Lions Hear Oil Problems at Frederick Lions Meeting
Frederick Lions met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a routine session with two speakers, one planned and one impromptu. State petroleum official Joseph P. Lannigan discussed fuel shortages and demand amid high costs, while State Senator Edward D. Storm spoke on sales tax and potential tax changes. Delegates for district Atlantic City in May and international convention in July were elected, and the group noted a Blind Artists Concert at Frederick High School.
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Frederick Lions
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Roger B. Wolfe
Joseph P. Lannigan
Baltimore
Lannigan
Emory H. Niles
Alvie V. Renn
Sir Guy Anders
Edward 2D. Storm
Atlantic City
Williamh. Bartgis
Paul M. Carmack
A. Hart Etchison
Clintons
Hamilton
Charles Victor Main
John W Morgan
William C. Royal
G. Raymond Shipley
Richard F. Simmons
Niemann A. Brunk
Robert K. Danner
Lester B. Feaga
Richard F. Kline
Ralph D. Merchant
Arthur R. Remsburg
F. Walton Sheip
Dorsey F. Shipley
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
Richard E. Zimmerman
New York City
Paul A. Carmack
Charles W. Magaha
Walter P. Feaga
Edward D. Shriner Jr
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Richard E. Zhamerman
Frederick High School
W. Jerome Offutt
Paul Wunder
M. Ross Hollis
Carl Molesworth Jr
G. David Garber
Walter Crowther
John N. Bowers
Michael Thomas
T. W Higginbotham
New Oxford
J. Lloyd Black
Andrew Gemery
W. Carl Edgar
Carl Carlson
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Aboriginals Reported to Eat and Drink Prodigiously
A report notes some Australian Aborigines can endure long fasts and later consume large amounts. One man allegedly drank three gallons of water in a single sitting while two others reportedly ate about 30 pounds of meat within six hours.
State School Pupils To Give Demonstration
Maryland State School for the Deaf pupils will demonstrate military drill and tap dancing to music at the 161th Medical Regiment Armory in Baltimore during intermission of the Second Annual Southeastern Basketball Tour. Eight girls led by Miss Margaret Kent will perform tap routines, with Rev Louis Foxwell noting most students were deaf from birth and learn rhythm by vibrations through feet and air. A 35 boy drill squad coached by Bailis Hawke and the school’s staff trains from first grade to high school under Dr Ignatius Bijerle.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
161Th Medical Regiment Armory
Baltimore
Louis Foxwell
Christ Church For the Deaf
Margaret Kent
Mr. Foxwell
Milky
Bailis Hawke
Ignatius Bijerle
Secretary Marshall Denies Russian Prague Halt Claims
Washington reports Secretary of State Marshall called Russian charges that the United States refused to help liberate Czechoslovakia from Nazis untrue. He declined to explain why American troops halted near Prague and noted records must be checked. He also said no fresh action on releasing secret Allied documents from Soviet relations.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Army
State Department
Declassification Hints at Public Release of Secrets
The documents are in the process of declassification for early publication. Declassification would remove secret status. They indicate Russia requested American forces to halt about 50 miles west of Prague.
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Prague
Three Killed in Maryland Traffic Accidents
Three people died in separate traffic crashes in Maryland yesterday. Miss Katie Rubenbloom, 55, a Baltimore store clerk, was fatally injured when struck by a trolley car on her way to work. William Patrick Hawk, 23, of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, died in a collision near Baltimore between a truck and an automobile. Hawk's companion in the car, Elwood Dean, of Texas, Maryland, died in the same incident. the truck driver Edwin Donnelly, 24, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was not believed to be at fault.
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Maryland
Katie Rubenbloom
Baltimore
William Patrick Hawk
Wilkes-Barre
Hawk
Elwood Dean
Texas
Edwin i Donnelly
Lancaster
Truck toppled trapping men after trailer separated
A toppled truck trailer trapped Hawk and Dean inside a power unit following separation on a highway scene. An earlier report notes Henry J. Johnson, 36, of Newark New Jersey, died in a vehicle collision with a truck near Salisbury on Route 13, with two others injured. A southbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train blocked tracks near Baltimore for four hours disrupting freight traffic. A missing woman, a note on farmers owning over two million trucks since 1942, appears in the fragments.
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Dean
Henry J. Johnson
Negro
Newark
N. J
Salisbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
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