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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1951

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8

Frederick Optimist Club installs officers in 16th District event

The Frederick Opti Mrs and Optimists gathered Thursday at the Southern restaurant for the installation of new officers led by Newton Evans of Cumberland. Joel Doupnik became president with Ernest Stephens and J Paul Smith as vice presidents, Victor Parker as secretary, and Melvin Willis among the directors. The group noted their Boys Club has 50 enrolled with a waiting list and presented $100 for hand tools to support crafts work.

Frederick Optimist Club Opti Newton Evans Cumberland 16Th District Optimists International Richard Rudy Optimists Southern Joel Doupnik Ernest Stephens J. Paul Smith Charles Ritchie Victor Palrer Harry M.lease Vincent Hull Melvin Willis John Grice Boys Club Boys of Frederick Doupnik Cedar Rapids Baltimore Weil Bros Joe Robert Doupnik Forrest Robert Doupnik Worma G. Doupnik Gedar Rapids Ftemrs Reg‘wilar Helen ‘ Grice S. Paul ‘Smith C. Burr Artz Wyandotte Mich West South Street Gale Cook

Mickey Cohen Indicted on Tax Evasion Charges

Los Angeles April 6 A federal grand jury indicted gambler Mickey Cohen on income tax evasion charges after Senate Crime Committee hearings cited his $300 000 in recent year borrowings with little security. Cohen said little, insisting he is clean. Also indicted was his wife Lavonne.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen Cohen U. S. Senate Crime Committee Estes Befauver D-Tenn Lavonne

Hobby Of Raising Camellias At Home

Frederick couple Fred erick man and wife Mr and Mrs Lewis H Knock cultivate camellias as a hobby. They maintain two joined greenhouses at 1016 A North Market street with over 300 plants. Active in camellia circles they belong to several national societies and attend shows including a Columbia South Carolina show. They do not sell commercially but supply florists on request and give blooms to friends.

Frederick Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Mary E. Knock Lewis H. Knock North Market Street Knocks American Camellia Society Southern California Camellia Society

Warning Issued To Drivers Of Trucks In Court Session

Magistrate Thomas S Glass in Peoples Court issued a warning to large truck drivers to obey highway laws. John William Lawson of New Market fined 10 dollars and costs for passing on a double white line after arrest by Trooper H P O'Brien near New Market on March 29. Other arrests included Collateral forfeiture and various fines for reckless driving speeding and failure to grant right of way. The Windsor Construction Company of Baltimore was the sole bidder for log cabin improvements at Lewistown property, bid 10827. Stock market mixed today as railroads lagged but general index edged higher in New York trading.

L Aw Thomas Glass Peoples Court John William Lawson New Market Lawson H. P. O’brien Clarence A. Naylor Dickerson Roby Watkins Monrovia Martin L. Wachter Frederick Howard W. Hood Mr. Airy Charles W. Miner Stephen M. Newton Alex Popp Finleyville O’brien James H. Rouzee, Jr Windsor Construction Company of Baltimore Game and Inland Fish Commission Lewistown Baltimore Frm

Flags At Half Staff Mourns La Prensa Fate

Flags across the United States flew at half staff to mourn the fate of La Prensa, the Argentine newspaper closed by the Peron government. The Washington National Press Club sparked the display, echoed by newspapers and radio stations, as critics labeled the action a blow to press freedom. The American Foreign Ministers Conference, meeting in Washington, adopted a resolution opposing government interference with newsprint controls.

Associated Press la Prensa Peron Washington National Press Club

Questions And Answers About Jai Alai And History

The text notes jai alai games in Miami at Biscayne Fronton and mentions people watching during season. It explains the nine of diamonds as the curse of Scotland linked to the Earls of Stair and the 1692 Glencoe massacre. It ends with a factual claim about the Nile River lacking tributaries in its last 1,500 miles.

Miami Biscayne Fronton Scotland Earls of Stair Glencoe Nile River

Miss Bloch Recital Delights Hood College Audience

Suzanne Bloch gave a Renaissance era recital in Brodbeck Hall Hood College featuring lute recorder and virginals with sung numbers. Despite a small audience she received hearty response and engaged listeners with informal program notes.

Suzanne Bloch Brodbeck Hall Hood College Miss Bloch Ernest Bloch Europe United States Hood Frederick Miss. Bloch Meyran Hall Shenandoah Conservatory Virginia

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