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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1949

Page

4

Byrd Seeks Acheson Answer on Arms Pact Commitments

Senator Byrd questioned Secretary Acheson on whether ratifying the North Atlantic treaty commits the U S to arming member nations. He asked if any communications create a moral obligation to supply arms and whether such obligations exist, signaling wide Senate concern over the arms program and fiscal impact.

Washington Byrd D-Va Acheson North Atlantic Congress State Department United States Senate Virginian Acheron George Senate Finance Committee Taft Ohio Republican Policy Committee

All-American Opens Flights To Delmarva

All American Airways plans flights from Washington and Baltimore to Delmarva locations including Easton Salisbury Georgetown Dover Wilmington and Philadelphia. A Maryland Public Service Commission ruling blocks passenger and cargo service between Baltimore Easton and Salisbury while allowing mail and connecting passenger traffic. Chesapeake Airways already serves the three Maryland cities. All American has started service linking Baltimore and Washington with Pittsburgh and recently added Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland Martinsburg W Va and Connellsville Pa.

Salisbury All American Airways Washington Baltimore Delmarva Peninsula Easton Georgetown Dover Wilmington Philadelphia Maryland Publi Servce Commission All American Chesapeake Airways Maryland Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland Martinsburg W. Va Connellsville Pittsburgh

Holy Name Society Holds Maryland Convention in Annapolis

About two thousand delegates from across Maryland gathered in Annapolis for the Holy Name Society convention hosted by St Mary’s Church. Arch Bishop Francis P Keough of Baltimore spoke at Mass and later addressed a charity drive for an orphanage and aged home in Baltimore, extending through May 8 13. The event included tours of Naval Academy and a pontifical vespers at the Baltimore Cathedral in honor of Maryland’s 300th Act of Religious Toleration with Auxiliary Bishop Lawrence J Shehan speaking.

Annapolis Holy Name Society of Maryland St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church John H. Schultz Holy Redeemer College Washington Francis P. Keough Baltimore Catholic Charity Appeal Ignatius Smith Catholic University Naval Academy Maryland Keough Lawrence J. Shehan

Gift for Trying This Rupture Truss Ad in Kansas City

A vintage advertisement touts a new rupture truss marketed by Physician's Appliance Company of Kansas City Missouri. It promises comfort and ease with no leg straps or harsh pads, offers a 30 day trial, and a $3.50 special truss as a gift for reporting results. The notice urged readers to act quickly before losing the address.

Physician’s Appliance Company Koch Main Kansas City Missouri

Robeson Stay In Russia Urged by Senator O Conor

New York April 24 Senator Herbert R O Conor urged Paul Robeson to take citizenship in Russia if he prefers that country. He spoke at the Holy Name Society breakfast to attack Robeson for comments at a Paris Congress praising the Soviet Union. O Conor criticized Communists and Mindszenty, saying U S justice must continue to prevail.

New York Herbert R. O'Conor Paul Robeson Russia America O'Conor Holy Name Society New York City Robeson Congress of the Partisans of Peace Paris Paul Robeson xx Soviet Union Josef Cardinal Mindszenty U. S. Senate

Hanover Mood Club Elects Officers in April Meeting

The Hanover Mood Club met April 25 at Mrs Henry J Hoflacker's home. A report on the Alumnae Council meeting in March was presented by Mrs A E Chronister. Mrs Ferry Eisenhart will escort four Eichelberger Senior High girls to college this spring. Elected officers include President Mrs Gordon Fisher Vice President Mrs Richard Brubaker Secretary Miss Kathryn Alwine Corresponding Secretary Mrs James Leedy Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Howells.

Mgoby Hanover Hanover Mood Club Henry J. Hoflacker A. E. Chronister Ferry Eisenhart Eichelberger Gordon Fisher Richard Brubaker Kathryn Alwine James Leedy Elizabeth Howells

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