Baltimore clergyman denounces slander by innuendo
Rev. Dr. Frankles of St Michael and All Angels Church in Baltimore denounces House Un-American Activities Committee accusations as slander by innuendo. He rejects documents tying him to communist lists and defends his past views on the Rosenberg case and Bridges.
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Harry Renton Bridges
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One Thousand Club Promotes Consumer Contact in Retailing
Roger W Babson reports on a new movement led by One Thousand Club Members in 1000 cities to connect consumers with retailers. They urge better store service and propose standardized clerk attire and visible aid signals to boost sales and trust in advertising driven commerce.
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Crest Fears Rise as Red River Floods Surge
Three state farmers brace for new crests on the Red River as the water nears ten year highs. Denison Dam on Lake Texoma spills three feet deep while the Army Corps of Engineers increases discharge to tame downstream torrents. Annapolis observers stage a colonial protest reenactment burning the ship Peter Stewart to protest taxes.
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Speer Blasts Tax Burden In Annapolis Protest
Talbot T. Speer publisher denounces hidden taxes including gasoline and utilities in a protest at an Annapolis event. He urges reduced government expenditures and income tax reform, arguing taxes burden the people and hinder prosperity.
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May Permits Total 290600 for Frederick County
May permits in Frederick County reached 290600 for construction including 27 new homes and major projects at Hood College dormitory and science building. Frederick Homes Inc authorized 12 houses on Wilson Avenue totaling about 120000, while Brosius Homes Corp led 10 homes on Carrollton Drive in a new south Frederick development.
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Schley Avenue
Melvin Ambrose
Arlington Bell
Columbus Avenue
James R. ‘Cummings
Thomas Avenue
Supreme Concrete Products ‘Inc
McDermitt Bros
East Street
Sherwood Schroeder
Charles Street
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D. Motors
Eaststreet
Roy J. Clift
East Third Street
Charles S&s
Grant iPlace
Marshall Staub
Middle ‘Alley
Excelsior Dairy
East P Seventh Street
Desl Island Vacation Death Suspected Food Poisoning
Sylvia Shutts Cooke 19 year old of Catonsville died at a summer cottage on Desl Island where medical authorities suspect food poisoning. Her husband Alexander and their two children were affected. Mrs Cooke did not regain consciousness while her spouse awoke after 24 hours. Doctor B E C Sutter treated her earlier and later pronounced her dead.
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Intelligent Approach To Weather Control
San Francisco reports that scientists will begin collecting data for an intelligent weather control method as part of the IGY. Dr. Joseph Kaplan stresses that actual weather control is not imminent. The IGY runs 18 months starting July 1 with global cooperation, including Russia and its allies.
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New Market Lions Install Officers
James Hahn a trucker was installed as president of the New Market Lions club at a Monday evening meeting. District Governor Carl C. Thomas installed the officers for the Carroll Manor Lions club. Newly installed officers include Ed ward Widemeyer first vice president Mehrle Burgee second vice president Samuel St Clair third vice president Huber Biser secretary Raymond Day treasurer William Browning lion tamer Ralph Brashears tail twister Albert McPherson Emory Stull directors for two years William Fell Ryland Houston directors for one year.
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New Market Lions Club
Carl C. Thomas
Carroll Manor Lions Club
Edward Widemeyer
Mehrle Burgee
Samuel St. Clair
Huber Biser
Raymond Day
William Browning
Ralph Brashears
Albert McPherson
Emory Stull
William Fell
Ryland Houston
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