State Asked To Do More About Pollution
Tidewater Fisheries Commission chair John E. Clark said the U S Public Health Service urged Maryland to tighten patrols of polluted waterways to meet federal standards for seafood certification. Health Director Dr Robert H Riley warned packing houses to improve sanitary conditions or risk losing marketing permits. The group planned a pollution source inventory and joint action with Maryland Virginia officials. An August 19 meeting at the Health Department was scheduled. Brazil and silk noted as a separate item.
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Baltimore
John E. Clark
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
United States Public Health Service
Maryland
Clark
Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission
Robert H. Riley
Riley
Public Health Service
Health Department
Spa Creek
Annapolis
Governor Lane
George E. McCabée
Inter-State Commission
Potomac River
Virginia
Potomac
State Department of Health
Sykesville carnival parade draws large crowd and prizes awarded
The Sykesville Fire Company carnival on the school grounds drew a near record crowd for a homecoming week. The Wednesday parade showcased 24 fire companies including Guardian Hose, Owings Mills, Westminster, Manchester, Union Bridge and Reisterstown with prizes of 735 for Westminster, 59 for Mt Airy Gist, 25 for West Friendship, and 25 for Manchester. Several town officials and guests attended events and other local notices followed.
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Sykesville
Sykesville Fire Company
Guardian Hose Company
Owtings Mills
1St Airy Ladies” Auxiliary
West Friendship
Union Bride
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Manchester
Westminster
Reisterstown
Logies
Sykes‘ville
Boy Scouts
Rotary ‘Club
Pikesville
Violetsville
Brooklyn
Savage
Gaithersburg
Damascus
Lisbon
Woodlawn
Lineboro
Hampstead
Jessups
Pleasant Valley
Elphcott City
Arbutus
Taneytown
Mt Airy
Gist
J. Mahlon Grimm
D. Tand G. Farm
Hoosier- Croft Products
Kentland
Ind
Grimm
David Krieger
Canada
James Berry
Martinsburg
Wva
Bir
Harry Weer
Almer Forthman
Carroll Eby
Maryland Congress of
University of Maryland
Samuel Jenness
Carroll County
Springfield Presbyterian Vehurch
Warren Curtis
John Loper
Potomac Presbyterian
Camp Wabama
Annapolis
St. Paul's
Local engagements and announcements from Baltimore area
Mr and Mrs Charles Kohls hosted a motor trip visit in Norfolk Virginia with Mrs Kohl s brother. Baltimore couple Mrs E C Carter and two daughters visited Mr and Mrs Robert W Carter. Patricia A Patrinicola from Baltimore weds Thomas C Forsyth Jr of Sykesville March 2 1947 in Baltimore. Rev John J Duggan officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Francis B Yingling. Both work in Baltimore. George Rehbein AC ML US Navy and wife with three children moved from Memphis to Norfolk. Betty and Frances Reed of Baltimore spend summer with grandparents Carl and wife in Baltimore.
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Charles Kohls
Norfolk, Va
Patricia A. Patrinicola
Baltimore
Thomas C. Forsyth, Jr
Sykesville
iRev
John J. Duggan
Cathedral of the Assumption
And
Francis B. Yingling
Sykes- Ville
Dunn & Bradstreet
Western Maryland Railway
George Rehbein
US Navy
Andreis Rehbein
Norfolk
Betty and
Frances Reed
Baltimore Sare
Carl Harrison
Rice's Mountaindale Grocery Triumphs 7-2 Over Frederick Health Center
Rice's Mountaindale Grocery cestbaliers clinched an eighth straight win by defeating Frederick Health Center 7 to 2 on Elm Street diamond Tuesday evening. Rice's Gro. 2724.
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Frederick
Rice
Mountaindale Grocery Cestbaliers
Frederick Health Center
Elm Street
H E Rice
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Brazil
McLen Daa
Lord Calvert
Tee
G. B. Kehne
East All Saints St
URS Ee
Rea
Uourban Club Carbonated Beverage Co., Inc
Obpuiye
E. C. Carter
Robert W. Carter
Jane Parker
Iona
Ritter
A&p
del Monte
Welch
Barry’s
Sunnyfield Family
Majestin
Ann Page
Sunnyfield
Cheerios
Hudson
Setasee
College Inn
Dar
Isis
Sosa
Zou
Ltn
Peaches
Florida Natura
Heinz
Bartlett Pearl
California
Ideal Farms
Borden
Mrs. Filbert
Marvel White Bread
Jane Parker I.cy Assorted
Poz zIc
White House
Ticen
Cleanser
Octagon
Chesapeake Bay
Newsrapre
Rihiv
United States
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