Fair Ends After Rugged Weather At Hagerstown Fair
The Great Hagerstown Fair ended Saturday despite one rainout and three wetter days. Fair Board president D Eldred Rinehart thanked the public for support under difficult conditions and noted plans for a new grandstand and better weather in 1951 racing meet. Complete junior livestock results were announced with awards to many 4-H and FFA competitors from Boonsboro, St. James, Hagerstown, and nearby towns.
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Hagerstown Fair
D. Eldred Rinehart
Fair Board
Richmond
Frederick
Hagerstown
Raymond Mueller
Nathan Stiles
Richard, Robert
Mary Lou Harbaugh
Ayrshires
Terrace
Boonsboro
Baby Keef
Robert Firey, Jr
Elwood Leather
Thomas Firey
Robert Firey
Madeline and
Maudeline Higgons
Swine
Hampshire
Yeon Price
Kent Sharp
T. B. Herbst
Jacob Ridenoyr
Dale Ridenour
James A. Booth
David Stamlper
Robert Martin
George Warner
T. C. Herbat
Sjr
Sowa
Thomas B. Remsburt
Don Reeder
Marvin Printz
Harold and
John Baker
William Gardner
Wiliam Hardy
Richard Hardy
Ronald Milburn
Sows
Silas Kuhn
David Elgenbrode
Berkshires
Charles Btrite
Jacob Shank
Mitchell Creek
Poland
China
George Harniah
Ray Clark
Duroca
John Belbert
Chester
Mason Mundey
T. C. Herbst. Jr
Far Lambs
William T. Griffith
TL. E. Johns
Wiliam T. Griffith
William ‘T. Griffith
Firet
Poultry
Adna Fulton
Samuel Ferguson
New Hampshire
Eddie Cadle
Rhode Island
New Crochet Pattern 7214 Relives Oval and Round Follies
Pattern 7214 offers an easy to crochet nuge-flowered filet crochet design with charts and full directions. Send twenty cents to The Hagerstown Daily Mail Household Arts Dept for Alice Brooks Needlework catalog and illustrations of accessories.
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Houehold Arte Dept
P. O
Chelnea Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks
Desiana
Be Your Age Film Shown At Hager Drive-In Health Notice
Dr. R H Riley urges public to view Be Your Age a heart health film at Hager Drive-In noting Maryland 1949 heart disease deaths totaled over one third of total resident deaths and more than twice any other disease.
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State Department of Health
Maryland
Dr. Riley
Maryland State Department of Health
Mibgsi
Vtiveeln
Lncalts
United States
Dents
Riley
Cooperation Of Jaycees In Civilian Defense
Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce leaders urged Jaycees to back the civilian defense program at a Cambridge weekend meeting. National Jaycee vice-president Pat Gorman reported the program is being accelerated and a National Resources Board publication will guide it. The effort includes Voice of Democracy contests, promoting the American way of life, and civilian defense with preliminaries set for late October. Ten local Jaycees attended, many with wives.
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Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce Organization
Cambrdge
3D. R
Pat” Gorman
National Jaycee
Washington, D. C
National Resources Board
Junior Chamber
Gorman
Voice of Democracy
Jaycees
Drug May Shield Against Rays in British Study
London reports thiourea injected into mice provided an internal shield against lethal X rays at Harwell. In nine treated mice eight survived, while untreated or additionally treated mice showed mortality from 14 to 10 percent. Findings described in Nature by R. H. Mole, Jd. St. L. Philpot and G. R. V. Hodges.
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London
Fovernment Atomic Energy Laboratory
Harwell
Nature
R. H. Mole
Jd. St. L. Philpot
G. R. V. Hodges
Airline Passenger Rate Up 119 Percent in Hagerstown
All American Airways reports in August 1950 passenger business rose 119 percent over August 1949 in Hagerstown. President Robert M. Love says the airline posted a first-time profit last month with a record 19,596 passengers carried.
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All American Airways
Hagerstown
Robert M. Love
All American
Love
Education costs rise for public schooling from 88 to 206
The U S Chamber of Commerce reports that the average cost of sending a pupil to public school increased from 88 dollars in 1940 to 206 dollars in 1945, a rise of 134 percent, reflecting higher expenses in postwar education.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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