Twenty five graduate from first date Carnegie course
Frederick's first Date Carnegie course concluded Saturday with a commencement and banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Twenty five graduates, including two women, received diplomas after a January start and a program featuring speeches, contests, and awards. Notables included Warren P. E. Smith and B. Herbert Brown.
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Frederick
Carnegie
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Warren P. E. Smith
B. Herbert Brown
Baltimore Institute
Hugh H. McCormick
Frank M. ‘Dertzbaugh, Jr
Frank L. Crebs
Mr. McCormick
Donald L. Brachey
J. W. Brosius, Jr
Romaine
Rourle
Mr. Brosius
Post Card Poll Tests Stockholder Reaction
New York April 25 The case of Sherman M Fairchild founder and former chairman of Fairchild Engine and Airplane Co will be tested in Hagerstown Maryland Wednesday with a post card poll to measure stockholder interest in a pension contract for J Carlton Ward Jr Fairchild sent about 10500 stockholders a card asking for an X mark to approve or oppose the pension plan His expense the replies have come in with about 3000 responses received and only two or three disagreeing with his presentation.
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New York
Maryland
Sherman M. Fairchild
Fanchild Engine & Airplane Co
J Carlton Ward, Jr
Fairchild
Hagerstown
Ward
Corporation
Open Forum At Calvary Church Highlights International Students
President Paul F Douglas of American University and several foreign students spoke at Calvary church Methodist Youth Fellowship Sunday. A covered dish supper drew 60 members and a large public crowd as students shared customs from Liberia Philippines Chile Holland and Holland. The next gathering will be led by Grace Wilcox in charge with Hatlie and Louise Snyder as hostesses.
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Paul F. Douglas
American University
Washington
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Calvary Church
Sara E Kang
Liberia
Severmd Mentano
Philippine Islands
Alfred Endress
Chile
Arie de Vries
Holland
Mariska van Bemmel
Ekpe Ibe Chiach Nistor
Thomas Schwarte
Grace Wilcoxin
Hatlie and
Louise Snyder
Public meet to calendar McCurdy Field sports events
A public meeting is called by the McCurdy Field Commissioners in City Hall to establish a definite summer sports calendar. Team managers and interested candidates are urged to attend to help devise a feasible schedule and avoid conflicts. Tomorrow the commissioners will elect officers to serve the initial term.
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McCurdy Field
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Ottal
Formation of an association of free nations of western Europe
General Lucas D. Clay, U.S. Military Governor in Germany, says lasting peace rests on an alliance of free nations in western Europe, Germany included. He asserts such an association would curb Communist expansion and hinder the Communist front, in a message read at an AP luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
Lucas D. Clay
U.S
Germany
Free Nations
Western Europe
Europe
Clay
Associated Press
Worldwide News Gathering Cooperative
Atther
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
J. Wes Gallagher
Can't Estimate Cost of New Farm Program
Secretary Brannan told Congress the cost of the administration's new farm program cannot be forecast because estimates depend on general business conditions. He testified before the House Agriculture committee while outlining the plan ahead of an Easter recess.
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Washington
Brannan
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
House
Georgia’s Newroes and the Fiscal Debate on a Holiday Return
Members asked him to return after the holiday with cost figures. Brannan called estimates by Congress members reckless, suggesting annual costs from 3 to 10 million dollars. The text notes Georgia has more Newroes than any other state.
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Brannan
Congress
Georgia
State
The
Union
Close Neighbors Seek Privacy Fence Solution
A neighbor explains that with no fence between yards, conversations spill over and disrupt the other’s quiet. They propose building a privacy fence to restore undisturbed space in the adjoining yard.
Home Effect Of Arms Program Is Sought
Senator Gurney urged Congress to pre assess whether a proposed foreign arms program would weaken U S military strength at home. He favors careful analysis of how diverting materials affects American production and defense. Hearings on the security pact with Secretary Acheson begin Wednesday before the Senate Foreign Relations committee.
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Washington
Congress
Gurney
R-Sd
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Acheson
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Edwin C. Creeger
William G. Drummitt
Frank M. Dortzbaugh, Jr
Thelma B. Duvall
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Hyden H. Hoffman
William B. Rwin
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C. Patrick Nichols
Carmen E. Reeder
Romeine Y. Rouses
Richard L Shoemaker
Samuel J. Weston
Dale Carnegie
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James Chew
William G. Crummitt
Carmey Reeder
Richard Shoemaker
James Lyttle
H. Hyden Hoffman
Mason Hendrickson
Hugh McCormick
P. Eugene Ramsburg
William B. Irwin, Jr
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Frank Dertzbaugh, Jr
Frank Crebs
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Group of Free Nations
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