Children’s Aid Meeting Held in Frederick County
Frederick County Children’s Aid Society held a Monday meeting at Winchester Hall announcing two firsts for the area. An adoption placement of a mixed race baby girl was reported, and Prof. Charles E. Henson was elected to the board, the first minority member in the county organization’s history. The article notes the local colored foster homes and discusses race relations and a temporary foster arrangement supervised by a colored minister. A conference resume on the 1950 White House Conference on Children and Youth was also presented.
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Frederick County Children's Aid Society
Winchester Hall
Nannie K. Roderick
CAS
Charles McC. Mathias
Charles E. Heusen
Lincoln School
Mathias
Henson
Children's Aid State Agency
Frederick
White House
Maryland Commission For Youth
Hagerstown
More Private Homes Needed In Washington
The National Capital Park and Planning Commission urged Washington to build more private dwellings and fewer apartments. It criticized zoning as outmoded and said tower-style buildings with light air open space and off street parking could house the same population better. The report favors four to five room houses with ten to fifteen percent having six rooms.
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Washington
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Fewer Headaches For Married People Report
A New York survey finds married people report fewer headaches than singles. Education level and gender affect headache frequency with women and educated individuals showing more headaches. farmers have the fewest. medical students and lawyers rate high.
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New York
Henry D. Ogdy
Louisiana State University School of Medicine
American Academy of Allergy
Court News Includes Marriages and Deeds Across States
Court notices list multiple marriage licenses for couples from Bruns wick Hagerstown and Virginia plus a string of deed transfers including properties in county and city limits. The report also cites a political note from Vienna linking Gottwald to Clementis with unconfirmed police action.
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Eugene Harrison
Mary E. Woods
Brunswick
John L. Renner, Jr
Beverly J. Kerschner
Hagerstown
Maurice E. Boyd
Klineharts Alley
Sarah A. Snowden
South Bentz Street
Peter James Caruso
West New York
N. J
Ruth Eva Howell
North Bergen
Lewis Lee Stand
Stanardsville
Robert N. Trenavy
Florence M. McFadden
Winchester
Lester L. Ulrich
Grave M. Bensing
Reinholds
Harry R. Wireman
Maddensville
Edith Pennose
James Leslie Riley
Olney
Robert J. Huebner
Elroy F. Grimes
Walter M. Bird
Earl Franklin Gill
Everett L. Neff
Noah F. King
John C. Lewis
Sth
Lloyd F. Gaver
Elroy E. Leatherman
George C. Wisner
Marshal L. Leatherman
Alice B. Hitler
Roger L. Kling
Mary E. Sheppard
Clinton I. Pearson
Gottwali
Vienna
Austria
PA Vienna
Klement Gottwald
Vlado
Clementis
Prague
Brno
Czechoslovakia
Neue Wiener Ta- Beszeitung
Gottwald
Kentucky team clicks despite AP ranking tumble
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp praised his players for strong team spirit after an eight game Dixie tour that boosted Southeastern Conference scoring and showcased Cliff Hagan after eligibility. The Kentuckians own an 18-1 season mark with an 12 game win streak and a 50 percent shooting pace on the road. Bobby Watson, Bill Spivey, and Frank Ramsey led scoring while a February 19 game at DePaul stands as the next away date. General Motors declares a 1 dividend on 88 million shares payable in March.
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Lesington
Kemtucks
Associated Press
Adoloh Rupp
Dixie
Kentucky
Cliff Hagan
Kentuckians
Skein
Bobby Watson
Bill Spivey
Frank Ramsey
DePaul
New York
General Motors Corp
Wolo shareholders and narcotics bill debated in fencing
Wolo shareholders of record Kon vuaty LG discuss a dividend equal to the December till stake after a 2 for 1 stock split. A narcotics control measure advances in Minneapolis with penalties of up to 10 years and fines up to 10,000 for illegal sales, while a separate hog sale at Blakeford Farms in Queenstown reports strong bidding with top gilt at 375 and boars at 270 amid a turnout of about 200 buyers from seven states.
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Wolo
Kon Vuaty LG
Abe Wats Patel Cteneral Motors
Queenstown
Blakeford Farms
Curtis Candy Co
Chicago
New Maid
Cincinnati
Taneytown Officers Elected At Regular Meeting
The Taneytown Roel and Cutty club held a regular meeting presided by President Dorwogh fo Riss. Nearly elected officers inducted included Merwant OC Buss as president, David Seth as president, Hey Charlo as secretary. New officers named Howell B. Reyer president Robert South vice president Jon Remexburg secretary Studer treasurer Jian Hopkins. Directors Edward Moreloch Rev Malfrey Byron Stell and Meryin Bo Wants to serve for three years.
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Taneytown
Parnes
Cpentaer
Mandsy
Overaia
Taneytown Roel and
Cutty Clay
Samuel Breth
Howell B. Reyer
Robert South
Jon Remexburg
Studer
Tumaenetal
Jian Hopkins
Adse Teu
Edward Moreloch
Malfrey
Byron Stell
Meryin Bo Wants
Black Panther Sightings Spark Rural Alarm Across Town
Residents reported a four foot long black panther near IM Utsbrregh prompting police and residents to monitor the area. Chief Peter Orsind and others confirmed seeing the animal and offered cautious guidance as investigators seek a safe explanation for the mysterious beast.
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Black Panther
Peter Orsind
Reckord Would Sell Track To State
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord, Havre de Grace leader and Pimlico president, weighs selling track property to the state amid Maryland political debate. Washington County discussions touch a potential site described by officials as a candidate for a state project, with Turnbull and Ritchie in Senate rooms considering options.
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Annapoli
Baltinore
Cork
National
Meeig
Thavere de Crace
Turnbull
Senate Loor
Milton A. Reckord
Trogen
Dar Oside
Canep Ritchie
Shortage Of Teachers In Charles Town Area
Jefferson County schools faced a severe teacher shortage last week with some classrooms lacking instructors. County Superintendent T A Lowery said the shortage is the worst he has known, aided by several teachers being drafted or recruited as substitutes and transportation provided to help. The system has lost four teachers since last September to the armed services and industry jobs.
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Charlies Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
T. A. Lowery
Lowery
Armed Services
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