Memorials Fund Drive for Hospital Sees Major Gifts
The campaign reports $33,500 in memorials from individuals and families including S15,000 by S. Leicher and others such as Mr. and Mrs. Ct who subscribe $1,000. A four bedroom unit on the first floor of the new wing will be dedicated in memory of James and Clara Low McSter r. Donations from D. Bowers Lumber Co and the Bowers family are noted. Mrs. Richard F. Kline contributes $2,700 for a bed in a two-bed room in memory of the memorial chairman. The plan aims to honor loved ones while funding hospital facilities to relieve suffering for years ahead.
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Robert L. Fund
S. Leicher
James
Clara Low McSterr
Lebke m. D. Bowers Lumber Company
Bowers
Richard F. Kline
Smith
Donations To Fund Dental Operating Room At Frederick Memorial
Frederick County Dental Society held two special meetings at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to allocate dental professional donations to build and equip a dental operating room at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The campaign seeks 600,000 to enlarge the hospital heat and planned an outing to Hartshorne Cabin on June 12 with members joining Washington County Dental Society.
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Frederick County Dental Society
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Memorial Hospital
H. L. Will Raleigh Smith
Cecile H. Hkyreisberg
Helene Lynen
Washington County Dental Society
Hartshorne Cabin
Bernard Madows
Verne F. Kemerer
William E. Tran
Willam
Omas, Jr
Rainh D. Campbell
David G. Everhartr
Mel Broadwater
EL Li Byers
A. K. Leon
C. EL Broadrup
Frederick Swearingen
Thurram
O. H. Stineson
Emmitsburg
W. 3B. Wetson
Brunswick
Stabbed to Death in West Virginia Churchyard
A stabbing in a rural church yard near Alliston church left Joan Buckle of Apple Grove dead at Holzer Hospital. Suspect Aileen Cox, alleged to have confronted Buckle at Buckle’s car, is pending arraignment in Masons County. Nearby notes record Seneca Baptist Association elects W C Jones as model for the year and Mrs G William Trout as president, with next session planned for Cedar Grove. The New York stock market opens with indecision and irregularities.
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Point Pleasant
W.va
iLenden
Pete
Here
Persor
Aileen Cox
Allen
Dri Allen
Sue
Seneca Assn
Seneca Baptist Association
Lower Seneca Baptist Church
Cedar Grove
W. C. Jones
Immigration quotas and displaced persons debate
The Nation reports on immigration policy and displaced persons, noting strains in Congress over allowing more refugees. Stratton proposes admitting 100,000 yearly for four years, in addition to a 154,000 annual European quota, with concerns on jobs and housing, and opposition arguing costs and practicality.
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James Marlow
Congress
Truman
Europe
Immigration Service
Straiton
Stratton
Gossett
D Stratton
Taoner
Power Restored After Rutland VT Flood Dam Burst
Emergency crews fought to restore power in Rutland Vermont after a dam failure released flood waters. Torrential rains flooded sections of the Green Mountain community of 18 000, disrupting water and food supplies and forcing rationing. Authorities estimated recovery would take hours to days as infrastructure was damaged.
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Rurand
Green Mountain
Botton
Roland Park Country School Fire Wrecks Baltimore School
The Roland Park Country School lay in ruins after a fire ravaged the building. Fire officials said at least 75 percent of the structure was destroyed, with only small sections like the library and a small gymnasium left intact. The board valued the loss at 30,000, announced by Chairman Hooper S. Miles.
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Baltimore
Roland Park Country School
Hooper S. Miles
Board of Trustees
Five Years Each For Thefts In Cambridge Court
A Cambridge court sentenced Hurlock and Stewart to five years each for multiple thefts tied to break ins at Frederick area homes. Police traced coats to Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Storm, with Red Cross buttons found on one garment. Prosecution highlighted prior offenses by Stewart. Hurlock sought leniency citing work as a sheet metal worker and limited criminal history.
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Ieh
Wittino
Sturmoon
Rockwell Terrace
Ken
Edward P. Patrick M
Hurlock
Nolan N. Stewart
Brunswick
Cambridge
Frederi
Ben Phebus
Secial
Charles Burras
Cumberland
Phobus
Dr. Thomas
Rouse
S36
Oficer
A. LeRoy McCardell
Storm
Phebus
Bernard
Davis
Aies Allomer
Edwin F. S
Hiurlock
Stewart
New York State
Maryland
Fire Affects BOA Brust Nursery Near Rocky Springs
The Feuer of a dwelling owned by Mr Brust, a nursery operator, was reported near Rocky Springs this afternoon. Neighbors saw considerable smoke and a brief mention of flames, with the fire by the house of Brust.
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BOA Brust
Rocky Springs
Car
Peculiarities Of New State Sales Tax Law Outlined
The article explains Maryland's new sales tax on goods and services, defining premises, outlining taxable items like hot dogs and entertainment, and listing exemptions such as groceries, livestock, and professional services. It notes taxes on vending machine cigarettes, water use, and hotels, with penalties for tax absorption and details on newspapers.
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Papa
Junior
Maryland
Pines
Condal
U.S
Ivo
Markey Narrowly Trails OConor After Recount
Maryland recount shows Markey narrowing OConor lead by about 1,000 votes after reevaluation of paper ballots in five counties and ballots counted by voting machines in Baltimore city and Montgomery county. Rechecks reduced OConor margin by over 100 in Baltimore. Largest gains for OConor reported in Prince George's and Cecil, with smaller shifts in Anne Arundel, Howard and St. Mary's. County recounts continued with Frederick pending.
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Mately
Jo Markey
Markey
O'Conor
Senate
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Baltimore County
Prince George's
Cecil
Anne Arunde
Howard
St. Mary’s
Frederick County
Big Cumberland Plant Strike Ties Up Amelle Facility
Cumberland plant remained closed as Federal and State officials sought to end a walkout that began last Friday. Conciliator James A Bolden and State Labor Commissioner Margaret W Kimble met with union leaders but no settlement emerged. Local 1874 members entered to collect tools and work during the shutdown as talks continued over wage demands and modernization plans.
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Cumberland
Celanese Corporation
James A. Bolden
Margaret W. Kimble
Textile Workers Union of America Cio
Hood Alumnae Day Guests to Honor Carved by 20s Era
To Be Honored Guests At Hood Alumnae Day Dey on Saturday. The Alumnae Association bus ng will be held at Brodbeck Hall. Director of the Z of will be the soaker. Re have also been scheduled which carcelled them during the war 1922 1927 and 1920. Members of the Class of 1897 invited to be special guests of the college. Sunday alumnae invited to attend the seniors dance.
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Brodbeck Hall
Soaker
Tin College
Senios
Co Group Seeks New School House and Upgrades
Patrons urge a new school building as basement water issues and structural concerns prompt talks of Elm Street and Market Street sites. Plan includes heating season completion, resignations at Point of Rocks and Walkersville schools, a leave of absence at Frederick High, and replacing metal sash with wooden units at Emmitsburg.
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St. 1
Nct
Elm Street
Charles Pr
Market Street
Buckerstown
Nellie Sigafoose
Point of Rocks
Myra Dudderar
Walkersville
Maxine T. Murray
Fred‘erick
Cde
Thes Emmitsburgh
Class Day Ceremonies Marks Hood College Track
Miss Susan McAlpine of Hood College chairs Class Day ceremonies to be held Saturday at 4:20 p.m. in Hodson Memorial Theater, with sophomores escorting seniors and gifts presented to President Stahr. Elizabeth Bishop 37 serves as senior president. Lois Piper presents class gift. Joan Stanton handles senior endowment.
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Susan McAlpine
Harrison McAlpine
Rockwell Terrace
Hood College
Memorial Theater
Mary Wright
Merchantsville
Hudson Theater
Elizabeth Bishop
Lois , Piper
Cumberland
Stahr
2Liss
Joan Stanton
Rutherford N. J
Cha
Shu Chang Pu
New
Will Cea
Alice
Virginia Beach
Sith
No Raleigh No C June 5 4 Henry Wallace press center
Henry Wallace answered at a press center that his support for Truman’s reelection would depend on conditions. He said the question depends on factors and left the door open for judgment based on policy and results.
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Raleigh
Henry Wallace
Hohe
Truman
Carbide in Can Saves Man's Life
A man in Millsberu Pennsylvania survived a drowning incident when a carbide can in his pocket produced a chemical flash and bubbles that act as a SOS signal. He swam to shore after sinking, and by using water to loosen his clothing he remained afloat until rescue near Lake Lyn.
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Millsberu
Ray Evaans
Roby
Lake Lyn
Pennsylvania
West Vici
Red Dominated Balkan Set-up Now Possible
Washington reports June 5 that Truman denounced Hungary's Communist coup and warned against quiet acceptance of Soviet takeover. Diplomats weigh a Balkan federation under Moscow dominance as a strategic reply to Greece and Turkey aid. Tito urges federation while Hungary’s regime tightens Soviet grip. U S protests and economic pressure actions loom. Hungary’s ambassador in Washington and staff defied orders amid tensions with Budapest.
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Washington
Diplo
Hungary
Europe
Baltic
Adriatic Sea
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Moscow
Greece
Turkey
Czechoslovakia
United States
State Department
Washingter
Aludar Szegedy-Maszak
Budapest
Francis Nage, Jr
Budhapest
Szevedy Maszak
Russiia Kackinaz
Foreign Information Program Back In House
The Administration's foreign information program returned to the House for a new test today with top leaders and diplomats participating. Floor leaders planned to consider a measure authorizing the State Department to run an information and educational exchanges program, aiming to fund its continuation under presidential or House funds.
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Washington
State Department
House
Peeping Tom Incident Reported On Frederick Avenue
A man observed peering at residents near Frederick Avenue caused a disturbance. Reported sightings included him kneeling at a storm sewer opening while a crowd gathered. In a related event, Jerry Fravel became trapped in a storm sewer while chasing a ball, requiring sewer digging and breaking a pipe to free him. He escaped with no injuries.
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Frederick Avenue
Aidwhee
Jerry Fravel
Susie Fravel
Brunswick
Truman Attacks Taft Policy As Dangerous
President Truman accused Senator Taft of advocating fallacious and dangerous economic methods focused on high prices through reduced domestic demand. He defended Greek Turkish aid and European relief, arguing aid aims to steady economies and fight totalitarianism while urging home price reductions and full employment. He rejected boom bust economics and defended a full production economy.
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Washington
Truman
Taft *R
Ohio
Dwight T. Griswold
Nebraska
United States
Greece
Iit
Richard F. Alien
Taft
Complaints Dismissed Against Maryland Transportation Co
Public Service Commission dismissed Tidewater Express Lines protests against Maryland Transportation Company and Roger A Etzler after hearings held Feb 26 and May 28. The commission found insufficient evidence to support claims of permit abuse or restricted competition. Maryland Transportation operates in state routes. Etzler is interstate carrier. Representations by Benjamin Rosenstock and Thomas J Tingley noted.
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Public Service
Charles EB. Basler
Arthur H. Brice
Thomas Imo Jones
PSC
Bay
Frederick
Maryland Transportati
Westminster
Etzler
Maryland Transportation Company
Thomas J. Tingley
Baltimore
Tidewater
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Muarstand
John Chandler
O’conor
Senate Rules Committee
Big Cumberland Plant
Hood
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Toro
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