Federal probe links heptachlor in milk to out-of-state feed
Congressmen push FDA to trace feed sources as heptachlor taints milk in Maryland counties Frederick Montgomery and Washington. Inspectors will check feed dealers for contamination, with dairy permits suspended and substantial losses to farmers. Some loads rejected, and meat dealers report deboning needed for cattle linked to contaminated milk.
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Food and Drug Administration
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Mathias
Lecturer Dr Chester Swor To Speak At Local Churches
Dr Chester Swor a renowned lecturer and author will lead a Spiritual Emphasis Week at First Baptist Church on Sunday morning He will also conduct morning services at Frederick High School morning devotions at WMHS and a Lions Club luncheon next Thursday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel The event is arranged by Rev Robert F Woodward Swor a Mississippi native formerly dean and professor at Mississippi College has since 1942 devoted his career to travel writing and speaking at churches colleges and assemblies
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Chester Swor
First Baptist Church
Frederick High School
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
WMHS
Swor
Robert F. Woodward
Mississippi
Mathias To Visit In Myersville Sunday
Members of the Myersville Fire Company will host their annual Mother's Day dinner this Sunday starting at noon. Special guests include Congressman Charles McC. Mathias Jr. and his wife and children. Gilbert Spangler Stroup, a mayoral candidate, is named official host for the Mathias family visit.
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Myersville
Annexation Drive Aids As Alderman Shipsley Volunteers
Alderman Richard Shipley offered to help collect signatures to push the annexation of land south of the city into the corporate limits. Mayor E. Paul Magaha accepted, with a three week deadline to show progress. Brosius Homes seeks faster action for Carrollton subdivision growth and notes 11 lots remain inside the city limits.
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Richard Shipley
E. Paul Magaha
Carrollton
Brosius Homes
Magaha
J. William Brosius
L. J. Brosius
Charles A. Price
Price
Memorial carillon tower to rise at Mount St. Marys Shrine
A 116 foot memorial tower with a 26 foot gold Mary statue will be built at the National Shrine Grotto of Lourdes at Mount St. Marys College in Emmitsburg. Funded by Pang born Foundation the tower features quarried mountain stone Indiana limestone and 14 bronze bells with carillon and Westminster chime. Architect F Edward Tormey Jr. led design with Lawrence Construction. carillons from Petit and Fritsen Holland. site linked to Saint Marys Church and Blessed Elizabeth Ann Seton heritage.
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Pangborn Foundation
Lourdes
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Robert R. Kline
St. Mary
de Ranieri Studios, Inc
Petit and Fritsen Ltd
Aarle- Rixtel
Holland
F. Edward Tormey Jr
Baltimore
Lawrence Construction Company
St. Mary’s Mount
St Mary’s County
Gas Company Sued After Fatal Frederick Fire on East Fifth Street
The Frederick Gas Company faces two lawsuits totaling 100000 filed by administrators for Mr. and Mrs. Henry King who died in a Christmas Eve fire that destroyed their home and a second home on East Fifth Street. Plaintiffs claim neglected maintenance caused a gas leak leading to a deadly explosion and burns. The Kings died December 29 and January 4. the Davises were injured in the same incident.
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Frederick Gas Company
Fifth Street
Court House
Henry King
East Fifth Street
James W. McBride
Florence Mary Jane
Edwin F.nikirk
King
John Davis
Davises
Truman Bubbling And Talking On His 80th Birthday
Washington AP Harry S Truman, bubbling with pep at age 80, predicted that President Johnson will fare as Roosevelt did in 1936. He spoke during an impromptu news conference interrupted his pre breakfast walk near the White House.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Pep Lon Ins
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
Alf Landon
Farragut Square
White House
Truman
Blair House
Capitol
Senate
No Local Troops Ordered To Cambridge
A local spokesman for Maryland National Guard says no word has been received ordering troops to Cambridge Monday night for Governor George C. Wallace speaking there. Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord says 400 troops have been ordered to duty, likely from the eastern shore.
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National Guard
Cambridge
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
Milton A. Reckord
Building Sold to Four Man Group at Ruger Rice Site
Downtown property at 36 38 West Patrick Street sold by William S Hood and Jeannette B Hood to a four man group. Former Ruger Rice property at West Patrick and South Court Streets part of a $132 500 transaction consummated today. Purchasers are Robert Middlemas Woodsboro Manuel Weinberg James McSherry and R Edwin Brown Rockville.
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West
Patrick Street
Jeannette B. Hood
Ruger Rice
West Patrick and
South Court Streets
Frank J Keefer
Robert Middlemas
Woodsboro
Manuel Weinberg
James McSherry
R. Edwin Brown
Rockville
Downtown Frederick two-property sale tops 132 500
Two tracts on West Patrick street and six parcels on South Court street sold to a four member group for 132 500. Hood and Hood Inc sold the Bentz street property to the same buyers. Purchasers named include Robert Middlemas Manuel Weinberg James McSherry and Edwin Brown. No immediate plans.
Johnson Calls for Racial Justice in Deep South Tour
President Johnson urged racial justice and rejection of extremists during a Deep South tour breakfast in Atlanta. He spoke of compassion and a government to aid the poor and aged, noting Roosevelt’s legacy and his own commitment to poverty programs and equal rights. Roosevelt Jr. attended by his side in Gainesville stop.
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Atlanta
Johnson
Deep South
Georgia
South
White House
Gainesville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
New Director Named For Veterans Center
Nelson A. Jackson named director of the Baker Veterans Administration Center in Martinsburg replacing Ald Blade. Sen. Byrd said he was advised by the VA in Washington. Jackson, 56, formerly directed the VA Hospital in Miles City Montana. Blade had been a patient since illness months ago.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Nelson A. Jackson
Baker Veterans Admistration Center
Donald
Robert ©. Byrd
D-W.va
Veterans Administration
Washington
Blade
Jackson
Veterans Administration Hospital
Miles City
Mont
Reception committee member greets President Johnson
Trago Brust Jr., formerly of Frederick, joined Cumberland hosts on Thursday as part of the reception committee for President Johnson. Brust is affiliated with the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.
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A. Trago Brust Jr
Frederick
President Johnson
Cumberland
Mr. Brust
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
City Starts Animal Cleanup War Against Domestic Runaways
City officials launch large scale animal cleanup with Chief Charles V. Main reporting 36 animals seized in the first week. A farm records each complainant and disposition while the dog warden removes dogs cats squirrels and a dead possum amid improved complaint follow up.
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Charles V. Main
Trading Active Pushes Stocks Toward Record Highs
The New York market moved toward record highs as steel and Chrysler led gains. Trading was active with rails rising after an uncertain start, supporting the industrials in early afternoon trading.
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New York
Steels
Chrysler
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Jeanette B. Hood
Hoods
Lewis
A. Rice and Sons
Marker
South Bentz Street
Willam S. Hood Inc
Marker’s Grocery
Goodwill Industries
William 5. Hood
West Patrick Street
Fourman
William S. Hood Inc
Bentz Street
Manuel M. Weinberg
Seymour Stern
Weinberg and
Weinberg Law
McSherry and Burgee
Rice
Ruger Rice Holdings
Lewis A. Rice and Sons
Hood
Hast Street
West Patrick
American Finance Company
Reserve Life Insurance Company
Coker’s House of Fabrics
Western Union
James Office Machines
Market
Hood Inc
East Street
Deep
Veterans Center
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