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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
11
Maryland State Police use photography for identification, comparison, alteration detection, and lab work. Lt. Samuel R. Dorsey notes every trooper trains with cameras, with four common types in use and a camera in each squad car for routine investigations.
State Police in Pikesville use magnifying cams to enlarge fingerprints and document scenes. Trained photographers testify in court about impressions from photographs and a mobile Crime Lab is on call for homicide cases to capture fatal wounds and violence marks.
Pictures taken by state troop ers are not developed at the Frederick Barracks. All rolls or plates of film are sent to headquarters at Pikesville where they are processed. Copies are then sent where needed. The negatives remain on file in Pikesville. The largest volume of photographic work is in accident investigation.
Rehearsals begin for the Mount Airy Parent Teacher Association play The Beg and I to be staged May 7 and 8 in the high school auditorium. Committees chaired by Mrs. Lynn Burdette Lewis Dixon Randolph Wilson and Mrs Edna Brad are announced.
This lesson by W L Gordo explains uses of consistently and constantly with examples. It notes mispronunciation of gangrenous and clarifies errant versus errant spelling. It lists fierce barbarous brutal cruel ferocious fiery furious and other strong synonyms.
A daily vocabulary note introduces the term DILEMMA as a vexatious predicament and difficult position. The excerpt hints at personal errors of judgment and the resulting challenging situation.
A reader seeks guidance to reduce roast time by about one third while cooking a pork roast on a rotisserie. The note suggests using a 325 degree oven setting and acknowledges internal temperature goals to ensure doneness.
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