Japanese Laborers Idle as U.S. Law Binds Workers
Nearly 1,200 Japanese laborers swept to California farms under Public Law 414 find themselves idle due to the McCarran-Walter Immigration Act. They cannot seek other work while domestic labor is available, with repatriation and Labor Department control looming. State officials note conditions may shift as farm jobs rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Salinas
California
Albert B. Tieburg
Tieburg
U.S. Department of Labor
Labor Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Coachella Valley
Woodpeckers Aid Growth Of Trees
Woodpeckers help trees by eating borers and bark beetles in dead wood. Sapsuckers harm some trees by drilling circled sap holes that can girdle and injure them. The Birds attack mostly in February and March, favoring birch and fruit trees. The Cincinnati Reds meet the Chicago White Sox in an exhibition in Jacksonville, Florida, on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Duda
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Jacksonville
Fla
Johnson hails early success of job development drive
President Johnson called the new job development program a good start after three weeks of progress. He praised the drive to place unemployed and underemployed workers in service and related fields and directed Secretaries Connor and Wirtz to continue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Connor
Wirtz
Childs Cup Featured in Collegiate Rowing Award
The Childs Cup is awarded in collegiate rowing. The text notes plans to bring many private and public organizations into the campaign and mentions Yonkers harness racing in 1964 with a low daily double payoff of $8 on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N.Y
Party Honors Taneytown Couple On Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ervin G Beaver of Frederick Street Taneytown were honored at a reception at St Josephs Hall Taneytown for their golden wedding anniversary arranged by their children. The Beavers were married by Rev William H Hetrick at the Lutheran parsonage in Westminster on February 3 1915. He is now 72 and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Golden
Ervin G. Beaver
Taneytown
Frederick Street
St. Joseph's Hall
Beaver
William H. Hetrick
Westminster
Notable Reaver Family Details from Keymar and Taneytown
The passage lists a couple aged 67 in good health with two sons Sheradin E. Reaver of Keymar and Glenn Reaver of Taneytown, three daughters Doroth y Wentz of Hanover, Mary Wetzel, and Helen Winnert of Taneytown, plus 12 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheradin E. Reaver
Keymar
Glenn Reaver
Taneytown
Dorothy Wentz
Hanover
Mary Wetzel
Helen Winnert
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Procter’s
Theo. G. Procter
Westinghouse—Bendix
Maytag
Norge
Kenmore
Whirlpeal
G.E
Frigidaire
Dervinator
Speed Queen and
Hotpoint
Bear Parts
N. Market Street
Fes
North Market Street Proterick
Hovie
LBJ
Alvin Aronoff
Thomas Hagan
Jewish Memorial Hospital
New York
Malcolm X
Hagan
Malcolm
Ted UN A
Bilas Ue
Oarc
Whitesell & Bowen
Pharmacy
Certified Fitters
ALO
Market Frederick
de New
Renn Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth St
Frederick, Md
Burdette Bros
Ind. Hyattstown, Md
Spotogold
Lancaster Brand
Agia
Pillsbury
Lady Scott
Felorida Temple
Oranges
Doz
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