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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1947

Page

7

Trolley Rails To Be Removed Here

The city approves Potomac Edison plans to remove and retain rails and pay $2,500, ending the Frederick to Middletown trolley line. Removal to start Monday, rail tonnage estimated 65 to 7 tons, with street repairs to follow. Trolley service remains from Farmers Cooperative to Carroll and Patrick streets.

Jefferson Streets Fotomac Edison Company Frederick-Middletown Blue Ridge Middletown Frederick McCurdy Field Flyon Farmers Cooperative East South Street Robert L. Smith Petomat Edison Market Street South Market Street Potomac Edison

Not Guilty On Speeding Charge in Police Court Session

Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg dismissed speeding charges against Joseph A. Boone of Johnsville after two failed trial attempts. Other locals faced fines or hearings for various offenses including parking on a restricted curb, reckless driving, failing to carry car registration, non support, and drunkenness with mixed outcomes and no hearing for one.

Manuel M. Weinberg Joseph A. Boone Johnsville North Market Street Wiliam Wickham Carter Street William Henry Smith Baltimore Center South Street Alton Twentey Richard A. Lidie Washington Sergi Swomley Samuel W. Hood East South Street Faisure Dieiz Cleveland Garland Holmes Route 2 Keedysville Boone Norman Dietz

Makeover Thrift By Dorothy Roe

A guide to remaking out grown clothes for smart budgeting. It advises starting with clean fabric, ripping apart the garment, dyeing or tinting to restore color, then adding new trimmings like peasant braid and embroidery. Use proper dyes for cotton, linen, silk or wool, or all purpose dye for synthetics, with pressing and patterning steps.

Dorothy Roe Associated Press Mom Big Sis

Public Warned About Swindle

Three couples operating confidence games targeted Frederick merchants and housewives from Bethlehem and Baltimore authorities via Maryland State Police. Fraudulent solicitors claimed ties to St Francis Orphanage. forged payroll checks drawn on Crown Cork and Seal and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone were passed. Police urged public warnings and immediate reporting of suspicious approaches.

Frederick Bethlehem Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania St Francis Crown Cork and Seal Co Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co H. S. Baker Henry W. Wills Clark J. E. Heermenberger Sergt. W. W. Corbin

Maryland Extension Service Conference in Annapolis

Maryland Extension Service agents specialists and leaders gather in Annapolis for the annual conference with Soil Conservation Service personnel. The program features national speakers on future agricultural policy and Maryland growth prospects, plus sessions on farm and home outlooks and leadership development.

Annapolis Maryland Extension Service Soil Conservation Service T. B. Symons Maryland Fred Baily The National Grange Virgil W. Sepp Missouri County L. F. Livingstone E. L DuPont de Nemours and Co Anna Trentham Bessie Spafford Evelyn Scott Florence Buchanan Ethel Regan Nell Grim Margaret Smith Maude Bean R. F. McHenry P. D. Brown C. Keiler O. W. Anderson R. S. Brown W. G. Myers J. D. McVean L. C._Burns H. B. Derrick S. E. Day R. S. Sutton R. T. Grant Frank McFarland H. B. Jones Hlm. Carrol

Women’s Clubs Braddock Club Meeting Recap

Mrs Harry Zimmerman hosted the Braddock Home Makers Club with twelve members. President Mrs Theodore Reeder led with singing and the Lord’s Prayer. Miss Lou Davis demonstrated floor covering selection while Mrs John Summers gave the director’s report.

Braddock Club Harry Zimmerman Thostess Braddock Homemakers Club Theodore Reeder Lou Davis John A. Summers George Krantz Holland Eldred Boyer Edward Lightner Clemon Lenhart Elmer Mertzler Frederick Avenue

Motorcycle crash in Winter Haven leaves rider with scraped skin

In Winter Haven on December 5, Rodis C. Walker, 24, of Lake Alfred, was thrown from a motorcycle when a passing automobile clipped him. A rear wheel passed over his abdomen. He got up seeming unhurt aside from scraped skin.

Police to discuss department at dinner conference

Plans are under way for a dinner conference on December 17 with the Mayor Aldermen and Police Commissioner at the Francis Scott Key hotel to discuss the Police Department. The meeting was moved from next week due to a traffic officials conference. The Police Commission recently submitted reports in the Straley and Six cases, exonerating both officers, with no recommendations. The commission said its functions are limited to judging appointments and charging conduct, though it can offer suggestions if asked. A 4-H Club meeting in Unionville elected officers and adjourned to January 6.

Aldermen Police Commission Francis Scott Key Hotel State Roads Commission Rene Daniel E. Swomley Fred M. Straley Swomley Straley William M. Storm Police Department Storm

Relief in Europe Urged as Americans Face Hardwinter

Dr. William R. Barnhart told Hood College alumni that relief in Europe is desperate as mass starvation looms for up to a third of the population. He warned that millions live on 900 calories a day and compared hunger’s moral decay to existential danger, calling for rapid U S aid and a peaceful showcase of atomic energy benefits to secure global understanding.

Europe William R. Barnhart Hood College I Alumnae Heil Bamphert China India Barnhart House of Representatives United States

Weather Summary for December Precipitation and Temps

The report shows 24 hour precipitation of .05 inches ending at 6 a m. December total .10 inches to date. December normal is 3.06 inches with 1.46 inches actual. Yesterday high was 47, previous year 42. low last night 42, previous year 26. Sun sets at 4 47 p m, rises tomorrow at 7 17 p m. Moon rises 2 10 a m, sets 2 08 p m tomorrow.

State team member from Frederick eyes national judging contest

Ivor Rosencrantz of Frederick High School near Urbana joins Maryland’s vegetable judging team set to enter a national contest in Jackson Miss on Tuesday. He was among the winners in an earlier state contest.

Ivor Rosencrantz Urbana Frederick High School Maryland Jackson Miss Rosencrantz

Marionettes stage I Remember Mama by Van Druten

Marionettes present I Remember Mama to follow The Damask Cheek in Brodbeck Hall Hood College dramatic club stagecraft uses authentic early twentieth century costumes and a New York living room set. Sally Wills Holland directs with assistant professor duties.

New York John van Druten Lloyd Morris Hood College Dramatic Club Brodbeck Hall Sally Wills Holland van Druten Mama Kathryn Forbes

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