Chemical Research Aiding In Development Of Farm Crops
Brig. Gen. Harry P. Newton outlined how chemical research boosts farm crop utilization at a Frederick Lions Club luncheon. He cited frozen citrus concentrates and the $150 million annual citrus business, plus advances for tomatoes grapes and pineapples. He noted milk concentrates, potential aged fresh milk, and research on cotton peanuts soybeans and synthetics. Wartime Europe experiences and medical advances including cortisones were also discussed. Attendees included Lion William Landis and Lion Delbert S. Null.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick “Lions Club
Francis
Newton
Gen
Noel H. Gross
Europe
G. Bernard Callan
Lion William Landis
Bueckeystown
Lion Dawson J. Horiie
Lion Delbert S. Null
Strength For Today and Sigler Family Reunion Notes
The column includes a moral essay by Earl L. Douglas about money not buying everything, citing cases of George Washington Carver and Robert E. Lee. It reports the Sigler Reunion at Shafer Memorial Park with many attendees and aging details, plus a court settlement of 1100 dollars in a Washington Brunswick accident case.
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Earl L, Douglas
Simon
Peter
God
George Washington Carver
Robert E. Lee
Babson
Lyndh
Sigler
Shafer Memorial Park
Boonsboro
John E. Baker
Andrew A. Clark
Andrew A. Clark, Jr
Robert Sigler Clark
Mechanicsburg
Ralph L. Sigler
John H. Sigler
Evelyn E. Crone
Melvin Reeder
L. M. Reeder
Philip Cob- Jentz
Mehri Sigler
Middletown
Alonzo Sigler
Rockville
James Sigler
Germantown
Austin Reeder
Wayne and
Richard
Union Bridge
Charles Reeder
John Smith
Hagerstown
Uriah Lawson
Floyd Reeder
Marlin and
Sherman
Rice
Stull
Frederick
Veniah E. Summers
Leonard Summers
Linda
Roscoe Shifler
Sandra
Robert Reeder
Fulton
Frederick Otte
Steven
Hancock
Clsude Hartford
Mason and Dixon
Walter Benning
New Carlisle
Ohio
Sarah Sigler
Sam McBride
Steven Lynn Otto
Bessie M. Reeder
Venia
Charlotte Beall
Washington
George W. Burkhart
Brunswick
Mysterious B-47 Fire at Eielson Air Base
A B-47 jet bomber burst into flames and was destroyed while parked on the runway at Eielson Air Force Base in Fairbanks Alaska on Thursday. The incident remains under investigation with no immediate reports of crew casualties.
NATO Expands NATO to Admit Greece and Turkey
The North Atlantic Council in Ottawa approved inviting Greece and Turkey to join NATO and planned a joint political and economic community extending into the Eastern Mediterranean. It also cancelled the Rome meeting and invited Gen Eisenhower to participate in military discussions.
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Ottawa
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Rome
Britain
Eisenhower
West Germany
Alcide de Gasperi
Denmark
Norway
Ole Bjorn Kraft
Halvard Lange
NATO
Inscrutable and Misused Words Highlighted
English lesson notes discuss common misuses pronunciation and spelling for plaid plait poll and pole. It urges mastering one word daily and defines inscrutable as incapable of being understood, with example. The piece notes U S oyster production represents about two thirds of the world total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Specialists At Camp Detrick To Give Small Business Aid
Army drives to broaden the industrial base by directing more contracts to small businesses. Camp Detrick appoints D R Bishop as small business specialist to guide Frederick area firms in bidding on military procurement.
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Camp Detrick
U. S. Army
Army
D. R. Bishop
Stephen D. Noyes
Frederick
United States
Bishop
U.S. Army
Noyes
Man uncouples freight train blocking crossings
Railroad police seek a man who uncoupled a Pennsylvania freight train in Hagerstown as it blocked several street crossings. Fifteen cars and the caboose were left at the U S 40 crossing. The locomotive moved ahead with 70 cars then returned to retrieve them and proceed to Martinsburg, W Va. Tampering carries two to ten years in prison.
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Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
U. S. 40
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wage hike approved for Cumberland trucking workers
The Wage Stabilization Board approved a 10 cent per hour raise for about 100 drivers, warehousemen and helpers from five Cumberland trucking firms. The increase is retroactive to September 1, per C. E. Stutzman, business agent for local 453, Teamsters AFL. Iron ore deposits in Utah shaped early settler ironmaking a century ago.
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Cumberland
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Parliament Hall
Ont
Atlantic Treaty Council
Defense
Robert
Lovett
Robert N. Stahl
George C. Marshall
Robert Lovett
David Brown
Procurement Information Center
Hoffmann
Prescription
Ritch
E Finance
ST Cas
Cline’s Furniture Store
South Market Street
IDERICK_ HEARING AID CENTER
West
Patrick St
Utah
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Holland
Bulbs
Seeger & CO
S. Market
North Market St. Frederick, Md
New York
Ron
Dress Fashions
North Market ST
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