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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1946

Page

6

Camp Ritchie Hospital Returns to Maryland Control

Camp Ritchie in Cascade Maryland, enlarged under Federal control with 70 to 80 buildings, will be returned to state jurisdiction May 1. Governor O Connor says the transfer, approved by Secretary of War Robert Patterson, will serve military needs and provide 250 beds for chronically ill residents in Baltimore and western Maryland, with the Health Department to act quickly on housing them.

Camp Ritchie Cascade Maryland Herbert R. O’onor Robert P. Patterson O’conor Maryland National Guard Baltimore City State Department of Health

FBI Conference at Easton on May 8 1946

Fred Hallford announces an FBI Law Enforcement Conference at Easton Maryland on Wednesday May 8 1946 at 2 30 pm in the second floor auditorium of the County Building Police from the Eastern Shore are expected to attend The program includes discussion of the National Stolen Property Act and Photography in Law Enforcement An FBI Laboratory technician will discuss photography and display cameras Also planned are similar conferences in Cumberland Hagerstown Hyattsville Baltimore and in Dover and Wilmington Delaware.

Fred Hallford Baltimore Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Easton Maryland Washington, D. C Cumberland Hagerstown Hyattsville Dover Wilmington Delaware

Young Whale Beached At Rehoboth With Wounds

A seven foot young whale's body washed ashore on Rehoboth Beach near the boardwalk. It lay high and dry at the southern tip near Summers home of R R M Carpenter. The carcass showed a deep wound and bloody cuts suggesting ship propeller entanglement. Crowds gathered to inspect the grisly find.

Rehoboth R. R. M. Carpenter

Balanced lunch tips and ironing save from Homemakers Corner

University of Maryland experts urge balanced lunches using more fruits and vegetables and fewer breads and fats to meet reductions of wheat by 40 percent and fats by 20 percent. Home ironing time is cut by planning, warming water, folding, and using towels. DDT cautions on garden use while rotenone and pyrethrum offer safer pest control.

Margaret McPheeters University of Maryland Helen I. Smith

Garden Guide Growth Tactics For Seed Sprouts And Soil

The garden guide advises on moisture and crust prevention to save small seeds like carrots and beets. It recommends thorough watering once or twice weekly, shading coverings to prevent crusting, and alternative seed coverings such as sand or leaf mold especially on clay soils. It notes DDT controversy as a widely publicized insecticide.

Maryland

National Stability Based On Home Declared By O Conor

Governor Herbert R. O Conor told the Eastern Shore District Federation of Women's Clubs at Grace Methodist Church Cambridge that home life anchors national stability. He urged church attendance and active youth programs to keep youths away from legal trouble and called the church the stabilizing spiritual force in communities.

Herbert R. O’conor Eastern Shore Federation of Women’s Clubs Grace Methodist Church Cambridge O’conor

Crusade to restore stable home life in America

The speaker urges families to attend church regularly and reinforces traditional values. He emphasizes home discipline rooted in church, home, and school cooperation, arguing a nation’s rise depends on sound family life and spiritual training at home.

America

Denton Pharmacy Fungicide Ad Promises Quick Itch Relief

An advertisement for TEH-OL fungicide claims fast action against athlete’s foot itching. It touts 90 percent alcohol as a killer of germs and offers a 35 cent back guarantee if not pleased.

Denton Pharmacy

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