Six Inches Of Soil Staves Off Starvation
Edward Holter leads Maryland Land Week efforts as he warns that only six inches of top soil remain in the nation. He cites soil loss, population growth, and water problems in Baltimore City and Bethlehem Steel, outlining October events in Garrett, Allegany, Washington, and Frederick Counties to raise public awareness. About 50 representatives attend in Hagerstown.
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Death of Heiress Tied to Abortion Evidence
Philadelphia report details the medical examiner stating an unsuccessful abortion caused heiress Doris Jean Oestreicher's death. He urged a full investigation to find the perpetrators, noting foreign bodies in the uterus led to asphyxiation and lung collapse. The 22 year old, a Melrose Park socialite, died in a North Philadelphia apartment after eloping with Earl Oesterreicher.
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Baltimore County 4-H Club Wins Booth Display Ribbon
TIMONIUM Sept 2 Champion ship ribbon taken by a girl who organized the Baltimore county girls 4-H Clubs. Their booth display asked What is Four-H? and showcased club activities and projects.
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New Flat Rates For Water In Frederick City 1558
The corrected schedule of new flat water rates approved by the Mayor and Aldermen on Thursday night will take effect in April 1558. The list includes charges per service connection, each sink, tub, shower, flush closet, urinal, lavatory, fixtures, and various specialized outlets with semi annual and per item amounts. The notice also references the Maryland State Fair and 4-H county exhibits with related descriptions of booths and displays.
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Guernsey cow sets milk record at Oakland Manor B
A registered Guernsey cow named Oak land Manor B., owned by Juliet G. Smith of Union Bridge, Md., produced 9,950 pounds of milk and 526 pounds of fat in 300 days, about 4,831 quarts of high quality milk. The record, released by the American Guernsey Cattle Club and supervised by the University of Maryland, cites the cow’s lineage through Hominy Hill Diplomat with eight tested daughters.
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