River Basin Group To Meet Here On June 7
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin will gather at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Thursday June 7 to discuss water and soil conservation in the Monocacy Valley. Senator James H Duff will headline a speaker lineup. a field trip to the Singarore watershed and a barbecue follow the formal program.
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Interstate Commission
Potomay River
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Commission
United States
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Singapore
Edwin R. Cotton
Solomon L. Hoke
Monocacy River
William D. McElroy
McCullum-Pratt Institute
Johns Hopkins University
D. J. Seckinger
District of Columbia
Land Committee
Hoke
John B. Funk
Maryland State Planning Board
R. V. Truitt
State Department of Research and Education
Edward F. Holter
Maryland State Grange
Austin L. Patrick
Soil Conservation Service
Upper Darby
Banker Work Session in Monocacy Basin Field Trip
In Frederick Maryland on May 24 1951 Hubert P Burdette president First National Bank Mt Airy led a brief meeting before ad journment. A field trip to Linganore area will start at 4 pm to inspect soil types and conservation practices. At 7 pm a barbecue will be held on the F M Dertzhaugh property organized by Joseph F Kaylor director of the Maryland State Department of Forests and Parks.
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Frederick
En Pn
Monocacy
Hubert P. Burdette
Natonal Bank
Mt. Airy
Linganore
F M. Dertzhaugh
Joseph F. Kaylor
Maryland State Department of Forests and Parks
Peron Fooled by Atomic Scientist Says Tribuna Da Imprensa
Rio de Janeiro May 23 A front page Tribuna Da Imprensa report claims President Juan D. Peron ordered the arrest of Dr. Howard Richter after learning his claimed atomic process was a bluff. The Buenos Aires rumor notes Richter’s arrest, and that Argentine Army technicians found the discovery empty. The government announced an expansion of its cheaper energy method but did not name Richter or head the new plant. In Maryland, Gov McKeldin to address Republican convention luncheon. Senator Nixon to speak at closing banquet.
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Rio de Janeiro
Tribuna da Imprensa
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Howard Richter
Peron
Buenos Aires
Richter
Votes Boost In Taxes For Everybody
Washington May 24 The House Ways and Means Committee voted to raise individual income tax by about 12 to 14 percent and add 730 million dollars in excess profits tax on corporations. Republicans denounced the move as rushed after a secret caucus while Democrats defended the plan as a restructured tax scheme affecting different income levels. The new formula eases small taxpayers while higher earners bear more, with ceilings rising for individuals and firms under the plan.
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A_ biterly
House
Ways and Means
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DeMolay Degree Conferred at Frederick Chapter
Frederick Chapter Order of DeMolay conferred the initiatory degree on five candidates Edwin D. Albaugh Jr Jack T. Burger Samuel D. Cole Reginald D. Hobbs Jr and Vernon R. Rippeon at its regular meeting Russell L. Michael gave welcome remarks and Richard L. Shipley received a Past Master's Jewel A Preceptor Charles Schrodel was installed Devotional Sunday drew 21 members and two advisors The chapter plans a Memorial Day straw ride picnic co sponsored with Frederick Chapter Job's Daughters
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Edwin D. Albaugh, Jr
Jack T. Burger
Samuel D. Cole
Reginald D. Hobbs, Jr
Vernon R. Rippeon
Russell L. Michael
Richard L. Shipley
Michael
Charles Schrodel
DeMolay
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Order of de- Molay
Order of
Job
Maryland Green Peas Boom Since 1900
Maryland farmers and local canneries marketed 24 million cans of green peas in 1950, more than triple the output from 50 years earlier. Jenkins Brothers, Inc. and Thomas & Company led two Frederick county plants, while Westminster Greenmount Hampstead Lineboro Manchester and Finksburg mills canned in Carroll county. The American Can Company survey shows a 5.7 million can pack 50 years ago with 3,199 acres grown. current acreage stands at 6,670. Last year growers produced 8,000 tons for processing, about four times the 1900 harvest, making green peas among Maryland’s six major vegetables.
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Frederick County
Jenkins Brothers, Inc
Thomas & Company
Carroll County
Westminster
Greenmount
Hampstead
Lineboro
Manchester
Finksburg
American Can Company
Maryland Peas For Canning Dominate State Production
Virtually all of Maryland's commercially grown peas are processed for canning, according to L. M. Goodwin the CanCo district representative for Maryland.
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L. M. Goodwin
Canco
Maryland
Family Drive-In Manager Posts $5 Collateral
Marvin Brown, manager of the Family Drive-In Theater on Route 340 near Frederick, posted $5 collateral before Clerk Walter J. Davis on May 20 on a charge of violating Sunday blog laws.
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Marvin Brown
Family Drive
Theater manager faces Sunday work charge in Blue Law case
The manager was summoned to appear on a warrant charging him with suffering his employer to work on Sunday. Hearing set for May 28. Brown is the second theater manager in a county to be charged under the Sunday Blue law. Deaths from burns and scars decline in the United States. A European mite invades the Taxus yew, first found in America in 1950.
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Brown
United States
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