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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1958
Page
4
In a kitchen feature Miss Mary A Animal Ads t Home Demonstration Agent urges thorough cleaning of burners and white metal parts. She notes many spend much of the day there and encourages keeping the room bright and pleasant for family meals. The 441 Club Girls share suggestions for kitchen care.
Instructions for washing soaking and scouring aluminum pans and utensils. Advises soaking with cold water using cream of tartar and hot water to remove stains, then scrubbing with steel-wool pads and mild cleansers. Warns against certain powders and recommends soap and warm water for routine care. Includes numerous names and addresses as part of a domestic guidance page.
On Capitol Hill the Virginia Maryland Milk Producers Association was cited as an example of tax free co-operatives dominating rival firms. Benjamin Castle of the Milk Industry Foundation testified that growth has been driven by acquisitions at prices higher than tax paying rivals and noted Embassy Dairy in Washington as a cooperative monopoly in milk supply and distribution. He argued against a tax program aiding tax free co-operatives and harming two paying proprietary firms. Separately in London five Indians were named as voted figures on Warsaw streets, including Mohandas Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore.
A mixed page notes historical anniversaries from 1819 to 1957 including university founding, political figures, and technological milestones. It lists birthdays of notable engineers and writers, then reports Cub Pack 276 meeting at the Evangelical Lutheran church with den mothers overseeing ceremonies and skits, followed by a review of the 1958 Charter Agreement.
Retail sales dipped slightly as the New York market section reports steady figures. Bear badges were earned by David Sige Jeres Shaw and Terry Korrelly. Tammy Garrett announced a new Den 6 and a communion event. The closing ceremony featured The 'ards Prayer by Den 5. Lorenzen announced a new den at TAN Sitary Episcopal church, with a Bite and Geld dinner slated for February 27. Attendance was 54 with maps remaining. The meeting included games and a post-meeting briefing about regional sales trends.
Real estate notices show multiple properties for sale by Daniel Poole and Grayson H. Mercer including a dairy farm in Middle Town Valley, a concrete block Cape Cod near Frederick, and a two-apartment brick home with oil steam heat. Listings list prices from 11 500 to 13 750 and note various features.
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