The News Frederick Md Briefs Jan 195s
A compact Frederick News brief from the January pages recounts local events and notices. Names and places implied but not fully legible. readers are urged to consult the issue for precise details and dates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1952
Page
2
Mt Airy Shoemaker Injured In Virginia Crash
Mt Airy shoemaker and 1916 Maryland School for the Deaf graduate Monard Hood, 54, was found critically injured after a noon Sunday Route 201 crash two miles south of Petersburg Virginia. He suffered a fractured left hip, broken right kneecap, broken ribs, brain concussion, severe lacerations and delayed shock with a high fever. His brother Walter Hood was notified. Virginia police attributed the crash to a rain slick road when a southbound car skidded and turned in front of Hood’s vehicle. Hood, a longtime Lion and local business man, was driving alone after a two week Florida vacation. he was among Maryland’s early deaf drivers and remains active in Mt Airy and Frederick communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monard Hood
Mt. Airy
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Virginia Medical College Hospital
Richmond
Walter K. Hood
Jack Steele
Lions Club
Virginia
Steele
Florida Lions
Howard Hood
Lions
Hood
Maryland
Florida
Petersburg
Frederick
Policeman Acquitted in Washington Numbers Conspiracy Case
Judge James R. Kirkland directed acquittal of Police Inspector Albert I. Bullock in Federal District Court. He was one of 15 defendants charged with conspiring to operate a numbers ring in the Washington area. The court denied motions for directed verdicts for the other defendants, including Charles E. Nelson and Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James R. Kirkland
Federal District Court Today
Albert I. Bullock
Charles E. Nelson
Ritchie
Three Ways to File Return Information Notice
The article outlines three filing options for 1951 taxpayers. Quick method Form 1040 A applies if income is under 5000 dollars and no itemizing deductions or business expenses. Short Form 1040 suits incomes under 5000 with no itemized deductions, using a tax table with a 10 percent early deduction. Longest Form 1040 must be used when income is 5000 dollars or more or when itemizing deductions such as taxes interest contributions and medical expenses exceeding five percent of income.
Community Notes From Cedar Grove Meeting and Local News
Cedar Grove Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Clarence Roberts home with Mrs. Lee King as co host. Guests from Browningsville attended and the council second vice president Mrs Rodney Whitaker was present. Edythe Turner Homemakers Agent visited from England and will tour local clubs before heading to Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Guy Watkins returned from Florida and others visited Clearwater. Salon Women’s Society of Christian Service held a lunch and business meeting led by Mrs Beall Hunt and Mullinix. Union Memorial Post 58808 VFW held an initiation for Olivia Hays Helen Wilson and Margaret Wels and planned a fried chicken supper for March 12. National president to visit Baltimore February 24. local auxiliary to attend in War Memorial building. Auxiliary donated to Cancer Fund. Esther Pheabus won a prize and Christine Selby won the jackpot during recess. The next meeting is February 4. Lt David Buffington and Mrs Buffington visited Merry Knoll. James W McCuller announced engagement of Kathleen Virginia to Richard H Trout. wedding date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Clarence Roberts
Lee King
Browningsville Club
Rodney Whitaker
Edythe Turner
Wion Egerton
Shilfhome
Dorchester
Dorset
England
Gaithersburg
Poolesville
Barnesville-Dickerson
Kentucky
Guy Watkins
Allea Thompson
Florida
Arthur Watkins
Clearwater
Fla
Women's Society of Christian Service
Harold Burdette
Philip Brown
Murray Mullinix
William Beall
Richard Hunt
Union Memorial
Olivia Hays
Helen Wilson
Margaret Wels
Baltimore
War Memorial Building
Cancer Fund
Esther Pheabus
Christine Selby
Thelma Bartzell
Annabelle Kelly
David M. Buffington
Indiantown Gap
Millard Roelke
Merry Knoll
Fire Causes Minor Damage in Union Bridge Millwork Building
A small fire near the railroad station in Union Bridge damaged wood flooring in a Millwork Manufacturing Company lumber sawing shed. The fire was detected early and quickly controlled, likely ignited by the furnace used to heat the building during the day. The report ends noting a forthcoming regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Millwork Manufacturing Company
Graceful Workers Class meeting at Grace Reformed church
The Graceful Workers Class met at Thelma Frock's home with 22 members. Ruth Halter led the meeting, naming Louise Eckard and Ethel Garber to sunshine duties and Thelma Frock and Freda Lambert to set a date for a March 28 food sale. Rainy day bags were collected for 1952 treasury. Meeting adjourned to Ethel Garber's home. Also notes of members’ recent travels and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Grace Reformed Church
Thelmas Frock
Ruth Halter
Louise Eckard
Ethel Garber
Sunshine
Thelma Frock
Freda Lambert
Treasury
Mervyn Fuss
Alice
New York
Thomas Tracey
Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore
Harry Reindollar
Henry at hardware convention in Pittsburg
Mrs Ida Blume visits Walkersville with her daughter. Mrs Ernest Dunbar and others attend Carroll County Red Cross Conference in Westminster. Senate approves admission of Greece and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Pittsburg
Ida Blume
Faniy
Walkersville
Ernest Dunbar
Elwood Baumgardner
Bernard Arnolt
Felix Westine
Amelia Annan
Margaret Nurton
Carroll County
American Red Cross
Historical Society
Westminster
There is no other place like New England
Advice on correct usage and pronunciation for common English mistakes. Distinguishes the proper phrase There is no such place as New England from the preferred There is no other place like New England. Highlights mispronunciation persist and common misspelling waver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Western Senate approves protocol vote with limited witnesses
Only six Senators were present when the vote on the protocol was taken, but leadership from both parties had approved it in advance, signaling a coordinated bid to move the measure forward within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Frederick, Md
James Vv. McCuller
Kathleen Virginia
Richard H. Trout
Harry Trout
United Nations
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Xire
Germert
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Doll's Jewelry Store
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Carty’s
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