Community Theater organized in Frederick aims to involve residents
The Community Theater in Frederick formally organized at a lively meeting with about 65 people. The plan calls for two to four stage productions annually with a first comedy Chicken Every Sunday planned for November 2 and 22 at Frederick High School directed by Charles A. Price.
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Charles A. Price
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Grains Jump Limit As Chicago Board Sees Heavy Buying
Grains surged at the Chicago Board of Trade with all wheat corn oats and soybeans hitting their daily limits as heavy buying swept the pits. December wheat at 2857 December corn 232% December oats 1164 and November soybeans 342 with prices rallying before the close. Union money stolen from Baltimore office of Local 483 in a separate report.
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Baltimore
Steam and General Pipefitters Union
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Edward Fisher
Four Hundred In Yo-Ag Contest At Frederick
About four hundred students and teachers of agricultural education are expected for Maryland FFA fall judging at Frederick Fair October 3. Warren Smith of Frederick Hugh School chairs the event. Contests cover dairy cattle beef cattle swine and potatoes with extra prize money. Entries open Friday at 9 30 a m and judging starts at 10. Delegates meet 2 to 5 p m at Frederick High to elect new officers. Banquet at 6 30 p m at Calvary Methodist Church will honor prize winners and elevate 25 to 30 members to Maryland Farmer. one youth will be chosen from them.
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Star Maryland Farmer for 1947 to Receive Award
The recipient will receive one hundred dollars. Dr. John E. Foster new head of the University of Maryland Animal Husbandry Department will judge beef cattle and swine contests. Dairy cattle judging will be done by Richard Wells of McDonough School and Edward Bender. extensions vegetable crops of the University.
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Maryland Delegates to National FFA Convention Named
The passage notes that Maryland Farm ers with a Maryland Farmer degree will select delegates to represent Maryland at the National FFA convention in Kansas City Missouri from October 19 to 22. It also compares wingbeat rates of a wild duck and a hummingbird, noting the hummingbird's wings beat at 200 per second.
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