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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1954

Page

6

Coventry Council Abandons Civil Defense Amid Firestorm

London and major cities condemned Coventry's move to drop civil defense as useless. Civil defense officials branded the decision sabotage or panic, while a Coventry veteran urged 3,000 volunteers to protest with a march planned in the Corn Exchange. Only a few papers supported the move.

London Coventry Manchester Birmingham South Hampton Bristol Cardiff Swansea Leslie Bonham Civil Defense Corps Corneil House Labor Party Daily Herald Daily Worker Daily Mirror Cassandra

Ask License Case Review in Helena’s Tasty Shop Permit

Fifteen residents of Frederick district petition Circuit Court to review County License Commissioner Gail Cathells grant of a Class B on sale beer license to Donald and Mrs. McIntosh for Helena's Tasty Shop at 489 East Church Street. They allege the action serves no public interest, is arbitrary, and lacks substantial evidence, and that license limits per district were not met.

Gail L. Catshall Donald A. McIntosh Helena East Church Street Thomas 8. Glass McIntosh Frederick Charles H. Klipp Mildred J. Kipp William EB. Bu

Veal and beef feature weekend prices in national stores

AP reports veal will be a good buy this weekend with shoulder roast and ilogs or rumps offered at reduced prices in some chains. New York area stores sell shoulder veal roast about 39 cents per pound, while beef cuts like chuck and round show modest price drops. Eggs and milk trends soften as butter slides, with government notes on milk value. Prices for coffee rise while ground coffee remains strong and instant slightly higher. Produce remains plentiful with celery potatoes onions peppers and other vegetables at reasonable rates.

Associated Press New York Area New York Chicago Pittsburgh Jacksonville Boston Benson Acton

U N Security Council Turns to Debate on Palestine Raids

United Nations Security Council begins debate in New York on Israeli Arab border raids in Palestine with potential move toward a general review. The session includes mentions of regional tensions and calls for restraint among parties.

United Nations Ny.po U.N. Security Council Palesttine

Mrs Roosevelt to Speak at Maryland College Commencement

Mrs Franklin Delano Roosevelt will be guest speaker at Maryland State College commencement exercises on May 30. She will address graduates and attendees at Princess Anne venue, underscoring national leadership and education.

Mrs. Roosevelt Princess Anne Wo — iMrs Franklin Delano Roosevelt Maryland State College

Doctor Answers Common Health Questions In Q A Format

A physician explains transmission risks of arrested tuberculosis and other conditions. He notes that germs transfer only if a lesion breaks down and sputum is produced, advises regular checks for those with tuberculosis, and discusses cures for long standing syphilis, hysterectomy terminology, and other medical inquiries from readers.

Edwin P. Jordan NEA

Easter Dance Attended by 350 at Sun Day Event

Mrs. W. W. Corbin led the Easter dance with three Hood College students assisting. Committee heads Miss Sally Runkles and Miss Marjorie Atkinson decorated with bunnies chickens and eggs. Prizes donated by local ladies. next dance set for April 21. Also notes Paris visit by Porfirio Rubirosa and Zsa Zsa Gabor absence. Russian schools allocate 25 percent of curriculum to math and science.

W. W. Corbin Hood College Jean Ridgeway Joann Adickes Mary Pat Neill Sally Runkles Marjorie Atkinson Door Jerry Gue Harriet Reed Ronday Hest David Glass Cat Ry Tomscake David Ford George Smith Michael Croghan, Sr Rollins Atkinson Sharpes Florist Corbin

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