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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1951

Page

9

Wilson Also Quits British Cabinet Post

London April 23 Aneurin Bevan and Harold Wilson resigned from the Labour government’s ranks amid a fierce row over American arms policy. Bevan, denouncing ties to the United States, urged Britain to curb armament plans to protect living standards and social services. Attlee’s slim majority was tested in a Commons vote on railway freight charges.

London Attlee Aneurin Bevan Britain Board of Trade Harold Wilson Labor House of Commons Wilson Bevan United States

McKinney Purchases Snyder Property on West Broadway

Union Bridge reports Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McKinney have purchased the Charles Snyder property on West Broadway, where the municipal office is located, in what appears to be a local real estate transfer.

Local residents relocate and events noted in Union Bridge area

The report lists neighbors moving into East Broadway and Benedum Street, with Stonesifers and Stonesifer relatives, Grimes and Yinglings visiting Littlestown, and trips by Weeks Hess to Washington. It also notes Mrs. Grossnickle visiting Washington and a VFW Auxiliary chicken and ham supper planned for May 6. A local baseball club was organized, with officers elected including Millen, Devilbiss, Green, Nusbaum, Bankert, Bollin, and Elmer Wilson as ground keeper.

Roland Stonesifer Stonesifer O. J. Stonesifer East Broadway Benedum Street Q. J. Stonesifer Broadwater Russell Grimes Stonesifers Clifford Yingling Reoa Randy Union Bridge Yingling William Shadle Littlestown Shadle Harley Weeks John Hess Washington, D. C

Harney Banquet Held By St Pauls Ladies Aid Society

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls church plan a going away banquet for families and friends in Mt Joy parish starting Tuesday May 8 at 6 30 p m A party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Maurice Haines.

Harney Ladies Aid Society St. Paul's Church Mt. Joy Parish Maurice Haines

Local Gathering Names Attendees From Abbokstown and Surroundings

A list of attendees includes Mrs. Anna Topper of Abbokstown, Mrs. John McGaughry and daughter Susan, Mrs. Barthington Shriver, Mrs. Marlin Six, Mrs. Francis Haines, mear Harney, Miss Mary Haines, Mrs. Margaret Haines, Mrs. Wilbur Reiftnider, Mrs. Harry Clutz, Mrs. Robert Strickhouser, Mrs. Benjamin Marshall, Mrs. George Shriver, Mrs. Charles Slick, and Miss Mary as recorded for a community event.

Anna Topper Abbokstown John McGaughry S Susan Barthington Shriver Marlin Six Francis Haines Mear Harney Mary Haines Margaret Haines Wilbur Reiftnider Harry Clutz Robert Strickhouser Benjamin Marshall George Shriver Charles Slick Mary

Orphans Court Approves Accounts In Two Estates

The Orphans Court approved the second and final accounts of two estates. In the Staley M. Flook estate Lola V. Flook and Millard B. Flook reported receipts of 741.84 and disbursements of 66.20 with the balance distributed to the widow and four children after taxes. In the Wilbur Hamilton Funk estate executors Raymond I. Ford and Jane Davis Funk reported receipts of 1,000 and disbursements of 238.46 with the balance distributed per the will after taxes.

Orphans Court Staley M. Flook Lola V. Flook Millard B. Flook Raymond I. Ford Jane Davis Funk Wilbur Hamilton Funk

Special Election in Mt Airy on May 7

Mt Airy voters will cast ballots May 7 on a town charter update. Officials say changes are mainly modernization. no registration is required and only current registrants may vote. Polling place at the town office will be open 2 to 7 p.m.

Olfers Mt. Airy

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