Problem Of Neglected Children In Frederick County
Frederick County Childrens Aid Society faced a budget raise to 5000 for September to help support six neglected children aged 18 months to eight years. The Juvenile Court heard testimony on squalor and need for foster care while five May cases included a delinquent girl and older boys. Two infant girls were adopted into stable homes and 18 new foster licenses issued as 14 students finish seventh grade and six graduate high school.
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Frederick County Childrens’ Aid Society
Svarve
CAS
Irs
Willam C. Rodenck
Las
Juvenil Court
Maryland School For Colored Girls
Glen Burnie
Frederick County
Tme
Echoes Across the World Reframe Live Speech Pace
A speaker’s voice travels instantly to a distant listener while those nearby hear the words later, illustrating how radio and global communication create a paradox of immediacy and delay in shared sound.
Court Scores Amazing Jury Action In St Marys County
Chief Judge William M. Loker criticized the Leonardtown grand jury for refusing to report on illegal slot machines. The jury had said investigation was for the court, State’s attorney, and sheriff. County officials anticipate 50 000 yearly revenue from 1100 machines after a 5 percent tax. President Truman to address Canadian Parliament during a three day Ottawa visit.
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Leonardtown
William M. Loker
Grand Jury
St Mary's County
Maryland
Edward J Waring
Laker
St. Mary's
Lane
Ottawa
Truman
W.L. MacKenzie King
House of Commons
Margaret
Viscount Alexander
King
Ray Atherton
U. S
Trumans
All Roads Commission To Remain In Office
Governor Lave based on Assistant Attorney General Clapp’s ruling allows the three State Roads Commissioners to stay in office after June 1 1947. Telegrams to Keindolor Warson Webb and Russell McCain confirm they will continue serving at the Governor’s pleasure.
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Annapolis
Lave
Robert Clapp
Robert M Keindolar
Baltimore
P Warson Webb
Cambridge
Russell McCain
Frederick
Assaritney
Clapp
State Road Commission
Expect Labor Bill To Become U S Law
In a joint statement Senator Taft and Rep Hartley said they have no doubt the labor bill will become law this week. They indicated uncertainty about a presidential signature or possible override but asserted the measure will restrain strikes and union practices and restore industrial peace. The House is expected to ratify a compromise Wednesday before Senate action and a White House veto decision.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Rep
Hartley
Truman
Senate
House Labor Committees
Sir
Congress
House
White House
Feete Estate Divided Among Two Sons in Probate Order
Charles H. Feete late Brunswick funeral director bequeathed all real and personal property share and share alike to his two sons Charles Flord and Bernard Lee Feete. The will dated August 18 1932 and probated Monday names executors and directs division of the one fourth share in the family funeral business. Bernard Lee Feete gains five-eighths and Charles F. Feete three-eighths of the business. David S. Lewis and Sam Morton acted as administrators in related estates. Five accounts were approved by the Orphans Court including balances for Albert W. Beall Leo Weinberg and Sarah P Handley estates.
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Charles H. Feete
Brunswick Funeral
Charles Flord
Bernard Lee Feete
Harry C. Leftwich
J. Henry Rinker
C. H. Feete & Bro
Charles F. Feete
David S. Lewis
Brunswick
Paul L. Lowery
Sam Dave Morton
Unscity
Elizabeth W. Morton
Elsie AL. Fogle
Albert Murphy Beall
Albert T. W. Beall
L. Rae Weinberg
Leo Weinberg
Charles F. Handley
Sarah P_ Hand_ Jey
Sherman P. Bowers
Elizabeth Sheeten
SSS Tonle Tonic Claims to Boost Red Blood Cells and Energy
An old style medicinal ad touts SSS Tonle as a proven booster for low blood strength and non organic anemia. It promises appetite improvement, weight gain, better energy, and renewed vitality with a formula containing activating ingredients. It urges readers to start now and claims millions of bottles sold.
Executors and Administrator File Final Accounts in Two Estates
In the estate of Ezra R. Sheetenhelm the executrix accounted for 4330.62 and distributed 273.54. In the estate of Leo J. Bowler the administrator in his first and final account accounted for 2126.24 and distributed 1734.19.
Recount Begins In Baltimore County Senate Election
Recount of votes from the 1946 U.S. Senate race started at the Baltimore Post Office as part of a Senate Rules Committee inquiry. The effort follows a petition by Republican nominee D. John Markey after initial returns showed he trailed former Governor Herbert F. O Conor by about 2,200 votes in Baltimore City and four surrounding counties. The counties include St. Marys Cecil Anne Arundel Howard and Montgomery.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Subcommittee On
U.S Senate Rules and Administration Committee
Baltamore City
D. John Markey
Herbert F. O'Conor
St. Mary's
Cecil
Anne Arundel
Howard
Montgomery
Cats Preying On Young Squirrels In Frederick
City police report attempts to save half grown squirrels from stray cats using loaded sap. On Sunday night officer Eli Carty missed as a cat ran up a tree with a baby squirrel in the 200 block West Second Street. The squirrel was likely devoured. A week earlier Sergt Dac Swomley and Officers Arnold Sim had similar efforts in Memorial Ground.
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Frederick
Eli Carty
Second Strees
Memorial Ground
Sergt Dac Swomley
Arnold Sim
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Natural Constipation Relief
An advertisement claims All-Bran from Kellogg's can correct constipation caused by low dietary bulk. It urges daily intake of an ounce, mixed with cereals or baked, with ample water and a money back guarantee.
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Kellogg's
City considers ordinance to curb predatory cats attacking squirrels
City Attorney Richard E Zummerman reviews an ordinance to grant police authority to shoot cats or dogs that molest a half grown half tame squirrel found at large in the attic area. Local residents report a predatory cat attacked a young squirrel, which was rescued and placed in a tree where it recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons and Candy
Richard E Zummerman
Pay Increases Sought for Army and Navy Medical Staff
Washington June 2 House Armed Services Committee heard pleas from War Secretary Patterson and Navy Secretary Forrestal for pay increases to recruit and retain medical personnel. Forrestal warned the Navy would face a 65 percent shortfall in meeting estimated needs when reserve officers now on duty depart.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Patterson
Forrester
War and Navy Departments
House Armed Service Committee
Forrestal
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ALLEN
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Haller Snyder
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Bulova
Ronson
Royal Demuth
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Boonsboro, Md
Tery
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Art Gibson
Nobody's
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Zeke Clements
Rbur
Smima Besne
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Slim Bryant
WFMD
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Patrick ST
Frederick. MD
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
Johns-Manville
Myra
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Haines Coffee Shop
Orth Market St
Clara
Studio Traiier
Jefferson Mn
City One
Jefferson Highway 340
Sears Giant Furniture
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