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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1950

Page

4

Traffic Signal Equipment Cost Put At $10,500

City plans to buy traffic signal gear for sixteen intersections to improve control on Market Court and Church streets. Crouse-Hinds representative quoted a total around 16500 including installation. Delivery in about thirty days and routine board action expected after election.

State Roads Commission Crouse-Hinds Company Frederick D. J. Parker Baltimore Market Street the Square Church Second Streets Seventh Street Patrick Street Jefferson, Bentz Court and Carroll Church Street Bentz and Court Lloyd D. Culler Board of Aldermen Meyer Fims

Frederick Lions Club hears talk on good teaching by Dr Cromwell

Dr. R Floyd Cromwell state supervisor of high schools spoke at the Frederick Lions Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He defined good teaching as the ability to get ideas across and outlined four essentials including accepting people, emotional stability, knowing the job, and avoiding the brush-off. He urged active teaching with telling how showing how giving time to do and learn. The event honored four charter members and noted nominations for delegates to the international convention in Chicago. Also reports a Salisbury Maryland Postmasters convention with Edward T Miller scheduled to speak.

Frederick Cromwell Nevin F. BR. Waskey Charles W. Magaha Joyd C. ‘Culler Richard F. Simmons Culler W. E Gerard Carroll E Frame Forrest Haugh Eddie Etchison This City Paul IM Beckwith Carroll County Chicago Charles V. Main John W Morgan Richard F Simmons Mohrl F

Local Youths Readied for Summer Camp at Kilating Mountains

Frederick High School Hi-Y members prepare for Officer Training Camp August 26 to 30 in the Kilating Mountains near Newton New Jersey. Attending will be Nancy Weaver Mary Jane Sharkley William Bagent president Austin Rhoads secretary. Officers for next term named include William Bagent president Howard Flook Jr vice president Austin Rhoads secretary Thomas Staley treasurer Richard Shipley sergeants at arms Richard Rinehart chaplain. Donald Koons faculty advisor. Retiring officers are James Burgee president Rodman Cade secretary Edward Walter treasurer Richard Morgan chaplain Carl Staley sergeant at arms.

Frederick High School Kilating Mountains Newton N. J Nancy Weaver Mary Jane Sharkley William Bagent Austin Rhoeds Fishing Creek Wilmington del. Oder Annapolis Howard Flook, Jr Austin Rhnads Thomas Staley Richard Shipley Richard Rine Hart Donald Koons James Burgee Rodman Cade Edward Walter Richard Morgan Carl Staley

Catholic Priest To Be Lutheran Minister in Milwaukee

Milwaukee a Roman Catholic priest Rev. Amedee Fredette will be ordained to the Lutheran ministry Sunday. Former Oblate Father of Mary Immaculate who left Fond du Lac in 1937, he later worked for a motor cycle delivery firm in Fond du Lac.

Milwaukee Amedee Fredette Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate Fond du Lac Matorcycle Delivery Jrm

Priesthood and Transit Roles Mentioned in 1912 Baseball Trades

A fragmented clipping notes a priestly status across church and seminary life at Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque and references a civic-church move to St Luke's Nora Springs. It also recalls baseball player connections with Manager John Corriden and trades involving the White Sox and Cubs around 1912, with a Reds starter not appearing in a game.

California Wartburg Theological Seminary Dubuque St. Luke's Lutheran Church Nora Springs John Red Corriden White Sox Detroit Cincinnati Cubs Reds

Communism At New Peak Revealed In Hoover Testimony

FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover told Congress that communism in the United States is at a higher level than Nazism or Fascism during the last war. He said Reds are going underground, infiltrating industries, and penetrating the legal profession. Hoover described secret codes, reduced public meetings, and hidden printing facilities for future operations.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Congress United States New York Leaxs Senate Appropriations Hoover

Hoover warns of Communist infiltration in key industries

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told Senators that Communists have begun an intensified campaign to infiltrate communications and heavy industries. He described a loyalty program and state investigative committees examining party members' histories and contacts, with the 13 member Communist executive committee leading the effort.

Hoover FBI Communist Executive Committee

Three-member subcommittee to investigate itself Hoover says

The report notes a three member subcommittee to probe its own actions. Hoover estimates 54.7 thousand known Communist party members in the United States, with about 25 thousand in New York.

Hoover Communist Party United States New York

Transfer of Naval Observatory Approved

A Senate House conference committee today approved transferring the Naval Observatory from Washington to Charlottesville Virginia. A seven million dollar item for the project was included in a defense construction authorization bill which the committee reached agreement on. The bill does not actually appropriate any money. it authorizes projects making them eligible for future appropriations.

Washington Senate House Naval Observatory Charlottesville Senate Hous

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