Legion Awards Honor County Junior High Teams
Francia Scott Key Post No 11, American Legion, held its monthly meeting Tuesday night to award trophies and medals for the County Junior High Schools Basketball Tournament. Frederick High won the championship, Brunswick High took second, Maryland School for the Deaf earned best sportsmanship, and Elm Street School received gold basketballs for fourth place. coaches Leitch and officials Hardy, Kenny, and Tracey received special honors. Approximately 40 players and coaches attended.
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American Legion
Legionnaires
J. F. Minor Simpson
Alvin G. Quinn
Frederick High School
Brunswick High School
Maryland School For the
Frederick
Brunswick
Elm Street
Leitch
Thomas Hardy
Philip Kenny
Earl Tracey
Frederick H. S
James Clemson
Bruce Schick
John Remsburg
Everett Remsburg
James Shaffer
Robert Routzahn
Russell Ty
Scout Head Is Club Speaker
Ches ter H. Childs scout executive of the Francis Scott Key District spoke to the Optimist Club at the Southern Restaurant last night about boosting sponsor support for Boy Scout troops. He noted sponsors come from men's clubs churches and PTA groups and stressed scouting’s fit alongside YMCAs and Boys’ Clubs.
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Chester H. Childs
Optimist Club
Southern
Childs
Francis Scott Key
Y.M.C.A
National Capital Area Council
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
John D. Shorrow
Joe R. Doupnick
Garbage Along Roads In County Draws Fire
Lewistown Citizens Association met to discuss disposing garbage along State and county roads. County officials and residents proposed using S bank and Fizler quarry in Frederick for disposal and reducing unsightly roadside litter. Officers were elected including President William Warren and Vice Presidents Trewell Beecon and E. Conwar. The next meeting is set for May 4. More than half of U S Bibles are printed in Philadelphia.
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Lewistown
S Bank
Fizler
Frederick
Citizene Sroup
Citizens Association
William Warren
Trewell Beecon
Conwar
Randolph Stull
Louise Stull
Frances Snook
George Green
George Firer
Albert Powell
Peabody Madrigal Group to Give Recital Here April 23
The Peabody Madrigal Group presents its annual spring recital on Wednesday April 23 at 8 30 PM in Calvary Methodist Parish Hall. Proceeds fund the Frederick Musicals scholarship for a student musician. Ifor Jones founded the group in 1948 and will conduct the Frederick program. The group sings mostly a cappella with George Manos as official accompanist when needed. Seated 500, tickets limited to that capacity and available through members and The Smoke Shop. Mrs Donald Leatherman is the general chairman.
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National Music Educators Conference
Washington
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National Gallery
Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians
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Calvary Parish Hall
Emmitsburg Exceeds Quota For Red Cross
Emmitsburg exceeded its Red Cross quota, raising 439.75 dollars against a 370 goal. Local organizers Col Thomas J Frasey and co chair Mrs. Frasey led a list of contributors and workers including the American Legion Auxiliary and Veterans groups. An FCC decision to lift the television construction freeze is expected next Monday, potentially allowing new TV facilities and channel allocations with a 75 day license filing period.
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American Red Cross Fund
Vicinity
Thomas J. Frasey
Emmitsburg Memorial
Veterans of Foreign Wars
An’s Sion
FCC
Commission
United States
Freeze Lifted Washington April 11 2 The Federal Communications
Federal Communications lifts a freeze announced in Washington on April 11, noting relief for the communications sector and outlining conditions that resume normal licensing and operations for broadcasters and service providers.
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Washington
Federal Communications Com
Thurmont Charter Overhaul Presented For Voters
Thurmont's 1832 charter is being overhauled. Town attorney Thomas S. Glasa drafts a new charter for voter approval on April 28. The plan creates a Mayor and five commissioners, with two year terms, removing the need for State Legislature involvement for local issues.
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Thurmont
Thomas S. Glasa
Board of Commissioners
Glass
Vogel says Michgan wage pattern not binding here
H H Vogel of Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City states that Michigan wage settlement will not set a pattern for the Baltimore company. He notes the company is bargaining with an independent union for trench workers, not the CVA COB union, while promising good faith negotiations and wages aligned with local standards in Maryland.
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Michigan
Maryland
Spleen of Calves Cancer Vaccine Reported
New York April 11 report to the American Association for Cancer Research describes a calf spleen based medicine. It uses minced spleen extract injected under the skin to treat early cancers with possible disappearance and temporary improvement in advanced cases. Dr George F Watson cites mouse tests and multiple cancer types showing shrinkage or recovery in many patients. A separate note mentions Garland P Feaga graduating from a Johns Mansville dealer training course in Manville New Jersey as Maryland’s representative.
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American Association For Cancer Research
George F. Watson
Kitchener Clinic
Kitchener
Ontario
Watson
Johns-Mansville Building Products Division
Manville
N. J
Feaga
Johns Mansville
Thurmont to Nominate Mayor and Two Commissioners
Thurmont citizens will nominate a Mayor and two Commissioners Monday night at Firemen's Hall at eight o'clock. Terms of Mayor S. Elmer Barnhart and Commissioners Charles R. Ambrose and Russell Flanagan expire this month. The annual election is set for April 28 from 3 to 6 p.m. Dory E. Beard and Ross V. Smith were elected last year for two years. James R. Dubel began duties as policeman Friday.
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Thurmont
S. Elmer Barnhart
Charles R. Ambrose
Russell Flanagan
Dory E. Beard
Ross V. Smith
James R. Dubel
Return of the Texan and other Tivoli week films
The Tivoli will screen Technicolor Return of the Texan with Dale Robertson Joanne Dru and Walter Brennan Sunday through Tuesday. A re-release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs follows. Frederick theater bills include White Savage Sugarfoot Host of the Bad Men and a double feature Outcasts of Black Mesa and Honeychile. An old house burns in West Lanham Hills. 250 years old slave quarters building on Stoney Hurst estate destroyed. owner Albert Turner plans tear down for new homes.
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Dale Robertson
Joanne Dru
Walter Brennan
Walt Disney
Frederick Theater
Maria Montez
Jon Hall
Sabu
West Lanham Hills
Stoney Hurst
Albert Turner
Modern Construction Co
Opera House presents Jane Froman life story week finale
At the City Opera House the life story With a Song in My Heart featuring Susan Hayward as Froman ends next Thursday with David Wayne Rory Calhoun and Thelma Nitter in support. A double feature follows next Friday and Saturday headlined by Bill Elliott in Waco and the Bowery Boys in Lets Go avy.
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City Opera House
Susan Hayward
Miss Froman
David Wayne
Rory Calhoun
Thelma Nitter
Bill Elliott
The
Bowery Boys
Fire destroys Crum farm near Damascus in April blaze
In Ruckville on Thursday Alfred E Crum discovered a chimney sparked fire that obliterated his Damascus area farm, causing about 10000 dollars in damage. He walked over a mile to call for help as Mrs Crum was away. A separate early morning fire near Sandy Spring damaged 3700 dollars worth of property at the home of Dr Thomas A Ladson Sr, a respected veterinarian.
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Ruckville
Alfred E. Crum
Damascus
Crum
Boston's 1894 leap to regular school child medical inspection
In 1894 Boston became the first city to establish a formal, regular medical inspection system for school children, marking an early public health milestone in pediatric care and school health oversight.
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