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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1955

Page

9

Forestry talk urges 89000 trees planted in Frederick County

At a Church Street School meeting the Forestry Conservancy Board and over a dozen groups discussed planting trees to restore land productivity. Only 69000 of the 200000 trees hoped for this spring have been ordered, with farmers urged to plant for windbreaks, game cover, and future profits from trimmed Christmas trees.

Frederick County Forestry Conservancy Board Church Street William Johnson Cumberland Jack Karnig Johnny Zulal Lawrence H. Duckenberger David Snook Cold Deer Hunting Walker’s Chance Garden Club Wiliam J. Howard Frederick Homemakers Club C. Cyril Kiem Elmer E Hodges Harry G. Harshman Farm Bureau Charles F. Bowers District Forestry Board Paul G. Geisbert The

Boy Scouts Birthday Reflections by HAL BOYLE

HAL BOYLE recalls the 45 year history of the Boy Scouts of America, noting 3.7 million members and steady growth since 1910. He credits personal survival and gratitude to Scouting, recounting a WWII near-drowning in 1942 and a burial service for fallen scouts, then shifts to Lewistown 4-H news with a club meeting plan and leadership appointments.

Hal Boyle Nework America Boy Scout Movement Eagle Patrol George S. Patton French Morocco Lewistown United Nations Sarah Ramsburg Rachel J Walter Margaret Puttman Janice Ann

Port of Chesapeake Authority Granted Certificate of Necessity

The Office of Defense Mobilization issued a certificate of necessity to Port of Chesapeake Authority Inc for building port facilities near Claiborne Maryland. The project is valued at about 15 million dollars with accelerated tax amortization on 50 percent of the cost. Representative Mallor Maryland noted the tax writeoff is among the largest granted by ODM recently.

Nashington Office of Defense Mobilization ODM Port of Chesapeake Authority Inc Claiborne Maller

Dr. Strother Begins Term in Virginia Prison

Dr. George T. Strother surrendered to Fauquier County authorities to begin serving a 15 year sentence for abortion operations at a farmhouse hospital near Warrenton. He reported to jail with others tied to the abortion ring and faced concurrent or consecutive sentence decisions.

Warrenton George T. Strother Fauqmer Brunswick Richmond Rayner V. Snead Strother Commonwealth Atty Charles G. Stone Snead Saladas Strothers Ruth Washington Helen Grimes Alexandria Mary ©. Boyer Brunswick, Md Jai Desse F. Grimes

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