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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1951
Page
12
From Budapest Endre Marton reports that Hungary has ended rationing under a Rakosi led decree. Prices for basic foods rise sharply while wages grow less, triggering shortages and black market activity. The shift leaves workers facing higher costs despite nominal gains.
It's time you graduated to a newer car at today's low prices. Purchase a good postwar car for only 35 to 76 percent of new car prices. Lawson Motor Shes at 4 W. Patrick St. and 704 N. Market St. Jefferson St. Extol. open evenings with phone listings 2583 2613-7 1740-R.
A local car lot advertises used vehicles for sale at 615 17N. Phone number listed as 150 for inquiries. Feels like a simple classified note promoting affordable pre owned cars.
ANNAPOLIS December 14 Two young men were sent to prison after conviction for last week's bus terminal holdup and burglary. Circuit Judge Benjamin Michaelson sentenced William F. McCarthy 24 of Miami Florida to 10 years in the Maryland Penitentiary for armed robbery with two years for breaking and entering and one year for carrying a concealed weapon to run concurrent. Robert N Delory 28 of West Medway Massachusetts was fined not more than six years for armed robbery to be confined at the Reformatory. Both faced concurrent sentences for breaking and entering. They were caught in Washington Union Station less than three hours after fleeing Annapolis in a taxicab. They had robbed the bus station cash drawer at pistol point and stolen L R Plugges home items. Ruth Lee cashier identified McCarthy. the other man could not be identified from the stand.
Emmitsburg residents Mr and Mrs Yack Moriarity of Winchester Mass visited Thursday with Mrs Moriaritys brother Frank W Weant Mrs J W Houser spent Wednesday in Baltimore The regular meeting of the Francs C Elder Unit No 121 American Legion Auxiliary was held About 1 500 000 people in the U S live in mobile trailer homes.
Thirty members attended the det 4 meeting presided by Mrs Lotte Mosen steel with Mrs Made leine Harner Blue Cross chair explaining new benefits and higher hospitalization costs. New members accepted in February. Members Dorothy Kerrigan Rosemary Humler Betty Rosensteel Ruth Gulelan and Tim Hemler assist health fairs, aux room second and fourth Tuesdays at noon. Christmas party planned for December 20 at the Legion Home from 8 to 12. About $20 of clothing given to a needy woman and her sick child. Christmas baskets planned for two families. Mrs Hervert White and Mrs Earl Kugler visited Frederick Wednesday. William C Rosensteel, formerly of Emmitsburg, re elected president of the Royal Fishing Club of Baltimore.
The Woman Club of Sykesville hosted its annual Christmas party during the monthly meeting at Mrs. Robert Gardner’s home. Guest speaker was Miss Gene Boast, director of education at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Other notes include Mrs. Bessie Hungerford’s winter plans in Akron and a family trip by Mr. and Mrs. Paul QC. Boston Baye to Miami. George Divers Jr., four, was under observation at Mercy Hospital Baltimore.
Sandra Drating daughter of Terry and Mrs Dearing recovers from an emergency operation at University Hospital Baltimore. Mr Patton and son Broderick return home after a week with parents Lester Phelps and Thorntom Keller. Mr and Mrs Thornton Keller move to a new home on Oakland Road.
Mr and Mrs Barline Alexander entertained Mellotones of Elmer Wolfe High School for Robert Alexander s 17th birthday. Patsy Frice returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Baltimore Goodwill truck collected clothing donations. project sponsored by Union Bridge area Methodist church group.
Vice President Barkley arrived in Washington with his wife after a 20,000 mile Far Eastern mission including a stop at Honolulu. He spoke in the snow of hope for a peace agreement in Korea and urged viewers to bring the trip to a close.
Today in history notes births of Henry Co. Carey and Edwin H. Blastfield in New York, Jon R. Corwell creator of Nick Carter, Mary H. Willard of Jersey City who led war era surgical dressings, plus Virginia ratifying the Bill of Rights and historic wartime events.
A fragmented review of historical events and figures spans Civil War topics, U S Supreme Court on prohibition, and notable birthdays including Stephen S Viesher and Donald M McLaughlin. Also mentions a humorous Bali dinner guest belch and a horoscope about social temperament and improvement of social conditions.
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