Western Berlin braces for Christmas trees amid denounced barter scheme
Soviet zone announces 350000 trees for distribution to one million residents in the Russian sector while western Berliners fear overflow and possible bait to register for rations. Western authorities expect trees for Christians and youth programs as airlift plans supply the rest. In Frederick County fifty bucks are slain during six day deer season amid rising home freezing storage use.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Benjamin Phobus
Mrs. Anderson crafts leaf dolls for horticulture shows
Eight years ago she began shaping leaves into eight inch fashion dolls using natural materials found in backyards and woods. Grapefruit seeds, milkweed, twigs, and berries become shoes hats gowns and pockets while leaves are soaked to keep shape. Her display of over 56 leaf dolls features prima donnas millmaids and a school girl, though no male figures.
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Pennsylvania
Trees as Farm Assets Prove Worth the Investment
The agricultural department urges farmers to plant trees to boost property value and soil health. Black walnut and locust top the list for fast growth, fence wood, and erosion control, with persimmon and hickory offering durable timber and nut yields.
Timber demand drives sugar maple restoration in farms
The article argues wide demand for specific timber types prompts planting plans, highlighting close grained woods like dogwood persimmon and maple. It notes sugar maples offer hardwood timber and maple syrup, urging restoration as profitable alongside other six species.
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Amer
Paratroop Boots Tie Slaying on Guam Case
Investigators linked a brutal Guam killing to a sex maniac after a pair of paratroop boots found in the jungle near the victim's last site showed possible bloodstains and the owner's name. Naval officials sent the boots and evidence to the FBI in Washington for study.
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Ruth Farnsworth
San Francisco
Naval
FBI
Washington
Navy
State Legislator Acquitted in Baltimore Corruption Case
James J. Duffy Sr. a member of the Maryland House of Delegates, was found not guilty by Judge Herman M. Moser of corruption charges tied to a Baltimore City Civil Service examination. The judge noted possible cheating but said the only penalty would be to destroy the exam paper, leaving Duffy ineligible for future exams. The case raises questions about his legislative seat and voter decision.
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Baltimore
James J. Duffy
House of Delegates
Herman M. Moser
Duffy
Two Men Accused of Stealing City Compressor Hammer
Police arrested two men on larceny warrants for stealing a compressor hammer from the city street department. James H. Huss, 45, and Gale R. Kline, 22, both of Georgia Avenue, were taken into custody by Detectives John Rohrer and Norman Wolfe.
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James H. Huss
Gale R. Kline
Georgia Avenue
John Rohrer
Norman
Wolfe
Two Trees Cut Down in City Park For Christmas
City police seek a thief of thieves who sawed off two six foot cedar trees from City Park yesterday. No clues were left. Max Fleisher reported a fur coat larceny from Big Store at Public Square. A note on food suggests baked stuffed potatoes with onions and spices.
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