TWELVE The News, Frederick, Md. October 8, 1948
The Frederick newspaper page from October 8, 1948 runs a community brief format with local notices, small items, and brief announcements from the town and surrounding area.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
12
The Frederick newspaper page from October 8, 1948 runs a community brief format with local notices, small items, and brief announcements from the town and surrounding area.
New York reports a photographer can print 1,000 photos using only 10 gallons of water thanks to an automatic purification system developed by Dr. De P. Gregor of Brooklyn Polytechnic. The system, tested with U.S. Army Signal Corps, filters silver and impurities, allowing reuse of water while maintaining print clarity.
Dr. Gregor explains a process of replacing fresh resin with one quart of resin that remains effective for washing about 200 prints. The used resin can be purified to recover significant amounts of silver that would otherwise be lost.
Equity filings list Charlotte R Sherald versus James F Sherald for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses show Alden Lee Minter and Evelyn McCall. John W Mcintosh and Bertha V Beach. Property deeds record transfers between Mary A Schaeffer and Helen F Mock and back, with $10 involved. An African chameleon is described with color change eyes rotary turret tail and a spear-like tongue.
The final CSRA midget race of the season will be held at Conococheague Speedway near Hagerstown with an eight event sprint program. Top racing names are invited for the Sunday event with time trials at 1 pm and main events at 2 30 pm. Charlie Miller of Linden New Jersey seeks another victory in the feature. An earlier 50 lap win by Miller is noted as a lead event for the day.
Secretary of the Army Kenneth C Royall told a Navy Day luncheon in Baltimore that the United States must maintain the greatest Navy in the world. He stressed teamwork among the armed forces and noted open ships on the waterfront including the destroyer Damanto and submarine Sarda. Governor Lane, Mayor D Alesandro, Senator O Conor and Admiral Ralph Davis attended. Say you saw it in The News.
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