Librarian of Congress to Speak at Hood College event
Luther Harris Evans tenth Librarian of Congress and successor of Archibald MacLeish will speak in Hood College public events series on Education and International Understanding Thursday April 27 at eight in Brodbeck Hall. The Library of Congress 150th anniversary is celebrated this week with an investment of about 118 million dollars. opened April 24 1800 by John Adams.
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Luther Harris Evans
Congress
Archibald MacLeish
Hand College
Brodbeck Hall
Ivans
Lewis Mumford
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood
Mumford
Library of Congress
John Adams
Capitol
Donngo
Sawyerwilte
Tex
Huad
Powell
Deeper In The Red Revolation Of Fiscal Crisis
The piece warns the federal deficit will exceed the reported figure and burden every American with higher taxes or living costs. It urges Congress to scrutinize all federal spending, notes the Hoover Commission plan, and criticizes President and Byrd leadership while predicting stubborn public debt growth.
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Congress
Altgether
Hoover Commission
Treany Hope
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Scare campaigns to raise medical funds outlined
A panel of doctors argues scare campaigns can trigger anxiety and delay treatment for diseases like cancer while noting some propaganda may be unfounded. They urge calm, factual measures and early treatment once cures are found, citing fear-driven actions and the need for sensible medical outreach. A local divorce bill is dismissed in Equity Court with costs taxed.
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Frederich
Hector
James F. Brasleford
Spectator
Matt
Frederick
Baltimore Sun
Bill
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Equity
Evelyn £. Bitler
Floyd W. Bitler
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
William M. Storm
Theee Bs Chass Annual Banquet Held At St Pat's
Theee Bs Chass held its annual banquet at St Pat's Evangelical Lutheran Church with a program themed around April travel. Mrs Helwig opened with a benediction and Mrs Harold Mooper sang a solo amid humor and jokes from Mrs Baal Danterman and Mr. Ralph Kebbe. A chorus of names followed as attendees listed, and the next meeting was announced for May 17 at the new parish house with mothers as guests.
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St Pat's
Helwig
Harold Mooper
Myre
Kena Culier
Baal Danterman
Ralph Kebbe
Adna Culler
Olive Meneell
Mies
Margaret Sayler
Charles Stall
Bana Culler
Ralph Ketne
Harry Filler
Norman Green
Claude Stall
Pauline Cromwell
John Keller
Olive Mennell
Joseph Carlatti
Ada Frances Smith
Fifty Years Ago News From Colima and Baltimore Fire News
Fifty years ago love and home figures in Colima and Baltimore as Mr and Mrs George C Dery resume life after a split weeks apart. Fire companies announce nonparticipation in state contest. ornamental prizes replace cash awards at the convention in Baltimore. Edwin C Marakeli chairs a Republican slate for county school commissioners. Harvey R Lfa se buys and beautifies Brengle property opposite the Fair grounds. Ransburg Ferthazer Company clears debris from a recent fire and rebuilds sheds to cover damaged fertilizer stock.
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Ant
George C Dery
Crty
Dred Watts
Baltimore
Mars Derr
Derr
Edwin C Marakeli
Republican County Central Committee
Snoita
Jacob B Tyson
Erta R. Zimmerman
Refsover Ames Verner
Henry Zammerman
Harvey R. Lfase
Brengle
Fair Grounds
Ranmsburg Ferthazer Company
Opening of North Jefferson Street Set for Tomorrow
Twenty years ago notes report the opening of North Jefferson Street from West Patrick Street to Carroll Parkway slated for tomorrow. Walkersville shows 623 residents per census, up 27 from a decade earlier. Rev Dr Luther F Warner, 62, former Buckstown Methodist pastor, dies in Baltimore home. Brunswick schools win three prizes totaling 200 dollars in Apple Blossom festival parade. Winchester names Miss Lais A Town, Frederick County princess, travels to Winchester by plane.
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Jefferson Street
Patrick Street
Walkersville
Luther F Warner
Methodist Protestant Church
Buckenstown
Baltimore
Brunswick
Winchester
Lais A. Town
Frederick County
Washington Daybook April 25 1949 Social Security debate near passage
Washington Daybook notes that Truman's Fair Deal would expand Social Security coverage with the House already passing a bill and the Senate Finance Committee poised to mirror it. Key dispute centers on the definition of employe and whether to include full time farm and domestic workers, with potential quick conference and White House transmission.
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Washington
Truman
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
American Medical Association
White House
Washington Warning on Berlin Demo and Possible War
The United States warns that if a planned Communist youth demonstration in West Berlin escalates, there will be resistance first by peaceful measures and then by force if needed. The issue ties to Russia's actions and a potential clash akin to earlier Rhineland tensions, with debates over war and peace and calls for unity behind the government.
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Washington
United States
Russis
West Berlin
Russia
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Rhineland
Magrow
Russa
Hallie Sea
Congress
Renny
Ian Brissias
Krodling
Berlin
Department of State
National
Louis Budenz
Senate
McCarthy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Dean Acheson
Wisconsin
Ardence
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Sherrow Named Director of Frederick Boys Foundation
Jack Sherrow former district Boy Scout executive chosen as director of the Frederick Boys Foundation Inc sponsored by the Frederick Optimist Club which runs the boys club at 101 West South Street The club aims to work with youth and meets Fridays at West South Street and Saturdays at the YMCA pool Plans include a Washington trip for local youths The groom is an Army engineer stationed at Andrews Air Force Base and the couple will reside in Washington
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Jack Sherrow
District Bow Scnui
Yhosen
Frederick Boys Foundation, Inc
Frederick Optimist Club
West South Street
Shorrow
Elih
Optimist Cith
Fuendis Insurance Comepany
Claude Fulmer
Vrederick Fogh School
Tyethet
Ene
West Snuth Street
YMMCA
Washington
FBI
Capitol
Eva Stine
Frederick
William Beall
Army Engineers
Andrews Air Force Base
Hus
Four-Rice Nuptials Here On Saturday
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Rice and Murray Holmes Fout were married Saturday at the bride’s parents home. Rev Paul tl Althouse officiated in the presence of immediate family. Attendant was Helen Mathers. The couple reside at 105 East Third Street. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate and nurse trained in Baltimore and St Louis. The groom is a Frederick High School and University of Maryland graduate and a Navy veteran now practicing law.
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Margaret Elizabeth Rice
Roger R Rice
Clarke Place
Murray Holmes
East Pattick Street
Murray DP Pont
Paul Tl Althouse
Erangelical Reformed Church
Helen Mathers
Frederick
Wedding banns and engagements announced in local churches
Banns announced for Richard Thompson and Mary Alice Murphy at St Marsh’s and St Ignatius Urbana. Engagement announced for Janis Nancy Schneider to Abraham Selar. Babb and Beall marriages noted, with details misaligned in text. wedding plans not yet set.
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St Marsh’s
Petersville
Richard €. Thompson
Mary Alice Murphy
St Ignatius Church
Urbana
Freda E. Schneider
Baltimore
Janis Nancy
Abraham Selar
Mes
Maurice Selar
North Market Street
Defense Presenting Evidence For Maragon
Washington April 25 The defense in the John Maragon per jury trial opened its full day in court with plans to rest early if the government fails to prove that Maragon lied to Senate investigators about money matters and business relations with government agencies. Defense lawyer Irvin Goldstein indicated a possible quick verdict and noted uncertainty on calling Maragon or Maj. Gen. Vaughan as witnesses and whether Senator McCarthy would testify. Meanwhile a church notice reports Mrs Edward Carey hosting the Everfaithful Young Women’s Bible Class at Doubs Lutheran church with eleven members and ten visitors.
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Washington
John Maragon
Maragon
Senate
Bootblack
Harry Vaughan
Irvin Goldstein
Vatahan
McCarthy R
Wis
Edward Carey
Doubs Lutheran Church
Rayla Specht
Raymond Basford
Marshall Main
Howard Brown
Rayhu Speent
Mortar Board Installation On Wednesday at Hood College
Kesetone chapter of Mortar Board, the honorary women's fraternity, installs new officers at Hood College on Wednesday afternoon April 3. Miss Mary teCain presides, with Miss Arley-Joyce Lundie succeeding as president. New officers include Miss Vivian Velehradsky, Miss Mary Ellen Wood, Miss Dolores Holland, and Miss Theresa Falaguerra. A formal dinner follows in Coblentz Hall with faculty members and guests.
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Kesetone
Mortar Board
Hood College
Mary teCain
Scarsdale
N. Y
Meyran Hall
Arley-Joyce Lundie
Orange
N. J
Wil
McCaim
Coblentz Hall
Katherine Sherrill
Andrew G Truxal
Ruth BE. Perry
Elizabeth E May
Miles Sherrill
Istice
Mor‘tar
Martha Mey
E' Lish
Grace No Brown
Janet A Tnid_ee
Katharine E Dukew
Mary Grace Helfengtein
Alumnae Association
U S Opposes Taking Britain Debt Share in Debate
In Washington the Senate rejected Britain’s plan for the United States to assume part of Britain’s sterling debts. Chairman Connally Taft and Wherry spoke against the proposal, arguing the US cannot or should not take on related overseas liabilities amid a foreign aid debate.
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Washington
Senate
Britain
United States
Charman Connally
Taft
Ohio
Republican Senate Policy Committee
Thois
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate Roar
Tam
India
Pakistan
Southeast Asia
Tatt
Great Britain
Connally
Sesserday
Arison
Elbert) Thomas
Utah
McFarland
Arnz
Kiwanis Talk Highlights Human and Spiritual Aims
Taneytown Kiwanis welcomes Claude Hellman as guest speaker, stressing two Kiwanis objectives: primacy of humanity and spiritual values, and applying the Golden Rule in all relations. He links unity against cold war pressures to support for the European Recovery Program, notes concern over Communism, and urges continued interclub activity with other clubs in coming weeks.
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Taneytown
Claude Hellman
Kiwanis International
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Taney Inn
Tewis Crumpacker
Hellman
Fioint
Cominwinis
Kiwanis Club
Tians Club
Ina
Tattlestown
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Charles Slonesifer
Key Ohh Committee
Helen Arnold
County Home Demonstration Week Marks Local Effort
County's Club Women plan a week of events April 30 to May 6 to celebrate National Home Demonstration Week. Local Homemakers join 3,000,000 nationwide in the theme Today's Home Builds Tomorrow's World with church services, broadcasts, talks, and a May 2 open meeting featuring FBI agent Vernon J Goerty on juvenile delinquency and crime.
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Fredenck Count
United States
Lewistown
At & Amn
Paul Buhrman
Howard Mayne
Jug Bridge Club
J Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Paul L Althouse
Annulment Suit Seeks Void Marriage and Maiden Name
Doris Jean Hassler Wetzel of East Riverdale petitions Benniy Court to void her 1950 marriage to Allen Arthur Wetzel alleging perjury on a license application. They married March 19 1950 in Hyattsville but claim no consummation and she seeks to resume Hassler name. Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk represents the plaintiff. A separate field trip notes Hood College housing class visiting The Fotomac Electric Power Co and the Electric Institute of Washington with about 14 students and instructor Miss Mary L. Mather.
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Doris Jean Hossler Weters
Hyattsville
Right
Doric Jean Hassler
Edwin F. Nikirk
Fotomac Electric Power Company
Electric Institute of Washington
Hood College
Mary &. Mather
Question and Answer Notebook on Whittington and Representatives
The text discusses whether Dick Whittington is a legendary figure noting that Richard Whittington was a real English merchant and London mayor and that legends of a sent cat are unfounded. It defines a representative-at-large as a statewide elected official when districts aren’t drawn after apportionment. It clarifies that resin is the substance left after turpentine is made.
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Dick Whittington
Richard Whittington
London
Barbary
Swedish Trawler Chased by Russian Minesweeper
A Swedish trawler Laren from Soglvesbere was chased by a heavily armed Russian minesweeper from 24 miles off the Polish coast to Swedish territorial waters near Gotland. The incident, reported by Mar Sentidnincen, led to police questioning of the crew in Karlskrona. Sweden protests Soviet BalticSea territorial claims and minesweeper harassment.
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Stockholm
Suerten
Baltic Sea
Mar Sentidnincen
Soglvesbere
Ballietadt
Sweden
Soviet Union
Baltic
Alrik Johannson
Sweedish
Gotland
Karlskrona
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