Hood Finals Set for Wednesday Evening at Alumnae Hall
Hood College prepares for the Moving Up Day events with all college songs, senior class processions, and a President Stahr address. The incoming Class of 1948 will take seats in the chapel, wear caps and gowns, and receive class tokens. Scholarships and awards will be announced by President Jahr.
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Sf Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Ure
Clas
Henry Apple
Paulls Muir
West Englewood
N. J
Co-operative Governmes Association
Stahr
Elizabeth Bishop
Washington
Dents Bock
Polly Smith
Hagerstown
Jahr
Calvary Church Members Attend Baltimore Conference
A group from Calvary Methodist Church attended the Baltimore Annual Conference in Westminster. Sunday night readings announced Rev. Dr J. Franklin Haas and Miss Alta Tee would return as pastor and deaconess for another year. Local members and youth delegates participated in rallies and a stadium picnic.
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Calvery Methodist Church
Baltimore
Methodist Church
Westminster
J. Franklin Haas
Alta Tee
Calvary Church
Jesse Yingling
Mary Yingling
Ethel Nichols
Helen Daugherty
Hilda Baller
Ruby Nichols
Dorothy Bell
Miss Ice
Ray Keefe
Technicality Delays Chandler Treason Case
A legal technicality delayed selecting a Federal jury for Douglas Chandler,41 58, a former Baltimore newspaperman charged with treason for Nazi propaganda broadcasts. The trial paused after prosecutors cited the defense had not received an interpreter’s name, forcing a 72 hour wait per court rules.
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Boston
Douglas Chandler
Baltimore
Germany
Academy of Visitation ends 101st year with large class
The Visitation Academy marked its 101st year with a large commencement lasting in a capacious hall. Gold medals and diplomas were awarded to Marian Reeves Byerly Frederica Gasquet Crabites Paula Ann Mack Helen McKenna Theresa Josephine Byrne Mary Judith Baltimore Elizabeth Ane Brady Katherine Groom Irene Katherine ingten Mary Anne Burgess, and others. The program included Chopin and Neieracker Suite selections, sung by choirs with piano accompaniment. Continued on Page Four.
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Visitation Academy
Neehes
Marian Reeves Byerly
Iss
Frederica Gasquet Crabites
Aldic
Paula Ann Mack
Bethesda
Helen McKenna
Ashington
Theresa Josephine Byrne
Armont
Mary Judith
Baltimore
Elizabeth Ane
Lenore Kaetzel
Na Pepe
Merbert
Vie
Two Largest Indian Groups Accept Plan
New Delhi reports Nehru and leaders of the Moslem League Congress Party and Sikh group say they accept a British plan for partition. Boundary commission will delineate Pakistan borders. Sikhs to consent subject to legislative approval. British Parliament broadcast to UK and US to follow brief leader addresses.
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New Delhi
ip—Panditt Jawaharla Nehru
India
Congress
Subcontinent
Pakistan
Britain
BBC
United States
CBS
Nehru
M. A. Jinnah
Sardar Baldev Singh
Congress Party
Bengal
Punjab
Hindustan
Lord M Mountbatten
Japan cabinet mulls expropriation of coal mines
The Japanese cabinet under Socialist Premier Tetsu aterama considers a bill to expropriate certain coal mines to meet a production quota. It reportedly targets mines previously controlled by Zaibatsu now being broken up, with state control favored for key resources.
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Toxye
Tetsu Aterama
Japan
Zaibatsu
Thieves Foiled at Berger Book Mart on North Market
Overnight break in at Berger Book Mart 100 block North Market left a broken rear door pane. Investigation shows entry occurred but nothing appeared stolen and no injuries were reported.
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Berger Book Mart
North Market Street
Vandenberg pushes ratification of peace treaties after Hungary shift
Senator Vandenberg heads the Foreign Relations panel urging Senate approval of peace treaties with Bulgaria and Romania and possibly Hungary. He argues swift acceptance may hasten Russian troop withdrawal as Hungary's Communist government falters. Some Republicans expect opposition during the upcoming debate.
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Washington
Hungary
Italy
Vandenberg
Michigan
Bulgaria
Romania
Germany
Austria
Red Army
Truman Charges Price Hikes Amid Administration Critique
Senator Taft accuses President Truman of abandoning promises to curb inflation and hints at hearings on the price situation. A minor fire alarm sounding at 200 East Third Street prompted firefighters to check a furnace blaze that turned out to be burning paper. James M. Landis of the Civil Aeronautics Board criticizes U S airline operations as inferior and says compensation talks with business leaders were not fulfilled.
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Washington
Taft R-Ohisi
Truman
Democratic Adinistration
Ohio
Senate House Committee On
General Alar
Frederick
East Third Street
Asident
Extended Forecast for Middle Atlantic Region
Weather outlook for New York and surrounding areas predicts near normal highs in eastern New York with 2 to 4 degrees above normal elsewhere. Mild to warm temperatures expected Wednesday through Friday, with a hotter spell Saturday and Sunday. Precipitation likely Thursday or Friday. Normal highs: north 63 central 66 south 71.
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New York
Middle Atlantic
New
No Disorder In Club Says Zacharias
Former County License Commissioner Richard M. Zacharias released opinions on cases involving SiNP Club and Valley Inn licensing disputes. He ordered licensees to keep peace. testimony described a late night disturbance with arrests, yet found no disorder inside the premises.
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Sinp Club
Valley Inn, Inc
Richard M. Zacharias
G. F. Walt C. S. Wiles
William Wachter
Jesse XX. Smith
Socio Economic Research Foundation, Inc
Francis William Wagner
Edevin W MacGill
Euis Cartr
Sgt
Phobus
West Patrick Street
Prebus
Frank Dorsey
Foundation No. 1
Frederick
Alliance of
Operators of Water Inn, Inc
Edward E. Boggess
Purina Boggess
Charles Stansbury
Purine Boggess
Boggesses
Naess
Bogsess
Cleveland
Frederick arrestees await U S court post jail break case
Frederick suspects Harry F Ball James M Hite and Lloyd R Mauk face robbery and false pretense charges after a January jail break. They allegedly forced taxi driver Merrii Hobbs to drive to Gettysburg where he was left bound. Jack Billingsley serves a 10 year term in Iowa.
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Frial
Frederick Witin’arges
Ride Ad
Didiet
Harry F. Ball
Frederick County
James M. Hite
Lloyd R. Mauk
Cumberland
Jack Billingsley
Brunswick
Iowa
Hobbs
Gettysburg
FBI
Balltimore
Freight Car Industry To Be Probed By Grand Jury
Washington June 3 Attorney General Clark asked a District of Columbia grand jury to probe alleged antitrust violations in the railway freight car building industry. Subpoenas seek documents from freight car makers, trade associations, and related groups as part of a federal inquiry into price fixing and market allocation. The investigation follows reports that four firms have recently controlled about 80 percent of freight car production.
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Washington
Clark
Justice Department
District of Columbia
Weather and Health Notes From Grandview and Truman’s Mother
Overnight showers cooled the Frederick area to 54 degrees with partial clearing and a forecast of sunny warmth by Thursday. Thunderstorms moved around the region last night while the White House physician reported 94-year-old Mrs. Mattie Truman resting well and able to sit up briefly.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick and Vicinity
Morrow
Mercury
Grandview
Wallace Graham
White House
Truman
Matthe E. Truman
Feeble market recovery seen in New York stocks
Assorted stocks made feeble passes at recovery in today's market as leaders continued to seek lower ground. Benjamin B Rosenstock served as attorney for Awunissioner Zacharias in a noted guidance matter.
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New York
Maryland Sets July 1 Start for New 2 Percent Sales Tax
Annapolis reports Maryland will commence a 2 percent sales tax on July 1 regardless of court challenges. The measure faces opposition from merchants who seek a referendum, while officials expect substantial revenue though critics flag collection and administration costs. The Comptroller estimates 50,000 businesses must license. the bill passed amid intense legislative battles with farm exemptions and regional concerns.
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John Chandler
Annapolis
Maryland
Marland
Hall Hammond
Lane
Samuel J. Fisher
Merchant Croup
John B. Funk
George D Queen Anne
Annapol
Sutheren
Pumphrey
Prince Georges County
Maraland Duvers
Prince George and
Montgomery Co
Washington
Senate
Ito
Inw
House
Sive
Funks
The
Economic Council
Hammond
Comptrollers Office
Baltimore
Magaskie Fined for DUI in Baltimore Court
Daniel V Magaskie of Baltimore was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in Peoples Court before Magistrate Edward Smith and fined 100 dollars plus costs. He plans to appeal to the Circuit Court claiming medicine for a sciatic nerve condition while admitting drinking six or seven beers prior to arrest on North Market Street.
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Daniel
Magaskie
Baltimore
Peoples Court
Edward @. Smith
Circuit Court
Richard E. Zimmerman
North Market Street
A. D. Hasenbuhler
Lieut. R. O. Six
Edwin F. Nikirk
Louisiana Observes Birthday of Jefferson Davis
Louisiana joins other former Confederacy states in 1863 to mark Jefferson Davis birthday while archives at Louisiana State University show mixed views. General Braxton Bragg expressed disappointment over not commanding southern troops in Louisiana, denouncing New Orleans command as unjust and calling the government’s action partisan.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Jefferson Davis
South
Louisiana State University
Davis
Braxton Bragg
Chicikamauga
Thomas ©. Moore
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the county office for several property sales. Mrs W Walter Culler sold to Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark a 109 acre farm on New Liberty road in Liberty district for about 16600. Mrs John F Graham sold to Mr and Mrs William B Hailey a property at 206 East Church Street for around 6600. Mr and Mrs Emory Wirts Mr and Mrs George Stup and Mr and Mrs Howard J Stup sold to Mr and Mrs James E Houff a property at the east end of Adams Town on the Doubs road for about 3500.
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W Walter Culler
Thomas Clark
New Liberty Road
Liberty District
John F. Graham
William B. Hailey
East Church Street
Emory Wirts
George Stup
Howard J. Stup
James E. Houff
Adamstoun
Doubs Road
Flower Show Opens Wednesday At Calvary Methodist Hall
Visitors from Washington Leesburg and Southern Maryland join Frederick for a community flower show sponsored by the Garden Club of Frederick. The event runs 3 to 9 PM with entries and prizes, commercial displays, water lilies and aquariums, and a scouts exhibit. The show is nonprofit and aims to celebrate gardening.
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Washington
Leesburg
Maryland
Frederick
Garden Club of
Calvary 1 Methodist Parish Hall
Garden Club
Fower
Seventh
Market Streets
Oe Bey
Priien
F. Barte
T. Stuart Haller
Jedan
Sam W. Maples
Deported Germans Freed At Home In Publicized Return
The article reports 36 Germans released from internment and returned to the homeland. Seven were criminals, 29 labeled dangerous aliens by the Justice Department, including Bundists and draft dodgers. Some express hostility to the United States, others protest being sent back while some wish to stay or travel.
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Jane
Rgo
Hue
United
Ucted
N. Svampa
United States
Karl Jacobsen
Germany
Americas
Walter Hagen
New York City
Erica
Friedrich Anhagen
Columbia University
Adgar Kiesel
Philadelphia
Kiesel
Masses Funded By Archbishop Curley Will
The will of Archbishop Michael J. Curley filed for probate lists 2179 to be used for masses. He disposed of most property before his death May 16, giving clothing to the Little Sisters of the Poor and pontifical garments to Baltimore Cathedral. Books go to Msgr. Joseph M. Nelligan with funds after funeral expenses to be used for masses for his and others souls.
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Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
Washington
iLittle Sisters of the Poor
Joseph MM. Nelligan
Flood Waters Displace Families In Springfield Area
June 3 PH reports torrential flooding as two cottages in Snyderville near Springfield shifted six to eight feet and overflowed, with flood control work and four installations aimed to prevent further damage. Suits enter court from Ralph W. Davie of Preston E. and Lford J. Davie alleging a South Market street crash damaged his car and injures, seeking damages. his wife sues for 3,000 for personal injuries with Richard Ziemerman as attorney.
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Snyderville
Springfield
Ralph W. Davie
Preston E
Lford J. Davie
South R Market Street
Mossburg
Jones Davie
Sdo
Richard ©. Ziemerman
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Tico
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Academy of Visitation
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Russ Airlines
James M. Landis
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P—Muni
Henry Garsson
Ted
Andrew
Busness
May
Zacharias
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Hagerstown-Frederick
U.S
America
Curley
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