Produce inspection set up to curb Japanese beetle spread
Frederick county Maryland shippers of apples peaches corn peas and cabbage face new temporary seasonal quarantine inspections by the Department of Agriculture Plant Test Control Division to prevent Japanese beetle spread. All shipments including soil contained plants must be registered and inspected at Frederick Airport and branch offices. violations carry jail or large fines.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Department of Agculture Place
United States
Elsie
P. M. Lchroder
Frederick Municipal Airport
Frederick
Finksburg
Hancock
Baltimore
Hoad
New York
Austia
Lew Hoad
Jack Kramer
Australia
Tennis Brass
West Virginia
Kramer
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
White City
Sydney
Kooyong
Virginia
Bourne
North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
New York State
Lake Ontario
New England
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Schroder
Schrader
D. A. Raine
Bredersick
Lchroder
Henry R. Shoemaker
Dies Twice Still Alive Story From Melbourne Hospital
Six year old Maria Toffolon survived two heart stoppages within six days after surgeons massaged her heart during operations. Doctors say she has a better than 50 50 chance of survival and praise her as strong. In Washington a 17 year old fugitive driver identified after a crash injured five, including Louise Best.
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Melbourne
Autralia
Maria Toffolon
Arlington abortion ring investigated amid arrests and grand jury
Commonwealth Attorney William J. Hassan said investigators are pursuing a nationwide abortion ring amid five arrests. The probe targets operations in Arlington County and the District of Columbia with over 50 witnesses planned before the grand jury reconvenes, potentially totaling about 30 abortions linked to the five indicted defendants.
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Arlington
William J. Hassan
Hassan
iHeral
Oly
Arlington County
District of Columbis
Arlington Grand Jury
Hassab
Julian W. Cooper Sr
Country Club Hills
Berry Proposed for House Seat in Maryland
Cumberland July 8 Samuel M Berry of Westernport a year old insurance agent was recommended by the Republican State Central Committee as a member of the Maryland House of Delegates. The seven member panel's action largely guarantees Berry's appointment by Gov McKeldin. The committee also named three Cumberland women to replace the late Mrs Staley Buckley on the county board of education. Gov McKeldin may appoint a woman to the school board but is not bound by the committee's slate.
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Cumberland
Samuel M. Berry
Westernport
Republican State Central Committee
Maryland House of Delegates
Berry
J McKeldin
Ester E. Heller
Alle ‘Gany County Liquor Board
State Central Committee
Staley G. Buckley
Edducaton
William H. Ryan
John J. Hafer
Eric Roeder
McKeldin
Girard Case Probes U S Jurisdiction In World War II Context
In a dramatic Supreme Court hearing, the case of William St Girard challenges which country has jurisdiction over a U S soldier who killed a Japanese woman on a firing range. Justices questioned, with ranks and ranks of observers outside the court, as the issue centers on who applies military and constitutional rights in a multi national setting.
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Willam St. Girard
Petitioner-Appellee
Charles E. Wilson
Uin Wocuss
Congress
Canada
Iowa
Ueirhat
Ca. US
Tokyo
Hawkeye
Wilson
G. S
Statelei Jcourt
William O. Douglas
Girard
J. Lee Rankin
Rankin
United States
Pree Girls Injured in Frederick Auto Crash
Three Frederick teens were injured on Quynn Orchard Road east of Frederick Monday afternoon. Janice Gastley 16 Catherine Barthlow 19 and Barbara Harding 15 were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with injuries including lacerations and a bump or sprain. Trooper Lloyd Lewis investigated. brakes failed and the car hit a bank. An additional late Monday on U S 40 West another accident was under investigation.
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Frederick City
County
Inis
Quyns Orchard Road
Frederick
Janice Gastley
East Fifth Street
Catherine
Barthlow
Barbara Harding
Gasney
Harding
Frederick J Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Lewis
Quynn J Orchard Road
Jack Sullivan
Camp Airy
Thurmont
Jack
Washington, D.C
Mt St Mary’s
U.S. 40 West
Amazing laxative Coronaip claims cure for constipation
A bold advertising claim promotes Coronaip as the superior laxative to relieve chronic constipation overnight. It touts a thrifty colon needing remoistening and bulk stretching to trigger a normal urge, promising painless relief and safety for pregnant women with a 60 tablet package priced at under two cents per tablet.
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Colonaid
Chesapeake Bay Ferry To Be Enlarged
The Chesapeake Bay Ferry between Kiptopeake Beach and Little Creek Virginia will be lengthened. Maryland Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. received a contract from the Chesapeake Bay Ferry District of Virginia to extend the Pocahontas by 76 feet adding a new section to the vessel.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Kiptopeake Beach
Little Creek
Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Chesapeake Bay Ferry District
Ferry upgrades bolster Maryand Del Mar crossing capacity
The plan lengthens midbody sections on the Princess Anne and the Del Mar ferries to boost their car carrying capacity. Two other ferries on the Pochaontas route will remain in service for the 21 mile crossing. Prefabricated sections will be installed soon ensuring earlier service. Maryland Drydock confirms involvement and timing.
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Princess Anne
Del-Mar
Maryland
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Jana
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CBS
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Japan
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
R-Iowa
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White House
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