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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1951

Page

7

Release Of Four Sought By State Department

The State Department pledges immediate action to free four American crewmen and a United States Air Force C-47 plane forced down in Hungary by Soviet fighters. Moscow claims the plane violated borders and carried spies. Officials protest the two week silence by Communist authorities and may appeal to the United Nations.

Washington State Department Hungary Russia Moscow Yugoslavia United Nations United States Munich Belgrade Tassanency U. S. Legation Budapest Erding Greenwich Eineolh White George Abbott White Hach Ameriian Air Force Aid Amoni

Urbana 4 H Club aids needy families at Christmas

Urbana 4 H Club members donate food and clothing to assist 0 needy families for Christmas. Fourteen members met at Mary Jean Adamson's home with President Dolly Howson presiding. Officers elected include Ann Runkles president Shirley Geisbert vice president Geraldine Geisbert secretary Wilhelm Boone assistant secretary Carl Jane Wilcom delegate. Next meeting set December 15 at Ann Runkles home.

Urbana 4-H Club Urbana Girls 4 Wilhenm Boone Carl Jane Wilcom Ann Runkles

246 Deer Slain On First Day

The Associated Press reports opening day deer season across 10 Maryland counties yielded at least 246 kills, a potential record. Alleghany led with 67, Worcester 60, Frederick 46, Washington 41, with others in Garrett, Cecil, Kent, Dorchester and Somerset. Notable bags include Louis W. Rothwell’s 228-pound eight-point buck. teenagers and a young girl also among shooters. Most kills clustered near Green Ridge Park and Sideling Hill, with several large prizes from Clear Spring and Hancock areas.

Associated Press Maryland Allegany County Worcester County Frederick Washington Garrett Cecil Kent Dorchester Somerset Wicomico Louis W. Rothwell Elkton Herman Mitchell M. E. Keefer Blair's Valley Washington County John Seally Cumberland Robert C. Bohrer Margaret Rasecamp Green Ridge Park Clear Spring Hancock Amos Rowland Sideling Hill Mountain Donald Exline

Deer hunting records stay clean with no fatal shootings reported

The report notes no fatal shooting incidents in the deer hunt, keeping the state's 19 year streak of no shooting deaths in the sport. It cites figures such as a 246 daily total and a 175-pounder in the Indian Spring area, with a last year total of 886 and a 1949 Azure comparison. W. T. Reese of Magerstown Route 3 is mentioned in connection with the hunting tallies.

W. T. Reese Magerstown Indian Spring

Truman creates new civil rights group to curb contractor discrimination

President Truman announced a federal committee to outlaw hiring discrimination by government contractors, a move described as a new step in his civil rights program. The panel, stronger than the WWII FEPC, aims to find ways to strengthen enforcement amid opposition from the traditional Democratic South.

Key West Fla Truman Nemroes South Naval Submarine Station Fair Employment Practices Committee FEPC

Truman orders anti discrimination rules on contracts

Reaction followed from Senator Fulbright who questioned the move while pointing to T Lamar Caudle, the ousted assistant Attorney General under House tax probe. Senator Benton praised the order as discrimination in many States causes a staggered impact.

Truman Caudle Fulbright D-Ark T. Lamar Caudle House Washington Benton Conn

Truth Seekers Meet at Edith Leather Residence

The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Methodist held a surprise meeting at Edith Leather's new home with 18 members present. Mrs. Herman Brust led the gathering with scripture and prayer. Names for the December 19 Christmas party were drawn, to be hosted by Mrs. Perry Trittapoe on Biggs Avenue. Mrs. Markell Nelson to lead devotions and Mrs. Trittapoe to coordinate the program. A social hour followed with prizes to Mrs. Nelson, Miss Leather, and Mrs. Annie Atkinson. Refreshments were served.

Calvary Methodist Church Edith Leather Herman Brust Walter Eker Perry Trittapoe Biggs Avenue Markell Nelson Trittapoe

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