Group Calls for Warmer Streams and More Ponds in Maryland
A Maryland fish and game program to boost stream fish is backed by the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association. James H. Gambrill Jr and state officials outlined pond stocking, landowner cooperation for hunting, and forestation efforts. Pollution in Tanner's branch was raised for state inquiry. Officers and nominees were announced for January installation. deer replenishment on city watershed sought.
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Maryland
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Frederick
James H. Gambrill, Jr
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Mary‘Janda
Gambrill
Montgomery County
Governor
State Game and In- Land Fish Commission
Grange
Farm Bureau
4-H Clubs
James C. Koogle
Middletown
Middle Creek
State Pollution Control Commission
Guy K. Motter
Harry M. Cramer, Jr
Richard L Shoemaker
Thomas E. Williams
W. Bartgis Storm
William M. Moore
Nanciel
Joseph J. Nestor
Hart Etchison
George B. Behne
Henry R. Shoemaker
Joseph EL Holdcraft
Milton Frank
J. Croghan
Mr. Holdcraft
Richard A. Sliger
Mr. Moore
J. Paul Delphey
Mr. Eehne
George S. Rodock
Fred Sheeley
M. R. Etchison
Mr. Holdcraff
A. W. Crawford
Early Completion Of Dam Is Urged For Potomac Basin
A committee of the Interstate Commission on the Potomac river basin urged finishing the Savage River flood control dam near Lake W Va. It is about 65 70 percent complete and would help pollution control by stabilizing river flow. Funds for completion are hoped in the 1946 fiscal year starting July 1. Original cost was 1 990 000 but has risen with deterioration. The commission met to discuss technical nutrition issues and plans future meetings in Harrisburg and Hagerstown.
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Washington
Savage River
Lake,w. Va
Interstate Commission
Potomac River
W2a
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Tolumbia
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Aid
B. and O. Crews To Wear Holly Sprigs
ABaltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to distribute holly sprigs to engineers, ticket collectors, and other staff for December 21 to 27. A century-old holly tree, 75 feet tall, has been adopted by passengers and trackmen for this year’s holiday tradition. Sprigs will be boxed and shipped to all terminals for hostess and conductor use.
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Jacksonville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ine
Landon backs four year aid plan for Western Europe
President Truman seeks a four year guarantee of aid to Western Europe totaling about 15.7 to 18.3 billion dollars, a plan Landon endorses after meeting Truman at the White House. Landon contrasts with Taft and other Republicans urging year to year aid. Secretary Ross says the program will be sent to Congress after Monday talks.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Europe
Alf ML Landon
Bir
White House
Taft
Ohio
U.S
Landon
Kansas
Marshall
Charles G. Ross
Congressional
More Tankers To Carry Oil
Washington reports the Maritime Commission halted sales of all remaining T-2 and Liberty tankers amid a critical fuel oil situation. The agency refused to disclose counts or domestic versus foreign buyers, noting 51 Liberty ships and 209 T-2s in various states, with some already moved to Navy service. Also cited were multiple T-2s breaking apart during repair, prompting a costly midsection strengthening program expected to delay availability by two to six weeks, pushing tactical readiness into months.
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Maritime Commission
Commission
Navy
Boston
Max W. Ball
Interior Department
Oil and Gas Division
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Hoboken
N. J
Ball
Domestic cases tried in police court Friday night
Magistrate Alton Y Bennett presided over two non support cases, one assault and battery verdict not guilty, and a guilty plea in another non support matter. A young couple given a week to move into Draper sister s home in Wolfsville. court declined jurisdiction on back board bill. Mary Webber testified she slapped her husband after drinking incident. verdict not guilty by reason of both being guilty. Harry Crem given two week respite to verify work earnings. Nathaniel Herbert received a suspended 250 fine for intoxication. several collaterals forfeited for disturbances and city ordinance violations.
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Anthony
Earl Warren Draper
Thurmost
Mary Draper
Iving
Draper
Wolfsville
Bim
Mary Webber
West Seventh Street
Harold Webber
Bennett
Harry Crem
Middle Alley
Carrie Orem
East Street
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Orem
Nathaniel Herbert
Frederick
Aaron J. Hoy
Bartholows
T. F. Snyder
Austin Asnold
Mitchell Mensfield
Ridgley King
Reach Accord On Milk Law In Frederick Initiative
Frederick distributors and a Brunswick firm reached a tentative agreement on provisions of a proposed milk ordinance. A Winchester Hall meeting next Wednesday will set price ranges, followed by joint sessions with area producers. Health officials attended the talks as the city moves toward stricter milk quality and food establishment inspections.
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Frederick
Winchester Hall
Brunswick
Richard E Zimmerman
Tim
Donald J. Repp
Walter Comer
Tay
United States Public Health Service
Fredrick
Baltimore
Washington
Ai. Te
Two Md Main Springs Found Ineligible For Play
At the University of Maryland coach A L Flacie Stewart found two key main spring players ineligible under a Southern Conference transfer rule requiring one year residency. Spence Wright and Jack Meyers, freshman prospects, are out until February and February third games. Wright transferred from Bloomsburg Teachers after Army release but did not participate in athletics there. Stewart called Wright the second or third best player and expected him to be a regular.
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College Park
University of Maryland
A. L
Flacie) Stewart
Stewart
Spencer Wright
Jack Meyers
Wright
Hiarmsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloom. Rg
Christmas Buying In Baltimore Up In 1946 Trade
Baltimore merchants report heavy Christmas buying this year with sales set to top last year’s volume despite price increases. The Evening Sun finds widespread store activity, especially in garments, with no strong price resistance as shoppers crowd downtown and suburbs.
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Baltimore
Evening Sun
Reds End Rome Strike After 48 Hours
Rome reports a 48 hour general strike by the left against Premier Alcide De Gasperi ends at midnight with both sides claiming victory. A later edition of Popolo accuses the Communist controlled Chamber of Labor of Rome Province of organizing 500000 workers to back unemployment relief, while police shield workers from jeering crowds as Interior Minister Mario Scelba vows to protect those who want to work. No fatalities and few serious injuries reported, though disorders were noted.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperis
Christian Democratic
Christian Democratic Party
I Popolo
Chamber of Labor of
Mario Scelba
Strikes and Unrest Hit Italian Cities in December 1947
News brief from The News Frederick Ohio describes protests in Caltanissetti and Varese with injuries and halted traffic as workers demand timely pay and tax protests spread to Bologna. The report notes widespread store closures and police actions to reopen shops. Also explains the origin of the term antibiotic.
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Italy
Caltanissetti
Varese
Saronne-Varese
Bologns
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