Hereford sale at Fair Grounds sets steady pace
The second Hereford sale in less than a week at the Fair grounds drew 41 females and five bulls, totaling 46 head for 20,792 dollars and an average of 452 dollars per animal. Champion bull sold for 2,500 dollars. reserve champion heifer for 1,500 dollars. Parran elected president of the hosting association. sale managers and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Maryland Hereford Breeders’ Association
Dallas M. Grady
West River
Benjamin Parran
St. Leonard
B. Baca
Bar
Con
Raincliffe Farm
Sykesville
Robert Sherwood
Magnolia
N. J
Parran
Battle Advance Domino
R. G. Wichard
Chambersburg
Chino Farms
Chestertown
Henry Sears
Hayfields Farm
Cockeysville
Francis Scott Key Hotel
B. H. Wilson
Buck and Doe Farms
Coatesville
W. (Ham) Hamilton
Richard C. Riggs
Owings Mills
Mr. Parran
N. B. Merryman
Boyd T- Whittle
College Park
Murder charge in baby on train in Maryland
A 20 year old woman, Raine Williams, was indicted for murder after giving birth unattended on a Pennsylvania Railroad coach between Washington and Baltimore. The infant died by asphyxiation with clothing stuffed in its mouth. Williams was held without bail and to be arraigned in Baltimore County before Judge Gentrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Baltimore County Grand Jury
John E. Rainer
Crneva Williams
Rocky Mount
N. C
John B. Gentrum
Baltimore County
Williams
Raine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Poughkeepsie
Miss Williams
Poughkeepsier
Baltimore City
Soviets Demand Return Of Fleeing Youth
Two topics dominate the page. The Soviet Union requests the return to its parents of Valery Lysikov, an 11 year old who fled to Berlin seeking asylum, with Molotov delivering a formal note to U.S. Ambassador Bohl. U.S. authorities in Berlin and Brussels have refused the demand. A United Air Lines DC6 transport from Mineola crashed on takeoff near Ronkonkoma, killing three pilots Henry Dozier 49 of Montclair New Jersey Stanley Hoyt 25 of Hicksville New York and Vornts H Webb 35 of New York City. Debris spread over a quarter mile as the craft burned. The page also includes a quip about a police traffic stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
V.al. Molotov
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
United States
Valery Lysikovy
Lip
Alexander I. Lyov
Berlin
Lysikov
MaevArthur
Henry Dozier
Montclair
Stanley C. Hoyt
Hicksville
H. Webb
New York City
United
April Calendar of Events Presented by Frederick Chamber
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce lists April events including dinners at Francis Scott Key Hotel Hood College lectures and concerts at Hood College and Brodbeck Hall activities by Rotary Club the Frederick County Bar Association and the Maryland Bankers Association plus religious services and school events. Key items feature National Symphony Orchestra at Frederick High School auditorium Camp Detrick lecture Rocket Development and Pan American Day at Wood College with multiple dances and concerts throughout the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
iCivinette Club
Francis Scott Key
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Frederick Community Concert Association
National Symphony Orchestra
Howard Mitchell
Frederick High School
Newmamere Clik Kincheon
Burgess
Francis Scotti Key
Hood College
Rotary Club
Camp Detrick
Jet Propulsion
R. C. Truax
U.S. Navy Rocket Development
Brodbeck Hall
Wood College
Firestone Dealers
Francis Scott Key Hotel
God
Frederick County Bar Association
Francis Statt
Frederick County Historical Society
Frederick County
Society Museum
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Athletic Assn
Braddeck
Washington
Franklin, and Brad
Joseph Victor
Gemier Padin
V. Vv
BR. G. Laurie
Brodpeck Hall
Maryland Bankers Association
Francis Scott J Key Hotel
Ox ‘Fibre Brush Company
Hood College Glee Club
Gettysburg College Men’s Glee Club
Church Brotherhood
Potomac Synod
Evanechtal and Reformed Church
Caffman Chapel
Air Reserve Officers Hear Col Gibbs At Camp Detrick
Air Reserve officers hear Col J A Gibbs and Dean Clif ford James at Camp Detrick as they stress the growing role of air reserves. Gibbs outlines new local flights and training by the University of Baltimore School of Business Industry and Management for reserve airmen. Col Alan W Lang announces a new reserve flight is forming in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Gibbs Jr
261Th Air Reserve Center
Baltimore
Clifford C. James
University of Baltimore School of Business, Industry, and Management
Air Reserve Advisory Board
Air Reserve
Frederick
Camp Detrick
Dean Jamies
Air Force
Gibbs
Marland
School of Business, Industry, and Management
University of Baltimore
Air Force Contract School
Alan W. Lang
Carroll County Agricultural Center plans unveiled near Westminster
An architect’s sketch shows a new main building at Carroll County Agricultural Center off Gist Road, one mile south of Westminster. The one story facility, funded by the Carroll County Board of Commissioners from part of the county home farm, totals about $25,000 with an exhibit hall, auditorium, and cattle barns. The Carroll County Agricultural Center Inc board includes Mrs. Joseph Coshun, Randall Spoerlein, Joseph Haines, and others, with Col. Long coordinating fundraising. Maryland tobacco growers require 45 million sticks worth $244 million to harvest the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Center
Carrol County Agricultural Center
Gist Road
Westminster
Carroll County Board of Commissioners
County Home Farm
Col. Long
Carrol County Agricultural Center, Inc
Ineah Farm c
Joseph Coshun
Farm Bureau
J. Herbert Snyder
Council of
Homer
Randall G. Spoerlein
Joseph Haines
Charles F. Brehm
Lester ¥. Stem
Pomona Grange
Landon C. Burns
Esther W. Gillette
Walter W. Bennett
Randell G. Spoerlein
Maryland
Fairchild To Deliver Air Assault Transports
The Air Force will receive the first C123 assault transports next month for the 468rd Troop Carrier Wing at Ardmore Oklahoma. Fairchild will build over 150 of these planes capable of carrying 60 troops or 24,000 pounds of equipment and featuring short field operation. Brig Gen Cecil H Childre commands the Ardmore wing which forms the 16th Tram Carrier Squadron to operate the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
18Th Air Force
Ardmore
Okia
Air Force
Fairchild Airplane Corp
Fairchild
Pratt & Whitney
Cecil H. Childre
Air Research and Development Command
Police Query About Husband’s Identity Asks Deafness Clue
A policeman questions a woman about identifying her husband if a body is found. She notes he is deaf in one ear, offering a distinctive detail for recognition.
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
The article discusses sheep as symbols of the weak and erring children of God. It notes sheep are not naturally docile or intelligent, often stray when they spot a path, and may roam for miles once committed to a route. It references the parable of the lost sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Churchill as Conservative Icon Shapes British Past and Future
James Marlow surveys Sir Winston Churchill as a stabilizing symbol rather than a revolutionary, noting his traditional attire at a royal dinner and his role in preserving the British Empire. He contrasts Churchill with Lenin and Hitler and reflects on wartime leadership and missed chances for a peaceful conference with Eisenhower and the Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Sir Winston Churchill
Reverniment
Churchill
CORUM
Lenin
Hitler
Eisenhower
Black Ties Origin and Senate Picks in Brief
A clipped Penney article notes trainmen on the Pennsylvania Railroad adopted standardized black ties after President McKinney’s assassination, following Charles Rutledge’s role in Buffalo. Also reported, Harry T. Phoebus, a Somerset auto dealer, is chosen as Senate minority floor leader and will replace Rob ert T. Kimble as head of the Employment Security Department. A Rome drug ring smuggling morphine is exposed as multimillion-dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard D. Culler
North Market Street
Stein
P. R. RR
McKinney
Charles P. Rutledge
Frederick
Buffalo
N. Y
Tigesye
Washington
Ninledge
Columbia
Clark
Assant
Mr. Rutledge
Phoebus
Annapolis
Senate
Rio
Ornery
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset
University of Maryland
Harry
Robert T. Kimble
R-Allega
Maryland Senator Warns on Air Force Command Move
Senator Beall reports Air Force plans to shift the Research and Development Command from Baltimore to Dayton next year. He opposes the move as impractical and harmful to employees and will seek a hearing before the Air Force appropriation bill action. He notes Maryland sports and other local issues as context around federal regulation debates. He also mentions detectives en route regarding a 33 year old hotel kitchen worker questioned in a kidnapping case from nine months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Glenn Beall
U.S
Maryland
Washington
Air Force
Talbott
Research and Development Command
Baltimore
Dayton
Ohio
Fish and Wildlife Service
State Senate
Ball Park
Senators
Judith Ann Roiberts
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Hereford
Atrliner
Ronkonkoma
United Air Lines
Col
J. A. Gibbs
Country Club
T Hollywood
Bobby-Seckers
Peter Rabbit
Universal Insulation CO
Aluminum
Edward S. Mobley, Jr
Wilson Place
James Walton
Main St. Middietasen
N.Y
Margaret Amn
Mary Jane
Head College
Paul O. Fritz
Mt. Airy
A.M. Rogers, Jr
N. Court
Fred
Thos. E. Cale
Boyds
W. Hl, Zimmerman
Adamstown
Chas. Axime
Knoxville
North Market ST
The
Lucille
Rome
Harcar & — Ag
N. Market St
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