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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1952
Page
6
Weeds cause major losses to farms with estimates ranging up to 3 to 5 billion dollars in the United States. Noxious species reduce current yields and seed future problems. early recognition and eradication are essential to limit costs.
An informal weeklong poll of Frederick residents finds no desire to be reigning monarch of Great Britain. Six residents including George Rothenhoefer Helen Schultz Joseph Maley Bernard Price Arthur Schmidt and Oscar Baugher all answered No to the question of wanting the throne if offered.
The Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service announces new regulations effective January 1, 1952 for selling newly hatched fowl and hatching eggs. Sales by auctions or vendors require permits. one-day permits for specific sales, five days advance filing, and annual permits for others. Baby chicks and eggs must be pullorum clean, tested under state supervision.
Among registered Holstein-Friesian cows in Maryland whose recent production records are listed by the Herd Improvement Registry, owners include Leslie C. King of Clark sburg Kingstead Della Pet 630 pounds butterfat 16066 pounds milk 366 days two milkings seven years four months. W I King Gaithersburg Irvington K Annie 542 pounds butterfat 15499 pounds milk 331 days two milkings four years. Edward F and Naomi K Holter Middletown Ednamond Peggy Louise 481 pounds butterfat 13499 pounds milk 332 days two milkings seven years one month. Testing supervised by the University of Maryland in cooperation with The Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Monkeys search through their hair for a salt exuding from their pores.
Today in history and anniversary notes cover 1764 William Eaton a soldier and sul to Tripoli born Woodstock died 1812 Emma Hart Willard born Berlin and died 1870 John L Lincoln born Boston 1891 John H Vincent born Tuscaloosa 1920 Margaret W Deland born Allegheny died 1945 and the 1836 siege of the Alamo plus 1886 Oberlin graduate Charles M Hall noted.
A compact chronology highlights key events from 1905 to 1944 including the first Rotary Club, vocational education board establishment, a patent for ethyl gas, Guam’s naval bill status, and wartime actions. It closes with today’s birthdays of Dr. Alan Valentine Gov. G mennen Williams Charles Merz and Dr. Samuel Stratton.
Middlebury College Vermont native, aged 34, John T. Loughran a Kingston NY born 63 years past and William L Shirer Chicago born 48 years ago are listed among notable birthdays. Horoscope praises high intelligence strong character and sociable hospitality qualities with a birthday mention. Brook Lodge Matador Iwanna in Brattleboro reports 672 pounds butterfat and 18 969 pounds milk record.
A Canadian National train was snow bound near St Therese Quebec on Monday night. Four women and two children were among the 44 passengers and crew marooned as huge drifts blocked the line. Snowplows cleared the track enough to move the train to a siding by Feb 22.
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