Quiet Saturday Is Reported By Police
Frederick police reported one of the quietest Saturday nights and Sundays in recent memory as heavy traffic kept officers busy. Acting Chief W. W. Corbin completed a tour of reorganization and returned to duty as of midnight Saturday. 37 hours of leadership by ranking officers preceded the swearing in of Chief Charles V. Main today. City arrests included three with $5.80 collaterals: Charles Moore in Clarksburg for peace disturbances. Robert Stoner in Frederick for intoxication. Sidney Scott of Boyds. Columbus Bryant and Jackson Burnsworth held for $5.80 and $10.80 respectively for fighting and drunkenness.
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W. W. Corbin
Sergi
Corbin
Msr
Charles V. Main
Charles Moore
Clarksburg
Robert Stoner
Sidney Scott Boyds
Columbus Bryant
Jackson Burnsworth
Mill Rim
Frederick Boy Is Named At His Session
Frederick boy elected John Gornall of Cumberland as boy governor in a Maryland Hi-Y session at the University of Maryland. More than 200 youths from across the state attended the program to learn government and hear state officials. Other elected posts included Richard Horton clerk of the Senate Henry Engelbrecht Jr assistant clerk and Charles W Smith clerk of the House of Delegates.
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College Park
Maryland
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Cumberland
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Senate
Henry Engelbrecht Jr
Frederick
Charles W Smith
Allegany High School
House of Delegates
Difference In Strains Of Breed Of Chicken
University of Maryland researchers report strain differences within a breed can exceed interbreed differences. Eight White Rocks and New Hampshire strains were tested with 8000 birds noting higher returns and feed efficiency in some strains. The study warns results are not proof of breed superiority and highlights within breed variance. A Maryland bulletin summary offers full details and mimeo 132. Delegates debate: Warren will not pledge California Oregon Wisconsin delegates to Eisenhower.
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Earl Warren
California
Oregon
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Eisenhower
Union Bridge fire calls and funeral notices mix in town report
Union Bridge Fire Co. curbed a chimney fire at Herbert Myers home on Main Street and responded to a fire in gas tanks at the C D Metz store in Johnsville. Funeral for Albert Langheim held in Baltimore with interment at Poplar Springs Ridgeville. Measles reported in Union Bridge area. West Point celebrates Founders Day with global salutes. A J Lee Davis 83 president of Natural Bridge of Virginia, Inc. dies in Richmond.
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Johnsville
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Stanley Bury
Unionville
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Uniontown
King
Albert Langheim
Baltimore
Poplar Springs
Ridgeville
Langheim
William Grimes
Frederick
Union Bridge Fire Company
Helen Sager
Set Home
L. Davis
Richmond, Va
A. J. Lee Davis
Natural Bridge of Virginia, Inc
Richmond
Jefferson Homemakers Club March Meeting Highlights
Women’s Clubs series featured Mrs Grace Culler and Miss Edna Culler as hostesses at their home. Mrs Douglas Hemp led in president’s absence. Hymn “My Fate Looks Up To Thee” sung as Miss Nina Marriotte recited hymn history. Beatrice Fehr guided a discussion on Understanding Ourselves and Others. Floyd Huffer delivered a detailed directors report and arranged tickets for Hood College April 13. County-wide DuPont Gardens tour planned for May 17. tickets via Mrs Huffer while available. Edna Culler read minutes. several communications read. Delegates given voting instructions for County Council election. A Red Cross drive contribution approved. recreation led by Mrs Huffer. Fehr won prize. Fourteen members and one guest attended. Francis Morrison to entertain on April 10. University of Idaho founded 1889, one year older than Idaho state.
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Edna Culler
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Douglas Hemp
Nina Marriotte
Beatrice Fehr
Floyd Huffer
Hood College
DuPont Gardens
Huffer
Red Cross
Fehr
Francis Mirrisin
Suicide threat triggers no-funeral plan at local inquiry
State Police report a Woodville District woman asked an undertaker about funeral costs while claiming intent to kill herself within twenty minutes. Police found her intoxicated but said she would live longer. Carroll Manor Grange plans a regular meeting tonight at 8 in Adamstown with Mrs. Elmer Michael leading the health program and J. Roger Fisher presenting and showing movies. Public invited.
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the Inquirer
Grange News
Carroll Manor Grange
Adamstown
Elmer Michael
J. Roger Fisher
Swine Field Day Planned At University of Maryland
Swine management from birth to slaughter will be discussed at the second annual Swine Field Day on March 8 at the University of Maryland College Park MD. The event starts 9 30 a m in the judging pavilion on the university livestock and dairy farm with sessions on swine outlook for 1962 buildings and equipment brooders farrowing crates creep feeding castration vaccination and warming demonstrations followed by a pork barbecue organized by the Block and Bridle Club and led by M H Kerr swine specialist.
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University of Maryland
College Park
University Livestock and Dairy Farm
M. H. Kerr
University swine health program progresses on antibiotic trial
The chairman of the field day will present progress on an antibiotic feeding trial at the university. The partially completed experiment tests aureomycinas and swine feed supplement with discussions on other antibiotic feeds. A hog carcass demonstration and butchering techniques will be shown. Swine disease issues will be covered by a Livestock Sanitary Service official. A panel of swine producers will discuss management practices to close the program. Insects and diseases cause greater loss to timber than re.
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Livestock Sanitary Service
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