Sophomores perform in Hood College music recital
Frederick area students Miss Sally Bowers Miss Jane Harp and Miss Betty Jane Stambaugh joined the Hood College program in Brodbeck Hall. They presented piano selections by Godowsky Chopin Beethoven and Mozart plus works by Palmgren and Frescobaldi. Three soprano soloists and a violinist also appeared, with a home economics reception following in Mesias drawing room.
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Frederick Area
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Sally Bowers
Martin L. Bowers
Frederick
Jane Harp
J. Himer
Middletown
Betty Jane Stambaugh
Charles Stambaugh
Taneytown
Bowers
Tangier
Godowsky
Mrs. Harp
Miss Stambaugh
Chopin
Joyce Pritchard
Norristown
N. J
Ruth Jackson
Jamaica
N. Y
Flora Yang
Washington, D. C
Palmgren
Beethoven
Betty Woodcock
Freeport
N. C
Gluck
Julia Ann Rank
Clifton
Heights
Ruth Matthews
Cambridge
Scarlatth
Mozart
Phyllis Rutherford
Donellen
Police Court Cases Heard by Disqualified Magistrate
Police court notes show Magistrate Thomas S Glass disqualified from seeing Rodney Woodrow Tomas at 126 Pine Avenue on drunken driving charges reset for Monday. Kingan faced hearings on reckless driving and license revocation. found guilty of reckless driving and fined 10975 with sentence postponed for letter verification. Weishaar's fault was a not guilty verdict on a man support claim after marital dispute. Claude Gardner received a suspended 90 day jail term if he finds employment. Baumgardner and Shank forfeited traffic collateral for incidents in Baltimore and local drunkenness charges respectively.
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Thomas S Glass
Rodney Woodrow Tomas
Pine Avenue
Alton Y. Bennett
Reynard G. Kingan
Kingan
New Market
A. Tuckerwin
Maryland Motor Vehicle Department
Michigan
Motor Vehicle Commission
Glass
John Ro Weishaar
Oear Mt Airy
Weishaar
Carpenters
Claude Gardner
William Chaney
Fred Baumgardner
Baltimore
Melvin Shank
Maryland slot machines face supply halt without new law
Annapolis reports Maryland slot machine operators are divided on meeting the Federal Act restricting inter state shipment of cam operated gambling devices. Slots remain legal in four Southern counties but no new machines or parts can be shipped until the General Assembly passes a certifying law. A county operator notes hesitation to seek the measure this session. The article also notes plant roots provide anchorage and strength for growth against wind.
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Annapolis
Maryland
St. Mary's
Charles
Calvert
Anne Arundel
General Assembly
Anne Arudel
County Leads In Dairying
Frederick County tops Maryland dairying with milk output worth over 12,900 a year per dairy farmer, more than double other counties. The American Can Company notes Maryland’s milk industry at 62 million dollars annually, the state’s largest farm income source, as Frederick and other counties contribute substantial shares to the total.
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Frederick County
American Can Company
Can Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick
Harford
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
Kent
Howard
Garrett
Caroline
Maryland Professionals Register for Draft Next Monday
Baltimore January 12 Some 800 Maryland doctors dentists and veterinarians will be required to register for the draft next Monday under the Selective Service system. The second such registration follows a first in World War II. Exemptions apply to those now in reserve. About 1200 physicians surgeons and dentists are expected to register statewide with at least 50 dentists and 50 veterinarians newly signing up locally. Recreation points will aid hospitals and the Fifth Regiment Armory. county boards will handle registration locations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marchand
Fifth Regiment
Glade Valley Grange elects officers at January meeting
The Glade Valley Grange met January 9 with installation of new officers led by State Officer Howard Quinn. New Master Fegar Zimerman and a full slate of officers and committees were appointed, with future meetings set for January 23. Singapore Grange held a covered dish supper January 8 at Unionville Hall with 43 in attendance and officers installed afterward. Next meeting January 22. Beall named to committees in Washington for the 82nd Congress, with district assignments for Maryland.
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Glade Valley Grange
Howard T Quinn
Bruce Cramae
Howard Quinn
Jeanett Reimebers
Fegar Zimerman
Charles Hoke
Edgar VanFossen
Willan Crum
Clarence Eaves
Harry Remsberg
Cathryn Eaves
Mary Louise Remsbere
Edgar van Fossen
Ceres
Carl Stauffer
Pomona
M Brave Crum
Flora
Lillian Graham
Pauline Stauffer
David Hoke
Edgar Hoffmeier
G Clevetane Trou
Mata Lo Remaberg
Helen van Fossen
Frances Crum
Charles Lentart
Pauline Kehne
Althea Remsberg
Dorothy Zimerman
Frances Crom
Annabelle Stauller
Lillikan Graham Julia Green
Mary Trittipoe
South
Jeanette Remsberg
Allen Shane
Grange
Mary Zimmerman
Nena Jamison
Harry South
William Crum
Pearl Trout
Louise Hanflegh
Annabelle Stauffer
Alice Shane
Ralph Kehne
Harry C. Simith
Lotto Zimmerman
James Working
Marry Dinterman
Tra Smith
Patsie Himes
Joan Shane
Barbara Eaves
Clyde Crom
Paul Green
Ralph B. Zimmerman
Marjorie Smith
Gloria Working
Teresa Hoke
Hoten Green
Noultry
Arthur Graham
Walter Ranisburg
Bruce Crum
Norris Shane
George C. Stauffer
Edgar van’ Fossen
Singapore
Singanore Grange
Unionville Hall
Myr
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Howard A. Quinn
Beall
Washington
House
District of Columbia
Maryland
Merchant Marine
Miller
Beaul
Devereux
Splash Erosion Threatens Topsoil And Water Cycle
Jonatian Forman reports on splash erosion from raindrop impact, explaining how exposed soil loses topsoil while moisture cycles within plants and soil matter. The piece notes salt and mulch as defenses, advocates year round vegetation, and mentions a project costing about 277,000 with preliminary work by the Brohawn firm and a state statement.
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Jonatian Forman
W. D Eluson
U.S Navy
Friends of the Land
Finlding
State Department of Public Improvements
Brohawn
Start of Princess Anne work probes delayed
Governor orders inquiry into alleged waste of funds on a new agricultural engineering building at Princess Anne for Maryland State College for Negroes. The 1849 General Assembly funded the project but final approval rested with the Board of Public Works. Bids were rejected after Charles E Brohawn & Brothers Inc offered 372 192 dollars for a building later deemed not planned at Princess Anne.
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Annapalis
McKeldi
Maryland State College For
Princess Anne
General Assembly
Somerset County
University of Maryland
Board of Public Works
Lane
Princess
Aline
Charles E Brohawn & Brothers Inc
Cambridge
Brunswick brakeman injured in Derbynear Sir Johns Run derailment
Orbie Sheppard of Brunswick was hospitalized at King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg W V after three freight cars derailed near Sir Johns Run. He rode in the caboose and sustained injuries whose extent was undetermined. He was x rayed and treated.
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Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sir John’s Run
Orbie Sheppard
Sheppard
U S Intervention In Strike Sought at Fairchild Plant
Hagerstown January 12 reporting that U S Senator D Kenneth McLaughlin plans to urge President Truman to mediate a contract dispute at the Fairchild aircraft plant. About 500 WWII veterans among 5000 workers joined a picket line while payday drew crowds seeking pay for the ongoing walkout. 4 H Club also notes: New Midway meeting with 13 members and officer election.
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Hagerstown
PRA
Maryland
Truman
Fairchild Aircraft
Fairchild
D. Kenneth McLaughlin
Washington
McKeldin
McLaughlin
United Auto Worker
New Midway
New Midway School
Richard Trout
Robert Stover
Bradley Jones
Wardrobe To Come High But Last Long
New York designers closed a week of spring style previews warning government restrictions may come soon The aim is understated cuts fabric quality and timeless style amid fabric shortages This week's show by Davidow highlighted rich fabrics including turquoise tweed and gold fleece coats urging buyers to invest in pieces lasting five years.
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New York
U. S
Davidow
Times
Sergeants Selected for Berlin NCO School Fourth Class
Berlin Germany Sgt George T Stup Jr son of Mr and Mrs George T Stup Sr Adamstown Md was among 45 sergeants chosen for the Berlin Military Post fourth class at the Andrews Bar racks in Berlin Germany The state flower of Louisiana is the magnolia.
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Berlin
Germany
George T.stup, Jr
George T. Stup
Adamstown
Andrews Barracks
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Grange News
L. S. Hartley
John Milburn Elkton
Wm. J. and
Felippe B. Cobhill
J. Andrew Cohill
Mr. Cohill
Hancock
Bendis Fin
Iowa State College
Jamesway
Edward F. Gaver
West Patrick Street
Morris
Wheeler and Wilson
Crosley
Martha
George
Western Electric
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
H. A. Herwig
de Lauter
Tilghman
Leakins
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
DOSH
Frederick and
Dosh’s Livestock Market
John L. Ponton
HW & L
Null and Null
Walter Butler
Harold ¢. Smith
Hughes Road
Poolesville
Montgomery County
T. B
McCormick Hammermill
Clarence C. Offutt, JR
John W. Null
Delbert S. Null
H. M
Buck” Alexander
J. Goetze
Monrovia
Tele
Howard Senaener
Bethesda
Louisiana
Magnolia
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Qree
Woods
WOOD
H. C. Summers
Jefferson
Monrovia Supply CO
Thurmont
H. B. Duvall Frederick
Mercer Jones & Son Dickerson
Buckeystown
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