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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1949

Page

3

Sanatorium and State School Funds Sought for Capital Upgrades

Governor Lane will ask the legislature this week to approve about 1 022 700 for capital improvements at the State Sanatorium at Sabillasville and the Maryland School for the Deaf. Funds cover a new service wing, dining and kitchen space, a library, power plant, and modernization of cottages and shops, with Mt Wilson as future expansion.

State Sanatorium Sabillasville Maryland School For the Deaf Lane Mt. Wilson Maryland Cullen

Libertytown Liberty League meeting on uniforms and signings

The Libertytown Maryland State League baseball club will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Scout Hall to review new uniform measurements and signing player contracts. All players and prospects invited to attend.

Liberty Calls Libertytown Maryland

Notable anniversaries and today in history dates

Know America Today lists birth and death anniversaries including John Tyler Mary Lyon Henry Foote and Grenfell. It notes historical events such as LaSalle’s expedition to the Upper Mississippi 1822 City Bank Farmers Trust 1827 B&O Railroad 1844 the Princeton explosion and California gold seekers 1849 plus Supreme Court Teapot Dome case 1927 and ships and battles in World War II. It also gives today’s birthdays including Willard S. Paul and Linus Pauling.

John Tyler Virginia York Co. Va Mary Lyon New England Buckland Mass Henry S. Foote Mississippi Farquier County Michael ©. Murphy Yale Pennsylvania Westboro Wilfred T. Grenfell Labrador England Hennepin LaSalle Upper City Bank Farmers Trust Company of New York Baltimore & Ohio Princeton Secretary of State Secretary of Navy Doniphan Missouri Sacramento California San Francisco U. S. Supreme Court Teapot Dome U. S Jacob Jones New Jersey Germany U. S. House Willard S. Paul Worcester Eugene Higgins New York Kansas City Linus C. Pauling

Notable births listed in today’s horoscope roundup

The column surveys birth years for a roster of famous figures including Milton A. Caniff the cartoonist born in Hillsborough Ohio 42 years ago, Geraldine Farrar born in Melrose Massachusetts 67 years ago, John Alden Carpenter born in Park Ridge Illinois 73 years ago, and politicians Senator Kenneth Wherry of Nebraska born in Liberty Nebraska, Senator Hugh A Butler of Iowa born in Missouri Valley, Missouri, along with Caltech chemist born in Portland Oregon and others. It also notes a versatile analytical horoscope predicting restlessness and distrust as the mind grapples with complex laws of nature.

California Institute of Technology Portland Oreg Milton A. Caniff Terry and the Pirates Hillsborough Ohio D. Francis G. Blake New Haven Conn Association of American Physicians Ben Hecht New Youk U.S Kenneth $. Wherry Nebraska Liberty Nebr U. S Hugh A. Butler Missouri Valley Towa Geraldine Farrar Ridgefield Melrose Mass John Alden Carpenter Chicago Park Ridge

Desperado Bill Ray Gilbert Shot Dead in Phoenix

Desperado Bill Ray Gilbert, 28, was shot to death tonight during an attempted arrest at a Phoenix auto court. Sheriff’s deputies, police and federal agents were on the scene. Gilbert, wanted for a California triple slaying, had boasted he would not be taken alive.

Desperado Phoenix Ariz Bill Ray Gilbert Gilbert California

Damascus School Honor Roll For Third Six Weeks

Damascus School announces the honor roll for the third six week period. Seventh grade lists Merit, All A's, and honorable mention with students including Alilan Walters Anna Carr Mary Jane Day Ruth Garbers Dorothy Marshall Shirley Swartzbeck Mary Alys Smith and others. Eighth grade features All A's Honor and Merit with Mary Ann Day Mary Lou Beall Shirley Beall Mary Jo Boyer Betty Sibiey Sarah Welsh Judith Brown Shirley Moxley plus honorable mention names. Ninth grade reports Merit and honorable mention lists featuring Shirley Bosley Jane Franklin Jean Franklin Mary Giladhill Nancy McDaniel Dorothy Warfield Mary Yowell and others. Second line truncated to maintain readability.

Damascus School Alilan Walters Anna Carr Mary Jane Day Ruth Garbers Dorothy Marshall Shirley Swartzbeck Mary Alys Smith Mary Ann Day Mary Lou Beall Shirley Beall Mary Jo Boyer Betty Sibiey Sarah Welsh Judith Brown Shirley Moxley William Waters Anna Lee Gladhill Peggy Lou Dodson Shirley Wiliams Donald Bett Shirley Bosley Jane Franklin Jean Franklin Mary Giladhill Nancy McDaniel Dorothy Warfield Mary Yowell Virginia Day Billie Johnson Jean Kessel Patricia Marak Hazel Poole Patsy Poole Mary Estelle Pope Nancy Watkins Chris Pappas Velma Brown Evelyn Day June Poole Barbara Rhinehart Dorothy Williams Betty Mullinix Dorothy Beall Gay Harding Ruby Pearce Mary Ann Ward Samuel Gladhill Mary Emma Johnson Ann Burdette Roger Buxton Julian King, Jr Betty Moxley James Arnold George Woodfield Robert Watkins Water Burdette Elizabeth Frenzel Roby Beall Herbert King Parker Watkins Ruth Brown Shirley Linthicum Lois Staley Donald Barber Paul- Jane Fink Deets Warfield

Pre Lent Retreat Of Lutheran Synod In Maryland

The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland held its pre lent retreat in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the city with sessions starting at 10 30 am Holy communion was given by Rev J Frank Fife Rev John C Stuff Rev Elwood Falkenstein Rev Dr Wou ter V Garrett and Rev Paul L Reaser The sermon The Cross and Life Today was preached by Rev Dr Wilson P Ard Lunch was served at 12 30 pm and the afternoon session began at 1 30 pm led by Rev Arnold F Keller Jr Washington Rev Paul H Smith spoke on The Cross and Evangelism Raymond M Miller spoke on The Cross and Stewardship Paul L Reaser would speak on The Cross and Our Ministry More than 100 pastors from Maryland and Washington DC were expected to attend The executive committee would meet tonight to consider a full time director of Christian Education and Youth Activities for the Maryland Synod.

Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland Evangelical Lutheran Church of J. Frank Fife John C. Stuff Elwood Falkenstein Woue Ter V. Garrett Western Conference Paul L. Reaser Raymond M. Miller Funkstown Maryland Washington, D. C Francis Scott Key Maryland Synod

Weekend Police Docket Eight People for Local Violations

Eight persons were docketed by City Police over the weekend for peace and order violations. John Bartlett posted $6.45 collateral for a reckless driving hearing. Edwin Ross and Delmar Beall were held in default of $5.80 collateral for drunkenness. Alanis Miller posted $10 for a nuisance on the streets hearing. Leroy Ambush was jailed Saturday.

John Bartlett West Fourth Street Twentey Edwin Ross Honeyville W. Va Delmar Beall Yellows Springs Alanis Miller West Patrick Street Leroy Ambush Phe Bus Avenue

Nightly disturbance leads to arrests and fines

Sergt Swomley and Officer Stup charged a night with ball at $100 for peace disturbance. Other offenders paid collateral totals: Enoch Scott $19.80 Arthur Hicks $10 Lawrence Ingram Winchester Va $28.80 Grayson Crummitt $5.80. A 14 year old faced collateral of $37.90 for unlicensed driving after a collision at Fifth and Market. Hearing set for March 4. Also a cooking tip suggests a 325 degree oven for duck roasting with 30 to 35 minutes per pound.

Sergt. Swomley Stup Enoch J. Scott Broadway Arthur C. Hicks East Church Street Lawrence L. Ingram Winchester Grayson Crummitt Fifth and Market Streets

United States coal shipments to Europe drop in January

Geneva February 3 The United States shipped less coal to Europe in January than in any month since the end of the war. The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe reported that monthly statistics show rising production in all major European coal mining areas except Britain and Belgium.

Geneva Switzerland United States Europe United Nations Economic Commission For Europe The Commission Britain Belgium

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