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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
9
Frederick Maryland weather and crop report notes oats output near 1.482 million bushels, hay and pastures prospering, peaches forecast at 630000 bushels, well below 1948 but above five to ten year averages. Milk and eggs dip as May production slips and hens increase in number but lay less per bird.
A June 1 crop and weather report projects a better than average oats barley and hay crop for Maryland while wheat and rye are expected below average. Cool moist May aided small grains but wet fields slowed fieldwork delaying corn planting. Wheat output may reach about 6.396 million bushels with 19.5 bushels per acre, rye at 261000 bushels with 14.5 bushels per acre, under 10 year averages.
Pittsburgh June 13 Police arrested at least ten milk strike pickets to curb violence as a six county Western Pennsylvania walkout disrupts milk supplies for 2 300 000 people. State Police patrol highways to prevent clashes and a county sheriff may enforce court orders.
Washington reports House vote on rent control with 202 to 103 approval. Maryland Virginia and West Virginia delegates split along party, Democrats backing the measure and several Republicans opposing. The chronology notes names such as Fallon Gar m ats Lasseer Burton Fugate Hardy Abbbitt Robeson Harrison Staley Smith Burnside Hedrick Ramsay Staggers and Gosser were cited in related dispatches.
The accusations against Cossermrose from Toledo’s UAW Local 12 stem from an internal dispute within the 30,000-member union. Cosser has not held local office since 1942. The 21-member executive board unanimously called the allegations reckless and irresponsible and based on rumor.
The text notes no absolute boundary between trees and shrubs, but states most trees have a single trunk. It reflects a general botanical distinction and invites further discussion on plant classification.
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