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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1950
Page
11
The page fragment lists subscription rates for a Frederick Maryland publication and includes a long OCR garble with scattered phrases about local topics and a 1950 date. It mentions established dates, pricing, and Bureau of Circulation, but many readable items are intermixed with unreadable lines.
The article honors Holmes Baker for his long service to conservation and farm community welfare. It notes his roles with the Varalgow Fine and Parks Association, the Mis viene Branca, and the VMatiend Bayger, praising his coordination, leadership, and friendships. It mentions Alfred R Frey being appointed as a Farm Bureau insurance agent and references a mourning cloak butterfly CurDe.
Reports indicate various defendants, including Peres Stewaat and Stewart Klineharts, faced suspended sentences or probation in sessions at the House of Correction and local courts. Details reference speeding, tag violations, and alleged offenses with numerous names and locations across Baltimore and surrounding areas.
The Fresher Chance Garden Club names winners from its annual event with recognitions for volunteers and contributors. Notable participants include local residents and club members referenced in fragmentary notes such as Mr Claude Ravick and Mrs Tarde Batica, among others.
An April 199g column recalls festive Easter season events and social dances, noting community gatherings at a hall in Maname with various entertainments and local figures described. The piece mixes recollection with details of past social life and a restaurant scene, mentioning Mam and nearby venues.
Vague excerpts describe events from April 8 1930 including weather and mountain alerts near Wahington Frederick and Catoctin Manor. Mentions of Vindigtown and Festown hint at regional happenings and caretaker activity, with scant readable details.
The piece surveys congressional and judicial moves on outlawing communism, noting congressional committees and the Department of Justice may push new or existing measures while moderation faces opposition. It discusses public reaction, visa bans, prosecutions for contempt, and potential dangers of expanding or applying anti communist laws to other groups.
The article discusses changes to joint and separate committees in the Senate and House as they relate to foreign affairs and defense policy. It notes debates on subcommittee structures, secrecy, and the origin of spending bills, highlighting friction between Republicans and Democrats and the roles of key committees in shaping U.S. foreign policy.
Dr warns parents to watch for infant illness and fever as a suspected contagious condition spreads in hospitals and nurseries. Officials urge vigilant feeding and sanitation while a hospital staffer notes limited evidence of a cure and emphasizes preventive care.
Dorothy Dix urges parents to educate children about marriage and responsibility rather than treating romance lightly. She argues that delaying marriage and instilling realistic expectations can prevent unhappiness and divorce, stressing that parents must model support for the couple and avoid driving a wedge between spouses.
Reports say thousands fled as floodwaters swept across streets washing out power lines and severing telephone service. About 190 evacuated with 40 families stranded in the western district as the American Red Cross declared an emergency and rescue crews worked to aid displaced residents.
An informal tea Sunday afternoon at the Francis Scott Hotel ballroom honored Miss Mary Rockwell who will compete for the term starting May. Invitations extended to all clubs in the state, with numerous guests in attendance. Mrs Eleanor Fiverhart presided, assisted by past presidents Pauline Bowlus Ruth Perr and Bes Lea Thompson.
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