Maryland beetle program to curb Japanese pest across counties
Dr George S Las of the University of Maryland and Henry Shoospiers set plans for county wide measures against the Japanese beetle including trapping soil treatment spraying and parasite release. The program urges lawn owners to use arsenate of lead and notes high costs and extensive crop damage across corn soybeans apples peaches cherries grapes beans and ornamentals in infested areas.
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George S. Las
University of Maryland
Conferree Henry
Brunswick
Fredy
New Starzet
Rocks
Thurmont
Ust
Caumey
Maryland
Immun
Langford
Debate on U S protection of investments with force
Report on a national referendum question asking if the United States government should shield American investments abroad by armed force. Maryland results show mixed opinions among residents and local quotes display varied stances, from strong opposition to support.
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United States
Charles E. Wehler
Tomorrow's Child Lifespan Rises as Women'
AP report projects rising life expectancy in the United States, with babies born in 1963 expected to live about 66 years, and infants born in 1900 at roughly 49 years. Growth in longevity amid falling birth rates could shift the population toward more elderly individuals though the change will be gradual. Advances in medicine and hygiene are cited as reducing childhood diseases and enabling new surgical and glandular treatments.
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Alexander RE. George
Massachusetts
Rome
The Big Ten FATAL Diseases in the United States
The piece lists the ten leading causes of death from 1933 census figures, led by heart disease at 312 000 deaths followed by cancer 137 000 pneumonia 104 000 kidney diseases 103 000 cerebral hemorrhage 97 000 tuberculosis 66 000 diseases of infancy 63 000 diabetes 27 000 influenza 11 000 syphilis. It notes medical science will target this roster in the next 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Census
U.S
American College of Surgeons
American Medical Association
Big
Exceeding 60 Charged Motorists In Beaver Falls Court
Justice Patrick T. Schnauffer presided Friday over two out of state motorists charged with speeds over 60. Ernest Langone was fined 33 dollars for 45 mph and found not guilty of 60 mph, while Emanuel Weinberg of Syracuse was found guilty and fined 60 dollars. Attorneys Austin James Sergi and State Police officer May presented the cases. witnesses testified top speeds reached 80 mph. An appeal was indicated.
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Justice Patrick
Schnauffer
Ernest Langone
Beaver Falls
Emanuel Weinberg
Syracuse
Austin James
Sergi
May
Polce
Langone
Weinberg
Oficer
J. J. Thompson
Wi Weinberg
Life expectancy trends rise in America and Massachusetts data
The table traces infant life expectancy from 1789 to 1938, noting Massachusetts as the initial reliable sample. It discusses U S life expectancy gains, the Big Ten causes of death, and projected female longevity vs male, with socialized medicine debates and demographic shifts.
Not Guilty Verdict Given in 35 MPH Charge
Francis D. Grumbine, represented by attorney James, was found not guilty of exceeding 35 miles per hour in the same case heard in this city.
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Weinberg
Attornney
James
Francis D. Grumbine
Broadcase Listings and Devotional Schedule for Feb 26
A dense listing of NBC CBS WABC WIZ and WEAF radio programs across New York stations with musical shows dramas and hourly segments followed by a Sunday devotional leaders schedule for WFMD covering Lewistown Frederick Miers Thurmont and Thurmont areas for the week starting February 28 with named pastors and churches.
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Weaf Nbc
Chicago
Europe
Wmca-Intercity
Charles E. Coughlin
Wormes Forum
Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
E. V. M. Izae
California
Wiz-Nbc
America
Winthrop Aldrich
WEAF
XNBC
Kirsten Flagstad
WJZ
NBC
Frank Simon
Haven MacQuarrie
Feg Murray
Tyrone Power
Playhouse
Cheerio
Roger Pryor
WFMD
S. R. Kresge
Reformed Church
Lewistown
B. W. Meeks
Methodist Church
Frederick
Ralph H. Miller
Lutheran Church
Miers
Irvin W. Morris
Presbyterian Church
Emmitsburg
Ivan G. Naugle
United Brethren Church
Thurmont
W. E. Nelson
No Marked Increase In Domestic Demand Likely
Washington reports the Bureau predicts limited improvement in domestic demand for early 1938. European buying and cold weather may lift wheat prices while feed grain prices stay near current levels. Wool and meat prices face weak prospects, with hogs possibly strengthening modestly due to lower slaughter and pork stocks.
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United States
Jimi
Police Court Proceeding Records in Baltimore
In Baltimore, Richard L. Wagner forfeited collateral for appearance on the charge of exceeding 45 miles per hour. Proceedings tied to the Police Court reference the case, indicating a punitive step for the traffic violation and repayment terms set by the court.
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Sion
Richard L. Wagner
Baltimore
Ayrshire Club Plans August Field Day in Maryland
Frederick County Ayrshire club members heard plans for the coming year including 4 H and club work plus larger Ayrshire exhibits at the Frieder Farr. Guests included L W Ingham secretary. H C Barker dairy specialist. E C Dunning who showed a milk production film. Scott Schwartz of Fally Quarters Farm and others. Field day set for August 4 near Middletown with preliminary plans under way.
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Fia Kentingt
Frederica Co
Aytisaie
Ballenore
Acovelate
Ayrshire
Frieder Farr
National Ayrshire Abtive I
L. W. Ingham
State Association
H. C. Barker
University of Maryland Extension Service
E. C. Dunning
Inter-State Milk Producers’ Association
Philadelphia
Dunning
Scott Schwartz
Fally Quarters
Ellicott City
Prof
M. H. Berry
University of Maryland Dairy Department
Edward Stansfield
Baltimore County
William Brendle
Howard County
Woods
Middletown
Yellow boards, blue chalk preferred by British experimenters
British researchers report that yellow is the ideal color for a blackboard and blue chalk offers the best contrast. The finding highlights how color choice can affect visibility and teaching efficiency in classroom settings.
Judge Woodward To Address Police Assn
Judge Chas W. Woodward of the county circuit court will welcome members to the Friday meeting of the Maryland Police Association. The December session voted to honor Police Chief J William Garrett, ex-president T L Rowe, and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police superintendent succeeded Garrett.
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Chas W. Woodward
J. William Garrett
T. L. Rowe
Baltimore and Ohio
Ratread Police
Garrett
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