Frederick club dinner discusses state bills and reforms
The Frederick Business and Professional Women hub met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a dinner and business session led by President Louise String. Members debated proposed state legislation on banks, crime and punishment, vital statistics, marriage licenses, juvenile court, motor vehicle rules, parole board expansion, public welfare, and clinics for alcoholics, with several members introduced or granted membership.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Louise String
Eleanor Everhart
Mary Alice Benson
Statler Hotel
Bob
Sim Yung Kim
Mily
Incher
Louise Thompson
Billy
Sesson
Jean Eccard
Miss Eccard
Evelyn Hutson
Regu !R
Mary Lowe Smith
Love
Parole Board
Regular Meeting Of the Club At Frederick Civic Club
The Frederick Civic Club met at M C A auditorium January 1 at 2 PM with about 27 members present. Mrs George P VanEiff presided. Activities included March of Dimes appeal, report on a Montevue Emergency Hospital visitation, and a Fine Arts program by Miss Ruby Arneson showing student drawings and watercolors. The next meeting will be the third Monday in February on Citizenship with Mrs Raymond Strube and Mrs Herman Weener in charge. Also notes on Georgia anti mask bill at the same time.
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Fredrick Civic Club
Emory
Shipley
Ruby Arneson
Frederickigh School
Ich
Raymond Strube
Herman Weener
Two Are Given 6 Mos Terms In Assault Case
Magistrate Alton Y Bennett sentenced Charles Thompson and John Schrey both 19 to six months in the House of Correction for assault and battery on a Germantown visitor. Prosecutors commended Bir Reid for testifying, and officers Dorsey and Trump were praised for patrolling near the scene. Schley and Thompson faced counter alibi issues with hospital and parole records. both were remanded for confinement as the community hears the verdicts.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Sixth
Bentz Street
Bir. Reid
Gilbert S. Reid
Germantown
Rt 1
Frank Dorsey
Norman Trump
Reid
Thompson
John Sehlery
Schrey
Frederick Memorial
Paivon
Trump
McKeldin
Schley
Bentz
Robert Fletcher, Jr
James Harrison
Ralph Potts
Joseph M. McNeal
Rowley Frederick
John W. Smith
Kanade
Seriously Hurt In Automobile Accident
Horace Costley a 35 year old colored man from Lincol n apartments was seriously injured in a head on crash on Route 40 about 8 o clock Friday night two miles east of Ridgeville. He was driven to Frederick Memorial Hospital with internal chest injuries deemed potentially serious though condition described as satisfactory. Neil O Hardy 21 of 12 South Cannon Ave Hagerstown driving a 1941 Lincoln sedan attempted to pass a truck on a hill crest and collided with Costley. Both cars damaged. Hardy charged with reckless driving and to appear January 29 in Ellicott City. Hardy treated for knee and nose lacerations not hospitalized. Aluminum streetlight posts found satisfactory for strength lightness and corrosion resistance.
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Horace Costley
Lincoln Apartments
Ridgeville
Costley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. M. Waltz
Frank Badger
Neil O. Hardy
Cannon Avenue
Hagerstown
Hardy
Ellicott City
William B. Culwell
Airy
Truman Budget Message Draws Mixed Economies
Washington report outlines President Truman's $70 billion budget with broad items including compulsory health insurance, the Brannan plan, education aid, and defense housing. It notes cuts totaling $3.78 billion, a near doubling of military spending to 41 billion next year, and proposed authorizations and program shadings affecting farm subsidies housing and public works. The piece cites Otto Seyferth’s suggestions and details the administration's stance on nondefense cuts, price supports, and civil defense, with fiscal projections and forthcoming clarifications.
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Washington
Ashington
Educatlal
St. Wreneestaway
Congress
Tauight
Josser Home
Budert
Otto A Sevferth
US Chamber of Commerce
Jitde Military
Trivnan
St Inthan
Sexfert i
Truman
Verdicts Return in Three Suit Cases in Circuit Court
Three damage suits heard Friday in Circuit Court saw juries award 700.50 to Jacob A. Dusing of Hagerstown for personal injuries against Spring Garden Brick and Clay Products Co. of York Pa. Welty of Hagerstown received 46269 for auto damages against the same firm. The court reserved verdicts in two other claims, including Wayne Warrenfelte for auto collision damages on the Smithsburg Wolfeville road. The judge ruled for the Baltimore defendant in Verne McGrew v Edward Henderson on the Little Falls Road case. The jurors were excused at session’s end.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Jacob A. Dusing
Hagerstown
Spring Garden Brick and Clay Products Co
Yort
Franklin A. Welty
Haterstown
Wayne W. Warrenfelte
Money Saved For Budget Maryland Hospitals to Balance 1952 Plan
Maryland officials propose transferring 1.5 million from hospital construction funds to general funds to balance the 1952 budget. Governor McKeldin notes total proposal would exceed 149 billion and may affect sales tax elimination. Bonds could be issued if construction funds fall short. Souer dismissed as police chief for neglect of duty in Annapolis.
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Jan
Mary Kan
State House
McKeldin
Mary
General Assembly
Mace
Lane
Johan H. Souer
William Coburn
Anne Arundel
Coburn
Board of Police Examiners
Souersi
Water wells precede oil drilling in Arabia
The article notes that before attempting oil exploration in Arabia, the team must first drill water wells as water scarcity has long troubled the region.
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Arabia
Union Phis To Give Strikers Financial Aid
Thayerstown reports union officials plan to provide financial relief to striking workers at the Bait plant. International UAW rep Glen Brayton and Local members will review hardship reports from a Sunday meeting and vote on aid. The company halted activities at four plants, with about 500 workers affected as talks continue.
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Cual AG
Sten Joey
Glen Brayton
Cro uUnited Automobile Workers
Sind
Hageesstowir
HH Pairchild
Col. Pagkot
Janvlwarty
Air Moree
Corps
Cito Partivees
Sneo
Questions And Answers From The Past On Arizona Event
A fragmentary chat mentions a public event at Marsecat Arizona with a prize for contestants and a TBM weapon read as a national professional race. It references the Catholic Archbishop's involvement and a Leeland army cenotiy. The text is garbled with names and places.
Week at the Opera House Promises Variety and Stars
The City Opera House announces attractions for the week with Bladtog Sunday featuring Wile Nims and Howard Keel singing. Richard Widmark stars in Halls of Montezuma on Saturday while Chapter 6 of Desperados of the West screens. March of Time and The Gathering Storm are also highlighted in the lineup.
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City Opera Trouse
Baler
Wile Nims
Howard Keel
Richard Wid
Montecuma
Court News Highlights and Local Property Notes
Court items list a range of disputes including a complaint for temporary restraining order and a divergence case among named parties, plus civil actions involving real estate and licenses. Local property deeds show Wolfram T. Ivays and spouse transferring Fort 4 Hays county land. A firm’s construction groundbreak for a new home near Hronsawick and progress on foundation work is noted with a well drilled at the site recently.
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Alas Lieray Stuart Beebaker
Betty Diwis Banbater
Gill
Comelaint
Mildred
Wales
John G. Wiles
Rose Mae Uryant
Columb
Bryant
de Hell
Ter Isdtluey Civet Ce
Richard GO. Tarton
Mary KO Dedson
Silver Spring
Wolfram T. Tiavs
Hays County
Ralph Stautler
OP Barn
Ine
Baanawten
Recettly
Htosemant
Hronsawick
Strpehor
Tivoli Bill Coming Week at Tivoli Theater
The Tivoli theater announces next week schedule with James Stewart in Harvey on Sunday to Wednesday, Paul Henreid and Catherine McLeod in So Young So Bad on Thursday and Friday, and Pau Henreid in Last of the Buccaneers in technicolor on Saturday. WATZ Cozy Annapolis reports State Police Capt. Menash E. Katz was sworn in as fifth Governor by Governor McKeldin in a ceremony at the State House.
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Ritchie
Nice
O'Conorwid Lane
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