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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1950

Page

4

Temporary Deferments Announced Across Defense Labor Commerce

Washington announces temporary deferments for National Guardsmen and reservists in critical jobs for up to six months with possible early end. Lists by Labor and Commerce identify professional and skilled roles and essential industries, to guide but not bind military calls. deferments managed by Army Navy and Air Force.

Washington Johnson Defense, Labor and Commerce Labor Department Commerce Department Defense Department National Guard Army Navy Air Force Armed Services Selective Service Texive

Mt Airy Engineer Saves Baltimore Family

Mount Airy engineer Calvin Purdum aboard a Baltimore and Ohio switch engine led a six man crew to rescue the Narer family from a blaze at 1706 Harmon avenue in Baltimore about 3 30 this morning. Yard crew J E Sunstrom W W Beaver G S Wenner and fireman R E Hensley aided. all six Narer children and parents escaped unharmed as firemen arrived.

Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Washington Boulevard Calvin Purdum Mount Airy Curtis Bay Mount Clare Harmon Avenue Gordon F. Handley Wilkins Avenue Sré Charles Narer Purdum Narer Jack

Rhythm Band Concert In Baker Park

The annual playgrounds Rhythm band concert was held Thursday evening at the Baker Park band shell at seven o clock. Seven playgrounds participated with awards for interpretation of music and other categories including greatest enthusiasm at Fairgrounds and best stage appearance polishing group poise and alertness at Harmon Field. Judges were Mrs Martha Reynolds Mrs Katherine Marmor Miss Katherine Smith Miss Irene Caton and Mrs Helene Cornwell.

Shell Baker Park Staley Park Fairgrounds E. 3Rd St Washington Street Harmon Field Tiny Tot Martha Reynolds Katherine Marmor Katherine Smith Irene Caton Helene Cornwell

Submarine sighting reports recur off Nova Scotia coast

The Royal Canadian Navy received another report of an unidentified submarine seen near the Nova Scotia coast. A coastwise vessel skipper and two crewmen said they spotted a sub last Tuesday night while it ran on the surface without lights. Ottawa officials say at least one Soviet submarine is believed to be operating off Canada's Atlantic coast despite many reports being discounted and Moscow denying the claim.

Halifax Royal Canadian Navy Nova Scotia Ottawa Canada Atlantic Moscow

Pomona Grange Set For Saturday Meeting Host At Emmitsburg

Pomona Grange will hold its regular quarterly meeting Saturday at Emmitsburg High School with Emmitsburg Grange as host. Sessions begin 10 a m and adjourn for lunch at noon, reconvening at 1 15 p m with Lec turer Austin P Renn in charge. Thirteen subordinate Granges are urged to attend. Maryland Co Operative Milk Producers Association directors will discuss Baltimore milk shed policies and rules clarifications for shippers to Baltimore. David Hert of Middletown returns from Royal Dairy Show in England where the Maryland stock judging team spoke on British cattle and European tours. Mrs Hazel Lewis of Frederick explains Maryland referendums and the Constitutional Convention. Vocal solos by Catherine Wivell and Robert Simpson, Emmitsburg, and Doris Remsburg of Jefferson complete the program.

Austin P. Renn Pomona Lawrence H. Crickenberger Maryland Co-Operative Milk Producers Association Baltimore Cdm Austin Renn Frederick County David Hert Middletown Royal Dairy Show England Maryland United States Europe Hazel Lewis Frederick Catherine Wivell Robert Simpson Emmitsburg Doris Remsburg Jefferson

Vivacity in Language Use Lessons and Examples

English lesson notes cover common misuses and pronunciations. Emphasis on correct forms for under jurisdiction and verb phrases, with guidance on swathe pronunciation and spelling pitfalls. The entry highlights vivacity as a tested word, defined as animation and liveliness, with example sentence.

Social Etiquette and Hatchability in Brief

The guide warns against arriving late to be guest of honor and instead advises arriving slightly before the start to greet early guests. It also notes that some chicken families have low egg hatchability, highlighting variability in poultry reproduction.

Court News Equity Divorce and property transfers listed

Court records show an absolute divorce petition in the case of Don N. Davis versus Ruby DL Davis and multiple marriage licenses and separations involving Wallace W. Fredericks Idella Brown Lorenzo Hakes and Theresa Sullivan across several cities. Several property deeds include transfers to Earl F Hargett and others with $10 consideration in various counties. An automatic furnace suction device prevents furnace emissions by triggering on door or grate actions, using an electric blower to vent through the chimney.

Don N. Davis Ruby DL Davis Wallace W. Fredericks Phobus Avenue Idella Brown

Senate Votes Deep Cut to General Budget Excluding Aid

The Senate approved a roughly 1.05 trillion dollar reduction in the general government appropriation bill, exempting military and foreign aid funds. The measure, backed by both parties and led by Senators Bridges and Byrd, would cut about 0 percent of the remainder, while the House must concur before final passage.

Washington Senate House Bridges Byrd D-Var Luras

Senate Votes on Economy Bill Amid Korea War Misdirection

The Senate rejected a big cut plan by 48 to 40, proposing $2.43 billion in new Marshall Plan funds plus $276.8 million carryover from last year. Advocates argued for restraint to fund more defense against Communist threats in Korea, calling the cut a "meal ax." Administration allies, including Armed Services Chair Tydings, backed the amendment in a late push.

Korea Lucas Minais Tyiallg Tydings Armed Services Committed

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