Deaths Mrs Hawkins Urbana Woman 63
Mrs. Lucy Viola Hawkins wife of Gilmer Richard Hawkins Urbana died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 4 30 am after six weeks illness She was 63 a daughter of the late Zachariah and Katherine Grimes Woodfield and a member of Urbana Methodist Church Surviving are her husband and ten children including Mrs Glenn Critten den and Edwie Gilmer Hawkins Funeral services will be Monday afternoon at two from the funeral home with interment in Monocacy cemetery Bealisville M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns April 27 1906
Highlights include a YMCA building campaign in Frederick with over 11000 pledged and a May 3 Building Fund meeting in Kemp Hall. Also note Guy P Bready of Adamstown nearing graduation and a Thurmont Reformed pastor-elect, Arlton Shafer’s Civil War service and later Maryland legislature work, Mrs Alice V Pratt selling her Washington County home on East Seventh Street for 900, and a Braddock Heights fire near Camp Schley prompting rail aid and a quick extinguish.
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Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from the News columns dated April 27 1936 report spring plowing delays due to dry soil a bank fire alarm at the Commercial Bank of Maryland a Mothers and Daughters banquet at Evangelical Lutheran church and the 85 witnesses summoned for a grand jury session. It notes births new speakers at garden club events and DAR meetings plus social updates on local families and civic groups.
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Dr Keeler To Be Honored By Local AAUW Tea
Mrs Mary Frear Keeler dean of Hood College history will be guest of honor at a Frederick AAUW tea to celebrate her appointment as national chairman of the Fellowship Awards committee. The event at Hood College Meyran Hall draws AAUW leaders and past fellowship recipients from Maryland and Washington.
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Washington
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Potomac May Fishing Open Across Counties in Open Season
The Potomac River will be open to fishing in Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick and Montgomery counties during all of May for all species of fish. The rivers fishing rules were relaxed after finding the previous closed May period caused more predators and did not benefit game fish populations. Black bass season remains June 1 in Maryland. Crappies bluegills suckers catfish and panfish will be active with 59 percent of weight from carp and suckers, 20 percent catfish, 11 percent panfish, and 10 percent black bass. Anglers are urged to remove more panfish and coarse fish to help more valuable game species.
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Disillusion Over Stalin’s Dissolution Of Comintern In 1943
The piece argues that the dissolution was overstated and that Comintern loyalties remained Moscow-driven. It notes continued Moscow funding and party discipline, suggesting minimal visible change in control and warning against naive views of Russia joining the broader family of nations.
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Decline of Cominform Era and Communist Expansions
The passage describes Cold War tensions and Communist expansion. It notes Czechoslovakia’s takeover by a Communist faction, Yugoslavia’s expulsion from the Cominform, China’s fall to communism, Korea’s attack, and fears of Berlin and Italy or France falling. It concludes that the Communist world now pursues redistribution while keeping Germany and Korea divided.
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Letters to the Editor on School Board Nominating Controversy
The News withholds publication of later letters critiquing the Frederick County Nominating Convention's school board nominees after the Governor's appointments are announced. Bible Class notes: Evangelical Lutheran Church Ladies No. 55 met April 17 with 35 members. Daisy Miller chaired, Catherine Bussard performed piano, others sang. Secret Sisters revealed. refreshments by Mrs. Scott Study group. next meeting May 15.
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Satisfactory health reports for local hospital patients
The condition of Mr. Clarence Delphey, a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, was reported as satisfactory. Mr. W. Wilson Stup, confined to Frederick Memorial Hospital since Monday, is improving nicely. Mr. Samuel G. Zimmerman, near Bethel, has returned home after surgery at University Hospital Baltimore and is convalescing satisfactorily.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Bethel
University Hospital
Baltimore
Longtime staff recognized in years of service list
The article names employees with 30 to 25 years of service. Notable honorees include Charles W. Wills Walter W. Poole Raymond Shultz Ora V. Hanshew Harry Harrison Victor Gilbert Arthur Hargett A R McEwen Elmer Hood William Biehl Mason Summers John Wilcox Raymond Clingan Raymond Smith Alfred Myers Walter Crone Lewis Plunkard Robert Eisenhauer James Wright Benjamin Baublitz Herbert Cannon Edgar Cromwell Roy Keeney Henry Wills Reno Gibo F W Weitzel David Robertson Lloyd Fisher Herman Baublitz Guy Hiltner Richard Fogle Clyde Beard Doyle Carr James Fisher Kathryn Grove Paul Lochner Roy Kemp Floyd Hanshew Robert Welty Alby Crawford Clarence Powers William Kehne Harry Shank John Toberg Mahlon Crum Harry Lambrecht Bertha Nicholson Melvin Partridge Ralph Beacht.
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Raymond_ Shultz
Ora V. Hanshew
Harry Zg. Harrison
Victor B. Gilbert
Arthur L. Hargett
A. R. McEwen
Elmer C. Hood
William D. Biehl
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John E. Wilcox
Raymond R. Clingan
Raymond E. Smith
Alfred F. Myers
Walter H. Crone
Lewis J. Plunkard
Robert B. Eisenhauer
James A. Wright
Benjamin F. Baublitz
Herbert 5. Cannon
Edgar S. Cromwell
Roy E. Keeney
Henry E. Wills
Reno X. Gibo
F. W. Weitzel
David N. Robertson
Lloyd F. Fisher
Herman J. Baublitz
Guy V. Hiltner
Richard A. Fogle
Clyde T. Beard
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Kathryn E. Grove
Paul B. Smith
Clarence M. Lochner
Roy C. Kemp
Floyd M. Hanshew
Robert M. Welty
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Clarence E. Powers
William C. Kehne
Harry M. Shank
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Ralph J. Beacht
Congress can investigate Communist infiltration argues high court
In a 8 to 1 decision Judge Walter Bastian leads a Court of Appeals ruling that Congress may investigate the history of the Communist party and ask witnesses about past affiliations if the inquiry serves a legitimate legislative purpose. The court rejects the claim that committees may only seek information without exposing individuals.
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Hyde Bill Extends Surplus Equipment Aid To Fire Units
Washington April 27 Representative DeWitt S Hyde Maryland introduced a bill to make volunteer firefighting organizations eligible under the Federal Property and Administrative Service Act for surplus equipment The existing law covers educational and public health uses Hyde says volunteers support four communities and should not have to bid to receive surplus gear The bill would ease equipment access for local departments reliant on community donations
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