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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1960
Page
10
The article notes a 1960 Textile Fiber Identification Act requiring textile labels to state fiber type by weight, fiber percentage, and responsible company or mark. It explains long-standing labeling laws since medieval times and asserts the new rule will mandate universal compliance for all makers, highlighting advances in manmade fibers that resemble natural ones.
A historical note explains how the mercerizing process began by John Mercer’s accidental cotton treatment with caustic soda. The cotton shrank, gained luster, and became stronger and more dye receptive, birthing a lasting textile method. It likens such accidents to other great discoveries like synthetic rubber.
A homemaker is urged to read labels on fabrics and follow care instructions. If information is lacking, contact the Home Demonstration Office in Missouri at 2-1681. The scene notes official welcomes and the Premier’s remarks about a French visit.
Premier Khrushchev returned from Paris to Moscow amid cheering crowds and noted satisfaction with his France tour. He met officials and viewed cultural sites during the trip, signaling improved ties and potential further exchanges between the Soviet Union and France.
A 16 foot aluminum fishing boat valued at 400 dollars was taken from the Delphey Marina Store in Seneca. Julien P. Delphey reported the theft Saturday morning. William Connell who runs a sandwich shop nearby said he saw three white boys remove the boat at about 3 30 a m and initially assumed it was a loan but grew suspicious.
A boat downstream in high water on the Potomac River was followed by Connell who pursued the boys to Violet Lock a mile downriver in his craft but found neither the boys nor their boat. The Montgomery County Police and National Capitol Parks Police investigate the theft. State Police see no accident. A Havana rumor reports workers warning against anti revolution jokes and a Ridder Publications widow dies at Palm Beach.
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