Opportunity In Trees Maryland Joins Tree Farm Movement
Opportunity In Trees Maryland joins the national Tree Farm movement promoting sustainable forest crops. Maryland has about 42 percent forest land and aims to double its annual 80 million cubic feet of new wood through systematic management and fire protection. Local sponsors include the Maryland Department of State Forests and Parks and the Corn Forestry Boards with private and public partners. Otho J. Keller of Frederick named to Nylic Tip Club Council. will attend September conference at White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mayland
Maryland Department of State Forests and Parks
Corn Forestry Boards
American Forest Products Industries
LIC
New York
Otho J. Keller
Ili
Frederick
Maland
Ni York Life Insurance Company
Dudler Dowell
New York Life
Kelier
Top Club Council
White Sulphur Springs
Dear Miss Dix and Advice From Dorothy Dix Column
A jumble of letters and notes contains advice from Dorothy Dix on suicide avoidance, love triangles, marriage prudence, financial stinginess in suitors, and political commentary. The letters recount personal struggles, romantic dilemmas, and public figures in a blended 1940s newspaper column tone.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
A wave of small town reminiscences from July 30 1898 notes LINGANORE HILLS INN near Frederick hosting a dance with guests from Baltimore Washington and Frederick attended by young ladies guests of the inn. The granite base for the Key monument is delayed with no shipping details. Decorator Henry L Enniss and KN OY are in Frederick for Ker monument decorations. Mrs William H Galor near Middletown and others head to Braddock Heights when a bogey horse frightened and toppled riders but no injuries. Mrs Charles Edward Feaga of Feagaville returns home from Fredericksburg by heat and rests after an upset incident in a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Tris Coffin
Washington
Sul
Senators
Senate
CIO News
Cio-News
St. Lawrence Seaway
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
O'Daniel
Texas
Brrd
Virginia
Robertson
George
Georgia
Hoey
N.C
Stewart
Tennessee
P.S
Phillip
Moon) Mullen
Oxford
Miss
Eagle
Philadelphia
Moon Mullen
Linganore Hills Inn
Frederick
Baltimore
Henry L. Ennis
Brooklyn KN. OY
Ker
William H Galor
Middletown
Mrn
Charles Edward Feaga
Feagaville
Frede
Cor
Twenty Years Ago Local News From The Columns
A clipping recalls a 1928 note on local business, mining camp visitors, and crime, with references to Dr Charles H Conley and family planning a Philipsburg trip, a thief firing on a hen house near Pearl, chicken thefts near Braddock Heights, and county road repairs delayed by recent cement work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Conley
Charles H. Coniey
H. Jewett
Braddock Heights
County Commission
Permanent Increase In Freight Rates Boosts Rail Profits
Railroads secure a permanent 1.609 billion dollar annual rate rise, averaging about 25 percent with a 30 percent spike for rail and water lines. The ICC allows a five percent extra on notice, effective in 15 days and granted to domestic forwarders and carriers.
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Ofice
Ralloy
ICC
Calquant Sn
Pimenis
CarlGis
Varried 530 Years Mr and Mrs Brown Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Brown of Highfield formerly Foxsville observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary on July 4 with an open house for relatives and friends from noon to nine o clock.
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Mr. Brown
Highfield
Foxsville
Baker Reunion Held at Braddock Heights
The Ezra Baker descendants held their annual reunion on May 18 at Braddock Heights with about 250 attendees. After lunch, the Harmony Land group performed as the business meeting re elected the old officers for another year.
Washington readers weigh party restraint on inflation
In a column from Washington July 30, leaders discuss how Republicans might strike a national chord linking high living costs to Europe’s recovery efforts and the Marshall Plan. The piece defends bipartisan foreign policy and cautions against partisan attacks on inflation. It notes doctor Dr Edwin Jordan’s medical column and reports Mrs J Enos Ray’s death in Maryland.
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Washington
Truman
Republican Congress
Europe
America
Iie
Republic
Congress
Russia
Ray
Mount Rainier
J. Enos Ray
Maryland
House of Delegates
Queen's Chdpel Road
Democratic Party
Prince Georges Bank and Trust Co
John T. Maloney
Prince Georges County
Weather Summary for July 1947 and Yearly Totals
Weather notes report none of yesterday’s precipitation in the 24 hour period ending 6 am. July total is 331 inches versus normal 3.97 inches. July 1947 shows 436 inches with excess through July 1 at 5.41 inches. High yesterday 91, low last night 66. Rivers Monocacy muddy at Buckeye Station Dam, Potomac slightly cloudy at Knoxene.
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Buckeysstown
Potomac
Knoxene
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
Know America Today highlights birthday notes for figures like 1822 William T Adams and 1863 Henry Ford, plus 1619 Jamestown assembly and 1969 Wright plane acceptance. Birthdays include Dr Joel Stebbins and Col Robert R McCormick. horoscope notes potential power and perseverance for those born today.
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Willliam T. Adams
Boston
Oliver
Medway
Mass
Henry A. du Pont
Delaware
U. S
Wilmington
Robert J. Burdette
Los Angeles
Greensboro
Thorstein Veblen
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Henry Ford
Wayne County
Mich
Detroit
Detroit, April 7, 1947. 1841—Smediey D. Butler
U. S. Marine Corps
Gehting
West Chester
America
House of Burgesses
Jamestown
St. John’s Lodge
Org
New Orleans
Carnegie Palace For Peace
the Hague
Testis
Jersey City
N. J
Los Ange
Roosevelt
Musolini
Hitler
Korea
Washington
Russia
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Is7
Douglas Chandler
Berlin
Joel Stebbins
University of Wisconsin
Washburn Deservatory
Omaha
Nebr
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Vladimir K. Zworykin
Radio Corporation of America
Electronic Research
Fred Dow Fags, Jr
Northwestern University
Peremptory Command in Police Language Debated
A newspaper-style note discusses pronunciation spelling and usage. highlights peremptory meaning taking away a right of action and cites an officer's command as an example. It mentions mispronunciations and misspellings and urges daily vocabulary growth.
Senate Filibuster Blocks Anti Poll Tax Bill Debate
James Marlow explains the national poll tax dispute focusing on race and states rights. Seven southern states plus New Hampshire and Massachusetts require a poll tax to vote, while supporters say Congress can end the tax for federal elections and protect nationwide voting rights.
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James Marlow
Washington
U. S
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
New England
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Congress
Russell
Georgia
Jone
Capital University Wins Intercollegiate Championship Hand
The Capital University pair Krueger and Schliesser won the 1938 intercollegiate championship by top score in a two-session final. The match featured a squeeze play on a diamond club heart sequence leading to a five-odd score for Krueger and partner. Also included are brief notes on a Washington police funding remark and a ring recovery in Wolfsville.
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William E. McKenney
America’s
NEA
Luther M. Schliesser
Frederick C. C. Krueger
Capital University
Columbus
Geoffrey Mott-Smith
New York
Int
Biott-Smith
China
Krueger
West
Wes
Kruege
East
GROMYACG GOES HOME LIKENS TO LUFBURROW NOTE
A brief verse declares Gromyacg returns home and asserts caution against conflict between the United States and Russia. The piece stresses independent thought and mutual non aggression, signed by N A Lufburrow.
Wedding Etiquette Guide From A Cozy Home Ceremony
A brief description of traditional post wedding kissing order at a small home ceremony. It notes guests should step back as the groom kisses the bride first, followed by her mother and father, then other family and the groom's parents, signaling a respectful sequence. The piece emphasizes a proper, orderly farewell moment for the couple and families.
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Dorothy di
Shy
Dex
Pease
Edward Elt
Miss Dix
Bed Syndicate
Craig
State Department
Mae
Secretary of State Marshall
Mae Craig
Margeniv
Daybook
CIO
the News
Fhe News
Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Brown
David Lawrence
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Seriou
Dr. Jordan
Know
Chamber of Commerce
Nautu Dy
Frank Keeter
Wolfe's den
Yellow Springs
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Robert Crothers
Charles Riddlemoser
James H. Grove
Wilbur Seeger
Lincoln D Engelbrecht
Casrles Byerly
R. E Delaplaine
Robert L. Smith
Charles K. Taylor
Otho J. Keller, III
Samuel Gordon
Robert Miller
Marshall McCauley
John W Morgan
Harry Leichert
Herman Weener
J. Emory Baer
Paul Crum
Louis Lebherz
R Brad Wolfe
Milton Brunk
C Cyril Klein
Carlton Molesworth
Benjamin Ravenstock
PL. Carter
John Tronge
Charles P. Staley
Ira Ray
Thomas J. Crum
W. H. B. Anders
Edgie Russell
Grant
D-Ala
Park Police
Gram
Ji- Fear
Carol Barnwell
Rock Creek Park
Howard Buhrman
Wolfsville
Zin
Charles Leatherman
Howard
Elwood Frush
Aries
South West
la Pass
Luf
Gromyacg
U.S. A
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