Heifer dies of traumatic pericarditis blamed on metal debris
A valuable heifer on a Mt. Pleasant farm died from traumatic pericarditis after a postmortem found a wire fragment in the carcass. Veterinarians note cows may swallow metal. officials offered to pay if DDT spraying caused the death. Hogs in Adamstown also died from food poisoning, with sources undetermined.
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Mt. Pleasant
J. B McClellan
Adamstown
Agriculture Department
McClellan
Legion Convention In Baltimore Sees Strong Attendance Predicted
More than 24 000 official delegates from 192 posts are expected for the 29th annual Maryland Department convention in Baltimore. Topics include universal military training national defense and juvenile delinquency ahead of the National Legion Convention in New York August 25. Candidates for department commander include Samuel J Cohen Hagerstown Harry Alen Laurel and H Winship Wheatley Hyattsville. Downtown hotels report near full reservations as sessions open Wednesday with an election set for Sunday.
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Baltimore
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Maryland Department
National Legion
New York
Samuel J. Cohen
Hagerstown
Harry
Alen. Laurel
H. Winship Wheatley
Hyattsville
Frederick City Gains Increased Federal Airport Funds
Frederick is the sole Maryland city with a grant increase for airport construction this year, receiving 126 350 dollars to match 127 850 dollars in local funds. The plan includes land purchase, two runways, taxiways, grading, drainage, admin building, beacons, landing lights, wind indicator, boundary markers, and parking apron as part of a Class Three airport development.
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Frederick
Maryland
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Frederick City
CAA
Westminster
Washington
Westernport
Denton
Centerville
T. P. Wright
Congress
Baltimore
Friendship Church
Cambridge
Cumberland
Salisbury
Crisfield
Secretary Marshall to Speak Before UN Assembly
Secretary of State George C. Marshall plans a major address in mid September before the United Nations Assembly, according to the State Department. The planned speech will outline policy and reflect postwar international cooperation efforts.
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Washington
Marshall
United Nations Assembly
State Department
Family Reunion at Mt Tabor Park Sets 4th Sunday Date
The Comred Smith reunion held at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on July 27 gathered 138 members. Officers elected for the next year include President Charles E Riddlemoser Frederick vice president Spencer Boller Woodsboro secretary Charlotte Wireman Thurmont treasurer Posert Smith Frederick historian Martha Miller Thurmont. The fourth Sunday in July is confirmed as the standing meeting date with numerous attendees listed by name. Also notes on other attendees and family ties follow.
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Comred Smith
Mt Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Charles E Riddlemoser
Frederick
Spencer Boller
Woodsboro
Charlotte Wireman
Thurmont
Posert Smith Frederick
Martha Miller
Smith
Bobby Bark
James L. Smith
James K. Smith
Bettie Smith
Airs
Wiliam C. Smith
Harry C Smith
G. W. Trout
Ernest McCleary
Linda Sue
Roy W. Smith
Bie
Henry Renstrom
Allen
Ruth
Edwin Boller
Charles H. Hahn
Delores
Nancy Hahn
Gilmore Garst
Ella‘ Grst
Richard
Virginia
Garst
Ignatius Lease
George
Margaret
Charles Lease
Luther Main
Bettie
Gordon Main
Anthony Main
Imogene Blain
Anthony Blain
Ann Main
Maurice Main
Baton Rouge la
James Smith
Nettie Stone
Charlotte Trout
Betty Smith
City Seeks Bids for 1,000,000-Gallon Water Tank
The City urges bids for a one million gallon elevated water tank and tower to support Frederick's growing system and regulate pressure. Bids for the tank close August 20, with separate bids to follow for foundation and pipe fittings as expansion continues. Delivery is uncertain due to material shortages and high demand.
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Frederick
South Carroll
East South Streets
W. Raymond Walter
Mullinix Park
Baltimore mother sentenced for tying children to bed
In Baltimore on August 4, Mildred Chaplinski was sentenced to two years in the State Reformatory for Females after police described a filthy municipal housing project apartment where she tied her three-year-old son and two-year-old daughter to a bed. The children's father Adam, 23, is serving 18 years for assault and robbery, and the boy was found wandering naked outside the apartment. The children were placed in the care of the Department of Welfare.
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Baltimore
State Reformatory
Charles E. Moylan
Mildred Chaplinski
Department of Welfare
Adam
Maryland
Cora Wolfe
Chaplinski
Maryland Road Plan Includes All Regions Say State Chief
Baltimore August 4 Robert M Heindelar head of the State Roads Commission says the new federal super network will mainly affect Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown but other parts of Maryland will not be neglected. He discloses a 1630 000 road spending plan to link with federal highways while noting the eastern shore and western Maryland will receive new roads with urban system integration though the start date is uncertain. Heindelar questions the timing of bond issues authorized by the 197 General Assembly for 100 million dollars and will confer with Governor Lane before letting contracts due to high current costs.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Robert M. Heindelar
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Hagerstown
Reindollar
General Assembly
Lane
Vaccine Develops Polio Immunity In Rats
Washington reports a Stanford team announces an infantile paralysis vaccine in Science that produced high immunity in cotton rats. In experiments with 24 vaccinated rats only one developed polio after exposure, versus 83 percent of 24 unvaccinated controls. human significance not stated. Also, a local softball team seeks games with Frederick County squads.
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Washington
Technical Journal
Science
Stanford University
United States
Central America
Frederick County
Mgr
David Brown
Third Street N. E
Dupont Bold
Pack Flag Presented to Buckeystown Cub Pack Den 7
Pack flag presented for July as hotel organization of Cub Pack One. Buckeystown Den 7 received the flag at a meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs G L Thomas Jr. Second honors went to Yellow Springs. Denner Charles Thomas accepted for the cent. Flag to remain with the club for four weeks before renewed competition. Other members: Raymond White Frank Water Rudy Kelly Charles Keller Robert Kabrick.
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Cub Pack
Buckeystown
den No. 7
G. L. Thomas, Jr
Yellow Springs
Denner Charles Thomas
Cen
Denner Thomas
Raymond White
Frank Watre
Rudy Kelly
Charles Keller
Robert Kabrick
Badges Presented During Boys Meeting and Games
Badges were presented during the meeting and games were played by the boys in attendance.
Fastest Train Claims World Record Route
The regular passenger service from Swinton to London is reported to average 69.3 miles per hour, cited as the fastest in the world.
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Swinton
England
London
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United Nations Security Council
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Greece
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James S. O'Donnell
Roland B. Sanner
Criminal Court
Wilford L. Carter
Sanner
Colege Park
O'Donnell
Carter
Flying Kilts
Robeco
Lanner
Court of Appeals
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Pacific
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Fredericktown
SEARS
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U. S
Rery
Maas Opticians
Lewis R. Deatzbaugh
W. Church ST
Netbees
Ree
Ventuatca
Oxfords
Nunn-Bush
Edgertons
Bondshires
Kemp
General Acceptance Corporation
Corner Market
Third Streets
Feederick, Marylas ND
Ringer Electric Service
Frederick Street
Hagerstown, Maryland
Warner Tay
Bros
Gene Rex George Tierney - Harrison - Sanders
Mrs. Muir
Jedna
Vanessa Brown
Anna Lee
Robert Coote
Natalie Wood
Isobel Hsom
Victoria Hore
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Fred Kohlmar
Century-Fox
Philip Denne
R.A Dick Trumphe
Elizabeth Taylor
George Murphy
Lea
Acraeaae Welt
SLSR
PT Peuae SL
With Phillip Reed
Cotonem
Norge
Frederick Welding Company
W. Patrick St
Ratmond Shipley
Monte Carlo
Zeiss
Ikon
Agfa
Clanas Spartas Busch
Precision
Photo Sport Shop
S. Market St
Jay
C. E. Cline & Son
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Phil Harris
Tex Wiliams
Gloria
Johnny Moore
Bing Crosby
Fred Waring
Glee
Red Encle
Fiamiego
Herb Jeffries
Cumana
Barclay Allen
Rhythm Four
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Joe Ligsinus
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Harmonica Is
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29 Palms—Andrews Sisters—Freddy Martin
Blinois
Ghost of
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Jungie King
Cab Calloway
Count Basie
the Lord
Rosetta Tharpe
Frankie Carle
Julia Lee
Dast
Billy Eckstine
Peg O' My Heart
Bill Monroe
Tex Ruiter
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Larry Cassidy
Old Shep
Fed Foley
Darlin
Merie Travis
Johnny Bond
Red Foley
Pappy
Gube” Beaver
Manta
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Kelly Waltz
Sons of the Pioneers
Ernest Tobb
Roy Acuff
Radio Center
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