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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1946

Page

5

Soviet Troops Withdraw From Iran Within Weeks

London reports Moscow says Russian troops are leaving Iran under an agreement with Tehran and should be out in five to six weeks barring unforeseen events. Premier Ahmed Qavam in Tehran denied direct negotiations recently and official reports of troop withdrawals. Evacuations began March 1 from Meshed Shakruk and Samaan, with remaining forces to depart by March 44, per the accord.

London Iran Red Army Moscow Ir. 2 Ahmed Qavam Tehran Associated Press Meshed Shakruk Samaan Iiran Russia Manchuria United Nations Security Council Security Council UNO New York Ahmed Qayam Soviet Union Samnan Shahrad Samnam Damgha Khurasan Jareret Trenton Emreiryan Keanian Ministry of War Shahi and Gurgan Moscow Radio

150 Men And Women Toil At New Windsor For Europe Relief

The United Jewish Relief Center at New Windsor ships daily to Europe, moving over 2000 bales of clothing weighing 100 pounds each at $5.90 per bale. Dairy cattle are donated for overseas shipment. About 15 volunteers from 20 states and 74 conscientious objectors, aided by Western Maryland College students, work weekends. Rudy Sailor from Illinois weighs shoes while Miss Elouine Arnald of Washington stamps canned foods for Europe.

United Uburet Service Center New Windsor Europe Western Maryland College Setective Service Rudy Sailor Illinois Elouine Arnald Washington D. C Federal Council of Churenes

Weekend Arrests Reported By City Police

City Police arrested eight persons over the weekend with four charged with drunkenness three with disturbing the peace and one with driving under the influence. Sammy Thompson was re-arrested after a previous intoxication conviction. others named include Albert James Riley Carson Grace King Thomas Powell and Richard Rector. An auto collision on North Couege Parkway led to John Birney facing a hearing for driving under the influence. Firemen battled five crashes in six hours across Brunswick areas including Rosemont and near Schrer Stadium. A labor program note mentions March 24 as a farm labor meeting outlining allocation methods.

Sammy Thompson George Hoffman Albert James Charles Bell Riley Carson Mini Fla Charles M. Runietus Monsrovia Sherman Boone Charles Burs Tas Grace King Thomas Powell Richard Rector Camp Detrick Oy- Seca Fase Pau UM Ubevas North Couege Parkway John Birneyman George &, Fink New York Frank da

Appointed Manager Of Breeding At Maryland Cooperative

Dr Edwin C Weatherby former manager of the Sussex Artificial Breeding Cooperative of New Jersey was appointed manager of the Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative for dairy cattle An extension director announced Operations begin April 1 after county breeding circuits form of 1000 cows Weatherby will oversee the central laboratories at the University of Maryland and supervise inseminators in the first associations to be formed in Montgomery Frederick Washington Carroll and Monmouth counties

Colege Pack Edwin C. Weatherby Sussex Artificial Breeding Cooperative New Jersey Bee Maryland der. T. B. Symons Symons Weatherby Chage Central Laboratories University of Maryland Montgomery Frecevick Monard Washington Carroll

Maryland dairies eye boosted milk with selective breeding

Baltimore speaker Symons said artificial breeding would lift average milk production in Maryland cows. The program aims to let thousands of farmers use a few top bulls across four major dairy herds. Weatherby studied at Cornell and did graduate work at Vermont and Rutgers.

Baltimore Caur

First US insurance company organized in Philadelphia 1759

The article notes that the first insurance company in the United States was organized in Philadelphia in 1759. It served the aid of clergymen and their widows, reflecting early benevolent aims and church ties in colonial venture.

United States

Barking Dog Aids Injured Man Near Clarksburg

A barking dog alerted residents near Clarksburg to Clarence Penn who fell unconscious on Route 240 about 2 o clock Sunday morning. Neighbors searched after hearing the dog and he was taken to a Gaithersburg physician for treatment.

Clarence Penn Clarksburg Penn Gaithersburg

Oil Reappears in Carroll Creek Traced to Camp Detrick

Oil reappeared in Carroll Creek with week end investigation tracing the source to Camp Detrick. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus reported the pollution from a sewer pipe crossing West Fourth Street extended into the creek. He filed the official report with Chief Deputy Game Warden Richard T. Norris. City officials referred the matter to Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger who planned further inquiry. Mayor noted no Aldermen session this week. Airport site inspection and power line relocation planned with Grandview Engineering to begin grading and construction under CAA contract.

Carrell Creek Camp Detrick Benjamin F. Phebus Hugh V. Gittinger Phebus Baughman’s Lane Frederick Detrick West Fourth Street Richard T. Norris Baltimore Culler Lake Gittinger Auttomnability Club of Maryland Airport W.R. Walter Grandview Engineering Company Vernon N. C CAA

House Military Committee Likely To Sit Out Universal Training

Washington reports that the House Military Committee plans no action on universal military training this year, deferring to the next Congress. Members cite election year splits on compulsory training and desire to review the armed forces amid changing world conditions before any major policy change.

Washington House Military Committee Congress United States House Senate

Annoying rattles in car body eased by tight screw

Annoying rattles and squeaks in automobile body or chassis are often quickly eliminated by tightening a screw or bolt.

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Fredery Frederick Tailoring Company Zoo East Fourth Street Brunswick Rosemont Addition Schrer Stadium Vireginia New York Hill Paul EL Nostrom State Farm Labor Program Prateel Gerb Mapany CG. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors Truman Byrnes Smith Walter Bedell Smith U. S James F. Byrnes Balto Allen's Allen Hendrickson P.T. A Damascus High School Southarket America Socio Economic Research Foundation, Inc W. Patrick Street Carroll Creek Universi Delphey West Patrick St Western Maryland Trust Co Frederick, MD Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Edopy Ellie Aenee Perlac Lequid
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