Rural Women Short Course At University Of Maryland
Sixty four Frederick county women plan to attend the 22nd Rural Women Short Course opening June 14 at the University of Maryland. The event will feature lectures classes and discussions under the theme Todays Home Builds Tomorrows World with sessions for first through fifth year attendees and notable speakers including Congressman Richard Nixon and U S Civil Service Commissioner R Arthur Fleming. Graduation Friday will award certificates and gold pins to long time attendees.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
Richard Nixon
California
W. M. Gewebr
R. Arthur Fleming
U. S. Civil Service
Mary Ahalt
Middletown
Irs
Paul Ahalt
C. Eric Bergstrom
Chicago
Huber Biser
Frederick
Edgar Bittle
Ryversville
Roy Bollinger
Emmitsburg
Aulen Bowers
Woodsboro
J. W. Briscoe
R. Pauli Buhrman
Thurmont
St. Airy
Roy Crum
Frank Darner
Aubrey Davis
Harry Davis
Lou Davis
Elmer Pixon
Ruth Bryier
Walter R Aersville
Ednan Hartman
Wit Ranier
Aine Hartman
Knoxville
G. O. Hendrickson
Edward F. Holter
Hazel Holter
Carl Holtz
Lavenia Hood
Brunswick
J Libertytown
Raddock Heights
Teter
Bennett L. Lightbow
Charles E. Walker
Ville Waltz
Riversville
Barbara Young
Siddietown
Chester Young
F. Russell Young
Morris A. Zents
Market Irregular On Railroad Issues In New York
The market opened with irregular trading as railroad issues led the session in New York. Price changes were fractional with only a few exceptions showing notable moves.
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New York
XS-1 Air Plane Flies Faster Than Sound
Air Secretary Symington announced that the XS-1 research plane exceeded sonic speed multiple times. Only Captain Charles E. Yeager has previously flown beyond the sonic wall, a famed fighter pilot from Myra West Virginia.
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Washington
Symington
Air Force
Charles E. Yeager
Yeager
Myra. W. Va
Materiel Command At Field
Young Wife Is Held As Slayer Near Pittsville
Mary Ellen Truitt, 19, wife of a nursery worker and mother of a 2 year old, is charged with murder after her husband William Edward Truitt, 23, was shot in bed with a .22 rifle between his eyes at their home on the Tingle nursery near Pittsville. The couple’s baby daughter Delores Ann, age 2, was found asleep beside the body. Truitt had been drinking for about a week and is alleged to have beaten his wife when intoxicated.
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Salisbury
Mary Ellen Truitt
Tingle Nursery
Pittsville
Here
Delores Ann
Truitt
Lerman
Andrew
GOP Platform To Be Headache In Philadelphia
Differences among top Republicans in Congress foreshadow a major headache for platform writers. The platform committee meets in Philadelphia a week from today, with presidential aspirants tied to the fray as Democrats face their own Dixieland revolt over civil rights and other divisions.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Philadelphia
Platform Committee
Senate map program eyed with adjournment plan
Republican leaders announced a plan to adjourn Congress by June 19 but avoided a fixed date to prevent session end filibusters. Millikin reported a 42 member GOP conference backing a one year extension of the reciprocal trade program and swift action on draft act and foreign policy resolution. Weather outlook called for warming but no 90s, with possible thundershowers late Friday and cooler weekend.
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Millikin
R-Cole
GOP
SenateFinance Committee
Senate
Weather Bureau
Comics Omitted From Today's News
Comical features are left out of the current edition and will appear Friday with the date’s releases. The note indicates a staggered publication for the comic sections and associated material.
Synod Opens Annual Meet At Hood College
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church opened its annual session at Hood College with 100 delegates expected. President Gottlieb Siegenthaler led devotions and outlined issues including relations with Russia and the atomic bomb while underscoring church duties to God and Christian fellowship.
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Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
J. Edmund Lippy
Synodical Council
Gottlieb Siegenthaler
Synod
Russia
Siegenthaler
Congregational Christian Church
Congregational Christian Fellowship Council
Oberlin
Potomac Synod
Sugar Refinery In Baltimore Reopens After Strike
The American Sugar Refining Company reopened its Baltimore plant as a 1 week strike by Local 392 United Packinghouse Workers continues. Workers vote Monday on an 11 cent hourly increase and other benefits. union seeks 24 cent raise to match New York plant pay. Police protection was requested to curb violence at the picket line.
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Baltimore
American Sugar Refining Company
United Packinghouse Workers
CIQ
New York
Hamilton R. Atkinson
Newly Ecuadorean Leader Elect Ecuadorean Head Entertains County
Galo Plaza Lasso, long tied to the United States through visits in Frederick, appears to have won Ecuador’s presidency by a small lead as election returns remain unofficial. Frederick resident J Homer Remsberg planned to attend the celebrations, while Plaza’s prior US ties and cattle interests underscore his cross Atlantic influence.
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Galo Plaza Lasso
Frederick
Ecuador
Gala Plaza
Elec
Suproval
J. Homer Remsberg
Frederick County
Galo Plaza
Mr. Remsberg
South America
Senor Plaza
Rotary Club
Frederi County Holstein Breeders Association
Heemsberg
The
National
Emmitsburg Senior Assembly Honors Noted Students
The Emmitsburg High School held its final senior assembly on Wednesday morning with awards for top scholastic honors and outstanding service. Principal A L Leary presided as Vera Andrew read the class prophecy and the program featured music by the school orchestra, a reading by Emma Gruber, and the senior class song.
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Emmitsburg High School
Emma Gruber
Henry Wivell
Vera Andrew
A. L. Leary
Reader's Digest
Polly Anna Keox
Maryland Society Sons of the American Revolution
Charles Edward Wivell
Woman’s Club
Paul Harner
American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Gertrude Witherow
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ann Hollinger
Charles Edg
Wivell
Thomas Franklin Sa
Ell
Isabel June Troxell
Polly Ann Knox
Felt
Helen Ann Baker
Betty Marie Smith
Betty ‘M Iarie Stambaugh
Henry Anthony Wivell
Eileen Davis
Vera Annabel Andrew
John Paul Glass
Chenilie
Ruth Neighbours
Nancy Beegle
Betty Ann Holling- Paul Harner
Lois Bentz
Hazel Xeisholtz
Anna Aine Linn
Doris Wastier
Charles Long
Ruth Bors
Harold Keitholtz
Baumgardner
Ronald & He
Charles C. T. Siu
Hangar and Planes Destroyed in Guard Field Fire
A large hangar at Rosecrans Field near St Joseph Missouri burned destroying 21 airplanes and a mess hall used by the National Guard. Firefighters battled the blaze through the early hours. No injuries reported.
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St. Joseph
National Guard
Fhe
Rosecrans Field
Mihai and Anne Wed In Athens Royal Ceremony
Handsome Mihai I of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma wed in a Greek Rite ceremony at the Athens palace before about 30 royals. Arch bishop Damaskinos led the Orthodox service as Anne wore a white satin gown and a diamond necklace. The couple, with sponsors King Paul and Queen Frederika, exchanged vows amid rice and rose petals then shared a luncheon before departing for Tatoi.
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Athens
Mihai I
Romania
Anne of
Bourbon-Parma
Greece
Damaskinos
Homania
Denmark
Anne
Rome
Mihai
Royal Palace
Eric
King Paul
Frederika
Hrother Helen
Isaiah Horepse
Cau
Paul
Tatoi
Frederick A V Alumnae Officers Elected
The Frederick Academy of the Ua tion alumnae association met at the convent with Miss Ann Aicnmenier of Baltimore presiding and Dolly Harden Wells of Baltimore as secretary. Elizabeth Schl Frank of Frederick was elected treasurer after Mrs Jane Murphy Hahn resigned. Luncheon followed, benediction by Rev. Herbert R. Jordan, and supper after six. The oldest member, Mrs Jane Wacker from Forest City Pa, left the convent in 1832.
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Frederick Academy of the Uation
Ann Aicnmenier
Baltimore
Dolly Harden Wells
Frederick
Elizabeth Schl Frank
Frederic
Jane Murphy Hahn
Herbert R. Jordan
Jane Wacker
Forest City
Final Plans For Dinner Announced In Frederick County Bicentennial
Final plans for a dinner in Coblentz Hall at Hood College mark Frederick County’s 200th anniversary. Judge Moylan and Judge Delaplaine will speak. Justice Vinson cannot attend. About 400 to 459 guests expected. program begins ~745 PM with songs and benediction.
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Coblentz Hall
Heed College
Frederick County
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Edward S. Delaplaine
Court of Appeals
Fred M. Vinson
U.S Supreme Court
Kentucky
Hood College
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick County Historical Society
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's Church
Carrollton Manor
Parsons Newman
The
Historical Society
W. Grant Hooper
Board of County Commissioners
District of Columbia
Frederick— Garrett
Martian
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Delaplaine
Maryland
Storris G. Zumbrun
Jefferson
Joseph S. Stephens
H. David Hagan
Charles W. Woodward
Rockville
Frank Mish
Hagerstown
Patrick M. Schnaufer
Fredick
Carol Lane
Ann Nicodemus
Lila Chichester
Elizabeth Etchison
Frederick
Pauline Toms
Patricia Feete
Brunsch Gray
Thurmont
Josephine Nicodemus
Walklersville
Prders
C. Burr Ariz
Marsland
Frederick ‘County
Sam Ogle
Scharfarr Af
Stassen Arrives in Baltimore Tapping Maryland Delegates
Harold E. Stassen lands in Baltimore to win Maryland's 20 GOP delegates at the convention fight. Governor Dew York also appears on the scene as a third presidential hopeful seeks support. Senator Robert A. Fair hosts a Washington buffet for Maryland delegates. A deed records a Doubs property sale for $7500 by Elmer Tuy Davis to Harvey and My Waldron.
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Baltimore
Harold E. Stassen
Maryland
Thomas E Dew York
Jen
Robert A. Fair
Ohio
Washington
Doubs
Elmer S Tuy Davis
Harvey
Waldron
Revedoue
Wreck on B and O R R Crash Kills One, Injures Many
Laurel reports a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailed after a broken rail near Laurel Park. One man identified as John Day of Jersey City died after attempting to escape. A westbound train from New York to Washington struck the wreckage, with diesel locomotive damage and several derailed cars.
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Laurel
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Baltimore
John Day Negro
Jersey City
ReneRs
PD Mat
St. Louis
New York
Laurel Park Race Track
Washington Lees
Senate Deliberates Draft Bill Amid Smoking Breaks
The Senate bargained over the draft bill late into the night as Morse urged an 18 month service period and Taylor critiqued war and his finances. The chamber faced interruptions, with galleries packed and lawmakers briefly stepping outside to smoke before a final vote decision.
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Senate
Congress
House
Truman
Morse
Oregon
Marse
Senator Taylor
Idaho
Henry A. Wallace
Taylor
Washington
New Hood President Elect Takes Up Residence Preparations
President elect Dr. Andrew G. Truxal and Mrs Truxal visited Hood College to arrange alterations for the president's home they will occupy. They expect to return to Frederick in July after attending Franklin and Marshall College events in Lancaster where he will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws. The couple will then head back to Hanover New Hampshire where Truxal has taught at Dartmouth College.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Frederick
Mrrs
Truxal
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall
Vroxal
Hanover HW
Cabinet member Schwellenbach dies in Washington at 53
Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach died at Walter Reed Hospital at 4 40 a m edt the White House announced He was 53 and had led the Labor Department since June 390 1945 He had suffered health problems and earlier resignations were rumored but he fought to rebuild the department Health issues and the Taft Hartley Act shaped his late tenure He previously served as a Democratic Senator from Washington and a federal judge succeeding Frances Perkins. He died of cardiac failure complicating illness.
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Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
White House
Schwellenbach
Walter Reed Hospital
Labor Department
Schwbach
Truman
Perkins Schwelienbach
Frances Perkins
Taste
Roosevelt
Havana
New York Harbor
Governors Island
Walace H. Graham
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Lew F
Schwoellenbach
Jess
University of Washington
Hood College announces four year scholarship winners
President Carvin Stahr announced two four year freshman scholarships at Hood College shared by twins Doris and Ann Nygren of Mineola New York with Mary Louise Springhorn of Soyota New Jersey. Alternate awards went to Nancy Elizabeth Douglass of Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Jeanne Armstrong of Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Hood College
Arvin Stahr
Mary Louise Springhorn
Soyota
N. J
Ann Alizabeth Nygren
Doris Jane Nygren
Mineola
N. Y
Springhorn
Bogota High School
Feren
Afiss Doris
Ann “Neeren
Assembly Council
Hi-V
Doris Nvgren
Jary Council
The
Dramatic Society
Nancy Elizabeth Douglass
Harrisburg
Jeanne Elen Armstrong
Lancaster
Douglass
J. JD. Duve
Frederick
Fire in Foochow District Destroys Thousands of Homes
Central News Agency reports a Monday night blaze in Foochow Shanghai wiped out 1,239 houses and damaged many buildings across twenty streets and alleys. Emergency relief stations were set up for about 12,000 affected residents.
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Foochow
Shanghai
Central
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