170 Teachers Attend Dinner
More than 170 county teachers attended the Frederick County Teachers Association banquet held in the Francs Scott Key Hotel hall room Tuesday evening. Tolbert Lawser introduced officers and retiring teachers as Eugene W. Pruitt and George C. Rhoderick spoke. Musical numbers by Thompson's Business College students accompanied by International Night decorations and national anthems.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Francs Scott Key Hotel
The
Assoration
Tolbert Lawser
Tharment
Emitsburg
Arvin YP. Dors
Emmitsburg
Dora Magaha
Zelma Smith
Marty Frushour
Paulie van Pelt
Trma Stauth
Eugene W. Pruitt
Edina Leiter
James Cc. Biehl
Marion K. Green
Robert S. Tyson
William E. Hauver
Hal Lee Ott
Bess Castle
Chester G. Clem
Laswyer
Connie Mack Retirement Toasts From Baseball World
Tributes flood the American League as Connie Mack reaches his fiftieth anniversary with the Philadelphia Athletics and his sixty sixth year in major league baseball. The aging manager remains famed for his keen eye and steady presence while fans and peers praise his lifelong contributions. He watches the field from the dugout, fanning himself with a lineup sheet as blue eyes scan the infield.
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Cornelius McGillicudey
Connie Mack
Disappointing Income Forecast In Early Budget Outlook
Congressional advisers say year start income estimates were wrong with next fiscal year revenue likely over one billion dollars below initial figures. The report notes common wage earner experiences of income shortfalls and rising expenses, urging a safety margin to prevent broader fiscal trouble. Short session of Peoples Court heard Levin T. Lewis guilty of feckless driving with fines, plus multiple arrests by state troopers for various offenses.
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Congressional
Hely
Peoples Court
Alton Bennett
Levin Tv. Lewis
Myersville
Frederick
A. D Hasenbucter
Lloyd Stottlemine
Washington
James A. Chane
Mt Airy
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago in the Brunsw ick Knoxville district over 500 applications awaited Peanut uprooting? Pcum erators appointments. about 149 total across the district, with around 40 in this city and county. The new county road from Brunswick to Knoxville opened to the public at a cost of 4500 pounds. Luther C Derr sold a West Patrick street dwelling in John Abrecht for 98250. Reform Sunday school infant reception drew several hundred children with games, ice cream and cake. Heirs of William Frerie sold property on East Third near Market to County Commissioner George A Dean for 1899 dollars.
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A. H. Harring
Brunswick
Knoxville
Luther C. Derr
West Patrick Street
John Abrecht
William Frerie
East Third Street
Market Street
George A. Dean
Blaze destroys Roy Leatherman chicken brooder house
Twenty years ago local items report a blaze in a chicken brooder house caused by a defective lamp wick, killing about one hundred young chicks on Roy Leatherman’s property near the city light plant. Daylight saving time is noted as not yet adopted in Frederick. A fatal automobile crash near Plane No 4 claims two lives, including James Svanos, about 45. Chicago high school pupils totaling seven hundred visit the city and Gettysburg via two Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains.
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Roy Leatherman
Bettimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick City
Plane No 4
James Svanos
Chicago High Scnos
Gettyeburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Luminens Council
Colemiia
Ity
Fayer
Ef A
Washington
Congress
Copsright
Globe Saint
Librarian of Congress to Speak at Hood College
Librarian of Congress Dr Luther Wirris Evans will speak at Anon College tonight at eight in Bradherk Hall on Education and international understanding. The event is a public feature by the college, with Evans holding degrees from the University of Texas and experience at Princeton and the Library of Congress. The article notes anniversary events for the library and local property deeds, plus a Wesleyan Guild talk by Mrs Cecil D Miller on Japanese culture and a guild banquet planned for June 28 with speaker Miss Alla Ten.
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Luther Wirris Evans
Congress
Anon College
Bradherk Hall
Entiere
Evans
University of Texas
Sid PO
Wynan Shinford
Uni- TorerHy
Tim
Taunt
Wesleyan Guild
Cecil D. Miller
Lee Place
Japan
Wesleyan Co
Phyllis Haller
Center Street
Muller
Wilda Haller
Millers
Alla Ten
Frederick
Ruth Cronise
Ethel Nichols
Washington Daybook highlights Finletter Air Force shift
Washington Daybook notes the appointment of Thomas K. Finletter as U S secretary of the Air Force and the ongoing reorganization of the National Security Resources Board under Stuart Symington. It also covers reflections on defense leadership, lobby activity, and political shifts impacting Midwestern farmers and Washington governance.
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Washington
U.S. Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Air Force
Lax
Venus
Nevada
Fintetter
Stu Symington
Senate
Defense
Louis Johnson
Trimah
Air
Defame
Syvininuten
Johnson Wald
Finletter
Abel
Dye
Tie
Joe Dickman and the Coal Mine Labor Fight
An op-ed recounts Navy veteran Joe Dickman losing civil rights after calling John Lewis a dictator. It argues the closed shop and union coercion force him to stay unemployed, criticizing government and liberal groups for inaction while noting political pressure on unions and insufficient protection for workers speaking out.
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Washington
Caneo
Joe Rickman
Joe Dickman
Free
America
John Lewis
Dickiman
Satter Sharp
Anyape
Ingand
Maimien
Trent
Unnion
Dimien
Trier
Biekman
Free America
Jibety
Congress
Joe Diekman
Noford
Voice of America
Russia
Truman
Dickman
Department Ofusfice
FBI
South
Ditkman
Lewis
Democratic Party
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
The
Americans Civil Liberties Union
Washington Evening Star
United States
Community Players Bow In Restored Winchester Hall
Betty Sullivan reports on Community Players Inc presenting The Bishop in the newly restored Winchester Hall theater. Improved stage lighting, exits, fireproofing, and a professional backstage setup accompany a lively amateur performance led by director Joannie Deckers and featuring Walker Jolliffe and Ramsburg among others. The show showcases light comedy with strong acting and technical effects, including a memorable trick involving breaking glass.
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Betty Sullivan
Emery
The
Comomnity Players, Inc
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Lax
Connamite Piggers
Amanurs
Phup Harvey
Cand Comemissioner
Sam Youne
UTI
Joinnie Deckers
Walker Jolliffe
Walker
Mareatret Ramsburg
Emily
Cordain
Peg Quinn
Waller
Braddock Heights
Paul Magaha, Jr
Red
Richard Smith
Collins
Wick Varkonsj
Frenchy
Siswart Kerr
Braote
Cheese making talk highlights science and art
Trained Newl Gross of Camp Detrick spoke on cheese making at the Frederick branch meeting of the American Association of University Women. He described cheese making as controlled bacteriology and an art based on operator judgment, noting environmental factors and types of cheeses worldwide.
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Newl Gross
Camp Detrick
Frederick
American Association of University Women
Lawrence Mannawalt
William H. Kemp
Hannawalt
Watkins Acres
Katharine Dutrow
Aliss Mary Grace Helfenstein
Flossie Cain
Ruth Raymond
Louise Hendrickson
Marion MacPhail
First steam locomotive in America and Tom Thumb rail use
The first steam engine to run on rails in America was built by John Stevens in 1825 on his Hoboken estate and was a limited experimental run. The first American built locomotive to operate on a common carrier railroad was the Tom Thumb in 1830. Coffee ranked as the largest single U S import by value in 1949, with paper and paper materials second.
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America
John Stevens
Hoboken
Stevens
United States
Tom Thumb
When To Buy Says Babson In West Mass Letter
Roger W Babson discusses business conditions in Lotir Massachusetts. He predicts no imminent stock market crash due to the Cold War and unemployment but warns of a slow erosion from rising competition and debt. He cites Dewey and Dakin cycles suggesting prices may drop in about two years, with farmers optimistic about debt repayment and farm improvements.
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Roger W. Babson
Lotir
San Ay
Russia
Edward R. Dewey
Edwin F. Dakin
Dewey
Dakin
Stalin
Europe
Joe Stalin
Congress
Constitutional Convention Talk Given Historical Group
The Historical Society of Frederick County met with President Parsons Newman in charge. Robert E. Ciapa Jr delivered a talk on the Constitution of Maryland while discussing the push for a constitutional convention and Maryland's evolving history. The meeting featured gifts and a noted genealogy addition, with officers to be elected at the next session on May 15.
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Salisbury
Hoot College
Meyran
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Parsons Newman
Robert E. Ciapa, Jr
Iwao
Maryland
Clapp
Rensons
Tand
Charles W. Wand
Severa
Charlie II
Frederic Eounty
Jame Lewis Hank
Ventnor
Clinton McSherry
The
Home For the Aged
Mt. Olive Cemetery Company
200 Attend Meeting Here Fifth Anniversary FTA Club
Approximately 200 guests from Montgomery and Frederick counties attended the fifth anniversary celebration of the Marcelene Kefauver Club Future Teachers of America at Frederick High School Monday afternoon. Attendees included high school club members and sponsors from Montgomery Blair Silver Spring Damascus Gaithersburg and Frederick County.
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Montgomery
Frederick Counties
Marcelene Kefauver
Future Teachers of America
Frederick High School
Montgomery Blair High School
Silver Spring
Damascus
Gaithersburg
Frederick County
Frederick High
Farcene W. Pruitt
Duval W. Sneadner
Mary Wright Silvey
FTA
Maryland State Teachers Association
Evelyn Mudge
Hood College
Frank H. Lewis
Jean Blickenstaff
Cipal
Harry O. Smith
Mr. Pruitt
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Sainte Street
Richire
Kline
William Rothshaw
Westbrook
Washington Daybook
Roger Stammhter
Harry Trueman
Kansas
Worriag
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Daten
Shinwhtee
Slaughter
Shraghter
Midwest
Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Istanbul
Turkey
Aking Craes
France
Netherlands
David Lawrence
Mr. Babson
Mr. Truman
General Eisenhower
iCopyright Babson
Fern Schneider
Montgomery County
Joyce Crouse
David Hinshaw
Miss Blickenstaff
Janiz Wickless
Smith
Sweagner
Robert Tyson Foy
James B. Ranrk
Mrs Blickenstaff
Janice Wickless
Nanci Stu
Barbara Weaver
Mary Rhoads
Costello
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Castello
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Belbert Mull
Mark Gouhart
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