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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1949

Page

6

Chambers Admits He Told Lies

New York report states Whittaker Chambers, before the grand jury indicting Alger Hiss, admitted lying under oath about knowledge of Russian spy activity and testifying falsely. He also described himself as a liar and former Communist as cross-examination pressed his credibility amid the Hiss trial.

New York Whittaker Chambers Alger Hiss Chambers Grand Jury Hiss Roosevelt Col Boris Bykov Priscilla Lloyd Paul Stryker Stryker Communist Party Communist Party In America House UN- American Activities Committee

Youth Accused of Damaging Property

Charles Stallings a Frederick juvenile faced trial on disturbing the peace for breaking a colored Legion Home window. Jurisdiction waived. case continued to Wednesday before Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg. Aiding testimony by colored Legion deputies noted Stallings and another boy struck the window early Monday while the Legion counted nightly receipts.

Charles Stallings Frederick Manuel M. Weinberg William P. Larkin American Legion Stallings Colored, Legion Phebus Avenue Nieht Vernon Roderick Twentey Thomas Kelly Wisconsin Dorsey Miriam R. Farr Washington Boone

Hood College to honor ninety nine graduates Sunday

Hood College will award bachelor of arts degrees to ninety nine students at the fifty sixth commencement in Hodson Memorial theater at 6 30 p m Sunday. Eight Frederick county girls graduate alongside three from Frederick city and several county residents, led by majors in history biology chemistry and English along with music nursery school education and political science.

Hood College Fredenck County Andrew G Traxal Hodson Memorial Theater Frederick City Albertine H. Baker North Market Street Baker Mary Condon Hodgson Lowie Hendrickson West Second Street Hendrickson Russell Ames Hendrickson Margaret L. Smith Elm Street Day Students Club Cooperative Government Association

Memorial Day Observance in Sykesville Featuring Granite Memorial

The Sykesville American Legion Post sponsored a Memorial Day event with a parade at 5 30 p m and the unveiling of a granite memorial shaft on a grass plot opposite the high school. Rep William P Bolton of Towson was the principal speaker, joined by State Commander Jack Carman and State Adjutant Joseph J Dougherty. Local chaplain Rev G N Butt led services, followed by a dance at the Springfield auditorium.

Sykesville

Legion post monument built by Joseph L Mathias Westminster

A memorial structure erected for the local Legion post by Joseph L Mathias in Westminster stands six feet high, 244 feet wide and 10 inches thick. It cost upwards of $1,000.

Joseph L. Mathias Westminster

Daybook of social visitors and events in Emmitsburg area

A long list details weekend and weekday visitors to Emmitsburg and nearby towns including Adams, Crawmner, Harner, Overholtzer, Culp, Rawlings, Welty, Rotering, Elliott, Boyle, Naylor, Brotherton, Wheeler, Frazer, Wetzel, Carroll, Wachter, Geeseman, Hobbs, Zimmerman, Trent, Stinson and others. It notes amateur musical contest results, a tonsil procedure, church altar duties, and school events. It also includes notes on Charles Crain’s theater work at Mountain Theater, a Synod representation, a St Joseph’s High School trip, and Alta Ice’s address at a Methodist conference.

Earl Culp Hanover Felix Adams Jeanette Taylor Martin Spalding Baltimore Harry Rawlings Genevieve Rawlings Carroll Harden Mae Welty Euphemia Rotering Edward Graham Long Island J.hunter Elliott Edith Boland Gaithersburg Richard “Leary Washington, D. C Harry Boyle Patricia Sullivan Philadelphia Raymond Hornbecker Virginia Hagerstown George Simon York George C. Naylor Lucy King Jeanette Brotherton Miss Brotherton St. Anthony's Sophie Wheeler Bernard Frazer Gettysh Rg Russell Wetzel Jack Carroll T. J. Norris Clarence Wachter George Summon C. E. Geeseman Allen Geeseman Reading Michael Hobbs Benjamin Hobbs Joseph ~Scher Taneytown Air Park Joseph Peeher Hobbs Boys Charles Weber Emma Myes Billie Zimmerman Leonard Zimmerman Warner Hospital John Trent Coy Trent Loveville Myrtle Walker Kingsport Tenn Rosehill Mae Campbell Q. H. Stinson Elias Lutheran Church Roy Bollinger Robert Stonesifer Charles Bollinger Murray Valentine St. Joseph’s High School Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Charles Crain Mountain Braddock Heights Professional County Playhouse Michigan Mr. Crain Victor Mature Loysville Maryland Synod Gettysburg Theological Seminary Philip Bower Charles W. Bollinger Blue Ridge Hershey Harrisburg Thornton Rodgers Herbert White Dan Topper Wm. Sterbinsky Norman Adams

Michael files for absolute divorce in Frederick Court

The News lists a bill of complaint for an absolute divorce with temporary alimony and counsel fees. Also shown are marriage licenses for Ernest Franklin Horne Jr. and Rose Virginia Wright. Robert E. Cannon and Annabelle Y. Fulmer.

Michael Ernest Franklin Horne, Jr Rose Virginia Wright Mt. Airy Robert E. Cannon South Marketee Annabelle Y. Fulmer South Market Street William Lester Pryor Mr. Airy Ruby Lee Snowden New Market Paul Thomas Wilhide East Church Street Laura Virginia Green Walkersville Gerald R. Naugle Mary ©. DeHart Hagerstown Ralph R. Hartman Petersburg W. Va Hilda M. Wimner Riverton John T. Marshall Chevy Chase Dorothy A. Cole Avewhurst N. J Charles L

Movies Here Coming Week at Frederick Theaters

The Frederick cinema listings announce a busy week. Tivoli shows The Barkleys of Broad Way and Criss Cross through midweek, Ma and Pa Kettle later. Opera House features The Big Fight, Blood on the Moon, April Showers, Homicide, Prince of the Plains plus Bruce Gentry chapter and a cartoon. Frederick presents Silver Queen, Flying Wild, The Far Frontier with Roy Rogers, and King of Jungleland chapter and cartoon, with Warner Pathe News daily.

Frederick Warner Pathe News Robert Mitchum Far East Jack Carson Robert Alda George Brent East Side Kids Roy Rogers

Court News Equity Divorce Actions Include Alimony Requests

Betty Virginia Baugher sues Paul L. Baugher for absolute divorce with temporary alimony and counsel fees. Benjamin E Overstreet petitions against Iris L. Overstreet for absolute divorce. Louise Michsel sues Ray A. for divorce in a continuation of court actions.

Equity Betty Virginia Baugher Paul L. Baugher Benjamin E Overstreet Iris L. Overstreet Louise M. Michsel Ray A

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