Federal meat inspection by local official explained
Dr. Cecil Houston, veterinarian and inspector in charge, outlines federal meat inspection at Frederick County Products. He notes ante mortem and post mortem checks, sanitation rules, and the importance of inspecting for diseases and trichinae to protect consumers.
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Cecil Houston
Frederick County Products, Inc
OPA
U. S
United States Department of Agriculture
Meat Inspection Division
Bausch and Lomb Unveils Auto Glass Hardening Furnace
Rochester based Bausch and Lomb Optical Co introduces a 264 pound automatic electric furnace to harden spectacle lenses in minutes. The device pre heats lenses for about three minutes and promises lenses about 16 times stronger than ordinary ones. Dealers shops and lens plants can install it and serve customers while they wait.
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AP News
Rochester
N. Y
Bauseh and Lomb Optical Co
Deau Saad
Pork products must be treated to prevent trichinosis
Trichinosis almost always stems from eating undercooked pork tissue that may contain live trichinae. Since pork may be contaminated and no reliable test exists for cooking, all pork products eaten without further home cooking must be specially treated. Meat inspection labs test flavorings curing agents and meat products to ensure purity and detect violations. Arkansas ranks 26th in area at 53 102 square miles.
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U. S
Meat Inspection Division
Tre c
Summer Workshop Draws Carroll County Teachers
West minister July 19 Carroll county teachers attend the Summer Workshop for Junior High School teachers at Western Maryland College. Attendees include Quen tin LL Earhart Thel ma Rice Virginia Heyburn Sheila Young Adelaid MacDonald Virgil Vosburgh Justa Thomas and Joseph E Wierman plus Mr Airy. Directors and assistants include Dr A H Flurny Dr Sara E Smith Samuel M Jenness Marian A Curling Margaret A Bowers and John Wooden. The note closes with a remark on the origin of the word chic linked to Louis XIV and legal trickery.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Western Maryland College
Quentin LL
Earhart
Thelma Rice
Virginia Heyburn
Sykesville
Sheila Young
Adelaid MacDonald
Mechanicsville
Virgil Vosburgh
Hampstead
Justa Thomas
Airy
Joseph E. Wierman
Hanover Junior High School
A. H. Flurny
New Jersey State Department of Education
Trenton
Sara E. Smith
Samuel M. Jenness
Marian A. Curling
Frederick
Margaret A. Bowers
Elkton
John Wooden
Five Army civilians dismissed under anti Communist law
Washington July 191% Hearing for five civilian employees dismissed from the Army Aberdeen Proving Ground was demanded by their union head. Brig Gen Alfred B Quinton Jr said they may appeal by July 26 but no action taken. CIO leader Flaxer charged a War Department spy scare ahead of a vote on atomic energy.
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Washington
Aberdern Md. Proving Ground
Alfred 8. Quinton, Jr
Proving Ground
Quinlan
War Department
United States
Abran’ Flaxer
CIO
United Public Workers of America
Department
Campaian
Tecom
Rep
Rankin
D-Miss
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Aberdeen
Quinton
None of the Dismissed Were Working on Secret Projects
The report states that none of those dismissed were involved in any classified secret projects. It emphasizes lack of evidence tying personnel to sensitive programs and frames the dismissals as routine personnel actions.
German V-2 Rocket Explodes During White Sands Test
A German V-2 rocket launched by Army ordnance experts exploded in flight behind a cloud bank at White Sands five miles above observers including Secretary of War Patterson. The blast caused no structural defect and fragments fell within about 2000 yards. Colonel Turner reported the party was not in danger as witnesses heard a terriffic report. Patterson later awaited written appeals from five discharged employees at Aberdocs.
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White Sands
Army Ordnance
Patterson
Far
Cok
Harold R. Turner
Mmndant
Turnep
Aberdocs
Thy Peaks
Army guided missile program aims for atomic warhead rockets
The speaker cited the War Department dismissal and described the aim of the Army program as developing rockets capable of carrying an atomic bomb. He noted no practical tests of rockets with atomic war heads had been heard, but that capability was part of the program, with efforts to reach halfway around the world.
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War Department
Army
Patterson
Thornton Wilder Studied Abroad as Missionary Son
Thornton Wilder attended a boarding school in China for missionaries' sons, a formative chapter before his later Pulitzer Prize winning play Our Town.
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Thornton Wilder
China
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