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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1947

Page

13

Japanese Beetle Control Meeting Scheduled September 10

Countywide groups plan a general meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom on September 10 at 7 30 p m to discuss a beetle control program. State officials Rotary Rural Urban committee and group representatives approved the plan after a conference and a prior August 6 meeting with Dr George S Langford and Dr Ernest N Cory.

Francis Scott Key Hotel Rotary Club Rural Urban Committee George S. Langford

Rotary Call for Statewide Action on Farm Pests

John R. Fitzpatrick of the Frederick Rotary Club described the summer infestation as the most serious for Frederick County in years and urged statewide cooperation. County officials outlined a planned education and cooperative program to minimize damage next year, with details to be discussed at the September 10 meeting. Attendees included Elmer L. Eshleman and several county officials and civic leaders from Frederick. The Hempstead town board meanwhile enacted an ordinance requiring horses to carry a headlight visible 3500 feet and a tail light.

John R. Fitzpatrick Frederick College Park Elmer L Eshleman Chamber of Commerce H RB Shoemaker L. H. Crickensberger Frederick County Pomona Hotary All Corners Hempstead Hempstead

Night scanning reveals penalties for unlit horses

A board warned that an unlit horse seen at night could bring a $100 fine or up to six months in jail for the owner. The note emphasized safety concerns and enforcement steps forDobbin's owner in low visibility conditions.

Dobbin

Dove Season Opens Next Monday at Noon

Dove season opens next Monday at noon EST with a 30 day run through September 30 and a daily bag limit of ten doves. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus, Sr. cautions hunters as complaints rise about out of season squirrel shooting. The squirrel season runs September 15 to September 30 with a daily bag limit of one and efforts will be made to apprehend violators before September 15.

Benjamin F. Phebus

Manufacturers Buy Phoenixville Mill Ingot Plant

Twenty five manufacturers nationwide form a syndicate to beat the steel shortage by purchasing the Phoenix Iron Company ingot mill at Phoenixville Pennsylvania for about four million dollars. The facility has a monthly capacity of 30000 tons of ingots.

Chicago Phoenixville Phoenix Iron Company

Syndicate led by Arnold Maremont to supply ingots for Apollo plant

Arnold H. Maremont, syndicate president and head of Maremont Automotive Products, Inc., announced a group of manufacturers from stoves to lawnmowers to provide ingots for a sheet mill at Apollo Pennsylvania. the syndicate bought the unit when organized in December. Sherman P. Bowers filed an Orphans Court complaint for sale of Emma E Exchelberger’s Thurmont real estate while the Frederick County Welfare Board seeks 2694.25 to recover payments to the deceased. Six-year-old Billy Fulkerson died after being stung by insects attacking his head and body in Memphis Tennessee.

Arnold H. Maremont Maremont Maremont Automotive, Products, Inc Chicago Apollo Sherman P .Bowers Orphans’ Court Emma E Exchelberger Thurmont Frederick County Welfare Board Memphis Tenn Billy Fulkerson

Truman Family To Rio For Weeklong Visit

President Truman will fly Sunday to Rio de Janeiro to address the Inter-Americas Conference. He will be hosted by the Brazilian government through the following Sunday, then sail home aboard the battleship Missouri possibly stopping at San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mrs Truman, daughter Margaret, Mario Martins the Brazilian ambassador and his wife, plus about a dozen White House officials accompany him.

Weasnington Truman Rioo de Janeiro Missouri United States San Juan Puerto Rico Charles JG. Ross Mr. Truman Mrs. Truman Margeret Marios Martins White House

Brazilian Independence 125th Anniversary Celebration

The President will participate in a Sunday celebration on September 7 marking the 125th anniversary of Brazilian independence. A guidance note contrasts calling a stenographer at work for long chats with the preferred home telephone approach.

Woman Restores Maiden Name in Equity Court Order

By order issued Wednesday in Equity Court Betty Lucille Bowers is authorized to resume her maiden name Betty Lucille Harp. Through her attorney Richard E. Zimmerman the petitioner announces the name change as the court grants the request.

Equity Court Betty Lucille Bowers Betty Lucille Harp Richard E. Zimmerman Peti

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