Approval for Camp Detrick appropriation exceeds other military requests
The House Armed Services Committee approved a $20,603,750 Camp Detrick appropriation with no cuts, covering troop housing, storage, and research facilities at the Chemical installation. The panel also trimmed the Chemical Corps budget and authorized extensive military construction pending further action as it reviews Navy and Air Force projects. Nine mobilization centers were proposed for standby operation, with specific camp costs listed. A separate Herd Improvement Record notes a dairy cow with 365 days of production and high milk output.
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Camp Detrick
House Armed Service Committee
Associated Press
Detrick
Chemical Corps
Army Chemical Center
Eastern Chemical Depot
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Camp Blanding
Fla
Camp McCain
Miss
Camp Rucker
Ala
Camp Shelby
Camp Bowie
Tex
Camp Gruber
Okla
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Camp Swift
Tea
Camp White Ore
Ordnance Corps
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Lee
New Cumberland General Depot
Richmond Quartermaster Depot
Evening Radio Schedule Glances at CBS NBC and DuMont Lineup
A detailed TV radio schedule lists programs across networks CBS NBC and DuMont with times from 6:00 to 10:30 p.m. including News Commentary Tack Smith Show Lone Ranger Drama Gordon MacRae Show and Boston Pops alongside film and theater offerings. The guide also notes Eastern Standard Time adjustments and program relays across stations with numerous shows and guests.
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Tvening
Nbe
Cbs
Abe
Mbs
East Riddles
Nbe News
Cbs News
Tack Smith
Cbs Daily
Mba
730
Abe Ews
Cbs Evening
Gordon Maciine
Nbt
Hollywood
Cbha
Abe Mashknife Hartley
Barlow Coneert
Abe Faba TV
Dhs
Henry Taylor
Voorhees
Abe Radio
Dbhs United
Manhattan Maharajah
Paul Lavalia
Boston Pops
Abe My
Friend Jima
Flanagan
Bob Hawk
Cbs News & Music
Camen
Abe Video
Barlow
al Morgan
DuMont
Nbo
Kfeldt
Arthur Murray
Abc
Mour
Hoss
Dhe
Borum
Nbc
Safeguarding Soil And Water Resources
A Maryland State Soil Conservation progress report outlines recent achievements in protecting soil and water resources. The document details actions, programs and outcomes by the state conservation commission, highlighting improvements in erosion control, watershed management, and land stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Soil Conservation Computree
Free Book Offer on Rheumatism and Arthritis
An Excelsior Springs paper advertises a free book titled Rheumatism explaining why medicines fail and how a 31 year system helps rheumatic sufferers. Readers may request the book without obligation by writing to The Balt Cline, Dept 3505, Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Dept
Missouri
Maryland Soil Conservation Progress Aims for Broad Coverage
The Maryland State Soil Conservation Committee reports steady yearly gains since the 193% law’s passage. By year end land-use surveys covered 66 percent of agricultural land, with plans for 9,700 farms and widespread practices including contour cultivation and contour strip cropping across hundreds of thousands of acres. Two thousand miles of drainage ditches cover 48 percent of required work. reports and requests are available through district supervisors or the State Committee in College Park.
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Maryland Soil Conservation District
State Soil Conservation Committee
Maryland
Soil Conservation District
College Park
9300 Tons Of Peas Sent To Maryland Canneries
Maryland farmers ship around 9300 tons of peas to canneries this year, up from last year, according to Calvin L Skinner executive secretary of the Tri State Packers Association. He says the 1951 pea pack could raise farmers income from peas to at least 900000 dollars aided by favorable crop conditions.
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Maryland
Calvin L Skinner
Tri- State Packers’ Association
Skinner
Maryland pea canning forecast boosts 27.5 million containers
L M Goodwin of American Can Company Baltimore projects Maryland canners will receive over 27.5 million green pea cans this season, up from 24 million last year. Previous peaks were 32.376 million in 1947 and 21.6 million in 1948 and 1949. The State predicts full container supply due to defense rules on tin plate and perishable foods. Dr H L Stier credits the crop rise to better acreage and growing conditions.
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L. M. Goodwin
American Gan Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Goodwin
H. L. Stier
State Department of Markets
University of Maryland Extension Service
Farmers Boost Pea Acreage to About 7480 Acres
Farmers planted 680 more acres in peas this year, Dr. Stler said, bringing total pea acreage to approximately 7,480 acres.
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Stler
Taneytown Chamber Sets August 2 Picnic Date
The Taneytown Chamber of Commerce met in the West End at Sharrers restaurant with President Mervyn Fues. They fixed August 2 for the annual picnic and planned chartered buses from Taneytown at 8 a.m. to Washington D C with an itinerary including new points of interest. A Memorial Day observance report was discussed with a Legion Post recommendation.
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Taneytown
Chamber of Commerce
Sharrers Restaurant
West End
Mervyn Fues
Edward Reid
Washington, D. C
Legion Post
Zoning Talk Cited By Westminster Chamber Official
Guest speaker David Taylor secretary of the Westminster Chamber of Commerce spoke on zoning in Carroll County. An enabling act of 1933 allows counties or communities to designate agricultural commercial industrial and residential zones. A long range zoning program in Taneytown was viewed favorably.
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David Taylor
Westminster Chamber of Commerce
Carroll County
Taneytown
Social Situation and Boundaries in a Humorous Tale
A wife notes her husband’s embarrassment at a story she shares for laughs. The piece contrasts wrong and right responses, urging her to drop the tale from her repertoire to respect his feelings. It reads as a brief timely etiquette or relationship guidance item.
Community licenses and zoning plan outlined in speech
The speaker outlined steps for licenses and marriage licenses to set up a zoning plan. Names mentioned include Westminster, Leslie O Hall, Marybelle Shafer, George A Talbott, Madline Butler, Libertytown, K R Brown, and Shirley Bower with Thurmont referenced.
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Westminster
Leslie O. Hall
Marybelle V. Shafer
Brunwick
George A. Talbott
Madline L. Butler
Libertytown
K. R. Brown
Shirley E. Bower
Thurmont
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King Cow High
Brattleboro
Tivington Axe Rose
W. I. King
Gaithersburg
Arrow Beer
Browing Co
AMOCO
American Gil Company
Maine
Florida
C. C
Damascus, Md
Damascus
Wolverine Town & Country
SHC
Wolverine Work Shoes
Endicott Johnson Work
Endicott Johnson
Endicott Johnson Shoes
CHI
Soren
Sistant
Gruen
Rulova
Benrus
Breyers
Golibart
R. D
Frederick Ph
Sears Land
Cook Cook
State Reformatory For Women
Dietitian I Dietitian
Mental Hospital
Dietitian
Light ST
Sreunde
Sears
Kelly Green
Higgins
Wiggins
H. P. Elgin
Tay Inc
Elgin
Elgin Motors
J. C. Higgins
Allstate
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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