Disappointed with Census Returns Here in Frederick
Preliminary census figures place Frederick city population at 18,086, about 900 below the low estimates. Local residents and officials including Mayor Lloyd C. Culler and City Engineer W Raymond Walter express surprise, while others note outlying districts may not have added as expected. The consensus suggests actual population did not reach the anticipated 19 000 to 20 000, affecting license and demographic expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Straiey
Gleveland Trout
Charles F. Bowers
Chamber of Commerce
Guy K. Motter
Frederick
Whichere
Quadruple Amputee Weds Bride Then Heads to Canada
In Jacksonville a 25 year old ex Army sergeant Jimmy Wilson, who lost hands and feet in a bomber crash, married Dorothy Morenson. The couple, with Wilson driving, left for Canada after a brief reception and plan to enroll at the University of Colorado Law College. Florida climate suits him less, but the ceremony was joyful with 30 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Jimmy Wilson
Dorothy Morenson
Canada
Wilson
Order
Colo
University of Colorado Law College
Florida
Vermont
Soong Quits Nationalist Party Over Formosa Move
Taipei June 9 P T Soong millionaire brother of Madame Chiang Kai-Shek has quit the Kuomintang rather than go to Formosa where Chiang and his sister pledged to die. The central executive committee announced the resignation. Soong a former Foreign Minister and acting Premier was last in New York with H H Kung. The Kuomintang said he chose to resign rather than reach the island under threat from communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
T. V. Soong
Madame Kiang Kai-Shek
Kuomintang
China
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Soong
Nationalist China
Chiang Kai- Shek
New York
H. H. Kung
Chiang
Canton
Nanking
Crackdown on coffee price hike is asked
Washington June 9 A Senate agriculture subcommittee led by Senator Gillette asks the Justice Department to curb speculative coffee trading. It urges injunctive relief against New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange futures, a civil anti trust suit if foreign coffee holdings are not moved, an inquiry into a 1948 purchase by George W. Robbins of Maxwell House from Brazil, and US DOJ presence at future Inter American meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Justice Department
Agriculture Subcommittee
Gillette
D-Iown
Attorney General
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
United States
George W. Robbins
Maxwell House
General Foods Corporation
National Coffee Department of
Brazil
Special Commission On Coffee
Inter- American Ecconomic and Social Council
New Inquiry Sought in Amerasia Case by Senate
Washington June 9 Senator Capehart Ind urged a new congressional probe into the 1945 Amerasia affair blasting Justice Department handling. He cited a Foreign Relations subcommittee session with a witness claiming wartime documents threatened national security and noted a New York grand jury probe while FBI OSS figures discussed potential Court testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amerasia
Capehart
R-Ind
Justice Department
Senate Foreign Relations
Archibald van Beuren
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
New York
Ferguson
R-Mich
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Senate
Clark
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
United States
O. C. Doering, Jr
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Naval Intelligence
Indianapolis
Cape
Tydings D-Md
Caprhart
World Police Force Recommendation Adopted by Synod
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church at Hood College adopted a report urging a world police force to end wars via the United Nations or U S government. The session also elected officers, discussed higher education, and hearing from Dr George R Snyder on missionary work in China under Communist rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United States
Potomac Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Synod
Synodical Council
Timothy Lehman
Edinburgh
Grant Harrity
Hagerstown
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Hen. J. Keller Brantley
Near Westminster
Evangelical Church
Prederick
Kingdom Service
Francis A. Leiby
Baltimore
Denton Wantz
Francis R. Casselman
Christian Social Action
Robert W. Olewiler
Washington
Mercersburg Academy
Daniel A. Stickell
Homewood
William Schnebley
the Theological Seminary
Aaron Gluck
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gluck
China
Japan
India
Africa
Hondura
Ecuador
Iraq
Christian Social Action Committee
J. Arthur Geschwind
U. S
Vatican
Truman
Acheson
Snyder
George R. Snyder
Middletown
International Mission Committee
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Buffalo
James Wagner
Lancaster
General Council
Gesehwind
Wagner
R. Paul Smith
Hood College student Barbara Bruder Donates Rare RH Negative Blood
A health survey by Frederick County Health Department last winter spurred student donors. Barbara Bruder, Hood College junior from Queens, N. Y., is among 30 New York area donors answering a plea for RH negative blood for a critically ill mother at Queens General Hospital. RH negative blood is found in about 69 percent of the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Barbara Bruder
Hood College
Jamaica Estates
Queens
N. Y
New York City
Queens General Hospital
Death of H L Bennett Aged 82 In Frederick
Henry L. Bennett longtime Frederick resident dies after lengthy illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was born in Frederick in August, served as vice president and director of D C Winebrener and Sen Inc, helped found Peoples National Bank of Brunswick, and held several fraternal roles. Survived by wife Annie Hartman Bennett and sister Jessie Bennett Newton, funeral Monday at 2 pm at Evangelical Lutheran Church with interment Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Bennett
Frederick
Frederick Meiotia Hospital
Mr. Bennett
John H
Nannie Crouse Bennett
Old Frederick Academy
D. Cc. Winebrener
D. C. Winebrener and Sen, Inc
Bennett
Peoples National Bank of
Brunswick
United Fire Company
Brinett
Great Council of Maryland
J.c.r.mepanndt
Natomia
Pocahontas
King David Lodge
Lo.o.f
Democratic Central Committee
Annie Hartman Bennett
Jessie Bennett Newton
Washington
East Church Street
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M._ R. Etchison and Son
Dairy Strike Cuts Off Milk in Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh on June 9 reports a dairy workers strike cutting off milk and dairy supplies for about five million people across Allegheny County and adjoining counties Beaver Butler Lawrence Greene Fayette and Washington. City leaders including Mayor David L Lawrence failed to halt the blockade though a four hour meeting broke up after 1 am with promises to resume talks. Local 205 AFL dairy workers said they would provide staffing to process and haul milk to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Beaver
Butler
Lawrence
Greene
Fayette
Washington
Afl-Local 205
Maryland Deaf School to Hold Quadrennial Reunion in Frederick
About 300 alumni from across the country gather for the Maryland School for the Deaf three day reunion in Frederick. Events include receptions, Miss Maryland State School for the Deaf coronation, officer elections, a park outing, interdenominational services, and a group photo with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the
Deaf
Theodore Fewble
Carroll County
Gymnasiu
Alumni Association
Ignatius Bjorler
Bjyerlee
D . Markey
Charles WW. Conley
Lloyd
Culler
Maryland
Bjorlee
S Rozelle McCall
Baltimore
Wilzabeth Moss
Orlando K. Price
August Wriede
Henry O. Nicol
Washington
Herman Schwartz
Price
Gambril Park
Powrie Doctor
Gallaudet College
W. W. Duvall
Master File Of Crooks Is Being Readied
Washington reports Senate crime investigators are compiling a master file of known and suspected major operators in crime gambling and narcotics. The cross-indexed list aims to map interlocking criminal operations, a first by a government group. FBI chief Hoover cites a rise in crime, especially among youths under 21, with 1949 nine-month figures showing large shares of auto thefts burglaries rapes robberies and larcenies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kefauver
D-Tenn
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hoover
Senate Committee
U. S. Narcotics Bureau
Florida
Deeds Recorded For Properties On Patrick Street And Roadside Lot
Deeds show Benest E Shank selling 414 West Patrick Street to Claude V Beall for about 7500 dollars. Maurice E Michael sells property on the Thurmont Sabillasville road to Otto F Hahn for about 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennest E. Shank
Claude V. Beall
West Patrick Street
Maurice E. Michael
Otto F. Hahn
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Order to Cancel Cardinal-Brooklyn Sunday Night Game
New York June 9 Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler ordered Fred Saigh owner of the St. Louis Cardinals to cancel a proposed Sunday night game with Brooklyn saying it would not be in the best interests of baseball It would forfeit respect and goodwill of thousands of religious people The plan had the July 16 game moved to afternoon with the postponed contest at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. B Chandler
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Chandler
Saigh
Thurmont Graduation Attracts 600 Relatives and Friends
Thurmont High School held its 55th commencement with nearly 600 attendees. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal of Hood College spoke, urging balance between liberty and license and open-minded learning. Diplomas were conferred by George J. Martin as two local high schools, Thurmont and Lincoln, concluded their ceremonies with music and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont High School
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Lingnin High School
R. Floyd Cromwell
Charles T. C. Stull
Inverture
George J. Martin
Board of Education
Glee Club
Kipling
Mr. Taylor
Elmer K. Chandler
Lincoln
Lincoln High School
Thomas J. Houston
The
Baptist Church
Duval Sneadner
Cromwell
Brunswick High School
Chester Green
Kent C. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Baltimore Archdiocese appoints clergy to new posts
Archbishop Keough announces transfers and new assignments among Baltimore Catholic clergy. Shank moves from St Edward’s Baltimore to St Lawrence Jessup as administrator. Tornalski goes from St Joseph’s Texas to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Thurmont as pastor. Mertz moves to St Augustine Elk Ridge as assistant. Gamber moves to College of Notre Dame of Maryland as assistant chaplain. Schwalenberg moves to Church of the Immaculate Conception Towon as assistant. Barbernitz to Thorpe as assistant. Smith to Saint Dane Frances Riviera Beach as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Francis P. Keough
Baltimore Catholic Archdiocese
George E. Shank
St. Edward's Church
St. Lawrence Church
Jessup
Vincent J. Tornalski
St. Joseph's
Texas
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Thurmont
Anthony P. Mertz
Church of the Ascension
Halethorpe
St. Augustine’s Elkridge
Marlin J. Gamber
St. Anhrose
College of Notre Dame of
McCarthy Attacks Acheson at Wisconsin GOP Meet
Senator Joseph McCarthy launched a sharp broadside against Secretary of State Dean Acheson at the Wisconsin Republican state convention in Milwaukee. He labeled Acheson the red dean of fashion and urged immediate removal from U S foreign policy leadership alleging he helped arm and empower Communist Poland in 1946. He accused the Truman administration of war smearing abroad while tolerating the enemy at home and criticized Tydings and others overseeing the Senate inquiry into his charges as whitewashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Senator McCarthy
Truman
Wisconsin
Acheson
McCarthy
Poland
U. Bee
McCarty
Mr. Acheson
Far Eastern Affairs Authority
Lattimore
Philp C. Jessup
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Tydings
Juvenile Court Handles Emmitsburg Case Three youths kept by parents as fourteenth youth held
A juvenile court proceeding in Emmitsburg resulted in three 15 year old boys being adjudged delinquents and returned to parental custody. An 18 year old, Joseph Theodore Peterson, was charged with larceny after reportedly being with the youths during cigarette thefts at a bowling alley. Peterson is held under $2,500 bond for a Peoples Court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Peoples Court
Joseph Theodore Peterson
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Peterson
Schnauffer
H. C. Woodring
Blue chips dominate market as gains taper in thin demand
Blue-chip stocks again led the market with prices at a four year high. Demand eased from yesterday and most advances were only fractional as top quality issues helped lift the level while broader activity stayed subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman warns Marshall plan continuation needed for world peace
President Truman told graduates at the University of Missouri that abandoning aid to Western Europe after the Marshall Plan would be disastrous for peace. He urged continued U.S. support to keep a healthy world economy and deter Communism, calling military steps defensive and essential for a secure postwar order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian
Truman
Europe
United States
University of Missouri
Phi Beta Kappa
Scholarship Society
St. Louis
Russia
Seliel
United Nations
Mahoney Attacks Lane Over Western Maryland Neglect
Cumberland dispatch reports George P. Mahoney campaigning for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Western Maryland. He accuses Governor Lane of neglecting miners in Garrett County and calls for state coal aid despite cost. He criticizes highway spending, pledges a affordable statewide system, and cites rising taxes and doubled bonded indebtedness. In Washington, John Howard Lawson and Dalton Trumbo were ordered to begin one-year contempt sentences in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
George P. Mahoney
Western Panhandle
Lane
Maryland
Garrett County
Baltimore
Panhandle
Mahoney
Washington
John Howard Lawson
Dalton Trumbo
Congress
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Warm and mostly sunny by day with fair nights throughout the period. Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers likely Sunday through Wednesday. Temperatures average about 4 to 7 degrees above seasonal normals.
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Maryland
Delaware
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Gerald L. Smith
Myersville
John G. Deliner
Patrick Stakem
U.S
U.N
Abie
Hood
H. L. Bennett
Red Men
Jan H. van Royen
Juana
Netherlands
van Royen
Dr. Truxal
V. J. Tomalski
New Thorntont
Missouri
Western
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