Cattle thieves strike on Frederick City meadow
Cattle rustlers killed a purebred calf valued at 50 dollars on the western boundary of Frederick City Tuesday. Police and Sheriff Gur Anders investigated with no clues yet. The carcass was skinned and quartered, with hides found in nearby areas. no suspects identified as members of Renn Livestock reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Renn, Jr
Frederck City
Gur Anders
Guck
Lvesteck
New Frederick City
Renn
Kitting
Teesd
Ben Prebes Jr
Otice
Renn Hvestock
Nustlers
Children Share In Estate Of Mother Conner
The will of Blanche W. Conner of Johnsville is admitted to probate. Daughter Helen W. Wolfe of Union Bridge serves as executrix, with real estate valued at 36 000 and personal property at 3 000. Proceeds from sale of real estate split three ways among Wolfe and two other daughters with life estate to Wolfe and remainder to Wolfe for a further daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche W. Conner
Johnsville
Helen W. Wolfe
Union Bridge
Willam
Hettye A. Hahn
Faculty Member's Art Is On Display at Hood College
Miss Kathryn Royer, Hood College assistant professor of art, exhibits a group of paintings in the Joseph Henry Apple library from April 6 to 15. The show features Pennsylvania Hills and The Flower Garden created with palette knife, The Stone Quarries, and Its Life With Antiques. Frames were refinished by the artist using scraped, repainted old frames or raw wood frames she finishes herself. Prior exhibits have appeared in Harrisburg, Indiana, and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Royer
Hood College
Joseph Henry Apple Library
Pennsylvania Hills
Harrisburg
Indiana
Hagerstown
Statewide voluntary accident insurance eyed for public school children
Maryland education officials consider a state wide voluntary accident insurance program for public school children. The plan would cover injuries from home to school and while at school activities. Premiums are tentatively set at 3 to 4 dollars annually with coverage up to 250 dollars per accident, contingent on at least 25 percent pupil participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Department of Education
Thomas G. Pullen
Maryland Committee of Health and Recreation
William 31. Brish
Washington County
Pullen
Frederick Izaak Walton League Meeting Speakers Outline River Survey
R D Van Deusen biology charge and Harold Eisler fisheries biologist from the State Department of Research and Education will address the Frederick Chapter Izaak Walton League at Hotel Frederick at 2 o clock. They will outline the Monocacy river survey and progress. Eisler will discuss the fisheries phase and seek help from anglers to keep catch records during summer. Letter to Dr W A R Bell confirmed attendance.
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R. D. van Deusen
Harold J. Eisler
State Department of Research and Education
Frederick
Izaak Walton Lea- Sue
Hotel
Elb
Eister
Ietter
W. A. R. Bell
Izaak Waiton League
Hood College Choir Takes Weekend Concert Tour
Hood College choir leaves Frederick Friday for a weekend trip to Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster and Muhlenberg College in Allentown. Miss Anna M. Budde leads and chaperones, with a joint concert at Franklin and Marshall Friday night and a repeat performance at Muhlenberg Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Marlenberg College
Allentown
Anna M. Budde
Franklin and Marshall Choir
Muhlenberg
Hood Choir
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Rail Brotherhoods Reject Wage Proposal
Cleveland April 6 three railroad brotherhoods rejected a wage and rules proposal by a Presidential board and gave carriers until April 27 to negotiate a settlement. If no agreement is reached a strike date will be set. About 150 000 workers involved. The unions demanded 30 percent raise and harsher rules changes.
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Cleveland
Truman
Monitors Chosen at Frederick Youth Council Meeting
At a Frederick Recreation Commission Youth Council meeting at Mrs. Harry Reid's home Paul LaBrush was named head monitor with Max Hamilton as assistant. Mary Ann Yanes and Jay K. 2S as siamis, Edna McPherson and Vivian Steven named assistant directors. A prize was drawn at the Parkview School dance tonight. Plans for a May dance are in progress. A fingerling is a small fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Weather Summary for April and Recent Temperatures
The report shows two hour precipitation of .03 inches ending 8:30 a.m. Today. April to date totals 1.63 inches while normal April precipitation is 3.55 inches. The 1947 April total was 1.85 inches, indicating a deficit of .60 inches. Yesterday high was 78, low last night 53. Sun sets at 6:40 p.m. Tonight rises moon at 5:34 a.m. and sets at 6:01 p.m.
At Odds Over Delay On Tobacco Referendum
Dr. Thomas B. Symons of the Maryland Agricultural Extension Service clashed with Southern Free State Tobacco Growers over delaying a vote on a Federal grading system. The Agriculture Department paused ballots 3500 Maryland farmers supported. Symons cited Farm Bureau and Extension Service rifts, centered on expected support prices of 31 cents.
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College Park
Thomas B. Symons
Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Southern Free State
Agriculture Department
Symons
Prince Georges County
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Farm Bureau
Maryland
Extension Service
Dr. Symons
Agri Department Opposes Higher Grain Grading Fee
The Agriculture Department rejected more than 41.9 cents last week, creating confusion and potential defeat for the grading proposal. Br. Symons cited the move as pivotal in shaping the outcome of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Br. Symons
Hood College Elects New Student Officers for 1948
The Cooperative Government Association of Hood College installs new officers at a Brodbeck Hall mass meeting. President Joan Schmitt receives the gavel from retiring president Ylus Muir, with Martha Kirkpatrick as vice president and Marion Peacock and Velevhradsky as treasurer and secretary respectively.
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Cooperative Government Association of Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Ylus Muir
West Englewood
N. J
Joan Schmitt
Tarentuo
Muir
Martha Kirkpatrick
Severna Park
Marilon Peacock
Philadelphia
Velehradsky
Flem
O Land
Omi Parker
Ber
Association
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Eynesburg
Mars Opticians
N. Marbet Street
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P.L. Hargett & Co
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P. L. Hargett & Co
Betty Jane Willhide
Ethel Willhide
Morris N. Willhide
Thur
Thurmont High
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
Martins-burg
W. Va
Walton League
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Ave
Boardwalk
Er Vaul Auchiar
Mgr
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Frederick. MD
Philip Hiteshew
South Benti ST
Allen G. Quynn & CO
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U.S. Naval Academy
U 5. Coast Guard Academy
Perchant Marine Academy
Moriame Academy
Enfistin Nationalerder
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Navy
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National Security Training Corps
Acath
Air Force
Coast Guard
Air Reserve
Motorola
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Valley Forge Distributing CO
Virginia Avenue
Adam Scheidt Brewing CO
Norristown Pe
Richard F. Kline
Water ST
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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