Senate OKs $7.48B foreign aid and $1.74B defense bills
The Senate approved two large money bills by voice vote, one for a foreign aid program totaling 7.483 billion dollars and another for 1.744 billion, largely for defense and economic control. The foreign aid bill advances to the President for signature, while the other faces conference between Houses. End of session pressure cited as Congress aims to adjourn.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration
Economic Stabilization Agency
Civil Defense Administration
Truman
Near East
Africa
Asia
Maybank
D-Sc
ECA
Old Economic Co-operation Administration
House Appropriations
Court News Marriage Licenses Across Several States
A list of marriage licenses shows Walter R. Ronemous, 66, and Mabel N. Cross, 63, both widowed, from Charleston and Shenandoat Junction respectively, along with numerous other couples such as Paul M. Warfield, 21, and Audrey E. Sherman, 18, from Union Bridge and Forest Hill, John Cline, 70, and Della May Burris, 57, from Baltimore and Buckeystown, and several pairs from Hancock, Fred erick Route areas, Harpers Ferry, Bethesda, Sabillasville, Rocky Ridge, Laur enceville, Wellsboro, and Jefferson, with ages ranging mostly between 17 and 28. Additional entries note divorces for Howard Glenwright, 48, and Phyllis W. Frear, 28, and an annulment for Mildred Preston Gibbons, 27, with Betty Victoria Michael, 30, Doubs. A separate item records Florence E. Kelly transferring $10 to Walter J. Powell as property deed, and a partial note of George H. McBride and wife to an unspecified party.
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Walter R. Ronemous
Charleston
Mabel N. Cross
Shenandoat Junction
Paul M. Warfield
Union Bridge
Audrey E. Sherman
Forest Hill
John Cline
Baltimore
Della May Burris
Buckeystown
Lester C. Hinckle, Jr
Rita Elvira Snyster
Hancock
John H. Krantz Jr
Frederick
Joyce L. Dade
Jefferson
Thomas Gentry Muse
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Evelyn Virginia Johnston
Charles Town
Paul L. Hoffman
Mount Airyland
Betty Catherine Morgan
Warren A. Spang
Barbara J Phifer
Bethesda
George G. DeLauter
Sabillasville
Esther M. Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Raymond D. Watson
Laurenceville
Beverly J. Gardner
Wellsboro
Howard Glenwright
Phyllis W. Frear
Funkhannock
Mildred Preston Gibbons
Betty Victoria Michael
Doubs
Florence E. Kelly
Walter J. Powell
George H. McBride
Property Transfers Mentioned in Brief Notices
William S Blissley and wife receive $10 city transfer. Stewart Hobbs Brown, trustee, conveys to Wilbur W Urotel and wife for $1 county transfer. H Robert Gillelan and wife to Albert W McCleaf and wife for $10. John H Krantz and wife to
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William S. Blissley
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Wilbur W. Urotel
H. Robert Gillelan
Albert W. McCleaf
John H. Krantz
Local Property Transfers List Shows Numerous Deeds
A series of land and property transfers are recorded from various buyers to spouses and other parties. Transactions include Keller to Brandfield for 10 dollars, Saddler to Franklin for 10 dollars, Wagner to Powell for 5 dollars, and multiple other county and city transfers involving buyers such as Sutcer, Hargis, Kemp, Dressler, Beard, McGill, Eyler, Layton, Gordon, Darner, and Stull with stated sums of 1 to 10 dollars.
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Lemuel D. Keller
J. Samuel Thomas End
Ira I. Brandfield
Johny
Saddler
Lawrence K. Franklin
Charles Wagner
M. Eleanor Powell
Eleanor Powell
Janes L. Davis
M. Viole Sutcer
Hamilton Homes, Inc
George R. Hargis
Earl F. Hargett
William H. Kemp
George W. Smith
Norman F. Dressler
Solomon R. Beard
Clyde L. Beard
Evelyn W. Huston
Caroline R. McGill
Joseph H. Eyler
William MM
Lookinghill
Daniel W. Layton
Willard A. Gordon
Howard M. Smith
Daisy Darner
Bertha A. Seipler
Jaira S. Stull
Real estate transfers list with nominal sums in county records
John Hay and wife transfer to Charles H Kehne and wife for 10 dollars in the county. John C Main and Holt R Leaver ing and wife each receive 10 dollars in county transfers. Potomac Edison Co to Wilbur Margett and wife for 10 dollars in county. Harry T Bollinger to Rocwell Rohrbaugh and wife for 5800 dollars in county.
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John Hay
Charles H. Kehne
John C. Main
Holt R. Leavering
Potomac Edison Co
Wilbur €. Margett
Harry T. Bollinger
Rocwell Rohrbaugh
Waite
Nature Sometimes Is In Need Of Help Calving Time Advice
John Morris of the University of Maryland Extension urges careful calving support. He says cows should not be bothered unless help is needed and recommends an experienced person, such as a veterinarian, to save the cow and calf from trouble.
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John Morris
Dayrynan
University of Maryland
Mr. Morris
Calving Tips For Farmers From Morris On Calf Care
A farm expert advises keeping the cow in a disinfected draft-free box stall or small pasture before calving. After birth, remove nasal membranes, stimulate breathing by chest slaps, and rub the calf dry if the mother does not. Salt may encourage licking, and if the calf does not nurse within 30 minutes, assist feeding to ensure first colostrum intake.
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Morris
Mr. Morris
Calf Rearing Note Warns On Navel Care After Birth
Mt Moris advises early iodine treatment to prevent navel infection and urges separating calf from cow about 24 hours after birth. He notes longer cow contact may delay calf weaning and affect survival, a point reported in The News.
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Paris
Wenners
C. Stafford Grabill
Libertytown
Herbert E. Mullican
Tuscarora
Grabill
Mullican
Lee Saylor
Court News
CE Eas
Hospital Aid
Gilmore R. Flautt, Jr
North Market Street
Hospital Aid, Inc
Real Estate Board of Frederick, Inc
Maryland Real Estate Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
M. J. Goubart
R. D
Frederick Fair
Robert Dailey
Frederick, Md
Charles Biggs
Barbara Hillery
Mt. Airy
Mad
Frances Reinhart
ESSO
Mercury
Estes Motors, Inc
East Patrick St
the News
Mars Opticians
N. Markel Street
St.Joseph Aspirin
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Youngstown
George M. Chapline
Realtorthland
C. Roy
Chapline Bldg
W. Patrick ST
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General Acceptance Corporation
America
Williamson’s
North Market St
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Seeger & CO
S. Market ST
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