Craftsmen’s Work Is Told at Frederick Club Meeting
The Frederick club held a January 4 gathering at Mrs. Robert Clapp’s Rockwell terrace home with Mrs. Grace Beard Young presiding. Mrs. G Bruce Crist spoke on Oberammergau woodcarving and German crafts, notes on the Passion Play, local scenery, and the region’s culture.
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Frankfurt
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Europé
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William Hogarth
Horatio Sharpe
Maryland
Executive Mansion
Ignatius Bjorlee
Frederick home razed to widen College avenue
City workers begin demolishing an old residence at West Patrick and College to widen College avenue toward West South street. The 128 to 130 year old house yielded large beam logs and timber, with a noted date fragment 1830 found during razing. Materials will be sold on a first come basis as the project progresses this week. Say you saw it in The News.
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Maryland
Fannie Zeigler
Singer Electric
Defrance
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Richard E. Zimmerman
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L, Kelly
Reports on Ishii and bacteriological warfare center
Pravda reports Moscow claims the United States runs a Japan based bacteriological warfare center under Lt. Gen. Ishii Siro. Russia indicted 12 Japanese officers in 1949 for germ warfare plots. Siro named chief plotter. Soviet aim is to try him as war criminal at Camp Detrick, Ma. A defense witness says Ishii led worm warfare defense study. Ishii reportedly missing since December 1949.
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Tokyo
Higher Skirts and Bust Lines Dominate Spring Fashion
California apparel manufacturers opened their spring market week with new models emphasizing higher skirts and rounder bust lines. Designers promise easy wear and eye catching colors as production valued at about 500 million dollars targets New York and national spread. Curves will be fuller but less angular than 1950, with necklines cut low to draw attention to the bust.
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California
New York
Unclear text on fashion styles and body exposure
The fragment discusses models with few strapless designs and not unusually revealing outfits. It suggests a concept described as to suggest rather than reveal and mentions lifting the hem at the upper call in a casual context.
Three Hurt In Route 240 Crash South Of Hyattstown
A 13d Chevrolet sedan crashed into a culvert about a mile and a half south of Weattstowe around 1 30 Sunday morning, injuring three people. One was reported seriously hurt and all were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Hospital Ambulance Arrives After Hyde Park Crash Injures Three
The News of Frederick reports a January 1951 Hyde Park incident involving an Hyattstown Fire Department ambulance. Injured are Donald Butt 14 Boyds lacerated eye and face left at hospital, Raymond Butt 24 Boyds back injuries released, Robert E Battrell 20 Chirksburg lacerations released. Police say Battrell’s car tires failed, leaving the highway to strike a culvert. vehicle demolished. No charges filed.
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Federal unit to halt stowaways at Baltimore port
Baltimore reports a new Federal immigration unit will be created to stop alien smuggling through the port. A government official says Baltimore has been a major entry point for stowaways, with an estimated 100 landing ashore yearly over several years.
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Special Federal Immigration Unit
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