Tomato price guarantee not assured without contracts
County Agent Mark Miller warned farmers that government support prices for local tomatoes are not guaranteed unless growers contract with a cannery. Field run tomatoes bring $27 per ton under the program, with cannery contract needed to ensure any specific price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Miller Yesferdey
Washington County
Miller
United States
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland Martension Service
Local notes from Sharpsburg May 31
Miss Ora Lee Moss of Washington County Hospital is listed as a patient. Numerous residents and visitors are cited including Mrs. William F. Thomas and daughter Phyllis Ann of Baltimore visiting relatives, soldiers on leave, church services, and illness. Several families move residences and numerous weekend visits are noted among Washington County and nearby areas.
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Sharpsburg
Ora Lee Moss
Washington County Hospital
William F. Thomas
Phyllis Ann
Baltimore
Chas. F. Gross
Theo. Whisner
J. H. Himes
Cemetery Hill
Pie
Leon Speaker
Camp Maxey
Texas
Geraldine Speaker
Isaac Wright
Washington
Howard Thomas
Christ Reformed Church
Paul V. Helm
M. L. Burgan
Williamson
T. R. Swain
William A. Wade
Lovettsville
J. W. Dorsey
John Mose
Alexandria
George Mose
Clinton R. Cox
Mary Mose
Lester Marshall
Terry
Beaver Creek
M. F. Lumm
Lyiée Rose and Son
Houghton. Mich
Archie Baker
Lxtter
Daniel G. Mose
MOMM
Camp Peary
Dreher Chapman
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
James Spahr
John Hammond
Welty Brown
Martinsburg
Jerome Mose
Carrie Peyton
Trinity Lutheran
Clytie Gigous
Jane
Rose Wyand
Elmer, Jr
Milton
Reuben Forbes
Samuel Lohman
Andrew Thomas
U. S. Navy
Coney Island
Frank Thomas
Chas. McGraw
Henry Poffenberger
Joe. Neikirk
Bankhead cotton escalator amendment sparks Senate clash
Washington reports from the Senate Banking Committee reveal a dispute over the Bankhead amendment to the Price Control Act. The majority says it would raise raw cotton parity prices and lower consumer costs, while the minority warns of inflationary risk and windfall gains for cotton mills. President Roosevelt criticized the proposal as inflationary. Bankhead counters that the plan would widen cotton goods availability and curb black market prices.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senator Bankhesal
D-Ala
OPA
Wagner
D-Ny
Senate
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Potomac Synod Rejects Merger Plan
In Frederick Maryland on June 2 the Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church rejected a plan for an ultimate merger in 1947 with the Congregational Christian Church. The synod approved part of the program for closer association and cooperation but said the time was not ripe for the union. Reverend Charles Enders urged the General Synod to issue specific recommendations to ministers on marrying divorced persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Potomac
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Church
Committee On Christian Social Action
Charles Enders
Washington
Denomination
General Synod
Committee On Christian
Classes To Start Tuesday June 6 At Training Center
Eight new students enrolled for an automotive maintenance and repair class at the Vocational Training Center behind the Municipal Swimming Pool. The program begins Tuesday June 6 and runs for twelve weeks, meeting Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30. Neel B. Pilsen leads as instructor, employing conference teaching to upgrade local automotive workers in response to increased wartime demand in Hagerstown and Washington County.
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George R. Brey
Hagerstown
Office of
Detente Transportation
Neel B. Pilsen
Blue Ridge Bus
Washington County
Transport workers training aids amid manpower shortage
Mr Brey said 23 students enrolled in the program are already employed by transportation lines garages and truck operators. The initiative aims to expand skilled staffing to support ongoing transport operations.
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Brey
County 4-H Colt Club to resume activity at June meeting
The Washington County 4-H Colt Club, dormant since last year’s Fair, will restart at a county agent office meeting on Wednesday June 14. Vernon Holter assistant county agent announced. Joseph Vial University of Maryland Extension Service specialist will attend to discuss plans for participation in the coming Fair. A second meeting is set for August to demo fitting and showing and to select three teams for the September Fair contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Vernon Holter
Joseph Vial
University of Maryland Extension Service
Religious leader links birth decline to Sunday School drop
Rev Arthur Newell of Richmond Va argues fewer babies in 1934 and the low birthrate during the economic downturn will reduce junior department ages in church schools. He tells ministers to shift energy from fretting over attendance to strengthening church education programs at the Synod closing session.
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Arthur Newell
Richmond
Newell
To prevent carrot waste scrape carefully with knife
A simple tip advises removing outer skin or peel from carrots with a sharp knife or apple corer to minimize waste and preserve the edible portion. Ensure clean technique and steady motions for even results.
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