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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1951

Page

4

Governor McKeldin Says Time To Act On Jobs Not Pride

Governor McKeldin told 450 delegates at the Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor convention that Western Maryland must create jobs now. He defended chambers of commerce but rejected delaying action to salve their pride. He discussed Maryland coal purchases and vetoed a state building bill, while urging limits on lobbyists as labor division warned of legislative gridlock. The address referenced Crellin and AFL relations amid a four day meeting.

Simore Gover Ickeldin Amber of Commerce Maryland Chambers of Commerce Bureau of Industrial’ Development Tam Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor Chambers Chamber of Commerce McKeldin United Mine Workers Crellin United Mine Workers of Amelia Annapolis McKeldig Fererarion of Labor Labor AFL Harry Cohen

Supreme Court strikes fair trade price rules federal ruling

Washington May 21 The Supreme Court voids compulsion in fair trade laws by upholding that dealers who do not sign uniform price agreements may charge lower or higher prices at their discretion. The decision, 0 to 3 vote, limits price fixing by contract while leaving some state laws intact. A New Orleans case cited Schwegmann Brothers selling whiskey and Seagram’s Crown under minimums not signed by the distributor.

Washington Supreme Court California High Court Douglas New Orleans Schwegmann Brothers Schwegmann

Time To Think Again About Fly Control

Dr. R. H. Riley argues that reducing the fly population benefits human health and comfort. He notes common houseflies spread serious diseases such as typhoid fever, emphasizing their nuisance and public health risk.

R. H. Riley State Department of Health

Elimination of breeding places to control flies

The article urges cleaning and sanitation to reduce flies. It emphasizes storing garbage in dry metal cans with tight lids, disposing of waste by landfill or incineration, removing compost and manure piles, and keeping rain, animal quarters, and privies dry. Regular insecticide use and screen protection are advised to prevent contamination and entry, with May or June onset noted.

Housefly Life Cycle and Breeding Potential Explained

The article explains how houseflies seek food and breeding sites. It notes that destruction of feeding places shortens a fly’s life and halts reproduction. An unmolested housefly lives 30 to 60 days, with a female laying about 500 eggs, potentially up to 2,000, in her lifetime, creating a large breeding potential.

Father and Son Face Fishing Law Charges in Catonsville

Edmond Cooke of Catonsville faces a 25 dollar fine and costs after game warden cautions were ignored on fishing in Big Hunting Creek. The 14 year old son was also accosted by regional game officials as the case proceeds before Magistrate Edgar Palmer next Saturday in Thurmont.

Catonsville Edmond Cooke Edgar Palmer Thurmmont Cooke Big Hunting Creek

Warden Phebus, Deputy Butts tackle illegal fishing case

Warden Benjamin F. Phebus reprimanded a boy and his father for violating the law on fishing with worms. Deputy Glenn Butts later found the Gatonsville pair. the father faced court, collateral set at 25 dollars. Rudolph Eyler Thurmont and James W. Buckworth Lonaconing joined in, posted 10 dollars collateral. Charles Baer Abingdon and L G Stimpson Spencerville were caught creel fishing illegal hours. After World War II the U S sheep population dropped from about 58 million to half.

Benjamin F. Phebus Phebus Glenn Butts Gatonsville Cooke Rudolph Eyler Thurmont James W. Buckworth Lonaconing Butts Big Hunting Creek Charles Baer Abingdon L. G. Stimpson Spencerville

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