Three Frederick Juveniles Face Eight Robbery Charges
Three 15 year old Frederick youths were arrested after police trapped them in a machine shop on South Bentz Street about 1:50 a.m. They are accused in eight break in or attempted entry cases across Frederick and Braddock Heights last week. The youths, whose names are not released, will appear before probation officer Mrs. Rodierick. Investigators Lieut. Frank Dorsey Sgt. Ben Phebus and Officer Denver Shook reported multiple entries including Joe's Cleaners and Barbara Fritchie restaurant with cash losses and a total cash and goods value around 165. Authorities say additional shops were targeted and a beer warehouse and a coal yard office were among locations. Police found about 18 in cash on the boys plus billfolds and jewelry. two beer cases were recovered. No statements were disclosed due to juvenile regulations.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
William C. Roderick
Montegue
Frank Dorsey
Ben Phebus
Denver Shook
J. R. Yingling and Son
South Bentz Street
Yingling Establishment
Joe's Cleaners
South Market Street
Cities Service Bulk Plant
East Church Street
Evelyn Study
Route 40
Erwin and Shafer Beer
East Church
Baker Coal Yard
East Fifth Street
Barbara Fritchie
North Market Street
Cavell
Albert E. Cavell
Bors
Connie Mack Honored for 65 Years in Baseball
Connie Mack was honored by the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce for his 63rd baseball season and 48th year as Athletics manager. Arthur Kaufmann praised Mack as a living symbol of sportsmanship before about 200 Philadelphians at Shibe Park. A plaque was presented as Mack introduced the A s official family and coaches.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Athletics
Arthur C. Kaufmann
A’s
Shibe Park
Indiana Supreme Court ruling on arrest fingerprints
An opinion by Assistant Attorney General Joseph D. Buscher states the State Police are not required to return fingerprints and photographs of a person arrested and later found not guilty. The Indiana Supreme Court formal opinion had ruled there is no obligation to return such items, and the opinion was furnished Col. Beverly Ober, State Police commander.
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Joseph D. Buscher
Buscher
Indiana Supreme Court
Col
Beverly Ober
Extended Weekend Weather Outlook With Warmer Temperatures
The forecast calls for Saturday partly cloudy and warmer with showers at night and continued warmth. Sunday will be fair and cooler, followed by a Monday shower, then improving conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures through Saturday to Wednesday average about 2 degrees above normal and rainfall around 1 percent.
Hood College alumnae plan extensive Alumnae Day events
Hundreds of Hood College alumnae return for Alumnae Day on Saturday June 5. The main event is a luncheon honoring the 1898 class and president and Mrs Stahl with other honored guests and class reunions. A morning business meeting in Brodbeck Hall precedes the lunch and a campus tour.
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Hood College
Herr
Lass
We Herz
Maryland
Eastern
James Reid
Alumnae Association
Lege Dietitian
Alliss Lilian Brown
Associati
Brodbeck Hall
Reid
WHS
Margaret K. Deringer
Jarine E. Dutrow
Frederick
John J. Ogden
York
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Robert J. Allen
Quincy
Massalu
Edgar He
Michardson
Edwin B. Bronner
Philadelphia
LeRoy E. Entere
Ashland
Hood
Stahr
Stahhr
Frederick Doro Og
Deringer
Stahl
Joraity
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hudson Outdoor Theater
Nne
Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Cobleniz Hall
Marfare
Motter
Robert McCutcheon
C. Bess Castle
H. Lavier Michael, Jr
Peter Pan Inn
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Francis Scott Key
Catoctin
Claude
Woodsboro
Elizabeth Eckhardt
Helienst
United States Warns China Over Student Demonstrations
Ambassador J Leighton Stuart disclosed that Chinese student protests against American policy in Japan risk harming U S China relations and could bring adverse consequences. He cited university demonstrations in Shanghai with 338 faculty appeals to President Truman and Secretary Marshall urging the U S to pause aid to Japan.
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Nanking
United States
China
Japan
J. Leighton Stuart
America
United
State Department
Shanghai
Truman
Marshall
U. S
Stuart
License Case Up Saturday
The Frederick county hearing on an off sale license for a near Hi atistown site is set for Saturday at 2. County License Commissioner G. Cleveland Trout will hear petitions from James R. King, Sarah W. King and Mary E. Summers and expected witnesses. A separate condemnation case by Potomac Edison seeks a right of way for a Williamsport to Frederick transmission line, set for trial Monday with Elizabeth Lewis Peters as owner and others summoned.
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G. Cleveland Trout Jre
Hi ‘Atistown
Frederick County
Rosescanis
James R. King
Sarah W. King
Mary E. Summers
Potomac Edison Company
Williams ,Port
Frederick
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Hood College Commencement and Baccalaureate Speakers Named
Hood College announces Sunday ceremonies with commencement speaker Dr. Aston Brumbaugh of Washington delivering the address The baccalaureate address will be by Dr Albert Day of Baltimore Both services take place in Hudson outdoor theater at 6 30 p m and 9 00 a m respectively Dr Brumbaugh brings long association with the Council on Education and holds multiple degrees and honorary LL Ds from several colleges Dr Day holds multiple degrees and has served in Cincinnati Delaware Canton and Pittsburgh churches and authored several books
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Aston John Brumbaugh
Washington
Albert Edward Day
Baltimore
Brumbaugh
Dr. Day
Hudson
American Counseil On Educations
Wa University of Chicago
Elizabeth Eckhardt
Stahr
Anna Marie Budde
Mn Sic
the , of Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan University
Allegheny College
The
Univer of Southern California
Bellefontaine. O
Cincinnati
Delaware. O
Canton. O
Pittsburgh
Jesus
Yale Universeraser Seminary
Southern University
Gaynod
F. W. Snow
W. Richter
W. Richter. Mr. Sprigg
Bach
Brahms
Mulet
Maryland Woman Dies Aboard Pennsy Train
A Maryland woman, Mrs. Mary E. Dunn, 70, collapsed and died as a Pennsylvania Railroad train stopped at Pittsburgh. Her daughter, companion, underwent an operation and was carried aboard on a stretcher after illness prompted their journey to Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary E. Dunn
Balkime
Flood Tells of City’s Isolation and Judge Hendrickson’s Health
In Portland Oregon Judge J Hunt Hendrickson and his brother describe flood devastation isolating areas for five days. The judge retired due to ill health and now resides at the Portland Convalescent Home 2566 N W Marshall St. He suffers from multiple sclerosis but remains cheerful and active in a wheelchair part of each day.
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J. Hunt Hendrickson
Portland
Ore
Nativ Frederick
R. Ames
Carroll Hendr
Judge Hendrickson
Portland Convalescent Home
N. W. Marshall Street
Reds Stirred By Articles In Tokyo Headlines
A Soviet spokesman protested anti Soviet articles in a Japanese and a U S Army newspaper. Maj Gen Kisienko demanded they stop. He accused papers of provocative anti Soviet slander and urged prompt action from Allied leadership.
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Tokyo
U.S. Army
A. P. Kisienkso
MacArthur
Kisienko
Counter Japan
U. S
Knox MacArthur
Marc Arthur
Maz
Newsweek
Russia
Point Bia
USS
United Press
Sapporo
Hokkaido
Army
Stars and Stripes
Nippon Times
Kislenko
Rent Advisory Board Expands with New Baltimore Appointees
Baltimore announces the appointment of two additional members to the local Rent Advisory Board by Housing Expeditor Tighe E. Woods. New appointees are Nannie K. Roderick Woodsbury and Charles C. Eaton Brunsville, with existing members Wertheimer Shaff and Frederick's Wertheimer continuing. The board will include landlord tenant and public interest representatives and advise on rent controls and adjustments under the amended law.
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Baltimore
Rent Advi
Ho Ing
Tighe E. Woods
Walter & Heath
Fredenck
Airs
Nannie K. Roderick
Woodsbury
Charles C Eaton
Brunswil
Air
Woods
Rent Advisory Board
Wi Philip Wertheimer
Alton E. Shaff
Frederick
Heath
W. Preston Lane, Jr
Trail
Addin
Dr. Trail
Messrs. Wert- Gregory
Interdenominational Missions Meet Held in Columbus
Rev Dr EL F Hoffmeier of Walkersville attended an interdenominational missions meeting in Columbus Ohio held this week. The gathering, led by the Missions Conference and national boards of twenty six church bodies, prepares for a nationwide ser planned for October and November 4-5 with Hoffmeier serving on the regional mission committee.
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EL F Hoffmeier
Walkersville
Gladecharge
Board of Internal Missions
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Columbus
Thign Missions Confer- America
Em Nm
Noarea
Mass
Reid
Holfmeier
H Corn Tee
Ngion Me
Eagles to Convene in Hagerstown and Cumberland
The Fraternal Order gathers for its annual convention in Hagerstown and Cumberland June 2. Leaders and members are expected to attend from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Marvys Fraternal Order
Cumberland and
County Forecasts Show Warmer Weekend Across State
Western Maryland predicted partly cloudy today and tonight with highs 70 to 73 and lows in the fifties. Saturday and Sunday call for fair and warmer weather. Elsewhere, clouds today with highs near 70, tonight partly cloudy, lows in the fifties, and warmer with gentle variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Strike Averted as Telephone Workers Reach Deal
A threatened 25 000 long lines telephone workers in 42 states avoided strike when negotiators signed a two thousand month contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Records On Display At Frederick County Exhibit
The Frederick County bicentennial exhibit opened Thursday at the C Burr Art Library showcasing 18th and 19th century items. It includes notes from the court clerk, the Stamp Act era repudiation record, Maryland laws of 1861, the 1748 creation act, early county history books and a color map of Frederick County 200 years ago. Members of the Frederick County Historical Society attended viewings.
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Frederick County
C. Burr Ariz
Marying Ad Pape County
Frederick Cour Ie
Gust Skorgas
Maryland Hall of Records
Morris L. Rade
Hall of Records
Maryland
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Graceham
Frederick County Historical Society
Walkersville Assembly Honors Seniors in The Last of the Braves
The Walkersville senior class held its final assembly at 2:30 PM in the school auditorium. Awards were presented to students across grades, with letters to several eleventh through eighth graders, a valedictory to Keeney, and Future Farmers of America honors for Richard Trout.
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Walkersville
Herman Shelon
Nancy Zimmerman
Barbara Adkins
Patricia Drenning
Marie Fogle
Hiawatha
Elmer K. Chandlee
Patsy Himes
Betty Strine
Marian Wachter
Audrey Fogle
Shirley Cramer
Jean Catsail
Betty Fogle
LaRue Fogle
Jeannette Staley
Nancy Webber
Carman Whitmore
Marjorie Eaves
Roy Etzler
Barbara Ginta Garst
Barbara Graham
Elaine Siover
Doris Baker
Louise Belt
Wiliam Clem
Ridgely Cramer
Janet Duncan
Alton Flannigan
Betty Jane Green
Thomas Hoffman
Pegey Powell
Donis Roderick
Dottie Strine
Keeney
Futureers of America
Richard Trout
Assembly
Be Fimes
Sullivan Addresses Academy Graduates at Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan urged Naval Academy graduates to help preserve peace and defend American freedom while warning against weakening military strength. A separate court verdict found the defendant not liable in a wage suit, denying the claim of Merhi Bis against Carl B Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Navy
John L. Sullivan
Naval Acade
Amer
Sullivan
C. M. Schnauffer
Merhi Bis
Carl B Willard
Frederick Electrician
Hiser
Biser
Alton Y. Bennett
Willard
Manuel M Weinberg
Thomas S. Glass
Cuts in Marshall Plan aid spark U S debate in Europe
Report from Berlin notes Russian controlled papers trumpet a 25 percent cut in European recovery funds proposed by the U S Congress. The coverage links the move to decades of Cold War tensions and urges scrutiny of U S commitments to aid Europe. The article recalls Marshall’s original proposal announced at Harvard a year earlier.
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Marshall
Europe
Marshall Pinan
Harvard University
Berlin
U. S. Congress
United States
Berliner Zeitung
Fined After Cars Crash Charged With Reckless Driving
Tonnie M. Eyier of Route 3 paid a $10 fine and costs after being found guilty by Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith in Peoples Court of reckless driving linked to a North Market Street collision. The incident near the city limits around 3:30 pm involved three vehicles and $250 in damages. Witnesses Frank Six and Mrs. Harold Martin testified about traffic conditions and rear-end impacts. Trooper Arthur M. Rudy stated Eyier attributed the crash to Mrs. Martin not signaling. Collateral forfeitures were listed for Elsworth P. Conrad, John M. Billy, and Kenneth D. Bond for blocking a private drive and related matters.
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Tonnie M. Eyier
Route 3
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Arthur M. Rudy
North Market Street
Frank Six
Mountaindale
Harold Martin
Loy’s Station
Mar
Six
Eyler
Rudy
Martin
Elsworth P. Conrad
John M. Billy
West
Kenneth D. Bond
Heavy Showers and Warmer Weather Forecasts
Heavy showers soaked the ground with June precipitation exceeding half an inch as storms lingered for hours. Forecasters expect warmer conditions once a low off the Atlantic coast moves away, with cooler, cloudy skies today and a rise in temperatures tomorrow, while a small portion of the state reports cloudiness moving in later. A separate market report notes a slow orderly stock retreat with fractional declines and moderate activity.
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Cain
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
W. O
Frederick
New York
Judge orders Lewis to bargain with coal group
Federal Judge T. Al Goldsborough orders John L. Lewis to negotiate with the Southern Coal Producers Association led by Joseph E. Goldsborough as part of a contempt case. The ruling ties to efforts to end coal strikes and preserves earlier court orders restricting the United Mine Workers. The soft coal contract deadline nears June 30 with talks resumed by operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. al Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal
Joseph E. Goldborough
Attorners
Robert X. Derham
Th National Labor Relations Board
Lewis
Notrv
Southern Association
United Mine Workers
Southern Producers Association
Moody
Association
Goldsborough
Rabor
Groops
UMW
National Labor Relations Board
Lew
Justice Department
More Dikes Crumbling Amid Northwest Flood Front
Portland reports new dikes punched through as waters churn and levees crumble on the Pacific Northwest flood front. The Fraser River barrier breach in Canada prompts evacuations near Barnston and Hatzie islands, while the navy rushes to shore up the lower Columbia.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Canada
Barnston
Hatzie Islands
Britumbia
Con Barnston
Safet
Port Kells
Navy
Sogee
Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Big River
Pacific
Snake River
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Alma Mater
Mrs. Roderick
Mr. Eaton
Academy
Congress
Forei
Topean
Coal Assn
Helsinki
Finland
Maundo Pekkala
Sia
Pekkala
Moscow
Guam
Okinawa
Ig Hive
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