GOP Support Backing Universal Military Training Debate
Washington April 6 Republicans in the House Arm ed Services Committee backed the draft-universal military training bill as debate closed. Rep Cole urged a strong military establishment while Rep Gavin argued it would not militarize the country. Rep Shafer said Gen Marshall set the D Day for UMT with Truman previously opposing. The bill would lower the draft age, extend service to 26 months, and seed universal service.
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Washington
House
Rep
Cole
New York
House Armed Services Committee
Gavin
R-Pa
Marshall
Shafer
R-Mich
George C. Marshall
Defense
U. S
Pentagon
Armed Services
Moscow
Defense Department
Court News and Marriage Licenses in Local Notices
Court actions list absolute divorces for Wickham Summers Wright. Marriage licenses issued include Everitts Baker and others. Several pairs from Ohio and nearby states file or finalize divorces. property deeds show transfers totaling $10 in various counties and cities.
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Donald Leon Wickham
Zona Christine Wickham
Doris Lidte Summers
Rey E. Summers
Mabel H. Wright
Holland Jackson Wright
Leo G. Everitts
Brunswick
Thelma
Baker
Lovettsville
Norbert W. Clark
Helen Virginia Latham
Charles Town
W. V. Thomas Clyde Keller
Buckleystown
Dotis Faye Brandenburg
North Wisner Street
Jesse Clay
Fal & Runkles
Samuel C. Fogle
Robert E. Patcher
James W. Brown
Isabel Boone Robert
James Bartgis
Helen Louisa Bartgis
Marie E. Spurrier
Charlotte Patterson Smith
Madame’s Hollywood raid nets suspects in luxury mansion
April raid by vice squad at a Hollywood Hills mansion arrests six women and five men. Madame Barrie Benson, 29, ran the home with her 3 year old daughter present. A black book listing names of stars and businesspeople was seized as officers described Benson as a possible Brenda Allen successor. One-time bodyguard Sam Farkas, 34, jailed for vagrancy.
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Hollywood
Vice
Hollywood Hills
Barrie Benson
Miss Benson
Merrill Duntan
Sam Farkas
Mickey Cohen
Local officers elected to serve to next March 31
Warren R. Evans vice president Thomas E. Williams second vice president Kent C. Nicodemus Jr secretary Joseph D. Baker II treasurer New directors added Joseph Harp Myersville Joseph D. Baker II Route 5 Frederick Rev Ezra Williams Frederick Ernest Hampaker Thurmont Floyd Main Middletown Ient C Nicodemus Jr Walkersville Ernest Berger Frederick Rev George Bennett Brunswick The newly elected directors with sixteen other members will hold their next Association meeting May 2.
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Warren R. Evans
Thomas E. Williams
Kent C. Nicodemus, Jr
Joseph D. Baker II
Joseph Harp
Myersville
Frederick
Ezra Williams
Ernest Hammaker
Thurmont
Floyd Main
Middletown
Ient C. Nicodemus, Jr
Walkersville
Ernest Berger
George Bennett
Brunswick
Easier To Build Youths Than To Mend Men
Dr. Clifton T. Perkins Maryland Mental Hygiene chief spoke at the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association annual meeting at the YMCA. He urged preventive care and noted 9,300 patients in state hospitals at an annual cost over 10.5 million dollars, stressing that loving care in uncrowded settings may aid mentally ill individuals better than therapy. The talk warned against future neurotic conflict and stressed national and international mental balance. Association president Edwin H Sponseller was re elected for another year after Perkins address.
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Clifton T. Perkins
Maryland
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Y M CA
de. Perkins
Perkins
Association
Edwin H Sponseller
Damage suits filed after Halltown dynamite blast
In Jefferson County West Virginia damage suits totaling 297 500 were filed stemming from the February 1 dynamite laden truck explosion at Halltown. One man William Thomas Bates was killed and 12 injured. Plaintiffs include Bates widow seeking 267 500 and two others seeking 5 000 and 25 000 for injuries and property damage. The blast occurred on U S Route 340 after a tire chain reportedly cut the gas tank. both truck drivers escaped serious injury.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
Halltown
William Thomas Bates
Edward M. Rude Motor Carrier Corp
Gibbstown
N. J
E. J. DuPont de Nemours Co
Wilmington
Del
Bate
Charles
David Taylor
Ernest Lewis
Lewis
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Hev
Chester Smith
Linganore Grange
Linganore
Court News
Baltimore
Harold Noel Arrowsmith
Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation
Murray
Arrowsmith
U. S Interior Department
Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen and
Bulova
James E. Doll
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Howard M. Albaugh
Theresa K Ross
Lafayette
Paris
Bunker Bull
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Walkersville High School
Glee Club
Mary Lowe Smith
Madelene Buhrman
Shirley Stine
Dagobert Bowers
Esther Dinterman
Wayne Winebrenner
Doris Roderick
Peggy Powell
Carroll Zimmerman
Janet Duncan
Bob Stull
Carol Ann Wickless
Roy Etzler
Pat Kettler
Dorothy Strine
Doris Smith
Glenn Lenhart
Doris Baker
Bobby Fogle
Nancy LeGore
Shirley Boone
Sylvia Boyer
Charlotte Brewer
Shirley Bussard
Betty Crum
Nancy Crum
Mary Dinterman
Mary E. Filler
Patty Filler
Shirley Frock
Grace Gladhill
Betty Green
Joanne Hartsock
Doris Hildebrand
Joan Keefer
Audrey Layman
Pat Layman
Yvonne Mentzer
Geraldine Miller
Carole Peterson
Shirley Powell
Mary Smith
Betty Stitely
Elaine Stover
Shirley Stover
Betty Toms
Judith Windsor
George Bell
Bill Clem
Ridgely Cramer
Allen Flannigan
Charles Jones
Sterling Fittinger
Johnny Schudt
Garnett Wismer
Bill Young
Maas Opticians
N. Market Street
Pearre
General Acceptance Corporation
Hoffman
Hoffmann
FMANN
W. 4Th St
Frederick, Md
Cumberland
Allegeny County
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Grant Place
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Chippers
Pattern Makers
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