Health for All Preventing Tuberculosis Disaster Talk
Health for All outlines TB as a hidden threat that can lurk without symptoms and reappear later. It urges regular physical checkups and chest X-rays, noting the need for vigilance even when one feels healthy. The piece then shifts to forestry, offering free seedlings and windbreak trees to landowners through the Department of Forests and Parks reforestation program. District Forester in Salisbury invites interested landowners to participate.
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Department of Forests and Parks
Forest Tree Planting Tops Three Million Mark
More than 3,000,000 Loblolly Pine seedlings have been planted on Maryland's Eastern Shore by farmers and woodland owners. Since 1951 over 200 land owners cooperated with the Department of Forests and Parks in reforesting 3,985 acres, with the program aiming at bringing into productiveness the land.
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Maryland
Department of Forests and Parks
John J. Mohr
The Prodigal At Reese May 29 Through June 1
Old Man Winter ends as summer arrives with Reese Theatre offering a large dual air conditioning system. Hilarity from Bowery Boys in High Society plus Treasure of the Ruby Hills with Zachary Scott on the all family bill. Prodigal stars Lana Turner and Edmund Purdom, scheduled Sunday through Wednesday May 29 to June 1. Bill Elliott stars in Con of Davy Crockett June 2 to 4 with John Payne and Mary Murphy Hell's Island.
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Delaware
Maryland
Movie Center
Reese Theatre
Bowery Boys
Ruby Hills
Zachary Scott
Lana Turner
Edmund Purdom
Reese
Bill Elliott
Davy Crockett
John Payne
Mary Murphy
Baseball Hints for Youngsters in Sunday American
Kids are advised to read Inside Baseball for Little Leaguers in the Baltimore Sunday American. The illustrated picture-stories teach the right way to play baseball and appear weekly in the paper.
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Baltimore American
Baltimore Sunday American
Rival Claims Ownership in Fiery Exchange
In a tense exchange, a character named Satan demands authority while another asserts ownership, claiming his wife granted him the hold before his arrival. The dialogue suggests a confrontation over control of a space.
4-H Girls Club Formed in Marydel Area
Parents witnessed the creation of a Girls 4-H Club at Mrs. Clara Hurlock’s home near Marydel. Open to girls aged 10 to 18, the club elected Rae Markley president, Vicki Nielsen vice president, and Judy Ward secretary. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening May 2 at Mrs. Hurlock’s home with plans for an inaugural business session. For info contact Mrs. Clara Hurlock, Marydel, Md., or Greensboro 3171.
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Clara Hurlock
Marydel
Rae Markley
Vicki Nielsen
Judy Ward
Upper Caroline County
Ucc
Greensboro
Social Visit Highlights From Hillsboro Area
Hillsboro residents Mr and Mrs James Seager and son of Wye Mills and Mrs Grace Brown of Centreville visited Mr and Mrs Richard Beaven on Sunday. Mrs Woodie Taylor of Salisbury spent the weekend with her parents. Herbert Beaven of Odessa Del spent a night with the Beavens. Harrington and Ridgeley guests joined Mrs Bessie Kemp for Wednesday dinner. Sadie Wathers and Grace Thompson visited Tilghman Island on Sunday.
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James Seager and Son
Wye Mills
Grace Brown
Centreville
Richard Beaven
Woodie Taylor
Salisbury
Herbert Beaven
Odessa
Del
Harry Camper
Harrington
James Shively
Harry Grubb
Ridgely
In Memoriam Arthur Kelley May 28 Remembered Always
In loving memory of my dear husband Arthur Kelley who passed away May 28 three years ago. Sweet memories of one so dear remain with me all year. His love was great and his heart was kind. Lonely without you and remembering you. Sadly missed by his wife Gertrude.
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Arthur Kelley
Gertrude
Do Not Pick Up Baby Fawns This Season
Do not pick up baby fawns if found. Uninformed people may think they are deserted by parents or wish to keep them, but fawns rely on their mothers for care. Return them to the habitat and contact local wildlife authorities for guidance.
Maryland warns against picking up fawns
The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission cautions that taking fawns is wrong for several reasons. The mother deer will return to the fawn at dinner time, and it is illegal to capture or possess a fawn. People who pick up injured fawns should contact the local Game Warden before acting.
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Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Sheriff’s sale of real estate in Caroline County Maryland
Under a writ of Fieri Facias issued May 3 1955 in the Merriken v Ricks case the sheriff will sell at public auction in front of the Denton Court House door between 2 and 3 pm the properties described as lots 4 5 and 6 in the Merriken subdivision fronting 50 feet on the Federalsburg to Three Bridges road and extending 200 feet back. Ownership held by John T Ricks and Louise Ricks. Sold for cash to satisfy the writ, debt interest and costs. William E. Andrew Sheriff of Caroline County May 6 1941
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Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
John T. Ricks
Louise Ricks
Maryland
Federalsburg
Three Bridges
John T. Prattis
Richa Stevens
Court House
Denton
Eugene Laramore
Carol Laramore Sr
Earl Love
Laramore
John Bacsak
Robert Maloney
Oscar Willey
Board of Drainage Viewers
Hertofore
Board of County Commissioners
Do Not Pick Up Baby Fawns Warning Advice
A cautionary note warns that handling newborn fawns can cause harm to both the animal and people. It stresses that even if a fawn survives initial obstacles, it risks becoming vicious and injuring others, especially children, and many captured fawns die without proper care.
Waxed Paper Protects Vitamin-Enriched Bread Flavor
Scientific tests show waxed paper best preserves vitamin enrichment in white bread while baking. The material also makes handling easier from oven to table and allows easy opening and reclosing for a fresher slice at home.
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Satan
Panama
Denton, Maryland
Hillsboro
Memoriam
William E. Andrew
Mrs
Caroline ST Oa
FOX Brothers
Washington Street
Easton, MD
John W. Eveland
Rachel Collison
C. Elwood
Lunt
Gorham Holloware
Crystal Hobnail
Candlewick
Cape Cod
China
Milk Glass Imperial Westmoreland
Elgin ‘Hamilton
Bulova Wyler
Buxton
Hallmark Cards
Polaroid
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