Maryland Seeks to Curb Illicit Liquor Imports From DC
Maryland plans a crackdown on large volume liquor brought illegally from the District of Columbia. Edward M. Akers, chief investigator, said Frederick County is under surveillance, focusing on buyers buying more than three cases. Investigators surveyed five Washington streets selling to Marylanders, compiling data on two quart purchases and watching for repeat violators. Convicted offenders face fines up to 1000 dollars and up to two years in jail.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
Edward M. Akers
Frederick
State Controller's Office
Frederick County
Washington
House of Correction
Akers
Montgomery
Prince Georges
St. Mary's
Anne Arundel
Wicomico
Cecil
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
State Motor Vehicle Department
Mr. Akers
Class Night Held By Taneytown High School
Taneytown June 9 The graduating class presented Class Night exercises in the school auditorium. The program featured orchestra melodies under Mr Sampson, a New York For A Day skit with named seniors, a gift presentation by three students, a one act play, and senior class president Miss Hexen Wantz presiding. The baccalaureate was at Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev Morgan Andreas. Reunions for classes 21 36 48 planned with a banquet and dance attracting near 200 alumni. Weather Bureau note added at end.
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Taneytown
Mr. Sampson
New York
Robert Boone
Andrew Alexander
Shirley Null
Norval Roop
Phillip Sawyer
Robert Peterson
Joan Welton
Janice Naylor
Hexen Wantz
Wanda Mehring
Trinity Lutheran Church
Morgan Andreas
the Reformed Church
Taneytown High School Alumni Association
City Folks In Market For Farm Lands
Washington reports a boom in farm land purchases by both city residents and investors. New England and Middle Atlantic states show many non-farm buyers, while Midwest buyers invest for income or to support larger farming operations. Farmers with existing land buy more to utilize new equipment. The shift helps explain farm consolidation since 1945. AVORABLE REACTION United Nations notes cautious reception of a Korean lease fire proposal by Trygve Lie. Communists offer no response. Eagles convention delegates in Baltimore host a moonlight cruise and dance as they prepare to elect officers on the convention’s second day.
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Orphans Court
Frederick County
Marshall Palm
Charles McC. Mathias
John F. Schley
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
West Sixth Street
Jacob Dadisman
Susannah Dadisman
Jane S. Schley
Jane 5
Schley
John F. Schrey
United States
Washington
Agriculture Department
New England
Middle Atlantic
Appalachian
West Coast
Midwest
Mmake
United Nations
N. Y
Trygve Lie
38Th Parallel
U. N
Baltimore
Wimsatt New Commander of 19th Bombardment Wing Guam
Col. Robert W. C. Wimsatt of Frederick named commanding officer of the 19th Bombardment Wing in Guam. He left the U S in 1950 and previously commanded at Langley AFB. The Wimsatts, four children, reside on East Second street. Mrs. Wimsatt plans to join him in Guam soon.
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Guam
Robert W. C. Wimsatt
Frederick
U. S
Philippine Islands
Langley Afb
Wimsatt
Georgetown University
Washington
19Th Bombardment Wing
Far East
Court News Property Deeds and Powers of Attorney
Court notices show deed transfers across county and city valued at 10 dollars, plus larger transfers such as Stewart A Geisbert Jr to Harry G Turner for 12800 and Raymond W Baltzell et al to Edwin M Alexander Jr for 7900. Names include Eleanor H Thorpe Myer Kap C Earl Hahn Rose E Meister Roy A Baker Lewis Frizell Maudie Frizell and Reginald Etzler among others.
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Eleanor H. Thorpe
Myer Kap Jan
William T. Brice
Charles Ellsworth Welch
Earl Hahn
Joseph Moudry
Russel S. Barthlow
Rose E. Meister
Grayson J. Haller
Stewart A. Ge
Harry L. Hecker
Lewis Frizell
J. Fred Main
John S. Holmes
Maudie Frizell
Reginald M. Etzler
New
Multiple Couples Named in Local Marital Notices
A stream of readable names lists several couples and pairs with ages, addresses, and origins including Frederick and Lantz in Maryland and nearby Pennsylvania. The items resemble a public notices roundup of marriages or engagements with varying ages and residence details.
4-H Members To Take Part In U S Program
More than 385 000 4-H Chile members qualify for the 1951 National Dairy Foods Demonstration program. Demonstrations in counties and districts lead to state finals July through September. Carnation Company awards gold-filled medals to county winners and a 17 jewel wristwatch to each state winner. Eight national champions will earn a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago next November. Last year Maryland watch winners were Wanda Keller and the team of Phyllis Beachy and Bernadeth Glotfelty. Accident medals were awarded to 35 club members statewide.
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Chile
Carnation Company
Chicago
Maryland
Wanda Keller
Middletown
Phyllis Beachy
Bernadeth Glotfelty
Dust cube of Earth atmosphere would measure 587 feet per side
Estimations suggest all atmospheric dust if gathered would form a cube 587 feet on each side, illustrating the vast yet unseen particulates dispersed in the sky.
Leatherwork by Blind Baltimore Woman Shown at Library
Miss Katherine Phleeger, 100 East Church Street, blind in both eyes, demonstrates leathercraft learned at the Maryland Workshop for the Blind. Her pocket books wallets belts and key cases are displayed at the C Burr Artz Library as part of the Between the Book Ends Club exhibit series. She studies Braille with lessons sponsored by the Library of Congress Service for the Blind and now crafts pieces with careful handwork guided by a teacher.
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S. Katherine Phleeger
East Church Street
Phleeger
Maryland Workshop For
C. Burr Artz
Phreeger
Katie
United Cigar
C. Burr Artz Library
Alice Rohrback
Service For the
Library of Congress
Baltimore
Local Graduates To Enter Towson In Fall
Towson State Teachers College welcomes a fall freshman class drawn from Brunswick High School Frederick High School Thurmont High School and other Maryland counties Thirteen of Marylands twenty three counties are represented Alan Leonard Foster Con stance Eugenia Boone Patricia Vauthier Seltz Margaret Rosalie Stup Bernice Jean Wastier Echo Mae Lantz and Patricia Lee Strine attend Frederick and Thurmont High Schools The piece also notes historical references to William Shakespeare and a science fact about the blue whale
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Towson State Teachers College
Brunswick High School
Frederick High School
Fhurmont High School
Alan Leonard Foster
Constance Eugenia Boone
Patricia Vauthier Seltz
Margaret Rosalie Stup
Bernice Jean Wastier
Echo Mae Lantz
Patricia Lee Strine
Thurmont High School
Maryland
Towson State
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Emmert R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
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Duncan Phyfe
Plymouth
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Alvis Fisher
Urbana, MD
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Lee Fogle
West South Street
This City
Gary Howard Boyer
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Mount Olivet Boulevard
Leonard Perfetti, Jr
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Gettysburg
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Wahpeton
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Keedysville
Will A. Kehm
Elizabeth L. Kleiman
York, Pa
Markell & Ford
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Rut Cullegia
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Belle SE
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St. Frederick, MD
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Ceresville, Md
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Myersville
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Prederick County
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Parmaie
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Buckeystown, MD
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