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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
6
Debate surrounds preserving a Roosevelt Island area as a State park with the Federal government retaining control and ongoing maintenance. A doctor journey details Dr Dorothy Sias joining the Air Force medical corps after Tufts and Boston internships.
Some 200 vegetable growers and canners attended the opening sessions of the Tri State Packers Association spring meeting in Baltimore. The three day convention includes a short course with University of Maryland cooperative support and lectures by university professors on canning crops led by tomatoes. Maryland ranks high in vegetable acreage and farm value, with tomatoes as the key canning crop.
Two Senate committees warn that Russia could have atomic bombs soon and make Europe easily dominated if Western defenses fail. The joint Foreign Relations and Armed Services report supports troops-to-Europe resolutions as Senate debate begins. Senator McCarthy urges recruiting manpower from Japan, Nationalist China, Spain, and Western Germany to bolster defense.
McCarthy pressed for a serious defense plan and accused top officials of aiding the Chinese Communists after World War II. In Taneytown, James F. Burke was confirmed by the Senate as postmaster after serving as acting postmaster since 1948 following J O Neal Crapster’s death. Burke, son of former postmaster W Edward Burke, is married to Virginia Rickell.
Westminster and his daughter Fatricia live in an apartment inside the Post Office building on East Baltimore Street.
The first transcontinental tele graph line was completed in 1861. Teaspoons vary in size as much as 40 percent.
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