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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
10
The article notes coloring matter in butter cheese margarines is sold in the United States from seeds of a native plant. It emphasizes the origin material and its commercial use while outlining regulatory or market context for then current year.
Francisco Antonio Mendez arrived in Bogota to serve a sentence as rebels seized the Central Penitentiary. Police, tanks, and armor surrounded the jail while Mendez pressed for entry, insisting he would start his term despite the revolt. He was directed to the model jail by prison director Jorge Pinzon.
In Trenton Georgia nearly 4000 residents cast a show of hands to rejoin the United States ending the long held belief of Dade County remaining seceded since the Free State of Dade began in 1880 after Rep. Bob Tatum urged Georgia to end its split.
The fragment recalls Cade claiming secession moves and notes Tatum allegedly sent a secession proclamation to Washington, hinting at a broader political dispute and provocative actions.
Lieut. Harry F. Bates son of Mr and Mrs R S Bates of 1198 Virginia avenue has returned home after an honorable discharge under the demobilization plan. He served a tour in the China-Burma-India theatre and came back to the United States a few weeks ago.
George W. Crabbe, general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of America, commended the Hagerstown police in a letter to Chief William H. Peters received yesterday. Crabbe, visiting Hagerstown last Sunday, reported his positive experience with the department.
Crabbe wrote he received very courteous treatment in the Public Square from Patrolman Harold Kiser. He noted the officer even fixed a flat tire and said he had not experienced more courteous treatment in all his travels.
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