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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1951

Page

4

Swank Talks Indonesia At Frederick Lions Club

Emory C. Swank, Foreign Service Officer, spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to Lions Club members on Indonesia. He described its strategic position, resources, private American investments, and U.S. aid while noting internal challenges and a non communist government. The talk covered geography, major islands, and the population, with Swank recounting Indonesia’s path to independence and U.S. involvement.

Emory C. Swank Department of State Lions Club Francis Scott Key My. Gwank Frederick Countian Indonesia United States Group of Islands Australia General Motors Goodyear Goodrich Procter and Gamble U. S Swark Mr. Swank Kingdom of The Netherlands Philippines Malaya Java Sumatra Bali Borneo Celebes Charles W. Magaha Salvation Army Market Street Charles V. Main Frank K Darner Delbert Null Middletown Thomas E. Molesworth Parsons Newman Frederick

Rice Rupture Experts Visit Frederick for Free Trial

Frederick readers are invited to meet Rice Method representatives at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Monday December 17. The Rice Appliance offers a 30 day trial with no charge unless the user keeps it after adjustment. Demonstrations run 10–12 am, 2–5 pm, and 7–9 pm with access via hotel desk.

William S. Rice, Inc Adams, N. Y Francis Scott Key Frederick

Trial Of Bankhead Maid Is Continuing

New York December thirteen report states investigator Bernard Dolgin quoted Evelyn Cronin denying she spent funds on marijuana cocaine booze or sex for Tallulah Bankhead. Cronin is on trial for grand larceny and forgery with prosecutors claiming she misused Miss Bankhead’s checks over years.

New York Tallulah Bankhead Towers Bernard Dolgin District Attorney's Office Evelyn R. Cronin Miss Bankhead Dolgin

Gore Says He Wants No Outside Assistance

ANNAPOLIS December 13 Grady Gore a Rockville real estate man says he is not interested in help from Len McCarthy or any non Maryland Senator in his campaign for the Senate Nor is John M Jonkel the Chicago public relations man involved for Gore the report states

Annapolis H Grady Gore Rockville Len McCarthy Wis Maryland Senate John M Jonkel Chicago

Gore distances support for Butler campaign in Maryland

Senator Gore, campaigning statewide, denies outside connections and says McCarthy and Jonkel have no role in his efforts. He notes Butler’s strong run last year and asserts a Republican win would bolster Maryland's GOP, while stating he has no ties to publisher McCormick or his paper.

Sen. Butler Gore Montgomery County Maryland Southern Maryland Times McCarthy Jonkel Butler Robert McCormick Jon M. Jonkel

Salesman's Job In Town Pursuit And Plankton Note

A compact excerpt contrasts a hustling salesman’s daily mission with a remark that selling is not a sport. It then shifts to a scientific line describing oceanic plankton as a drifting meadow supporting marine life.

Luf Sturt

Ladies Night Meet Of Civitans Is Held

The Frederick Civitan Club held its Ladies Night meeting Thursday at 7 pm in the Lutheran Church in Burkittsville. Remarks were made by Lt. Governor W. Jerome Offutt, program chairman. Present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. David Oland and son Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Stevens, Mr. and Mrs Basil Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Charles Hartman and daughter Fay Ellen, Mr. and Mrs Russell H. Oden, Mr. and Mrs Jesse Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. T. Thomas Jr., Mr. and Mrs John T. Best, Mr. and Mrs Roy Strine.

Frederick Civitan Club Burkittsville John C. McNulty Baltimore W. Jerome Offutt David Oland Dwight Edward T. Cramer Isaac Stevens Basil Lewis Charles Hartman Fay Ellen Russell H. Oden Jesse Shaver G. L. T. Thomas, Jr John T. Best Roy Strine

Social gathering guest list tones of local families

Arthur Wolford and numerous couples hosted a social event with families including the Klines Lescalleets Twenty Mra Twenty, Nico demus Mercers Reeder and guests Princeton Buckey Freed Singer Reese Main Lipps Davis Myers Blume nauer Engelbrecht Stockman Offutt White Also present were Seeger and family members Seeger Crum and others in attendance.

Arthur Wolford Hubert Kline Melvin Lescalleet Harold Twenty Aubrey Nicodemus G. Wilson Mercer Ernest Reeder Princeton Buckey Carroll Freed Elmer W. Singer Franklin Reese Charles T. Main Alton J. Lipps Henry T. Davis Charles Myers LeRoy Blumenauer Oliver Engelbrecht Nellie C. Stockman W. Jerome Offutt Ralph E White A. Melvin Seeger Charles F Seeger T. Marshall Davis R. Ormond Dutrow Austin Gibbons Charles Crum W. Staley Hahn

Local Residents Named in Obituary Fragments

William Moore, Herbert Straws burg, Aldsn Summers and Rev. M. L. Zirkle, Mr. and Mrs. John McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander and son are listed in a fragmented notice reflecting names connected to a past event or obituary item.

William Moore Herbert Strawsburg Aldsn Summers M. L. Zirkle John McCabe John Alexander Son

Freeing of two numbers operators in Baltimore precedes testimony

In Baltimore on December 13, two convicted numbers operators Leo Quattroche and Anthony Astarita were released early for agreeing to testify they were backed by Lews Comi. The judge had already held that Comi, a 47 year old, was not convicted. Quattroche had served nine months and faced further penalties for unpaid $7,600 in fines. Astarita was freed from seven months and $5,000 in fines. Bath testified Comi’s involvement.

Baltimore Lews Comi Joseph Sherbow Leo Quattroche Anthony Astarita Quattroche Astarita Bath Comi

Finland pays Washington on WWI debt ahead of schedule

The Treasury reports Finland has paid 254052.18 dollars toward its World War I loan, reducing the balance to 7463436.72 dollars. Funds will be used for educational benefits for Finnish citizens in the United States and Americans studying in Finland. In Oregon, Sumpter, once a booming gold rush town, burned down and was never rebuilt.

Finland Washington Treasury State Department United States

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