Woman Thief Foremanship Takes Diamond Training Ring And Cash
A self possessed woman in her 20s robbed dorm rooms on Hood College campus late Tuesday afternoon. She entered Shriner and Meyran Halls, took cash and a $150 diamond ring from multiple rooms, and escaped as students rehearsed for Strawberry Breakfast. Multiple victims reported thefts ranging from $1 to $48. two thieves suspected as description varied. Police, state troopers investigated. Foremanship training series opened at Key Hotel with Monocacy Valley Association.
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Hood College
Shriner
Meyran
Celes
Meyran Hall
Metruder
Heed
Siies Patricia Carlander
Plainfeld
N. J
Louise Ford
Wilmington
Del
Jane Henderson
Phillinsburg
Dorothy Peel
Carnegie
Peter Higgs
Cleveland
Oto
Paul Beckhelm
Mevyran Hall
Cit
Douglas Stup
Charles Burras
Monocacy Valley Association
Francis Scott Key
National
Foremen's Institute
John F. Stephens
Ox Fibre Brush Company
YMCA
MVA
F W Wezel
John R. Fitzpatrick
Stephens
Parhe Paong
John MacArthur
Dietrich and Gambrill
Claude Knill
Price Electrc
Irving Plunkett
George Lewis
Frederick Tailoring Co
Joe Vanni
Richard F Kime
Roy Baker
Marken & Bielfeld
Marvin Fox
UAW Wins Majority at Martin Aircraft Plant Vote
The CIO United Automobile Workers won a majority at the Martin aircraft plant after an NLRB tally of 80 challenged ballots from last August 21. The count showed 3 076 votes for the CLAW, 2 007 for the IAM, and 1 057 for neither. UAW officials said they would seek immediate resumption of contract negotiations.
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Baltimore
CIO
United Automobile Workers
NLRB
Gienna Martin
National Labor Relations Board
AFL International Association of Machinists
Peither Union
Severn
UAW
Absolute divorce granted in Thelma L. Howard case
The court granted an absolute divorce from Thelma L. Howard of 403 Middle Alley, this city. The respondent was directed to pay the court costs. Austin James represented the plaintiff.
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Thelma L. Howard
Middle Alley
Austin James
Plaintif
George Hamilton's Mountain Best One Mile On Dual Highway
A compact notice lists weekly free telecasts across sports from cities including Wash Bako and Balt. Boxing and wrestling air on multiple nights with basketball on Fridays and hockey from New York. The schedule promotes George Hamilton's Mountain Best One Mile on a dual highway route.
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N. Y
George Hamilton
Bandit Takes $700 From Washington Lenders Inc Cashier
A lone gunman robbed Lenders Inc in Silver Spring today escaping with about $700 from cashier Mrs Marjorie O Wells. She described the suspect as six feet tall, 145 pounds, about 30, with black hair in a brown suit. Assistant manager Hal Hendry chased him but was outdistanced. Police await clues. Saccharin note irrelevant.
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Washington
Lenders, Inc
Silver Spring
Marjorie O Wells
Manassas
Hal Hendry
Frederick Chamber Plans Long Range Super-Sales Event
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Retail Division members will meet May 6 at 6:30 PM for a Dutch treat dinner session to plan a September long range super sales event named Frederick Days. Chairman Herman Weener and Arthur Mclarshall will lead forums on promotional ideas to boost local sales and attract agriculturists. Edward Hartmann noted expansion of activities among county agriculturists with rural urban cooperation and conservation participation. Charles K. Taylor said county members will have prominent committee roles for Frederick Days after May 6 discussions.
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Frederick
Weener
Edward C Hartmann
C. of C
Frederick C. of C
Heath
Charles K. Taylor
C. of
Buckeystown Canning Company is Incorporated
The Buckeystown Canning Company has been incorporated with Dr. B. M. Nock as president, Mrs. Frances E. Nock as vice president, and A. E. Nock as secretary-treasurer and general manager. Grover Mosburg remains active manager as the plant undergoes extensive modernization including new corn canning machinery and a $25,000 investment to produce creamogenized corn.
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Luckeystown Canning Company
B. M. Nock
Salisbury
Frances E. Nock
A. E. Nock
Baltimore
Harry Koontz
Hanover
Grover Mosburg
Truman appoints Frederick J. Lawton as budget aide
President Truman named Frederick J. Lawton a 47 year old Washington native to a 10000 a year administrative assistant post. Lawton, an official in the budget bureau since 1935, becomes executive assistant to budget director James E. Webb and the fourth such appointee, though the law allows six.
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Washington
President Truman
Frederick J. Lawton
Washington, D. C
Lawton
Budget Bureau
Arr Truman
James E.webb
New Market Grange to Hold Semi Monthly Meeting
The New Market Grange will hold its regular semi monthly meeting this evening at 730 o clock standard time announced by William Wicem Jr.
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New Market Grange
William Wicem
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Robert A Taft
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Buster
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Warner Pathe News
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Reliable Junk Company
Water Street
B. & OQ. Avenue
Frederick Iron & Steel
Jacob Goldberg
South Market
THE
Druid Theater
Damascus
Mascus
Alexandre Dumas
the Prince OF Thieves
Allen
DoDge
Studebaker
FORD
Hillside Motor Co
W. Pat. St
Weil Brothers
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Buckeystown Canning Company Incorporates
Ture
A. E Nock
Western Maryland Trust Co
Frederick, Maryland
Meer Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Berger’s Book Mart & Gift Shop
Comaker
Playtex
Baby Pants
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