Snow Removal Efforts at Camp Detrick Smooth Traffic
Maj. William H. Salzillo led rapid snow removal at Camp Detrick as snowplows graders sand and calcium chloride cleared streets and parking lots through a week of storms. Lt. Col. Cecil D. Miller praised the Post Engineers and Frederick police for efficient traffic direction and reduced hours to ease hazardous-road travel.
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Camp Detrick
William H. Salzillo
Paul F. Kech
Koch
Axoch
Frederick
Detrick
Shookstown
Post
Cecil D. Miller
Detrick and Frederick
Know Your Bedding From Betsy Lovington January White Sales
Bed buyers are urged to measure beds and pillows before shopping for sheets. Explain sheet lengths for different bed sizes, pillow case dimensions, and how to determine proper widths. Discuss thread counts, muslin versus percale, laundering, tape selvages, sizing, and dye fastness with practical buying tips.
Voting age proposal sparks informal city poll debate
An informal poll in the city and county finds strong sentiment to lower the voting age to 18. Interviewees including staff sergeant, a teacher, and local residents argue 18 year olds are mature enough to vote if drafted, while one respondent urges caution. Carroll Manor Grange meeting notice follows.
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Logal
R. H. Simpson
Question And Answer On Formosa Rate Nationalists’ Chances
An NEA dispatch from Taipei presents a Q and A with 800 American soldiers overseeing Formosan arms, arguing the Nationalists, though outnumbered, can play a key role in Asia. It covers strategy, training aims, political advisers, and the cost effectiveness of supporting anti Communist forces.
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Formosa
Island
Fred Sparks
NEA
Taipei
China
America
Heather
Eisenhower
U. S
Korea
U. S S
Sie
Niagara Falls
Asia
Problems Face Poultrymen
COLLEGE PARK Jan 15 Freezing water in drinking fountains and wet litter are two problems facing poultrymen this time of year. George Quigley of the University of Maryland poultry department offers solutions. He suggests electric resistance tape to protect pipes from freezing and a 250 watt infrared bulb hung about 24 inches above water with a porcelain socket and protection from birds. Litter troubles vary. hydrat ed lime is recommended at 100 pounds per 4 inches of floor space, avoiding quicklime. A hand garden cultivator can mix lime into litter and spot turn around feeders and fountains, cutting labor time by about two thirds.
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College Park
George Quigley
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Dr. Quigly
Quigley
University Experimental Farm
New Blanket Material Needs Special Care
College Park Dan. 15 The label on your new blanket may reveal it is made of Dynel a new manmade fiber Care instructions on the label should be followed to keep the blanket soft and fluffy Clothing specialist Helen Shelby notes this caution to buyers
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College Park
Dan
Helen Shelby
Questions And Answers About Historic Tariffs And Quotes
A Q A format asks when the first protective tariff act passed in the United States. the answer states 1789. Another Q A asks the origin of the quotation Peace, peace, when there is no peace, answered as occurring in the Bible in Jeremiah 6. This brief exchange cites two historical references.
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United States
Montgomery Co 4 Her Wins Top Poultry Prize
In Baltimore at the 22nd Maryland Poultry Products Show on January 5 Larry Weller of Beallsville led the white egg class with 99.55 points out of 100. Laurel’s James Quigley was runner up at 99.50, with Weller also tying for third and fourth places. Rockville took high brown with 99.0 as Frances Muncaster of Derwood tied for second and third at 98.75, and Leonard Huitschenreuter of Glenarm placed fourth. The event was open to Maryland 4 H Club members and was organized by the Maryland State Poultry Council with the State Fair Board, Maryland Farm Bureau Federation, and University of Maryland Extension. Russell Hawes directed judging.
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College Park
Larry Weller
Beallsville
Maryland Poultry Products Show
Baltimore
Weller
Montgomery County
James Quigley
Laurel
Brown
Expatriation Plan Follows Smith Act Convictions
The Washington policy plan would strip citizenship from Communists convicted of conspiring to overthrow the U.S. government by force. It links expatriation to court convictions and applies to Smith Act cases after the new law, with no retroactive effect on already sentenced leaders. The article traces the historical basis of expatriation and notes legal questions about voluntary action and retroactive applicability.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
Huber
Reilly
Henry Reilly
Franklin County
Chambersburg
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Congress
Oeyuario
Gordon MacKenzie
California
MacKenzie
MacKenzie Vs. Hare
U.S
McCarran Immigration and Naturalization Law
Department of Justice
Eisenhower
Public Sale of Stignesf’s Cart Real Estate in Frederick
Public sale under mortgage power to William M. Storm as assignee. The property at 27 East Third Street Frederick City Maryland will be offered February 20 1954 at 11 AM at the Court House Door. The parcel fronts 30 feet and runs 210 feet with a three story back apartment building and several frame garages. Ten percent deposit due day of sale. balance after court ratification. Taxes and costs paid by purchaser. auctioneer U Grant Hooper.
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Stignef
Robert L. Grove
Elizabeth F. Grove
William M. Storm
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick
Mary
East Thurd Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Elizabeth F. Grave
George BD. Paxson
Alice
Mary Reclarec
J Phillips
Fra Jones
Stuart E Jones
Mararet P. Deland
Allan S. Deland
U. Grant Hooper
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Courtney Bryan
West Fourth Street
Virginia Tucker
West Fifth Street
Thelma Hockenberry
West Patrick Street
R.E. Clavaush Tramsville
Netin Baker
Carroll Manor Grange
Chester Cissei
Ballenger Grange
Howard Fry
Sun Lei-jing
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Ching-kuo
Sun Leijin
University of Maryland Extension Service
Athens
Salonika
Greece
Turkey
South Korea
France
Italy
Bullet Boulevard
Mainland
Mississippi
Victor Lee Con
Andrew Cox
Walkersville
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
Fort Belvoir
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
Myersville Savings Bank
Myersville
Federal Reserve Bank
Sallie R Marker
Sallier Marker
Asa PF Stotelmyer
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The
Ike
William E. Kuehl
Cumberland
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Kuehl
Sideling Mountain
Grove Finn
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Jana McSherry
McSherry
U. S. Postal Savings Bank
Taft
NTIVT
ANT Nte
Whipp
Hyattstown
U. S. Route 240
McCormick Deering
New Holland
Oliver Corn
Louis A
Jack” McDonough
John W. Null
Delbert
Null
W. L. Burdette
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