The Egg And You Join The News Frederick May 28 1883
The article laments increasing insect pests and pesticide residues, warning poisons threaten human health and urging ecological farming. It recalls Uncle Sam’s egg stockpile debacle and China famine shipping, arguing for ecological harmony and restoration of natural soil conditions. It cites Frederick May 28 as the date and mentions authorities like the Food and Drug Administration and the Agricultural Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Faemper Audit Bureau of
Freder
Food and Drug Administration
Air Supremacy Budget Boost Aims At Warfare Deterrence
In Congress supported plan, peacetime military budget expands by 385 million dollars, mainly for aircraft. The piece argues the United States cannot match Russia in land forces and would be unable to transport bulk troops to Eurasia in a future war. It contends air power alone can deter aggressors and position America for peaceful co operation.
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House
Congress
Uncle Sam
Russia
United States
U. S
U S
America
Winston Churchill
Insect Pests and Civilization’s Soil Dilemma
A reader argues that insect pests surge due to civilization altering nature and farming practices. The letter contends insects serve as scavengers, while sustainable agriculture depends on soil humus and stable land use to prevent crop decline and pest amplification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learing
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Weeds were recorded in the clerk's office for the sale of several properties. Children of the late Mr. and Mrs. Millard F Cease have sold to Mr. and Mrs Charles M Dodd a property on the west side of North Market Street. Mrs Lucy G Fout has sold to Mr and Mrs Glenn B Routzahn a lot in the West Knolls development fronting 90 feet on West Patrick Street with a depth of about 200 feet. The development lies along Toughman's Lane. Plans are under way for the Miss Maryland Pageant at the Lyre theater on June 24 to select a state representative for the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City. Locally the Optimist Club sponsors the Miss Frederick Pageant at Frederick High School on June 9. A navigation map known as Portolan charts aided coastwise sailing.
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Millard F Cease
Charles M Dodd
North Market Street
Confederation
Lucy G
Lyre
Cehip m
Mlantie City
Maryland
Frederick
Ophmist Club i
Frederick High School
Vaccarine
Vaccarino
Hi Family
Alessandria
Naples
Vaccarinos
Hher
Margaret Hartman
Third Street
Arriva
Milan
Italy
Local items from the News May 31 1900
The News notes Decoration Day speech by Congressman George A Pearce at City Opera House. Frederick county census work to begin tomorrow. John C Bopst plastering contractor dies at 44. Charles Fogle’s child bitten by suspected mad dog shows improvement. Frederick Art Club Student League exhibition ends with prize for greatest progress awarded to Mrs J K White.
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George A. Pearce
City Opera House
Frederick County
Tomarow
John C. Bopst
Cty
East Sixth Street
Charles Fogle
Walkersville
Students League of the Frederick Art Club
J. K. White
Memorial for Taney to be unveiled in 1931
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes will deliver the oration at the unveiling of the Roger Brooke Taney Memorial in Court House Park in September 1931. H Dorsey Etchison, president of the memorial association, made the announcement. Additional notes recount small local incidents including a theft of a sweater and lunch from a tree limb at Baker Park, a crowded opening of Bradock Heights amusement park, and a cow kicking Berths Coblenz while milking.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Roger Brooke Taney
Court House Park
H. Dorsey Etchison
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Berths Coblentz
D. Perry Coblentz
Trade talk and Corn Cob Butterer Highlight May Day Dispatch
Washington Daybook reports President Truman’s foreign trade review blocks an immediate ITO push for this year amid tariff opposition. It notes a future effort likely after the Torquay talks, with White House strategy focusing on tariffs, unemployment, and 1951 elections. Also covers a patent for a corn cob buttering machine and Schuman plan's impact on European leadership and Anglo French relations.
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Reed Blaine
Washington
Truman
U. S
Torquay
England
International Trade Organization
White House
New England
ITO
Congress
State Department
Agai
Gordon Gray
United States
Lie Urges Bold Mediation To End Cold War
In a May 31 Washington dispatch Trygve Lie warns that the cold war can end only if governments abandon arrogance and pursue a genuine mediation through the United Nations. He criticizes closed minds in Washington and Moscow and urges steady, patient diplomacy to resolve disputes including China's seat on the Security Council.
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Trygve Lie
David Lawrence
Washington
Mr. Lie
United Nations
Lie
Stalin
London
Paris
Truman
Acheson
Presdent
Moscow
United States
Russia
America
Security Council
U. N
China
U.N
Acheson Europe trip frames future of Atlantic pact
Secretary of State Acheson discusses European defense and the end of the Marshall Plan with Foreign Ministers in London and Congress. He argues the U S will maintain a stake in European affairs beyond 1952, urging balanced military defense and economic cooperation among signers to avert rival blocs. A note on domestic policy and public reaction closes the summary.
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Schuman
Russia
England
Acheson
U.S
Europe
France
Germany
White House
U. S.tate Department
Defense Department
ECA
Congress
Washington
United States
Schumaan
James Marlow
Achowon
U. S
Britain
Canada
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Italy
Iceland
Bevin
London
Bether
Italy Advancing With U S Aid Says Visiting Italian
Mrs Antoinette Heard Vaccarino visiting Frederick reports rapid postwar recovery in Italy under ERP US aid. Docks at Naples rebuilt, trains on time, employment high, inflation contained, tourism rising with Holy Year. Vaccarino notes improved factory and port facilities, busy ports, and the public’s optimism amid a modernizing nation.
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Betsy Sullivan
America
Frederick
Antoinette Heard Vaccarino
Italy
Hazel McCanner
Margaret Kent
South Market Street
Vaccarino
Switzerland
United States
Naples
League of Nations
Ethiopia
England
Lost dog Penny believed to be in Frederick area
A Hagerstown boy pleads for Penny the small black terrier believed missing from a local kennel. The dog wearing a Washington County license tag 4069 may be in Frederick. neighbors urged sightings. Also notes a divorce decree granting Ruth V Kipe custody of three children and child support, several city police arrests including OUI and license violations.
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Penny
Frederick
Hagerstown
Washington County
Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ruth V. Kine
North Bentz Street
Samuel Whipe
Edwin F. Nikirk
Kipe
D. K. McPagehitn
Ipe
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