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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1951

Page

15

Public Hearing On Deer Hunting Degeneration Apr 27

Maryland deer hunting hearing set for April 27 at 7 30 p m in Princess Anne to review broadened seasons from six to twelve counties The review also invites dove and woodcock season recommendations from individuals and organizations The hearing led by Harold Smith Kelmer covers deer mammal regulations adopted earlier and county specific methods including shotgun slug and bow use in Somerset County

the News Frederick Mary, Jane Maryland Princess Anne Somerset County Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission Harold Smith Kelmer Commission Gilso Garrett Allegany Washington Cecil Worcester Kent Queen Anne's Caroline Dorchester Sameset Wicomico Somerset Baltimore Harford

Jury Deadlocks in Lodge Gambling Case in Hagerstown

The trial of a Moose Lodge on charges of maintaining four slate machines in its chththrooms ended without a verdict after four and a half hours. Chief Judge Mish discharged the jurors and warned them to keep deliberation secrets. The lodge was among eight fraternal groups charged after a January 19 police inspection. The State's Attorney said he would decide whether to pursue the other seven cases.

Hagerstown Royal Moose Lodge Joseph D. Mish Fourth Judicial Circuit Moose Lodge John Hollyday Washington County

Moose Lodge case may seek retrial after trial defense

Moose Lodge officials argued at trial that slot machines were used only at private parties by members. Police testified the machines were locked in a metal cabinet in a downstairs room with a bar and card tables, and key disclosure followed a two hour wait. Judge Mish told jurors they could find innocence if machines were only stored downstairs. otherwise a guilty verdict was required.

Moose Lodge The Moose Mish

Araby W C 8S Meets At Monthly Club Session

The Araby WSC met in the hall with Mrs Gladys Morningstar hosting. President Mrs Edna Rice opened the meeting with songs, prayer, and scripture. Mrs Rice spoke on Women Their Work and Health. Thirteen members answered roll call. A pig drawn by Mrs Hilda Rice was won by Mrs Dorothy.

Araby W. 8. C W. S.C Araby Gladys Morningstar Edna Rice

W S C S zone meeting officers listed at Mt Pleasant

Nine members of the W. S. C. S. attended the April 12 zone meeting at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church. New officers were elected for the year with Mrs. Edna Rice as President and Miss Celia Ausherman as missionary secretary. The next meeting is scheduled May 14 at the hall with the annual birthday party. The session closed with benediction and hostesses served refreshments. TRIBUTE TO DR THORNING Washington April 18 tribute paid to Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning, associate editor of World Affairs, for inter American achievements.

Thorning Washington Joseph F. Thorning World Affairs Congress House of Representatives Frederick County

Truman asks Symington to lead reorganized REC

President Truman asked W. Stuart Symington to become administrator of the reorganized REC. Symington, 43, immediately accepted and is now chairman.

W. Stuart Symington Washington Truman REC Symington U. Symington

National Security Board reshaped under single head

President Truman won congressional assent to reorganize the RFC, replacing the five-man board with a single administrator. In St Louis, a church choir held a covered dish supper with an organ recital led by William Sprigg, featuring Bach and Simmonds pieces, while a satirical piece by Mrs Donald Leatherman amused attendees.

The National Security Resources Board St. Louis Truman RFC Evangelical Lutheran Church William Sprigg Bach Simmonds Yon Sprigg Donald Leatherman Ray Spurrier Lanner

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