Four Faint As Monument List Jams Washington
On April 10 at the Washington Monument an elevator jam trapped 30 Lynview High School students from Kingsport Tennessee at the 480 foot level. Patsy Whittamore 18 fainted when the car stalled. Other girls Jeannette Kiser Doris Lawhern and Dorothy McConnell also fainted during descent or after reaching ground. The incident prompted staff to assist and a doctor administered smelling salts. In a separate note, Joseph D. Baker was named a Citizens National Bank director to replace the late Holmes D. Baker.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Pennessee
Patsy Whittamore
Ingspuct
Penn
Thoup
Lynview High School
Kingsport
Earth
Jeanette Kiser
Doris Lawhern
Dorothy McConnell
Miss Whittamore
Dogwood Fungus Threatens Blossoms Across Regions
A plant disease attacks dogwood trees, observed in Georgia Florida Virginia and Maryland. Dr Julian Ho Miller promotes Bordeaux Mixture as an effective control with spraying best just before bloom. Folded into a broader note on plant pathology and a local church gathering with spring plans.
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Athens
Lorelirst
Julian Ho Miller
Ani- Vereal
Georgia
Nas Low
Orida
Virginia
Maryland
Miller
A. Bitancourt
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Savannah
Washington
Court
W S of Araby Methodist Church Posts Youth Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the W S of Araby Methodist Church met at the hall with Mrs I W Briscoe as hostess. President Mrs Edna Rite opened the meeting. The program focused on youth with readings by Mrs Doris Lines and Mrs Sines and a song “I Am Thine Lord.”
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Edith Staufer
W.os8
Theatre notes glimpse through a muddled season recap
A garbled OCR fragment hints at Phil Wall serving as Ate Schaefer’s second season with the theater. Mentions last summer directing a program at the Bar kars Oper and a diverse set of performances described as part of a late week schedule.
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Don Swan, Jr
Hiltop
Maryland
Emerson Farm
Baltimore
George Schaefer
New York City
Thas
Phil Wall
Schaefer
Tbitap Theater
Barkars Oper
Shitner Stueh
Fire Rips Through Suburban Maryland Area Damaging Homes
A blaze swept the suburban Baltimore area near Frederick Maryland on Thursday April 20 1950 destroying a few outbuildings and injuring no one. The fire damaged a roof and shrubbery valued at about $5 000 and prompted county officials to plan a two week relief effort.
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Baltimore Washington
Dart
Phe Nowa
Frederick
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Holmes D. Baker
Bitancourt
Sisler
New Enland
Michigan
Krlorosol Feaulion
Amiben
A Wiliznasan Terug Starederick
Sears
Los Allstate
Pennsylvania
Gil
Allstate
Allstate Battery
Nicorarespaper
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
OLD Battery
Denier
Jeg
Armstrong
Bangarees
Frederick City
Duvnp
County Commissione
EWSPA
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