Thousands of Red Cedars Removed in Frederick County
Frederick County crews remove tens of thousands of red cedars from fields to protect fruit industry. Gangs in Stonewall, Opequon and Shaw districts work under supervision of Wil Beverley, with more removals planned. Some large cedars near orchards have been found planted on lawns. the Frederick County Fruitgrowers Association warns property owners within three miles of orchards to remove cedars.
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Frederick County
Wil Beverley
Hester
Stonewall
Opequon
Shaw
Shawnee
Jey
Frederik Ty Fruitgrowers Association
Thaw Delays Local Airport Runway Widening
Warmer weather halts runway widening work at the local airport. Officials expect grading to begin in two or three days if ground conditions stay dry. A separate note states the dollar's purchasing power is 79 cents today.
Mrs. Sarah E. Boxwell 84 Dies at Berryville Home
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Boxwell died at her Berryville home after a long illness. Born April 10, 1856, she was widow of trainer Charles H. Boxwell and helped organize a Northern Methodist congregation in Berryville. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from John H. Enders Funeral Home with Rev. Ed Vaughn officiating. Interment in Greenhill Cemetery. Pallbearers named: Walter Crim Oscar Forsythe Steve Hawkins Dr. Henry Smith W H Racey Clarence Grubbs.
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Sarah Ellen Boxwell
Berryville
Steve Hawkins
Henry Smith
W. 4 H. Racey
Clarence Grubbs
More Amateurs To Enter Contest At Recreation Center
Several entrants indicate participation at Friday night event. Russell Larrick and Ruth Sellers will guitar and sing. Myrtle Cooper and Thelma LaFollette plan a playlet. Lee Hollar will sing and Geraldine Messick will dance.
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Russell Larrick
Ruth Sellers
Myrtle Cooper
Thelma LaFollette
Lee Hollar
Geraldine Messick
Lindbergh Rules Out Invasion Threat and Expands Air Base Vision
Lindbergh argues invasion of the United States is unlikely with a strong army navy and modern air force. He suggests bases in Newfoundland West Indies Hawaii Alaska and Canada plus Greenland and parts of South America could deter aggression. He favors building about 10 000 modern fighters and notes the army and navy plan large air arms. He cites four reasons the U S should stay out of the current war while defending North American interests.
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Dbergh
Newfoundland
West Indies
Wiawaii
Alaska
Lindbergh
Canada
South
Greenland
United States’ Air Force
Navy
United States
Europe
South America
Local Market Prices for Patent Bran and Farm Feeds
The Star lists daily wholesale market prices for patent bran in various bag sizes and per barrel, with 12, 24, 48, and 98 pound bags. It also shows prices for corn meal, dairy feeds, horse feeds, chick and fowl feeds, creamery butter, and related products, across multiple lines and weights.
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Young Guineas
Gus
Gates
Seheuas Creamery
Sony Guc
Brana Aed Nese Akeree
Cssecces
Csecee
Radio Highlights Showcase 7:30 to 11 P. M. Schedule
The listing details radio programs from 7:30 P M to 11:46 P M on WJ8SV WISV WMAL and WRC with quizzes music and talks. Notable items include a quiz angle reveal by Johnson and Butterworth featuring Regimental Commander Lewis Larson Richard Foster and Joe Hunt at 7:30 and audience participation segments on town meetings and war views. It also lists orchestras programs and political questions including Hellin's law and tong societies.
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Academy Armory
Annapolis
Parks Johnson
Wally Butterworth
Lewis Larson
Kenosha
Wis
Richard Foster
Navy
Joe Hunt
WISV
City Desk
Minnesota Editorial Association
St. Paul
WMAL
William Bergsma
Russell Baum
Kent Kennan
Spencer Norton
Rochester Civic Orchestra
American Composers
America
WRC
Robert M. Hutchins
The
University of Chicago
Plane Crash Kills Two, Injures Twelve In Midwest Route
A TWA sleeper flight broke apart after a crash, killing two passengers and injuring twelve. Survivors escaped or were aided by responders as ambulances transported six to hospital. Investigators from FAA and TWA were en route from Kansas City and Washington.
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W. Joergen
North Clay
Kirkwood
Walters
Dearborn
Chicago
Mary McCloskey
Burbank
Calif
T.W.A
T. E. McCloskey
Tom Stoddard
Los Angeles
M. Hidden
San Pedro
Joe Washburn
St. Louis
Co. B. Shaw
Pickwick Hotel
Kansas City
Omaha
Harrisburg
Stuart Sanford
F. E. Ekey
Philadelphia
Los Angles
E. C. Criggs
Columbus
Ohio
Orestes Dio Guardi
Mary T. Eschbach
New York
C.A.A
F. E. Caldwell
Washington, D. C
W. K. Andrews
R. P. Parshall
Matt
Federal
TWA
Washington
Scott
Little Neck
N. Y
Eshback
Dio Guardi
Jackson Heights
Boston Wool Market Report
Boston vendors report very little business in domestic wools with limited interest in graded cobing three-eights blood bright fleece wools at 44 to 45 cents grease. Fine and half blood South American wools sold steadily.
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Boston
U. S. Dept
Supper at Sarah Zane Fire Hall Planned by Congregation
An announcement states a supper and quarterly conference will be held next Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Sarah Zane Fire Company Hall. Rev R A Whit day will speak and Grace Lutheran’s Rev Carl A sereate will deliver an address with music by the Historic City Quartet during the social hour.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
Fellowship Eyes
Congregation Church Vines
R. A. Whit
Carl A. Sereate
Grace Lutheran Church
Historic City Quartet
Pastor Edward MacHugh to broadcast poems on air
Edward MacHugh of Westport Conn plans to read poems from Rev Robert A ee of this city on the NBC broadcast daily 9 45 to 10 except Saturdays He recently wrote Mr whitten that he has obtained a volume titled Along Life's Way and will read selections on the program soon.
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Edward MacHugh
Westport
Conn
National Broadcasting Company
Robert A.ee
Hugh
Mr. Whitten
Parcel Post Law Enacted In 1912 Signed August 24
The Parcel Post law was enacted by Congress in 1912 and signed by the President on August 24 of that year. The parcel post service went into effect January 1, 1913.
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Congress
Answers to Today’s Quiz From Page 1
Answers to test questions printed on page one include works and authors. The list cites Monte semo as a misprint, James Russell Lowell, Deuteronomy and Joshua, and a reference to the British burning the Library of Congress in 1814 and its reopening after Jefferson’s purchase on January 30, 1815.
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Montesemo
James Russell Lowell
Joshua
Eatin
Thomas Jefferson
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