Save-a-Life motor vehicle inspection campaign planned
Maryland launches a statewide Save-a-Life campaign from June 15 to July 15 to reduce accidents and fatalities. Gov Ritchie proclaims the effort, urging municipal and civic groups to cooperate with the new law authorizing state inspection of brakes lights horns steering windshield wipers mirrors license tags and licenses. Official stations will inspect vehicles free of charge and issue state stickers to those in safe condition. Unsafe vehicles must be repaired before sticker issuance.
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Maryland
EL Austin Baughman
Albert C. Ritchie
Annapolis
Tor
Crmer
Savea-Life
Oeemataseer Baughman
Sugar in cooking shown to please children and adults
Four cooking authorities from The Sugar Institute advocate adding a dash of granulated sugar to water when cooking carrots and spinach to boost flavor and appeal. They claim sugar enhances taste, even for wilted or canned vegetables, and improves nutrition. buttered carrots recipe included.
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The
Sugar Institute
Telephone service meeting for rural towns discussed
County chief operators met at Hotel Alexander to address rural telephone service issues and cultivate an annual gathering. FP R. Dogg led the event with talks planned on operating practices and emergency calls, as attendees from multiple towns gathered for luncheon and sessions.
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Alexander
FP. R. Dogg
Hagerstown
J. G W. Banner
J. S. Russell
The
Adam
Schaeffer
Buckeystown
Blanche Ankeney
Clearspring
Edna G. Lewis
Damascus
Nellie Felix
Emmits
Bars
Katherine Sullivan
Hamstead
Lola Mackereth
Hancock
George A. Bowlus
Middletown
Sara Campbell
Demonstration on Beetle Control in Lima Beans
Mexican bean beetle threatens Washington County lima bean industry. Demonstration event at Jefferson Davis farm in Eakles Mills on Tuesday afternoon June 11 at 1 30. Assistant State Entomologist P D Sanders and County Agent M D Moore to show dusters and sprayers, plus tips on spraying burning foliage and vine-safe materials. Attendance invited.
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Washington County
Lima
Jefferson Davis
Eakles’ Mills
P. D. Sanders
M. D. Moore
Sanders
Child badly hurt in Harrisburg street accident
P H Saylor Jr 10 son of Mrs Anna Saylor of 8 North Potomac Street was run over by a car on his way home from school in Harrisburg. Left leg splintered instep broken ear torn. Initially grave but improved. Mother summoned to Harrisburg Hospital. Carelessness blamed in London fires 1387 or 1387.
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P. H. Saylor, Jr
Anna Saylor
North Potomac Street
Harrisburg
London
Auto of Charles Lane Jr Recovered After Theft
The automobile of Charles S. Lane Jr. stolen over two weeks ago has been recovered. Police reported the vehicle found and returned to the owner without incident. Lane thanked local authorities for their prompt work in the case.
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AUTO
Charles S. Lane, Jr
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