout Farms in College Park Maryland Mrs Dorothy Lassetter won with a song titled Song of the Homemakers in the national home demonstration council contest. The 1965 herd test recorded 13 883 lbs milk and 535 7 lbs fat per cow, marking the highest Carroll County record for a twice daily milking herd. First and second national prizes went to contestants from Kentucky and Oklahoma.
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Abe
College Park
Dorothy K
Texas
Iaeg
Westminster R. D
Ing
National Home Demonstration Council
Maryland
Lassetter
Homemakers’ Club
Donald Sullivan
Frederick
Carol Freed
Beatrice Fehr
Lookabout Farms Sire Qualifies for Silver Medal
Lookabout Farms has received notice from the Holstein Friesian Association of America that sire Lookabout Rag Apple Extreme No. 1041017 has qualified as a Silver Medal Production sire. Daughters average criteria are cited as the basis for the award.
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Lookabout Farms
Holstein Friesian Association of America
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Iva Defense Organization
Midcetown Valles
J. Homer Remsberg
Bernard Hemsberg
Jefferson Grange
Wilson L. Roberson
Anvers
Garland L. Guyton
Rurtan Club
Burkittsville
Ivan Rice
Jefferson Rurtan
Herbert Tanner
Middletown Lions Club
Myersville Lions Club
Emmitsburg
Richard Fieretce
Emmitsburg Grange
Charles R. Fuss
Lions Club
Curtis Buche
Rhee
New Mexico
Coronado
Farm Bureau
Barrick
Tor Prompt Delivery Service
Eugene Hammond
Libertstown
D. Powell Walkeraville
Mercer Jones & Son Dickerson
Robert Windsor Jr
Vamneville
Mid
Underhill
Southern
Frederick, Wd
Middietews
S. W. Barrick & Sons, Inc
Woodsboro, MD
Pioneer
Frederick Fair
Farmers Supply Company
Vinewood
the News
Frederick, Md
Saterd
Office of Defense Mobiliza
Carroll County
Homemakers
U.S. Dla
Snavaly Silo Sales, Inc
Landisville
Jeptha E. Barwood
Tharment
Melvin M. Engle
Purina
Beautena
Nursing
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
N.Z Cramer & Sons, Inc
Weedsbero, Mid
Heed & Grimes
Mt. Alry, Md
D. W. Sneek
Lewistown, Ma
Monrovia
Menrevis, Mid
Glade Valley Milling Co
Lberevilie
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