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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1949

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Airport Group Delays Contract Over Rule Change

An executive session of the Airport Advisory subcommittee examined a contract between the city and All American Airways to launch an eight state cargo and mail service via Frederick airport on March 7. City officials, the airport committee, and legal staff reviewed provisions, with a public statement to follow only after committee recommendations are delivered to the mayor and aldermen.

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Nude Bodies Found in Alabama Cesspool Slaying Case

Talladega Alabama February 10 two young women were found dead after being shot and dumped in a cesspool behind a residence. Herbert Hoover Gentry 19 a former student at the Alabama School for the Deaf was charged with the double slaying his wife Flennie Louris Adams Gentry 19 and her friend Louise Deal 23 of Rome Georgia. Police say Gentry admitted to the shootings and to discarding the bodies. motive undetermined. He had reportedly read a crime comic book before the killings.

Talladega Ala Herbert Hoover Gentry Alabama School For the Deaf Flennie Louris Adams Gentry Louise Deal Rome Willis Dean Gentry Dean

Pope to Speak Hour Long on Mindszenty Case

Vatican reports Pope Pius XI will address cardinals Monday for about an hour likely condemning Hungary's imprisonment of Cardinal Mindszenty. The address to the consistory at 10 am Rome time will frame the clash of Communism and Catholicism, with plans to publish the speech publicly.

Vatican City Pius XI Hungary Josef Cardinal Mindszenty Vatican Pope Pius Nave Jeas Resden Italy Caraira Consistorial la Republica Sa d Im Catholic Action Rome Carpenty Budapes S*’ Joseph Via Ansa

Temperature Service For Apple Growers In Martinsburg

Martinsburg West Virginia February 104 Apple growers will receive help heating their orchards this spring from a special temperature service led by the US Weather Bureau A L Griggs said the government will report expected temperatures in the Virginia West Virginia apple belt and advise if heating is needed to protect against frost and freeze damage The West Virginia Horticultural Society opened a three day meeting as Edwin Gould entomologist at West Virginia University experiment station received the society’s award for distinguished service for his discovery of Tothama spray used against leaf roller insects.

Martinsburg W Va UD S Weather Bureau L Griggs Weather Bureau Service Washington Virginia-West Virginia Griggs West Virginia Horticultural Society

Interstate Bus Lines Must Pay Title Tax

Annapolis Feb 10 Inter state bus lines must pay Maryland tiling tax on buses operating through the state. The Court of Appeals reversed a lower court, upholding motor vehicles commissioner W Lee Efren. The ruling orders lines to pay two percent tax on each vehicle value, charging Red Star Motor Coaches 372, Capital Greyhound 505, and Pennsylvania Greshound 550, with various judgments upheld or modified for leased or owned buses. The decision affects how bus lines are taxed when operating in Maryland.

Annapolis Maryland Court of Appeals Todsv W. Lee E.fen High Court Ines Red Star Motor Coaches Csp Jude Lee Insley Roland Twester Virgnia Beach Robert Lo Emery, Jo Martinsburg W Va Emery Motor Coscn Lynes Corts Sferenandse “Mart, Inc Perland Ous

Archdeacon of Maryland Sees New Appointment

Rev Dr Alpert H Lucas headmaster of St Albans School in Washington named archdeacon of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland. The post, vacant since 1926, becomes effective July 1 with Lucas serving as an administrative assistant to Bishop Noble C Powell.

the Washing Albans Lucas Powell

Remington Cleared Of Disloyalty Charge

Washington Feo 10 4 William W Remington Commerce Department official named in congressional spy hearings has been cleared of disloyalty charges and reinstated in his job The loyalty review board reversed a lower finding that there were grounds to suspect disloyalty Remington resumes his post with a 19330 annual salary after a three year suspension Spokesman said he will report to work tomorrow Remington had been suspended since June 23 from directing the export program staff of the international trade division amid allegations by Elizabeth Bentley that he aided her spy activities during the war

Washington Feo William W. Remington Commerce Department Department of Acial Remington Russa Afiss Elizabeth Bentley Rassa

Maryland May Overhaul of Natural Resources Planned

Annapolis February 16 A state administration urged a comprehensive overhaul of Maryland natural resources as the Legislature previews a bill to implement Bowman and Coulbourn reports. Senator Goldsteen described it as sweeping changes across conservation agencies and all phases of the commission findings.

Annapoli

Tidewater Fisheries Commission Expands to Five Unpaid Commissioners

The Tidewater Fisheries Commission shifts from three paid members to five unpaid commissioners and a paid director. Goldstein confirms a plan for a comprehensive overhaul of the department, and the joint committee will likely meet again next Wednesday to review the bill before introduction.

Tidewater Fisheries Commission Lane

Pleasant Grove Homemakers Meet Plans Event Details

Mrs Charles Adkins hosted the Pleasant Grove Homemakers club meeting in February. Officers were announced by Mass Marguerite Burgee of the Home Management program. Delegates to the County Corner session in Fred eres on February 17 were named Bliss Marguerie Bur gee Mrs Bascom Neal Mrs William Lawson and director Mrs Hamilton Linthiers. Mrs Weast led an art design study on techniques and templates for future projects.

Pleasant Grove Club Charles Adkins Pleasant Grove George Weas Mass Marguerite Burgee Elemtcal Repair School Frederes Bliss Marguerie Burgee Bascom Neal William Lawson Hamilton Linthiurs Weast Mber

Ballenger Homemakers Club Meets at Siubaker Home

Eighteen members gathered at Mrs Fred Siubaker's home for the Ballenger Homemakers Club meeting. Mrs Chester Young presided as the collect and a song were shared. The Clothing committee reported on the grove school and the Home Furnishing committee on chair covers. An announcement was made by Mrs.

Ballenger Club Ballenger Homemakers’ Club Fred Siubaker Chester Young Grove School and Home Irs

Selip Salve Advertises Quick Relief for Piles

Personal notice promotes SELIP salve as fast relief from itching and pain for piles. The ad asks readers to send one dollar to Labita Pharmaceutical Laboratories at 162 Irving Avenue in Brooklyn 27 for purchase and supply.

Selip Labita Pharmaceutical Laboratories Irving Avenue Brooklyn

Demonstration on The New Look Held at Miss Derr Home

A small electrical repair school hosted two February sessions on February 15 and 17. Mrs A HL Derr instructed on making hooked rugs and showed a sample. Recreation was led by Mrs Brubaker. Prizes were won by Mrs Leslie Wiles and Mrs Young at Miss Anna Derr’s home on February 1 where a demonstration on The New Look was planned.

Bitter shafts in words and harm from careless talk

A poet notes that comments can sting more than arrows, turning speech into deadly blows that breed hate and woe. The verse by M A Lufburrow laments how careless words wound societies and Souls.

M A Lufburrow

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