Etten Wins RBI Crown as Stephens Ties Home Run Race
The article reports Nick Etten of the New York Yankees taking the RBI title with 109, edging Vern Stephens of St. Louis who hit 48 homers. It notes Brown and other players setting minor league records, including Tom McBride and Roy Cullenbine, with Cleveland and Detroit clubs posting unusual season marks.
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Chicago
Husky
Eten
New York Yan
Vern Stephens
St. Louis
Etten
Steph
Brownortstop
Roy Cullenbine
Dewith
Cullenbine
Janet
Pat Seerey
Rudy York
Detroit
Crosetti
New York
Tom McBride
Boston
Frank Hayes
Cleveland-Philadelphia
Seerey
Hough to Speak at Maryland Horticultural Meeting
Dr Walter S Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory appears on the program for the 48th annual Maryland State Horticultural Society meeting January 3 4 at the Alexander in Hagerstown. Industry leaders from University of Maryland Berks Leigh Fruit Growers Baltimore and Hancock share in talks on DDT and fruit growing topics with Dr Francis Harvey Green as principal speaker at the Thursday dinner.
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Walter S. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Albert V. Krewatch
University of Maryland
Lionel E. Newcomer
Berks-Leigh Fruit Growers, Inc
Fleetwood
S. M. Thompson
Baltimore Bank For Coperatives
Baltimore
Ernest N. Cory
Winchester
Edwin Gould Kearneysville
Gascille Graham
Hancock
Fulton
Paul E. Nystrom
Phil C. Turner
Food Producers’ Council
Charles O. Dunbar
Hancock Field Laboratory
Trupan Nold
National Apple Institute
Washington
AAA Reports Due From 182 County Farmers
Frederick County AAA warns farmers to use 1945 conservation materials by December 31 or face double the original cost charges. E M Funk notes $1874.41 of material from 1944 remained unused and stresses prompt reporting to avoid delaying 1946 programs.
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E. M. Funk
Frederick County
Funk
AAA
Card of Thanks for E P Brown
We thank friends for kindness shown during the death of husband and father. Mrs. E P Brown and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Brown
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Market Quotations
Market reports from Baltimore and Chicago show mixed movements across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices hold firm for certain weights while receipts vary, with cattle and hogs showing steady tones and lambs remaining strong on high grades.
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Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Montana
State and Local Taxation Plan Proposes Local Revenue Shares
The proposal divides revenue on a one third to state and two thirds to localities basis and would allocate 500 000 more to cities. It suggests 40 cents of the dollar on bank and trust company stock remain with the state and requires uniform fiscal year reporting ending June 30 for cities over 2 500. It also plans to shift personal property taxation to localities, excluding certain manufacturing tools.
New York Stocks End Year Ahead Mix Despite GM Walkout
Liquors led gains while rails utilities and industries barely recovered. year end adjustments and labor concerns restrained trends. Positive earnings and dividends plus idle money supported sentiment but GM’s walk-out on the fact finding board cooled markets. Dealings started light and directions remained cloudy as bonds and commodities fell.
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New York
General Motors
Chicago Grain Quotations
Grain futures opened irregular in light trading with May and July prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley listed. Prices show slight bid-ask ranges across May through September contracts.
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Chicago
Atomic decisions shape postwar world order and Japan policy
Washington reports that the Moscow meeting produced a constructive communique and clearer US Britain Russia ties. A U N session in London next month looms as Senators and Representatives return from recess. A four power Tokyo council and an 11 nation Far East commission would guide Japan policy and ensure peaceful use of atomic energy.
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Russia
United Nations Assembly
London
Byrnes
Moscow
Congress
Washington
Rep. Bloom
D-Ny
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bloom
Britain
Security Council
Atomic Commission
U. S
France
China
Canada
Truman
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Dogs Dominate Headlines in 1945 News Year
A look back at 1945 features canine stars from Blaze the bull mastiff to Fala the Scottie. Headlines covered dog heroism, attacks, cures, and wartime duties, including a national cemetery plea and war service dogs returning home.
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Blaze
Roosevelt
Elliott
Fala
Scottie
L'Affaire
Love
Buttons
Franny
Ginger
New York
New Jersey
Mascots and a Dockside Daisy Feature in Wartime Rail Tales
The report describes a mascot injured on the Enterprise flight deck who fractured two vertebrae and was returned to his master Vice Arm. It also notes Frederick Lugie in wartime habitat at C Sherman and a Navy submarine mascot that could point depth charges. A mongrel named Dockside Daisy kept a week long vigil on a Los Angeles dock seeking someone she knew.
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Enterprise
Frederick Lugie
C. Sherman
Daisy
Los Angeles
Berryville News Briefs From The Star Daly
Reports in Berryville detail local events captured by Boyce and Clarke County records. News items outline community activities, meetings, and civic notes from The Star.
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Daly
Berryville
Boyce & Clarke County
Rites Saturday For Mrs Erbb Widow of E Hampton Erbb
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Erbb widow of E Hampton Erbb who died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held Saturday afternoon December 29 at 2 oclock from the home of her sister Mrs M Lohr Capper 330 North Loudoun Street. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Nephews of the deceased will serve as pallbearers. The family requests no flowers.
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Elizabeth Erbb
E. Hampton Erbb
Winchester Memorial Hospital
M. Lohr Capper
North
Loudoun Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Merck and Co., Inc
Elkton, Va
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AP News
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Atory
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