Milk standards clash during Frederick Chamber session
Frederick Chamber of Commerce directors held a Monday night meeting at the Peter Pan Inn to adopt resolutions condemning any lowering of milk importation standards for the District of Columbia. A telegram with the resolution text was wired to District Commissioners for action. Local milk shippers from Frederick, Carroll and Montgomery counties voiced objections led by Merril H. Ramsburg. The Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association opposed lowering DC standards, warning of adverse effects on the Washington market. In other business, the board commended Camp Detrick for a one fund campaign, approved R. L. Polk as sponsor for the 1950 city directory, and elected new members J. R. Yingling and Son, Charles R. Yingling, Western Auto Associates, J. A. Brown, and E. Austin James. Mayor Munshower missed the session due to illness.
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Maryland-Virginia
Ilk Producers Association
District of Columbia
Mr. Ramsburg
Washington Market
Capital Area
Board of Directors
Frederick
J. A. Brown
E. Austin James
Chamber of Commerce
Elmer F. Munshower
Fantastic Test Chamber Shown at Moffett Field
Moffett Field California July 10 a new supersonic free flight tunnel demonstrated at Ames Laboratory NACA. The device tests tiny air models in free flight at speeds up to 5300 mph while producing data equivalent to much larger models in conventional wind tunnels. Engineers say it could reach 11 000 mph in future development, vastly speeding aircraft design and reducing time and labor.
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Ames Laboratory
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Ames
Baltimore mayor orders department payroll cuts
Baltimore on July 10 1951 Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro directed city department heads to review personnel and determine where workers can be cut to save costs and boost efficiency. This directive targets trimming staff for better economy.
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Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro
Hagerstown to Go After Slum Clearing
Hagerstown pursues a major urban renewal program with four predefined plans. Ground breaking is planned for a 250 unit public housing project funded by bonds and US Public Housing Administration support. First 40 units will house African American residents this year, with others allocated to white residents over two years.
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Hagerstown
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United States Public Housing Administration
Car Kills Child In Odenton Near Home
Three year old Theodore W Hend ershot was killed when struck by an automobile as he toddled onto Old Annapolis Road near his Odenton home. State Police identify the driver as George C Holdsworth of Mt Rainier.
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Odenton
Theodore W. Hendershot
Old Annapolis Road
George C Holdsworth
Mt. Rainier
Eisenhower Calls For Broad Knowledge At University Summer Session
New York world war threat fear dominates the scene as President Eisenhower outlines the need for wide learning to counteract aggression. About 14 000 students from all states and many foreign countries are slated to attend a six week summer session at Columbia University. Grants baseball record from 1947 cited with 221 home runs.
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New York
Duouht
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Urey
New York Grants
Accurate xn dosage clear and concise guidance
The note discusses accurate xn dosage with emphasis on avoiding breaking or ragieri while ensuring proper administration. It highlights the need for precise measurement, adherence to guidelines, and monitoring for potential side effects.
Bread And Meat In New York Advance
Retail bread and tagat prices rose in New York as Continental Bakery and Cordon Bleu Co hiked loaf prices causing other bakers to prepare similar raises The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co cancelled some increases but total meal prices rose one to four cents per pound The new price of sirloin steak is 97 cents a pound Chopped steak costs 62 cents per pound First woman to fly was Miss Thible the French opera singer.
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New York
Continental Rbalgng Ca
Cordon Batre Co
Great Atlantic O& Pacific Tea Co
Collins Vandenberg Take Off For Tokyo
Washington reports Chiefs of Staff Glen Collins and Hoyt Vandenberg depart for Tokyo to brief Gen MacArthur on boosting operations in Korea. Adm Forrest Sherman omits trip. briefing officers cite need for proximity to MacArthur headquarters for coordination with senior Navy leaders View Asia and Radford.
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Gey Hoyt S Vandenberg
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MacArthur
Koren
Forrest P. Sherman
Asia
Charles T. Joy
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Arthur Radford
Pacific
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