Maryland U Powers Before Legislature
Maryland lawmakers debate the University of Maryland power to issue its own construction bonds and fund buildings on a self liquidating basis. Senator Crothers proposes amending the 1950 University Building Authority Act to quell constitutional doubts and permit this power, while Senator Hof advances a competing measure challenging the Byrd building bill. Adjournment followed as other bills face votes.
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Annapolis
Uf1
University of Maryland
Crushers
D-Cecil
University Building Authority
Iegal
Crothers
Bil
General Assembly
Maryland
State House
State Tax Survey Commission
Richard W. Case
Baltimore
Senate
House Mental Hospitals Committee
Kimble
Tr-Allegany
Robinson
D-Bahn
Jackson
Baltimore County
Court of Appeals
State Department of Welfare
Welfare Department
Lions Contribute 248 To Polio Fund At Dimes Drive
Frederick Lions Club members donated 248 in cash at Thursdays luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Lion R Brad Wolfe spearheaded the drive for infantile paralysis relief. President Alvey V Renny led the program featuring The Story Of Nylon film, procured by G William Stultz and Joe Turner, with George C Slagle drawing the attendance prize. The event also included guests and raises to support the March of Dimes campaign.
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Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lion R. Brad Wolfe
Frederick Lions
Alvey V. Renny
Lion Rev
William C. Royal
Lion G. William Stultz
Union Manufacturing Company
Lion Joe
Turner
Chevrolet
Grand Canyon National Sales, Inc
Lion George C. Slagle
Lion H. P. Hughes
Calvert County
John E. Hauser
H. K. Ferguson Company
Camp Detrick
Paul L. Althouse
A. Roger Gnobbel
Doubs
Milton Isaacs
Ambridge
Internal Security Commission Formed by Truman
Washington January 25 President Truman completed a nine member Internal Security Commission headed by Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz to study protecting the nation’s internal security while safeguarding civil liberties. Three Republican Senators criticized the move saying it could politicize the issue and impede Congress. The eight other members named include Anna Lord Strauss Bishop Karl Block John Danaher Harvey Firestone Jr William Leahy Charles H. Silver Emmett M. Walsh and Leshingsweell.
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Washington
Truman
Internal Security Commission
Republican Orgicimim
Chester W. Nimity
Ferguson
Michigan
Congress Froi
Congress
Nimitz
Commission
Anna Lord Strauss
League of Women Voters
Karl Morgan Block
California
John Danaher
Connecticut
Harvey Firestone, Jr
Akron
States Urged to Act on Civil Defense Measures
U S Civil Defense chief Richard Caldwell called on the 48 states plus Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands and DC to push civil defense steps by March to put it on firmer footing He urged fall recruitment of all civil defense volunteers with fire and police auxiliaries to be fully integrated by April He said the dates reflect practicality not an expected attack and pressed governors to act now.
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Washington
Tichard Caldwell
U.S
Caledwell
Dales
Caldwell
Florida
Alaska
Han Puerto Rive
The
Virgin Islands
District of Columbia
Drum And Bugle Corps Annual Dinner Held At Key Post
Sixty eight members and guests attended the Drum and Bugle Corps annual banquet of the Francis Scott Key Post No. 1 American Legion at the Hotel Frederick Thursday. Posts Commander J Alfred Cutsail and Willian Wiles spoke brief, HH. Q. Miller served as toastmaster. Prizes went to Mrs Joseph S Kennedy Mrs Hartiaod Cornell and John R Newton. Invocation by Robert Renpedds. Other corps officers listed among speakers. Ballimere January 25. Mahoney campaign manager and Edgar McShain named district consultants for price stabilization office in Baltimore. The Baltimore district office will oversee Maryland price stabilization affairs under a regional office in Richmond.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
Francis Scott Key Post
No. v. American Legion
Hotel Frederick
J. Alfred Cutsail
Willian Wiles
HH. Q. Miller
Joseph S. Kennedy
Hartiaod Cornell
John R. Newton
Robert Renpedds
Board of
Custail
Wiles
Charles J. Dey
Henry Stall
William Jes. Miller
Leroy Crum
George Black
Lartwood Cornell
Herbert S Halu, Sr
Mr Kennedy. Offecors
Ballimere
Dan
Thane Watman
George PL Mahoney
Last Sur Miet
Edlgar McShain
Senator O'Conor
Stat
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Maryland
New Windsor Community Notes and Events
The W. SC. S. held an all day church meeting to study Near East Panorama with Mrs. EB Billings leading and reviews by Mrs. Benedict Rev Soper and Mary Haines. The Ladies Auxiliary elected Ruth Baile as president and 7 officers. A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. Cullen Barnett. Mrs. Uriah Fritz and grandson Bobby Bollinger visited Baltimore. David Hohman broke his left arm on a scout hike. Mrs. C EF Nusbaum attended Miss Margaret Fertig’s wedding to 2nd Lt. Richard Huffine at Edgewood Arsenal. Ralph Stonesheer moved to live with Vernon Harghenhorn. Mrs. Howard Koons to entertain Winter's Aid Society Jan 30. Rev BE Seper preached The Vain Use of Diod's Name at St. Pauls with Adult choir.
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New Windsor
W. SC. S
Near East Panorama
EB. E. Billings
Albert Benedict
E. C. Soper
Mary Haines
Ruth Baile
Theda Dyer
Esther Wilt
Nellie Lantz
Willie Benedict
Catherine Grabill
Pearl Benedict
Cullen Barnett
Clyde Morningstar
William Lovell
Lovell
Uriah Fritz
Bobby Bollinger
Baltimore
Ethel Sturdevant
David Hohman
C. EF. Nusbaum
Margaret Fertig
Richard Huffine
Edgewood
Arsenal
Gunpowder Club
Fertig
Ralph Stonesheer
Westminster
Vernon Harghenhorn
Howard Koons
Winter's Aid Society
Diod
BE. C. Seper
St. Pauls
Court News Equity Eva 4 Wachter ve Clyde Wachter
Court records list bill of complaint for absolute divorce in Roth J Ensor vs Harry W En sor. Marriage licenses issued for Hiener M Wachar ine and Eleanor Jones. Property deeds show transfers between Wilbur E Summers and Ruth G Zimmerman and back, plus multiple interfamily conveyances. Power of Attorney given from Manville E Kefauver to Miriam Kefauver. Noting a wool pricing update from Bigelow Sanford Carpet Company delaying any wool purchases. carpet prices reflect wool at $2.15 per lb vs $1.40 previously.
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Wachter
Clyde
Roth J. Ensor
Harry W. Ensor
Hiener M. Warchiine
Westminster
Eleanor Jones
Braddock Heights
Wilbur E. Summers
Ruth G. Zimmerman
Wilbur F. Summers
Allen KF. Geisbech
Allen FE. Shaff
Abram
Ellin
William G. Rueger
Clin
John F. Williams
Norman W. Dave
Grayson Ho Mercer
Annona Margarets Jackson
Margaret BR. Golibart
Narvell Belt
Rily
Ralph Ot. Tracey
Thomas William Ryan
Manville E. Kefauver
Miriam Kefanuver
New York
Dan
Bigelow- Sanford Carpet Company
James T. Wise
Bigelow
Rocky Ridge elects Miller 4-H club president at reorganization
Rocky Ridge Warren Miller was chosen president of the Rocky Ridge Boys 4-H club at a recent reorganization meeting. Other officers named include Rockney Valentine as vice president Donald Albaugh as secretary and Franklin Fisher as treasurer. Mrs Harvey Stambaugh visited Mr and Mrs Monroe Stambaugh in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Maurice Hahn were guests of Mr and Mrs M J Kaas Sr. at their home. The Willing Workers Society of Mt Tabor Lutheran church plans a chicken and oyster supper in Firemen's Hall on January 2. Mrs Hilda Wilson and son Robert of Keymar spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey M Pittinger. Mrs Cora Setherley and son Garry visited near Littlestown with her sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Frank C Thomas. Mrs C M Pittinger returned home after staying with her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Frank C Thomas near Littlestown. Mr and Mrs Ray Wachter were mentioned.
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Rocky Ridge
Walden Miller
Rockney Valentine
Donald Albaugh
Franklin Fisher
Harvey Stambaugh
Monroe Stambaugh
Baltimore
Maurice Hahn
M. J. Kaas
Willing Workers Society
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Hilda Wilson
Robert
Keymar
Harvey M. Pittinger
Cora Setherley
Garry
Frank C. Thomas
Littlestown
C. M. Pittinger
Ray Wachter
Sunday Guests Include Local Families In Taneytown
ANG Children, Wootdspore, and Mr and Mrs Samuel Wood and daughter Taneytown were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H A Smith in a local Taneytown visit.
Unions Press 44-Hour Pay and 35 Cent Rise Demand
Four railroad labor unions reiterated demands for 44 hours pay for a 40-hour week and a 35 cent hourly wage increase. Spokesmen said the stance follows rejection by local leaders of a tentative three-year peace plan signed at the White House on December 21.
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Washington
White House
Bridge steel ready for Chesapeake Bay span completion
Baltimore January 25 all steel for the Chesapeake Bay bridge has been fabricated or is on its way to fabricators. Consulting engineer Herschel H. Allen of the J. E Greiner firm said the structure will be completed on schedule unless weather worsens beyond expectations.
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Bridge Steel
Baltimore
Chesspeake Bay
Herschel H. Alen
Allen
J. E Greiner
Maryland Association of Engineers
Army Nurse Corps To Mark Birthday
The Army Nurse Corps, the oldest of all women’s military services, will celebrate its ffi eth birthday on February 2. The article traces nursing service from Washington’s Revolutionary War request to contract for nurses, through Civil War volunteering, to Congress authorizing nurse employment during later conflicts.
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Army Nurse Corps
Washington
Congress
Nurse Corps
Perm
Army nurses first to Korea and recruitment drive
In 1901 an anent component of the Army, and more recently Army nurses were the first American women dispatched with the Armed Forces to Korea arriving in early July. The Army seeks to recruit several nurses from the Second Army Maryland Area with a national quota of 400 per month for the next six months.
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Army
Korea
Second Army
Maryland
United States
Permit Approved for Arthur P in City Engineer Decision
The city engineer approves issuance of a permit to Arthur P. The approval confirms official permission for the requested work and sets any required conditions. Local records indicate the approval follows standard permitting procedures and will be the basis for actual permit issuance.
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Arthur P
Starr to design Safeway Market at East All Saints Street
Starr, architect, for the construction of a new Safeway Stores food market at 28 East All Saints Street, estimated cost about 225000. No contractor has been named for the project as yet, as far as is known.
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Forest Grove
S&s
John Squires
Rev. Squires
India
C. H. Lamar
Robert Hope
Squires
Carroll Shry
Great Britain
Cornwall
Lizard Point
Veneiita
Welles
Hollywood
Hijpeond Bread
Hollywood Way
Gal
Schmidts
Court News
Remsberg’s
Towle — Wallace
Alyin International — Lunt
Manchester — Gorham
Syracuse
Spode
Haviland
Sterling
China
Crystal Oy
Remsberg’ S Jewelry
Scolt Key Hotel
Lamberton
Cambridge
America
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East
Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Income Tax
Henry A. Engelbrecht
N. Market St
Ralph Castle
C. S
San Francisco, Calif
V. the Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
Christian Science Society
Frederick
James E. Rager
Sherman
Wiest's Department Store
York
Penna
Market St.—Phon
Esskay & Home
Kellys
Rica
Scrach
Herd
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