Head Caught Between Two Milk Trucks
Calvin Carson of Buckeystown narrowly escaped serious injury when his head was caught between two milk trucks on Water street off Patrick. The eighteen year old was helped by his father and rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital with burns and a bruised left temple. Lt. BR O Six led the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Carson
Buckeystown
Water Street
Patrick
Carson
Boyer Transportation Company
Young Carson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Countian
BR. O Six
Northwest Faces New Flood Loss
The Columbia river system spawned a new flood threat in its headwaters as the old crest nears the sea. Army troops National Guardsmen and volunteers battled soggy dikes from Clatskanie to Astoria while residents faced evacuation and ongoing repairs amid Memorial Day recovery efforts at Vanport and other flood zones. Known dead excluding Vanport stood at 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Canadian Rockies
Pacific
Clatskanie Ox
Astoria
Lowlan
Vanport
Red Cross
Igial
Rev Dr Robert J Pilgram Dies in Lancaster Penna
The Reverend Dr Robert J Pilgram of Lancaster Pa died yesterday. Ordained in 1901 he served as pastor in Baltimore Carlisle Pittsburgh and Lancaster. Survived by wife Hilda Hark Pilgram and two children Hildezarde Philadelphia and Dr Robert H Montgomery W V whose wife Margaret G Kieffer is daughter of Rev Dr and Mrs H L G Kieffer. The couple will travel from Frederick to Lancaster tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Pilgram
Lancaster
Pilgram
The
Reformed Church
Baltimore
Carlisle
Pittsburgh
Franklin and Marshall College
Abrs
Hilda Hark Pilgram
Hildezarde
Philadelphia
Robert H
Montgomery
W. Va
Margaret G. Kieffer
Hens
L. G. Kieffer
Wil
Frederick
Doctor Woodward Opens Office in Rockville
Dr Arthur F Woodward of Rockville opens an office at 3 East Church Street for the practice of medicine. He is the son of Judge Charles W Woodward and Mrs Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Woodward
Rockville
East Church Street
Woodward
Charles W. Woodward
Comics Omission Delays in Today's News
Comics are omitted from today’s issue and will be published Friday along with the releases for that date.
Hood College prize winners announced at moving up day
Hood College held the annual Staving Up Day in Brodbeck Hall as the Class of 1938 surrendered seats to the Class of 1939. Prizes and awards across journalism, literature, music, and home economics were conferred, with Phyllis Muir winning the Elsie Muir Loucks jewel prize and Marian Davidson receiving multiple honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Scholz
Phe
Marian Davidson
Brooklyn
Henry Irvgan
the Herald
al Joan Schmitt
Tarentum
Mary Lee Miller
Laurels
Barbara Pennebecker
Emmaus
Vivian McNiel
Washington
Eugene O'Neill
Mfary
Phyllis Muir
West Englewood
N. J
W. J. Muir
Elsie Winifred Muir
Stahr
Gre
Barbara Jane Henderson
Hillsdale
Elizabeth Heider
Hyattsville
Hood
Barbara Huntley
West Pitison
Trias Viola Pape
Brookyn
George C. Pearson
Marilyn Peecock
Berarn
Class of 1948 Honors Start Outdoor Exercises Saturday
The Hood College Class of 1948 held outdoor ceremonies Saturday with Miss Gretchen Greff of Queann J. Bas composing the class song and Miss Bette Biome reading the class poem. Miss Mary Lou Schoenhut led the planning committee with assistants Miss Jayne Gillis Miss Elizabeth Paterson and Miss Anne Smith as the program closed with Alma Mater and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
R. Paul
Hagerstown
Wi Spriggs
Mareh Seraphique
Guilmar
Gretchen Greff
Queean X
Bette Biome
Baltimore
Mi jJorie Blakeney
Rutherford
N. J
Blakeney
Colleen Crowhurst
Nutler
Henry Irvin Stahr
Hood
Mendelssohn
Joseph Henry Apple Library
Mary Lou Schoenhut
Merion, Pa
Jayne Gillis
Belmont
Mass
Elizabeth Paterson
Freeport
N. Y
Anne Smith
Brooklyn
N. Yer
Warrant Issued for Three Colored Men in Manor Dance Fight
Warrants issued for three Black men tied to a brawl at a colored dance near Manor Woods on Monday. Two deputies were injured, one with a deep arm wound, another with back and side wounds. Bond set at 2000 each. case to be presented to September grand jury. Others charged include Charles Biggus and Charles Wilson Dorsey and Robert E Dorsey with assault and battery. bonds 1000. Feud linked to the Dorsey and Biggus families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Picnc Woods
Edwin F. Mikck
George M. Laytheet
William Cosgrave
Park Mil
Cers
Layman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cosgrave
Charles Biggus
Charles Wilson Dorsey
Robert E. Dorsey
New London-New Market
Biggus
Grigsby
George Crouse
Hifm
Dorseys
Bill Cuts ERP Fund in House Appropriations Action
The House Appropriations committee urged a 25 percent cut in foreign aid ERP and Marshall Plan funding. They sent to the House floor a $5.98 billion measure, a 7.5 percent reduction from the amount authorized and requested by President Truman, with 12 months stretched to 15 for cash outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Torrow
Congress
Truman
American Released After Detention by Russians in Berlin
Dr. Harry L. Franklin, deputy chief of the civil administration and political affairs for ANG in Berlin, was arrested by a Soviet patrol while leaving a photographer’s shop and held overnight. He said the arrest was unfounded and that he was simply in their sector on business. Louis Glaser defended Franklin, noting there was no justification for the detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Harry L. Franklin
Franklin
Svet
Civil Administration
ANG
Louis Glaser
Frank
Frederick High School recognizes 19 home nursing certificate recipients
Nineteen members of Frederick High School’s 1943 graduating class received Red Cross Home Nursing Certificates from Miss Ethel Northam, Frederick Memorial School superintendent. Recipients include Helen Bell, Jean Cannon, Louise Durrow, and others such as Peggy Geisler, Theresa Gloria Holland, Doris James, Annie Lee Lamb, Virginia Lawson, Doris Margaret Martin, Beverly Mercer, Joyce Myers, Ernestine Page, Sally Tinney, Betty Wartler, and Virginia Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineteen
Frederick High School
Red Cross
Ethel Northam
Frederick Memorral
Miss Northam
Helen Bell
Jean Cannon
Louise Durrow
Pegey Geisler
Theresa Gloria Holland
Doris James. Jones
Annie Lee Lamb
Virgi Lawson
Doris Margaret Mariin
Beverly Mercer
Joyce Mers
Ernestine Page
Sally Tinney
Bety Wartler
Virginia Young
Former Carnival Worker Stabbed To Death
Baltimore June 3. A former carnival worker was stabbed to death. Police arrested his younger brother, Robert Hardy, 25, on a slaying charge. Hardy recently was released from the Maryland House of Correction after serving a sentence for beating his T year old son. He pleaded innocent at arraignment and was ordered held without bond for a later hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltumore
Carould
Sariy
Maryland House of Correction
Robert Hardy
Britain Halts Arms Supplies to Egypt Iraq and Trans-Jordan
Britain announces stopping arms and military equipment shipments to Egypt Iraq and Trans-Jordan to comply with United Nations truce conditions for Palestine. The move was confirmed by a Foreign Office spokesman in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Egypt
Iraq
Trans-Jordan
Palestine
Foreign Office
Leesburg Rotary Club to Evening Program Speaker
The Leesburg Rotary Club will host an evening program at 6 30 PM at the Leesburg Virginia location. The speaker is listed as the ex secretary club member and the event observes a Flat Day observance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Leesburg Retary Ciub
Sburz. Va
Movements Irregular In New York Stock Market
New York stock movement showed irregular trading with prices largely unchanged and small fraction changes. Three teenage youths were picked up by city police on charges of entering and rifling automobiles and face a June 10 hearing before county probation officer Mrs William C Roderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William C Roderick
United States Considers 200000 Displaced Persons Admission
The Nation Today outlines proposed U S policy to admit 200000 displaced persons from Europe over two years. It details selection criteria including origins in Nazi labor camps or Allied zones, language, moral character, skills, housing or job assurances, farming quotas, and priority for Baltic refugees and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow Warrington
Congress
Europe
Germany
Austria
Italy
Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
Russia
Baltic
House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Palestine
United States
U. S
U.S. Impration Service
Congress Urged to Curb Union Powers and Labor Law Reforms
Washington reports that coal industry opponents advised Congress to curb labor influence and outlaw pensions for unions. They proposed amending anti trust statutes to hold unions accountable when strikes threaten public health or safety. Gains urged enforcement during the six week stoppage by soft coal miners in March and April. Stalin prizes awarded to Soviet designers for new military planes and wings highlighted advances in aviation. Designers Lavachkin Mikoyan Typolev and Yakovlev shared prizes valued at about 30000 rubles each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Corner
Ebersole Gaines
National Coal Associathe Senate
Poould
Gaines
Unreg
Moscow
Soviet Union
Bie
Lavachkin
Mikoyan
Typolev
Yakovley
Final Report Guilty Plea On Traffic In Is Made By Mid-August
A traffic survey led by the T Roads Commission in Frederick aims to map interstate and local traffic patterns with interviews and coding at four sites. Final results, including origin and destination data and alternate routes, are to be tabulated in Baltimore for government review. Mrs. Lilian Lucile Becker faced charges in Washington College raids and was sentenced to six months with psychiatric treatment. her husband Ford Becker accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
T Roads Commission
Hoona
State Armory
Frederick
Trafic Division
Baltimore
Lilian Lucile Becker
Red Hall
Washington College
Maryland Reformatory For Women
Reid Hall
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virges
Topanga
Calif
W. Raymond Horney
Parks RK. Jr
Kent County
Att ‘Yy
University of Alabama
Road Oiling Begins Soon in Frederick County
Weather permitting the State Roads Commission will start spring oiling about mid next week. Surface treatment starts on Route 81 from Blue Ridge Summit to Sabillasville about 18.8 miles, then Route 77 from Thurmont to Graceham. Roads will not be detoured but may have slight delays. Over 49 additional miles of highway in the county are slated for resurfacing as the program progresses including about 24 miles on Routes 15 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Frederick Counts
Thomas G. Mohler
Blue Ridge Summit
Sabillasville
Thurmont
Graceham
Vafk
Mohler
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Town
Deeds involving sales of multiple properties filed for record in the clerk's office show transfers at West Seventh Street and Military Road to Marken and Bielfeld Inc and at East Patrick Street and South Jefferson Street to Mr and Mrs Marcus W Simmons. James N Wilfred G Kines connected transfers and evaluations around 4900 dollars. Other transfers include 117 East Second Street to Mr and Mrs Fley Laller for about 16500 dollars and 802 North Market Street to Mrs Roberta C Long for about 3000 dollars. In a separate incident a slate fall near Marmet Coal Company in Kanawha County killed one man and injured another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
Military Road
Marken and BieHeld, Inc
Patrick Stre
South
Jefferson Street
Marcus W. Simmons
pMce
Simmons
New North End
Mremons
Wilfred G Kine
East
Patrick Street
G. Wilson
A. Owen Mercer
Sitton
South Jefferson Street
Hargett
William A Ridéel
East Second Street
Fley Laller
Wertheymer
Roy M . Lawsor
James P. Dolan
Sherman Avenue
Roberta C Long
Benard W. Wilson
North Market Street
Marmet Coal Company
Hernshaw
Kanawha County
Truman Heads National Tour to Campaign for 1948
President Truman vows to fight for a new term as he begins a cross country speaking tour planned as non political by the White House. Five major addresses and numerous talks from June 3 through mid June will shape his campaign across 18 states starting with Chicago and stops in Fort Wayne and Gary Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Democratic Party
White House
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Gary
Ind
Los Angeles
Paper Company Manager Slain in Springfield
Walter Blackford 61, a Strathmore Co. salesman, was found dead in bed from a knife wound. His widow Mrs. Blackford, 61, faces murder charges after police questioned her for hours at the Long Meadow home. Authorities say an automobile carbon monoxide exposure preceded the death, with unclear details from the hospital report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Walter Blackford
Strathmore Co
George A. Yardsley
B.ard Cotter
Blackford
Longmeadow
Abesdas
Ars
Seld Hospital
Bride Abduction Charge Sparks State Police Report
Kingston man Arthur D. Deets Jr is charged with abducting Mrs Kolinski who vanished from her home last Friday. The 18 year old bride had planned to graduate last night after marriage to Thomas Kolinski. Deets wife said he left on a business trip and may be ill and in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr Kodinski
Arthur D. Deets, Jr
Kingston
M Kolinski
Po-lce
Thomas Kolinski
New Britain
Conn
Elkton
Deets
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R. J. Pilgram
Lancaster, Penna
Bertha Morer
Jacob B. Landis
Bertha Stoxer
Marcia Guz
Larchmont
Conrad
Walter Kleist
Vivian Velehradsky
Flemington
Mary Fitter Allen
Mars Filer Alten
Department of Music
Freehman
Thereza Falaguerra
Long Island
Leah B. Allen
Martha Elizabeth Stahr
Leah B Allen
Anne Smyth
Brooston, N
Charlotte Snowden Justin
Charlene
Snowden
Margaret Wage
Elizabeth Leiby Wood
Scott S
Leiby
Harg
Palinener
Elizabeth Wood
Jane Bunn
Nazareth
John D
Louise Hunt Hendrickson
RC Ames
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Lavinia Hussey
Presque Isle
Esther E. Shaw
Alice M. Moser
Edna St. Vincent
M:ilay
Jane MccIntosh
Waukesha
Wis
Marshall Staub
Braddock Heights
Sarah Safrit
Helen ‘M. Safrit
Thaya Cronk
Granby
Anna Louise Remsen
Bflis
Elizabeth S. Remsens
Edwin T. Richardson
Hildegarde Liebich
Mfiss Louise
Louise Friedrich
Holyoxe
Foreign Policy Associatin
Foreign Policy “Bulletin
Staler
Sally Conrad Fauntleroy
Russ Fauntleroy
School of Expression
Marian Davidpamce
Charles J. Little
Mary Wright
Asiss
Helen Walker
Somerset
Bertha
Milss Marion Harsh
Greencastle
Griesemer
Wellington
Ancy Tay
Indianapolis
Nerican Association of Uni- Women
Nancy Smith
Arlington
P.A
Berlin-Zurich
Hudson
Frederick City
South Court Street
S of Thoma. A. Chapline
Chapline
North Court Street
Citizens Truck
Chapproper
Tonigcht
Paper Company
Slain
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