Two Accidents Reported In Early Sunday Travel
Sleeping drivers caused two highway crashes in this area early Sunday morning. One car struck a fruit stand on Route 240 near the city limits, damaging the stand and scattering cantaloupes across the highway. The other collision occurred on Route 40 near Ridgeville when a dozing driver veered left into another vehicle. No injuries reported and damage described as light.
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Sid
Ridgeville
Patrick Stakem
Harry F. Carbaugh
Madison Street
Joseph A. Carbaugh
William and
John Baker
Carbaugh
D. A Tucker
Francis Tabeling
Brighton Street
Baltimore
Joseph Hayson
Spring Avenue
Pittsburgh
Hayson
Swordfish Liver Oil Outshines Cod Liver Oil in Vitamins
The comparison finds swordfish liver oil contains more desirable vitamins than cod liver oil, suggesting greater nutritional value for readers seeking vitamin enrichment from marine oils.
Training Officers For Army In East Germany
A fugitive People's Police lieutenant says about 600 recruits, mostly Communists, are being trained in East Germany's main military school for officers in the Soviet zone near Dessau. He himself worked toward a major commission before fleeing with his family. British and American intelligence confirm parts of his tale. his name is withheld pending official review.
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Berlin
People’s
East Germany
Red Army
West Berlin
Kochstedt
Elbe
Dessau
Bereitschaften T
Socialist Unity (Communist) Party
Gospel Service by Paradise Echoes in Winchester Hall
A large crowd attended a Sunday afternoon Gospel service by the Paradise Echoes, formerly the Waldo Gospel Singers of Washington, directed by H J Ford in Winchester Hall. Evangelist Jane Brown of Carlisle spoke, with acknowledgments from Theodore R. McKeldin Hans Stefan Sanderson and Congressman J. Glenn Beall. Rev W S Snowden led the program.
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Paradise Echoes
Waldo Gospel Singers
Washington
H J. Ford
Winchester Hall Auditorium
Jane Brown
Carlisle
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Hans Stefan Sanderson
New York
J. Glenn Beall
Frostburg
W. S. Snowden
World's Champion Baby Sitter Grows 8 Million Fir Seedlings
Nisqually Washington news profiles Earl McDermitt who manages a four acre seed nursery for the Pacific Northwest Forest Industries. He plans 8 million Douglas fir seedlings from certified seed to reforest private lands, projecting two trees per person in Oregon and Washington. The operation blends tech farming with patient cultivation, yielding 2,000,000 trees yearly valued at about 10,000 dollars per acre.
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NEA Service
Nisqually
Wash—Earl MccDermitt
McDermitt
Forest Conservation Committee
Pacific Northwest Forest Industries
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
U. S. Forest Service
Od Hagenstein
McDermoitt
Fort Nisqually
West
Seedling Cultivation for Reforestation Project
The report details seedling production with insects and rodents used to treat the soil. By fall saplings reach eight to ten inches and are lifted for permanent planting, possessing about a 12 inch root system. Lumber firms pay under $3 per thousand seedlings, planted by hand. Mortality remains high due to weather and rodents. Two year old trees are common where conditions allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Army Takes Over American Railroads
Washington August 27 the United States Army seized the nation’s major railroads at 4 p m Eastern Standard Time to avert a looming strike by about 300 000 trainmen and conductors threatening walkout tomorrow at 6 a m President Truman ordered Army operation of 195 major lines with standby control of 106 others effective Sunday afternoon The seizure was largely a paper action with no troops on locomotives or at control towers and the government described the operation as necessary to prevent a nationwide disruption of rail service.
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Washington
United States Army
Truman
Sezure
Army seizes control of railroads under Pace order
About 40 uniformed officers took custody as seven railroad presidents with price experience and caronels' uniforms remained in their positions to keep trains moving. Seven regional chiefs will report to Secretary Pace and top deputies. notices were posted at major stations and other officers told to report two hours before seizure began. A separate note states a 23 year old Italian confessed jewel thefts near Cannes, admitting 11 burglaries along the Riviera with 20 million francs stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Army
Pace
Nice
France
Peirce
Ratian
Norman Winston
Cannes
Danta Spada
French Riviera
Emmitsburg Drops To Third In Pen-Mar League
The Blue Ridge Summit club defeated Emmitsburg 14 to 8 on Sunday afternoon to clinch third place in the Pen-Mar Baseball League.
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Emmitsburg
Blue Ridge Summit Club
Pen-Mar
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NEW Oxford H. 8S
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