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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1948

Page

4

Graduation Exercises and News of Local Graduates

A collection of graduation prose and notes on recent school exercises dvertising high hopes for graduates. It includes remarks on addresses essays and the value of study and mentions local graduations and a few young people moving on to further study or employment.

William R Diggs Pool Gift Praised by Editor

A letter to The News thanks Mr and Mrs Holmes Baker and Dr and Mrs John T King for donating a swimming pool to Mullinix Park in memory of William R Diggs. The writer calls the pool a vital addition for youth and a testament to civic and humanitarian spirit, noting its value to future generations.

Mullinix Park the News Mrr Holmes D. Baker John T. King William R. Diggs Mullinix William R. Diges J. W. Bruner Frederick

Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on a Harassing Marriage Request

A young man seeks help as a persistent girl pressures him to marry despite his clear refusal and love for another. The adviser says a sane woman would drop the effort, urges the man to stand firm, and warns that marriage against his will risks harm.

Dorothy Dix Hether Pepoa Pax Imap Nono

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News June 7 1898

Local items from the columns of The News dated June 7 1898 include Mr Sidney Smith injured at Staub store cellar in North Market Street as he reached for support. Wheat crop outlook dimmed with expected harvest halved by flies. A large back shed at Brew bete near Bantz burned, causing structural reflections and a few bugs on tiles. Gary Barnes resigns and Eugene Walt is asked to appeal, with continued talks on the outlook for continued MC A association.

Sidney Smith Staub North Market Brew Bete Gary Barnes Mer Electrics Eugene Walt M C. A Association

Twenty Years Ago Loralems From The Columns Of The News

Twenty Years Ago Loralems From The Columns Of The News, June 7, 1928, notes a large delegation of residents arriving for a school event, Mr John Wood and Mrs Mary Wood among honorees, the University of Virginia degree conferred. Rev William C Royal becomes Lions Club president with new officers including Charles F Seeger and Irving Biser. About 600 Red Men and auxiliaries joined a parade and rally at the State Armor of Laws.

Bos of State Armor of Laws

Economists urge government aid to boost steel output

Five leading economists urge U S government intervention to raise steel production from current levels toward 93 to 100 million tons to avert job losses and rising prices. Names include Robert R Nathan Isador Lubin Randolph Paul Laughlin Currie and Leon Henderson. They warn shortages hit auto oil rail housing and overall employment.

Tris Coffin Washington Uncle Sam Cloomug Robert R. Nathan FDR Isador Lubin Bureau of Labor Statistics Randolph Paul The Creasury Laughlin Currie White House Leon Henderson OPA Department of Commerce Nathan Les Biffle Arkansan Congress Thos Ghis A Casua Io Har

Weather summary with June precipitation figures

The 24 hour precipitation ended at 1 AM was 0.03 inches. June to date has 0.61 inches, normal is 0.428 inches. Actual for June 1947 is 3.97 inches. Yearly excess through June 1 is 4.92 inches. Yesterday's high was 78, last year 86. Low not reported. Sunset today 8:45 PM, sunrise tomorrow 5:44 AM.

Hundreds Of Alumnae Return To College In Pennsylvania

A long list of alumnae from multiple classes spans several states as they renew ties with their college in Wood, Pennsylvania. Names include Gene Grunden, Harrisburg, and Althea Habel Philson, Mey Eradale, among many others from Allentown, Baltimore, Glenside, Hagerstown, and beyond, detailing reunions and geographic spread through 1934 to 1936 and later entries. The roster highlights contributions from notable graduates across institutions and regions.

Avalon N. J Ruth Sears Grunden South Orange Catherine Shipley Hagerstown Martha Sipe Meyer Somerset Lois Town Green Frederick Elaine Williamson Lewis San Mateo Calif Geraldine Folmer Conrad Hanover Haubert Power Roscoe Park Eleanor Michaelsen Barclay Narberth Sally Schaidi Bein Washington, DC Kathryn Simpers Harrid Welsh Swarthmore Margaret Abernethy Smith Hickory N.C Johanna Ace Zeiler Buckeystown Marjorie Adam Schoolman Jane An Keney Stansbury Clear Spring Sara Baish Barrick Woodsboro Margaret Benson Lott Gettysburg Esther @rittain Fry Huntingdon Valley Lucy Carrington Philadelphia Roberta Cartee Jeannette Chandler Moser Mary de Lashmuli Monk Kensington Lygi Erdland Meter Lansdowne Florence Ewald Haines Stonington Mary A. Eyster York Salem Virginia Middletown Harriet Fell Kerr Helen Fieck Washington D. C Pauline Frantz Boor Carnegie Mary Goetring Gouger Baltimore Florence Hauser Whetstone Afancy Anna Grace Hooks Ryan Shenandoah Anne Keet McGlynn Bizglerville Sarah Maurer Sonneborn Melrose Park Martha Morton Nycum Johnstown Mary Newkirk Yarrington North Hills Manor Anne Oliver Deibler Drexel Hill Elizabeth Phillips Brueckmann Berlin Gladys, Podmore Lennox Toledo Ohio Lenore Post Maxwell Belleville Elizabeth Roth Rhode Kutztown Adelaide Hassell Wilmington Del Arsine Schmavenian Syracuse Janice Stetler Herr Bellefonte Elizabeth VanCreaf Rachman Short Hills N. 1 Muriel Weaver Rader Bethlehem Miriam J Kelly Richmond Eleanor Worfolk Jean Yeager Maniz Portsmouth Alice Davis Crouse Emmaus Martha M. Briney Hood Elizabeth Brunner Baldwin Kathryn Candor Lundy Williamsport Alvida DeLashmuli Dorothy Disbrow Aldom Madison Mabel Fine Deanery Cladwell Katherine Herz Priestler Bristol Dorothy Jackson Moreland Arlington WN Helen Meixel Fox Elizabeth Miller Vaquila Beaver Falls Margaret Miller Dietz Marion Miller Schroeder Dolgeville N. Y Helen Parlette Hern Oreland Esther Pownall Newtown Florence Rose Farley Jean Scott Stauffer Ruth Seiler Katharine Sterner Garrett Lancaster Margaret Watson Buffalo, N Dorothy Wells Jane Romberger Artz

Anniversaries and Birthdays in Know America Today

Today in history highlights anniversaries of figures like Lindley Murray and Susan Brow plus John F. Goucher and Samuel Crothers, noting births, deaths, and key contributions. It lists 18th through 20th century figures, then birthdays of Rear Admiral Workman and others, followed by a horoscope advising energy and resource management.

Lindley Murray England Dauphin Co Susan E. Brow America St. Louis John F. Goucher Baltimore Waynesburg Samuel M

Q And A Mix of Questions About NYC and Libraries

A reader quiz covers New York City island count nine? No three. Manhattan Staten and Long Island. It asks how legislative days differ and notes a legislative day can be set by a legislative body. It identifies The Pioneer Mother statue and explains how battleships and cruisers are named. Folger Shakespeare Library is location in Washington DC. Names of several readers follow.

Daniel Boone North Carolina Red River Richard Henry Lee Continental Congress American Jewish Historical Society New York China Cleveland Orient U. S Vatican City England France Germany Italy Rome Seattle Wash Normandy Okinawa United States New York City Manhattan Staten Long Island Washington

Not Sure Why They Want Presidency

NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports on why presidential hopefuls, including Thomas E. Dewey, claim the presidency is a calling while Merriman Smith's book argues few want the job. The piece outlines the burdens, long hours, travel, vast duties, social obligations, and constant scrutiny of a U.S. president.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Breet the Press Thomas E. Dewey American Mercury Lawrence Spivak Dewey Merriman Smith White House United Press Smitty Mitte Will Hays Congress Cabinet Judiciary Senate House Congressional Army- Navy Secret Service Truman Mey

DeMolay Trounced By Blue Devils Outfit

The DeMolay baseball team was soundly defeated 16 to 1 by a fast teenage outfit named the Blue Devils at Baker Park Sunday afternoon. Dorsey, a local high school star pitcher, threw a no hit performance against the fraternalists in the five inning game. Charles Smith is DeMolay general manager. Batteries Blue Devils Dorsey and Cartee DeMolay Ed Burger and James Burger Umpires Burger and Browning. More than 50 cities nationwide are conducting anti noise campaigns.

Blue Devon Baker Park Bathhouse Dorsey Demmelay Charles Smith South Marxet Street Blue Devils DeMelay Cartee DeMolay Burger James Burger Burger and Browning

Miss Bingham Becomes Bride at Richmond First Baptist

Miss Bingham daughter of David H Bingham Weverton married Kent Lee Kiser of Lebanon Virginia in a June 4 ceremony at First Baptist Richmond Dr Theodore F Adams officiated The couple will reside at 3007 Grant Street after June 13 The bride attended Mars Hill College and Westhampton College The groom is a University of Richmond student and former Army serviceman.

Pinkney Powers Jack Bull Bloxom Bliss Phyllis Bingham Weverton Gary Lynn Fletcher Samuel Ward Montsomery Uniontown Grom Jack Bricendine Portsmauth Edward Clark, Jr Winchester Dorothy Bindham Lynn Fletcher Kingsport Tenn Sreom William C Grissby Grant Street Grantstreet Sev Mars Hill College Westhampton College My Kiser University of Richmond Calgate Rochester Dvinity School United States Army R. E. Wilhelm Winston Shipley Elgar Liszt Malotte Barnby Nancy Michael Richard C. Michael Wilson Avenue Rolle, Mo University of Missouri School of Mines Frederick High School

Michael Moss Wedding at Grace Reformed Church

Mrs Jill Moss daughter of Mr and Mrs J Lowers of Springfield JL wed Grover L Michael Jr son of Mr and Mrs Grover L Michael in a double wing ceremony at Grace Reformed Church.

Michael—Moss Jill Moss J. Lowers Springfield Grover L Michael, Jr Grover L. Michael Wilson Avenue Grace Reformed Church

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