Victory Drive Near County Goal Amid Campaign Finish
Bond Chair John D. Holliday reported Washington county’s general Victory Loan total at 1,760,887 with 639,113 still needed to meet the quota. He doubted the 800,000 E bond target would be reached, noting only 277,387 sold so far, but expected corporate purchases to boost final reports.
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Washington County
Bond
John D. Hollyday
Local Builder Is Low Bidder
Two bids on the general contract for erecting the Washington Street Junior High School addition were opened by the Board of Education. John K. Ruff & Co. bid 385000, Norman S. Earley bid 359968. Final award awaits a joint session with the Board of County Commissioners.
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Washington Street
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
John K. Ruff & Co
Baltimore
Norman S. Earley
Hagerstown
Benjamin Willis
Hitchins Named In Place Of Walsh In Maryland Commission
Governor O Conor named Owen E Hitchins to replace William C Walsh on the new Commission on the Distribution of the State Revenues. Judge Sherbow was named chairman. John M Butler was replaced by Herbert M Brune Jr after withdrawing over potential conflicts of interest.
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Annapolis
O’conor
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
Walsh
Owen E. Hitchins
State Tax Commission
Sherbow
Baltimore Supreme Bench
Executive Department
John M. Butler
Baltimore
Herbert M. Brune, Jr
Lemon Juice Remedy Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
A home recipe using Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice is touted to alleviate rheumatic arthritis neuritis and related pains within 48 hours. The ad promises a money back guarantee if symptoms persist and notes availability at drugstores and Zauffman's Cut Note.
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Zauffman
Boeing Stratocruiser promises roomy crew cabin and comfort
Seattle dispatch notes cramped cockpit setups are being eliminated in the Boeing Stratocruiser. Engineers say a wide, accessible control cabin improves safety with space for pilots, engineer, radioman, and navigator. The design allows single-pilot operation and features a large map desk, plus passenger amenities like a cocktail lounge and full-sized berths.
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Seattle
Boeing
F. A. Spencer
Mexico to train pilots with Fairchild planes
Fairchild PT-19 aircraft, famed for training U S servicemen, will equip the Campania Mexicana de Aviacion first pilot school in Mexico. The family of planes is well known to aviation students in the country and signals a major step in the Mexican airline's development.
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Fairchild
United States
Campania Mexicana de Aviacion
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Public health warning urges immediate treatment of coughs and bronchitis to avoid chronic bronchitis. It promotes Creomulsion, claims it targets the throat to loosen phlegm and ease irritation without narcotics, and advises consulting a pharmacist for fast relief or emergency care if not satisfied.
Mexico begins PT-19 training for student pilots
Airminded Mexicans recall the day 17 years ago when a Fairchild plane initiated regular air mail service in Mexico. The CMA plans to use the PT-19s to provide student pilots with at least eight hours of special training, with all trainees holding private pilot licenses.
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Fairchild
Mexico
CMA
Fruit Growers Plan Sessions at Maryland Society Meeting
A two day Maryland State Horticultural Society meeting is set for January 3 and 4 at the Hotel Alexander. A. W. Krewatch of College Park will discuss power rates in orchard cold storage and Dwight Walker of Mt. Airy will speak. Dr. E. Cory of the University of Maryland will chair a panel on DDT uses. The annual dinner occurs January 3 with Paul Nystrom, state farm labor supervisor, among speakers.
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Maryland State Horticultural Society
Alexander
A. W. Krewatch
College Park
Dwight Walker
Mt. Airy
BE. N. Cory
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland Horticultural Society
Hotel Alexander
Paul Nystrom
State Farm
Orchard meeting to discuss labor and fruit industry status
Stanley Fulton, Hancock orchardist, will speak Friday morning as part of a session on the orchards labor situation. The afternoon will cover current and future fruit industry status with growers’ questions welcomed and Maryland and neighboring states’ leading orchardists sharing in the program. A steaming bowl of nourishing soup is planned as the meal highlight.
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Stanley Fulton
Hancock Orchardist
Maryland
Brazil Nuts Grow in Pods Containing Multiple Seeds
Brazil nuts do not develop alone but in pods that hold from one to twenty kernels each. The fruit clusters form underground and mature with the tree’s annual cycle. Domestic and export markets rely on these irregular but sizable harvests for nutrition and trade.
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Brazil
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