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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1948

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2

Frederick Izaak Walton program highlights conservation talk

The Frederick Chapter No. 4 Izaak Walton League observed its 25th anniversary at Hotel Frederick with speakers including Dr E H Graham of the Soil Conservation Service and Frederick culturist Frederick Tressel. They discussed conserving soil and wildlife, stocking fish, and the resources needed to sustain streams, with plans for extensive future conservation work in Frederick County. Several local residents enlisted in the U S Navy, and others reenlisted or transferred to training stations.

Frederick Izaak Walton League of America E. H. Graham Sol Conservation Service L. S. Department of Agriculture Frederick Tressel Graham Tresselt Frederick County Ingling G. Horton Peace W. A. R. Bell James E Sell W. A.R. Bell Elmer LL Eshleman William Hardy Paul M. Carmack Herman C. Gubisch James H. Gambrill Jr Philip R .Winebrewer Wilson Mercer Benjamin F Phebus Durward W. Kettelis Glenn Butts EL David Hagan Dinnor NAVY Joseph Lester Ingram Earl Thomas Crouse Carroll Richard Flohr Vincent Patrick Clarke U.S. Navy Naval Training Station Great Lakes Earl D. Underwood Allen Raymond Lee Route 1 Naval Washington

Voluntary Rationing Aims To Curb Cost Of Living

Washington prepares a broad voluntary food rationing drive led by Charles Brannan with 18 consumer and distributor groups to map details. Emphasis centers on meat amid predicted shortages and high prices, as Congress shows reluctance on enforcement powers.

Washington Anderson Congress Truman Charles F. Brannan Citizens Food Committee Cabinet Food Committee Agriculture Department Brannan Senate Banking Committee Standard Brands Procter and Gamble Capitol Hill

Unable To Qualify For State Position

Baltimore February 4 The State Welfare Department canceled appointment of a leading juvenile authority as chief of its division of training schools because he could not meet physical requirements. Dr Herbert Williams decided to take a position in Florida and could not qualify. The division was created to supervise direct and coordinate four state training schools and three private institutions for delinquent children.

Baltimore State Welfare Department Herbert Williams Williams Florida New York Warwick Hebron J. Milton Patterson Public Welfare Department Ify Welfare Department

Ladies Lunching Debate On Dutch Treat Etiquette

Two women discuss lunch expenses with mixed views on paying separately versus one check. They consider letting the waiter decide who pays while they settle later, reflecting common social norms around shared meals.

Separate Checks At Start Prevent Cashier Confusion

Guest tip advises asking for separate checks at the beginning to avoid confusion after reaching the cashier. It emphasizes clear division of costs rather than splitting late.

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Relay Station To Be Removed Near Baltimore

The Baltimore and Ohio’s 76 year old relay station perched on a rocky ledge above the Patapsco River canyon near Baltimore is slated for demolition. In the 1890s its ballroom dining room and chambers buzzed with travelers and offered a summer retreat. The station once served as the eastern terminus of the main line to the west and provided important overnight service for through passengers.

Baltimore and Ohio Patapsco River Baltimore Uuile Canyon

Old Relay Line Historic Junction Named for Early Rail Route

The article describes travelers rerouted north to Philadelphia and south to Washington with westbound paths. It notes a new main line that runs south to Washington then doubles back northwest to meet the old line at Point of Rocks on the Potomac. Heavy freights still use the old westward main line. The Relay junction dates to the earliest railroad era.

Philadelphia Washington Point of Rocks The Potomac Relay

Old Helay Station Remains Silent After Years of Use

The piece notes that Helay station once served wagons and horse teams with exchanges for fresh mounts at wornout-parts, but has been unused since earlier times. It mentions the building boarded up after 1938 and commuter use fading, reflecting a long-ago peak in local transit.

Helay

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