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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1951
Page
9
Decorators show how to add distinction to interiors using gay colors and mixed textures. Techniques cover tinting oil base paints with base color, blending tint for uniform hue, and straining to remove lumps. Guidance includes lacquer casein or emulsion paints by combining ready mixed coatings and consulting the dealer for color samples.
Committeemen and chief clerks for Maryland's Production and Marketing Administration meet in Baltimore on March 1 and 2 to hear talks on agriculture's manpower, deferment policy, labor procurement, farm supplies and national defense measures. Notable speakers include Joseph Blandford, Arthur Holmans, Henry Stanwood, William Mahaney, L. B. Taylor, Martin Sorkin, C Inly Wickham, James Gwin and Frank Woolley. The program also covers the Soil Building Program and lime delivery issues for 1951 conservation practices. Farmers urged to order lime early to avoid shortages due to manpower limits and transportation constraints.
The alert district attorney recalled a name and helped break a lucrative adoption racket. The probe links an unscrupulous lawyer to a Connecticut adoption suit and a Miami operation. Feature titled Baby Racket appears February 11 in The American Weekly and Baltimore Sunday American.
An animal health bulletin warns farm pond owners to prevent stagnant water and receding shorelines from spreading diseases and injuring cattle. It notes coccidiosis stomach worms and algae poisoning risk, plus a sharp muddy “washboard” ground hazard and foul foot from germs. Antihistamines aid some illnesses but are not a cure-all. Pentagon facts recount wartime design with five sections five sides and five floors.
The Agriculture Department says the nations food reserves and soil supplies are in better shape than at the start of World War II. Nearly three million farmers have participated in the agricultural conservation program, protecting and developing land to support military needs.
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