Conflicting State and Frederick County Squirrel Laws Spark Debate
Frederick County hunters face confusion over whether county or statewide rules govern squirrel season from August 25 to December and the conflicts with open partridge provisions. Governors signatures and repeal clauses raise questions on which law prevails. A separate law regulates trapping fur bearing animals March 1 to November 15 with penalties and informer rewards.
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Game and Figh Association
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Frederick
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Manning Fire Marshal appointment stirs state politics
State Insurance Commissioner W Maséen Shehan says former Police Marshal James T Manning is a candidate for the state marshal post, transferred from the executive to the Insurance Department after Legislative move to abolish the office. Several applicants from the Eastern Shore sought the role, salary about 2.44 per year, with interim appointees James J Archer aided by George Edward Myers term ending June 1. Ral Parr declined the post and E M Barrish accepted it. In other news, women from all branches will meet Friday to plan aiding Frederick County to go dry. Wheat stands at 1.48, corn at 4.10 per barrel. State revenue rose, Lehigh Valley Railroad paid 242.60 in state tax, James Sheehan reported August taxes.
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Harford
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Brunswick Yard at 25 Years as World Largest Rail Hub
The Brunswick yard, the world’s largest freight yard, marks its twenty fifth anniversary this year. The Baltimore and Ohio facility handles about 6,000 cars daily, with 2,400 received and the same number sent out, moving roughly 180,000 tons of freight per day. Some 3800 workers, including 230 yard crews and 200 car repair staff, sustain continuous operation across the 115 acre complex, with 33 miles of tracks and a sprawling transfer shed.
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Cumberland
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Choir of 40 to sing at Heights service
The Traddoch Heights Song Service plans a Sunday evening service on September 10 at 7 15 led by Rev. H L G Kieffer of Evan Indorsed Church Frederick. A parade of voices will be directed by Charles F Tacson and Helen Punt Jaelon Philadelphia. A junior anthem will be sung by a 40 voice chorus from Lutheran Church Zion Muddl etown and the Sunday School under Mrs Kel CBurch Str and Mrs Hay will host Mr and Mrs Oscar Bo Coble at Casa Doma Jefferson Boulevard.
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Work Health Requisite in Little Talks on Health
Samuel G Dixon argues labor shapes well being and civilization. He notes mankind’s mental progress contrasts with static physical needs, stressing sunlight fresh air and pure water as essential. He warns unsuitable working conditions harm individuals and society, adding no machinery can replace the value of loving one’s work.
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M. D
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Pennsylvania
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