Worms Called Earth's Subtle Fertilizers In Spring Feature
A spring feature surveys earthworms as fish bait and soil fertilizer. It details their biology from night feeding to castings, notes Darwin and the Geographic Society on their importance, and cites commercial uses from England to the United States. It also lists hospital discharges and a note on a First Folio Shakespeare find in Tomsk Siberia.
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Antiqusty
National Georgraphic Society
Nile Valley
Charles Darwin
United States
New York
Ande
Australia
New Zealand
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Opening of the trout fishing season drew many anglers with creels full up to ten. Cramer, Well known businessman, dies at 68 in Woodshorf after five months illness. senior member of No. Cramer and Son for 27 years. An automobile owned by Rudolph Crouse Jr. Frederick is recovered near Brunswick and returned to the owner. A 26 page ordinance to govern plumbing in Frederick is recommended to the Mayor and Aldermen by the Frederick City Master Plumbers Association.
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Newton
Cramer
Woodshorf
Frederick
Frederick City
Eisenhower Seeks Civil Peace On School Segregation
President Eisenhower shows deep concern over racial segregation in public schools and urges public understanding. He emphasizes church guidance and his conciliatory nature to unite people with differing views and reduce passion or violence.
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Mauka
America
Mr. Eisenhower
Dulles pressed on trade rows and school division concerns
James Marlow reports Dulles faces Senate questions on what items are being sold to the Reds and who recommended the Paris trade deals while amid desegregation debates and the broader path to gradual integration. The piece weighs executive secrecy, constitutional bounds, and Eisenhower's moderation in the face of public tension.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Abe Capitol
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Reds
Eisenhower
Fort Detrick Names New Deputy Commander
Colonel Leslie Moore succeeds Colonel Miller as Fort Detrick deputy commander. Miller starts a weeklong Army supply management course at Fort Lee Virginia and plans to a later assignment in France. Moore remains Post Inspector. both officers active in local affairs.
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Cecil D. Mikller
Fort Detrick
Leslie $. Moore
Detrick
John On Hayes
Miller
Wort Lee
France
Opossumtown Pike
Europe
O’ Pier
Fort Lee
Moore
Port Terry
Hayes
Ial
Army Reserve
Eenwood
S.C
United States
Philippine Islands
12Th
Philippine Scouts
Japan
24 Infantry Division
Commache
Pex
Texas A & M. College
Texas A& M
Korea
Eighth Army
South Carolina
jTexas A. & M
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Army Chem
Burned lamp incident and local trades in Frederick
Fifty Years Ago items from April 2 1906 report a lamp in Mr William P Maulsbys library thrown from a broken lamp. A fire alarm was sounded but firemen were not needed. John Sauerwein sold 76 acre farm near Frederick to Edward I Angleberger for 4500. Charles F Cramer bought Groff House stock and fixtures and took charge of the hotel. Harry E Chapline published Views and Sketches of Historic Frederick Maryland. Harry Walters resigned from Frederick Gas and Electric and joined A F Main bakery on North Market Street.
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Wiliam P. Maulsby
West Church Street
John Sauerwein
Frederick
Edward I. Angleberger
Charles F. Cramer
Groff
North Market Street
Karl E Katz
Maryland
Harry E Chapline
Harry Walters
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
A. F. Main
Scouts Tour News Post Offices in Local Visit
Among the Scouts and Cub Scouts on a Friday tour of the News-Post offices were James Devilbiss Jerry Howard Robert Evans Casey Delauter Dutty Dutrow Clark Cottrell Eric Gatrell Robert Burns David and Allen Masser Allen Wayne Remsburg Craig Bhoderick and other Den 2 3 leaders. Adults accompanying included Mrs Alice Dutrow Mrs F D Naurer Mrs Kenneth Devilbiss and Mrs Ruth Gatrell with Misses Linda Maurer Connie Devilbiss. Several members could not attend including Michel Brewer Eddie Shantz Irvy Zimmerman and George Stauffer.
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News
James Devilbiss
Jerry Howard
Robert Evans
Casey Delauter
Dutty Dutrow
Clark Cottrell
Eric Gatrell
Robert Burns
David and Allen Masser
Allen Wayne Remsburg
Craig Bhoderick
Alice Dutrow
Den
F. D. Naurer
Kenneth Devilbiss
Ruth Gatrell
Linda Maurer
Connie Devilbiss
Michel Brewer
Eddie Shantz
Irvy Zimmerman
George Stauffer
Mr W Bickett Carrel Plans Return Trip to California
Mr W Bickett Carrel of Chula Vista Calif visiting his mother Mrs Elizabeth Caroll at 5 East Seventh street will leave by automobile on Thursday for California. Carrel, formerly of Brad dock Heights and a printer by trade, moved to Chula Vista eight years ago as the city grew from 9 100 to about 31 000 people. Chula Vista lies eight miles south of San Diego. Also noted were Mr John W Morgan Potomac Edison Co district manager in Chicago for Edison Electric Institute events and Easter visitations among local Ritchie and Ridgely families including Ann Jane Susan Sjamsville Barbara Gary Washington Irene Benchoff Eddie Marty Middletown.
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W. Bickett Carrel
Chula Vista
Calif
Elizabeth Carroll
East Seventh Street
California
Carroll
Braddock Heights
San Diego
John W. Morgan
Potomac Edison Co
Chicago
Edison Electric Institute
Edgewaters Beach
Martin Ritchie
North Market Street
jRobert Ritchie
Ann
Jane
Susan
Sjamsville
Frank Ridgely
Barbara
Gary
Kensington
Leonard Ritchie
Washington
Irene Benchoff
This City
Charles Ritchie
Eddie
Marty
Middletown
Private Merhle C Long Assigned for Basic Infantry Training
Assigned to D Company 11st Battalion 1st Training Regiment at Fort Jackson for basic infantry training. Son of Mrs Violet V Long of 352 West Patrick Street.
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Fort Jackson
8. C
Merhle C. Long
Violet V. Long
West Patrick Street
11St Battalion
1St Training Regiment
Hammarskjold Faces Problem at United Nations Mission
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold nears a fourth year amid a major challenge seeking a stopgap arrangement to ease Israel Arab tensions. The 11 nation Security Council backs a U.S. plan assigning him to report in one month on a Middle East peace effort.
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United Nations
N.Y
Leike Bernadotte
Hammarskjold
Count
Folke Bernadotte
Israel
Bernadette
Jerusalem
Nicosia Violence Surges On Anniversary Strife Erupts
News from Cyprus marks the first anniversary of Enka violence with an Easter day attack in Limassol that killed an elderly British civilian and wounded several, amid curfews and bombings across Nicosia and surrounding towns as British authorities try to quell the unrest. The report notes involvement of ENKA and tensions among Britain, Cypriot factions, and major powers.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Limassol
Enka
Local residents treated after hospital care and injuries
Among The Sick Master Mark Nelson son of Mr and Mrs W C Nelson 716 Trail avenue underwent an appendectomy Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital He is reported to be in a satisfactory condition Mrs Richard Hovermale Rocky Springs fell at her home Friday and fractured her right ankle bone After treatment at the Frederick Memorial Hospital she returned to her home Mr Milton Potter Young near Frederick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday afternoon for observation and treatment Mr Harvey Gearhart near Rocky Ridge is convalescing at his home after undergoing surgery at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa My Roy Mort Union Bridge and Mr Robert Dodson near Union Bridge were moved Saturday to Frederick Memorial Hospital in the Union Bridge Fire Department ambulance to undergo treatment and observation
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Mark Nelson
W. C. Nelson
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Hovermale
Rocky Springs
Milton (Potter) Young
Frederick
Harvey Gearhart
Rocky ‘Ridge
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Roy Mort
Union Bridge
Robert Dodson
Easter Gifts For Montevue Home Residents From League of Mercy
The Salvation Army League of Mercy Workers delivered Easter carts to each woman at Montevue Home for the Aged and a sunshine bag for men. Mrs. Mary Schmidt presented a cart to matron Mrs. Geisbert, with help from Mrs. Louise Mackley, Charles Brewer, and Sir Harry Powell. Lt. Powell and Mrs. Mary Wingert led an Easter service with hymns and slides titled He is Risen, followed by sunshine baskets of Easter treats. A report from Clifton notes a large flock of wild geese passing overhead near 5.4 this morning.
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League
Montevue
League of Mercy Workers
Salvation Army
Mary Schmidt
Geisbert
League of Mercy
Louise Mackley
Charles Brewer
Sir Harry Powell
Home For
Powell
Mary Wingert
Moccasin Ceremony At Walkersville Meeting
Mrs. Owen Strine led United Lutheran Church Women of St Pauls Walkersville in a second study on American Indians. The meeting featured devotions, an Indian Prayer, a story of a Navajo girl, a weaving activity, a film strip about the Little Wolf Family, and a moccasin ceremony led by Mrs Luther Horine with members wearing miniature moccasins and reciting a litany.
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Owen Strine
United Lutheran Church
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
T. Paul Moberly
Grayson Hallerdr
Little Wolf
Koontz Helwig
Margaret Sayler
Luther Horine
Ware
Jefferson Dal
Westminster
Maryland Congress
Hagerstown
Laverne Fogle
Hallie Poole
Cedric Smith
Society
May Not Act On Arbitration Amendment
Baltimore April 1 the compulsory arbitration amendment to the law allowing the State to seize the strike bound transit firm is to be signed by Gov. McKeldin likely not before the last minute. He seeks to give the transit firm and its union time to settle their differences. The measure would bind both sides to an arbitration board whose findings would be final. Meanwhile the company sues in Federal Court to invalidate the March 9 seizure authority. Trial set for May 1. Engaged Wanda Jean Shank to Byard Platter with a fall wedding planned. Dr J Clagett Robertson and wife celebrated silver anniversary the second time. his first wife died in 1930.
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North
South
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Appomattox
Supreme Court
House
Kentucky
Delaware
Supreme Court of the United States
Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Co
Sas
Harry M. Shank
Wisner Street
Wanda Jean
Byard Platter
This City
Edward Platter Sr
Grantsville
Miss Shank
St. John's High School
Myr Platter
St. Lawrence River
Ogdensburg
N. Y
J. Clagett Robertson
Robertson
Marian Estell Groppel
Bertha Lee Merriken
Johnson Home Sold Reports in Orphans Court Record
The report to the Orphans Court notes the Filbert Farm property in Germantown and the Johnson residence near Frederic East Second Street sold. Milk production figures cited include 13 800 pounds for Wayne M Slart and 12 179, 473, 13 676, 507 pounds for other entities. The sale proceeds listed total 17 000 dollars to Mr and Mrs Ransom Lewis for the butterfat estate handling.
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Orphans Court Filbert Farm
Germantown
Wayne M. Slart
Atcows
Frank G. Remsberg
M. Louise Johnson
Middletown
Ray
Johnson
H. Smith and Son
Frederic1
East Second Street
Ransom R
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Eugene Bankerd
RFD 2
Emmitsburg
Washington County Hospital
Joyce A. Dixon
Moscow
Siberia
Tomsk
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Mondas
U. S
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Wuwee
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Harold Stassen
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Minis Bennett
Juat Wal Suiveuines Vlew & Smukk
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Mary Miles Minter
Baby
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Charles Ray
No Man’s Land
Wooodrow Wilson
Charles G. Dawes
Sonny
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Wiliam Aten White
Gold Coast
Borneo
Howard Chandler Christy
North Woodsmen
Clark Gable
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Trammarskjold
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Mediterranean
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Eoka
Famagusta
Kalogrea
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Lawson
East Third Streets
A. T. Shafer
Clifton
NEA Fence, Inc
Harry
Mary Ellen Lawyer
Strafford Hl
Thurmont
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
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