Frederick DHIA Laboratory Dedication Moves Lab to Montevue Site
Frederick County publicly celebrated the dedication of a new DHIA Laboratory at Montevue, moving the livestock facility from Winchester Hall basement to a rear building. The project, with $3 million value in cattle, expands testing for about 200 herds and 10,000 dairy cows, aided by county officials and university advisers.
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Frederick Livestock Laboratory
Winchester Hall
Mortevue
Dhia Laboratory
Livestock Laboratory
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Frederick County Artificial Breeders Cooperative
DHIA
Montevue
Montevue Home
Henry R. Shoemaker
A&a
Cbia Board of Supervisors
John Crum
Frederick
John T. Stiles
Bartholows
Frederick County
Robert Stansfield
Kenneth Shiffler
George B. Stupp
Maryland
John W. Magruder
University of Maryland
Crum
Dedication of Dairy Herd Improvement Laboratory in Frederick
County officials and agri leaders attend the dedication of the new DHIA Laboratory at the Montevue Home rear in Frederick. Participants include Maurice Lee Dade John W Magruder A Irvin Renn C Lester Dudrow John M Crum John T Stiles Delbert S Null George Nicholson and Henry R Shoemaker among others. The Leaders Bible Class met at Calvary Methodist Church with Rey M Watkins presiding and a planned Easter message by Edward Rice.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
John W. Magruder
University of Maryland
A. Irvin Renn
C. Lester Dudrow
DHTA
John M. Crum
Maryland State
Dhia Corporation
John T. Stiles
Frederick Com
Leaders
Chapel of Calvary Methodist Church
Rey M. Watkins
Guy E. Kelly
Millard E_ read
Charles L. Myers
Edward Mantz
Dorothy Handley
John Felton
Edward §. Rice
Frank J. Keeferto
DHIA
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
George Nicholson
Mebil H. Ramsburg
Henry R. Shoemaker
Rice
Charles B. Jones
S. Walter Worthington
William Ramsberg
Robert E. Ramsburg
C. Grant Delphy
Beasley Farm Slated Forfeit Over Tax Troubles
Fay Beasley and family began moving from their 4000 acre Eldridge farm south of Jamestown under federal marshal supervision after a court sale paid the 202000 income tax judgment. Beasley had been convicted in 1954 of evading 549,902 for 1946 to 1948 and served a year in prison as interest and penalties mounted. The land and a 55000 home were sold to Arvel and Mrs. Glinz of Newbury, who expect to move in soon.
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Jamestown
N.D
Fay Beasley
Beasley
Eldridge
Heasleys
Heasley
Arvel Glinz
Newbury
Glinz
U.S
Pleads Guilty To Oystering Charge In Maryland Waters
Russell G. Hubbard 55 of Cambridge pleaded guilty to illegal oystering fined 650 by Magistrate L Clark Ewing. Hubbard co owned the boat chased four hours by Tidewater Fisheries inspectors in Talbot county waters of the Choptank River. He faced possible confiscation of the 32 foot craft but was spared to avoid hardship on a co owner. Clouded charges included hand scraping after sunset and 28 percent undersized oysters. A crewman Clarence W Johnson Jr 27 of Cambridge saw similar charges dismissed at the request of State's Attorney Henry P Turner.
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Clarence W. Johnson Jr
Cambridge
Atty
Henry P. Turner
Turner
All Crew
Castro Revolution At Crisis Amid Cuban Fear
AP correspondent describes growing disillusionment with Fidel Castro among former supporters in Cuba. Observers recount rumors of informers and surveillance, with meetings canceled and fear spreading across homes hotels streets and businesses as Eisenhower warns of danger to free opinion.
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William L. Ryne
Ciego DE Avila
Cuba
Fidel
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Duty Movement
Fidelistas
Fidelista
Eisenhower
Anti US sentiment in Cuba sours lives as tensions rise
In Camaguey province residents fear raids and violence as anti American propaganda grows. Cuban authorities round up critics, Americans seek consular aid, and threats from mobs loom. An American woman recalls intimidation and gun fear while a U.S. vet notes restive local mood amid looming exodus worries. American University tennis beats Mount St Mary’s 9-0 to move 3-0 in Mason-Dixon play.
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Havana
Guantanamo Bay
Naval
United States
Cuba
Camaguey
Ling
Americas
Yander
American U. Vet
Washington
American University
Mount St. Mary's College of
Session Cancelled at Geneva Nuclear Talks by Mutual Consent
Monday's session of the nuclear test ban talks in Geneva was canceled by mutual consent of the British Soviet and American delegations, ending the day without formal proceedings.
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Geneva
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John Stiles
County
DHEA
Frederick Dhia
Stupp
Stansfield
Shuffler
Shiffler
Carroll
Washington Counties
LIONS
Walkersville
William Talley
Glade Valley Lions Club
Herbert Steiner
State Department of Education
Wilbur le Gore
Kenneth Gutschick
National Lime Association
Wiliam C. Talley
Luther Foster
Lawrence Dorsey
J. C. Wilkerson
Ane Arundel County
Thomas Maher
Donald Brown
J. O. Harvey
George Isaac
Norman Etler
Joseph Kline
Roger Willard
iRay Valentine
William Zerr
Ralph C. Boyd
Augustus Robbins
Harry Batrie
Robert Russell
Claude Barrick
William le Gore
Frank Conrad
Eugene Wisner
Michael Poe
Ralph D. Zimmerman
Harry E. Filler
James E. Stoner Jr
Vernon R. Rippeen
Rein Treasury
LaVerne Fogle
J. Alton Smith
Lion Tamer
L. ‘Cramer Powell
Ernest A. Dettbarn Jr
C. Kenneth Henderson
Af Ghan Shrine
Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club
Cumberland
Tustrious
Paul M. Fletcher
Roscoe M. McElfish
Ali Ghan Shire
McHifish
John, A. Purucker
Ali Ghar Shrine
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Rambler
USAC
Rambler Amerwise Ican
America
Moyer Rambler Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
Edward S. Mobley, JR
Universal Insulation CO
Wilson Ave
N. Market St
Frederick MO
Jakey
Planet Jr
Dekals
Dekalb
Castro
Education
Mars Opticians
Second St
Zenith
Nationwide Insurance
E. Washington Street
Hagerstown
Regent
Bilavionwire
Wide Mutual Insurance Company
Natromede General Insur
Columbus, Ohio
Charles R. Albaugh
Austin Angleberger
Donald L. Hoffman
Middletown
Thomas Molesworth
Jerry Eshbaugh
Brunswick, Md
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