Five Countians Enlist In Navy
Five Countians enlisted as seaman recruits Tuesday and shipped to Bainbridge training station. Richard K. B. Staley, 17, son of Lewis H. Statey, attended Lhre eystown Hil School, worked at A and P, his brother Lewis H. Jr. serves at Patuxent River. Edgar W. Hawbecker, 19, son of Chester G. Hawbecker, Clear Spring, grad 1938, basketball player, works for Park Commission. Philip E. Baker, 17, son of Loman Baker, Clear Spring, played baseball, worked at Hagerstown Dairy. John B. Taxter, 18, son of Sherman K. Taxter, Clear Spring, basketball and dancing club member, works for Pennsylvania Railroad. Paul J. Moats, 20, son of Roy C. Moats, attended Hianenck High, employed at Oordance Deport, Chambers.
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Ex-Boy Scout Is Now Taxidermist in Memphis
Memphis resident 28 year old Griste, once a Boy Scout, turns to taxidermy after earning interest in animals. He skins and mounts dead wildlife and hunter trophies for his shop, with some pieces going to Feruie's Jungle Garden. The process includes curing hides and mounting them for display.
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Potato Price Drops and Hot Weather Fruits Spotlight Food News
Prices for potatoes fell as heavy shipments hit terminal markets, with 1 1/2 to 2 cent cuts in five pound bags and abundant supplies. Fresh hot weather fruit volumes rose while cantaloupes and watermelons eased, peaches and Thompson seedless grapes shipped widely, and lettuce milk and dairy items were urged for thrifty buying.
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Squirrel pets vanish as Gulf dredging notes emerge
In Vallejo California two pet squirrels kept by Mrs Londa Berry since her daughter found them a year ago disappeared with one returning and the other losing interest both once tame and freely roaming the house. A National Geographic Society note places shell dredging near the Gulf Coast between Pensacola and Panama City as a little known dredging site.
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