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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1951
Page
13
County officials and their wives attended a dinner meeting where G Frank Thomas, visiting Miami, sent regrets by telegram. The gathering capped a series of regional organization meetings for the program. First fundraising reports will be presented January 30 at Hotel Frederick at 6 30 p.m.
More than 100 alumni and friends gathered at Calvary Methodist in Frederick to hear Rev. Dr. Lowell S. Ensor outline Western Maryland College’s Mid Century Advanced Program. Gen. D. John Markey of Walkersville led county support for independent classification funding. A new documentary film “Your Western Maryland College” debuted with narration.
W S Schmidt, longtime assistant and former teacher, was appointed superintendent of Prince Georges County schools succeeding the late G Gardner Shugart. Schmidt, a native of Frederick, is a graduate of Boys High School and previously taught in Pennsylvania before joining the county system.
Washington on January 23 President Truman created a nine member Internal Security Commission to devise ways of strengthening the nation s laws against subversion and espionage across government and industry.
President Truman appoints Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz as chair of a new commission on treason espionage sabotage and subversive activities. The panel will include eight more distinguished citizens chosen on a nonpartisan basis with members to be named soon.
The commission would review government employee loyalty and security programs amid repeated attacks on the State Department and other agencies. Former Senator Tydings, a Democrat from Maryland, has supported proposals for such a panel as a nonpartisan outgrowth of the controversy.
A four room frame house owned by Mr and Mrs Lionel Grim burned to the ground while they were away at work. Neighbors spotted the blaze across the street and the volunteer fire department battled the flames, but the fire caused total loss.
In Bogota today the newspaper EF Siglo cited provincial health authorities reporting 80 deaths from yellow fever in the rural Cachira area of North Santander Department, about 199 miles north of Bogota.
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