Frederick High School Holds 215 Diplomas In Graduation
Dr. Leonard Elstad of Gallaudet College urged 215 Frederick High School graduates to live a successful life guided by four core values. Diplomas were presented by Eugene W. Pruitt as 800 attendees watched ceremonies at the high school.
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Leonard Elstad
Gallaudet College
Frederick High School
Elgar
Millard Elroy Crum, Jr
God
Elstad
Eugene W. Pruitt
Pruitt
James Richard Aker
Lass
Institution of American Public Education
Raymond A. Wilhelm
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick High School Alumni Nominees Listed for Dance Ballot
The Frederick High School Alumni Association nominating committee announced candidates for officer and director posts to be voted on at the annual summer dance at Braddock Heights pavilion Wednesday evening. Names include George J. Stup, Eugene A. Kefauver, Peggy Arris Shipley, Dors Carpenter, Ruth Ickett Stup, Glenn E. Orrison, J. Vernon Summers, Garland P. Feaga, Louise Darner foehle, R. Monroe Stauffer, Earl Rhoderick, Carlton Glesworth Jr, Staley Lanner, Mehr Suler, Lewis Rice, and Charles C. T. Stull Jr. Ray Anthony will provide the music.
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Frederick High School
Braddock
George J. Stup
Euene A. Kefauver
Peggy Arris Shipley
Dors Carpenter
Ruth Ickett Stup
Glenn E. Orrison
J. Vernon Summers
Garland P. Feaga
Louise Darner Foehle
R. Monroe Stauffer
Earl Rhoderick
Carlton Glesworth, Jr
Staley Lanner
Mehr Suler
Lewis Rice
Charles C. T. Stull, Jr
Ray Anthony
City Plans Assessments for Street Improvements on Several Avenues
A city ordinance outlines grading and paving of Catoctin avenue sections, Willow avenue, Culler avenue, Narva avenue, and a 29 foot Grant Place highway with 30 percent fronting property charges and 10 percent for abutting sides. Installment payments up to 180 days are offered, with liens and six percent interest. A public meeting will follow compilation of abutting owners.
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Board of Aldermen
Catoctin Avenue
Columbus Avenue
South
Jefferson Street
Willow Avenue
Queen Street
Culler Avenue
Belmont Street
City Reservoir Grounds
Narva Avenue
William Flautt
Grant Place
Rosemont Avenue
West Seventh Street
Bolton Street
Wilson Place
Homestead Avenue
Five of Eleven Withdraw Appeal in Trout Liquor Case
Circuit Court proceedings on the appeal of former County License Commissioner G. Cleveland Trout’s transfer decision were paused as five of eleven residents who had authorized the appeal dropped their names. Only six appellants remain, needing ten to sustain a challenge. matter held in abeyance for several days to decide further action.
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Circuit
G. Cleveland Trout
Trout
Henry Vander Wielan
Diana Vander Wielan
South Market Street
North Market Street
E. Austin James
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Mamie Lipps
John L. Mohler
Annie M. Mohler
Homers
Mohler
James
J. Marshall Staub
Richard E. Zimmerman
New
Gail L. Catshall
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
T. West Claggett, Jr
Mr. Trout
Camp Detrick Charity Drive Tops 2700 In Early Week
First week results show Camp Detrick's second annual combined charity drive surpassing 2700 dollars from 39 of 72 units. Committee chairman Capt. Forrest S. Pauli says the campaign already outstrips past efforts and aims to meet a 7000 dollar goal by month’s end.
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Camp Detrick
Forrest S. Pauli
Brewster Ill. Divorce Action Delayed by Illness
Kingman Brewster, prominent Washington attorney and former Frederick resident, ill in Memphis while facing Arkansas divorce proceedings. Local court extended deadline to June 22 while warning that further Arkansas action could void the extension and default Brewster on the petition.
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Kingman Brewster
Washington
Frederick
Frederick County
Arkansas
Theoarch Brewster
Memphis
Tenn
William M. Storm
Brewster
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Atttorney
Air Force may turn to draft as volunteers lag
Washington reports the Air Force cannot reach its June 30 manpower goal of 850000. With volunteers falling from 56000 in January to 11000 in May, the service may join the Army in drafting if shortages persist. Navy and Marine volunteering also slackened. Meat rationing seems likely within weeks per Los Angeles reports citing Charles Bauer of the National Association of Retail Meat and Food Dealers.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Marine
Los Angeles
Charles Bauer
National Association of Retail Meat and Food Dealers
U S Okays Hot Dogs Price Hike
Washington June 12 The government issued an OPS price order allowing sausage makers to raise prices by one to two cents per pound due to higher beef costs since January The regulation covers beef containing products such as frankfurters and bologna and takes effect immediately It also notes ongoing congressional talks on extending controls and other economic measures and a weather driven upturn in harvest prospects
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Senate
House
Spence Ud-Ky
Banking
Rep
Walcott
Michigan
Congress
Truman
Charles &. Wilson
National Production Authority
NPA
Defense Production Administration
DPA
Commerce Department
Michael V. di Salle
Department of Agriculture
OFS
June rains exceed previous two months in Frederick area
Weather at Frederick shows a 10 day total of 5.63 inches, surpassing April and May combined and normal for June. Weekend deluge reached 3.23 inches at the airport station while forecast calls for sun and warmth after clouds. Wheat and barley look healthy though strawberries suffered slight damage. Burma holds its first general election to decide 250 seats in the new Chamber of Deputies.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
Burma
Rangoon
Chamber of Deputies
New Defense Line Shelters Reds Amid Korean Front Shifts
Long columns of Reds fled east Korea toward safer mountain passes as UN forces tighten around Chorwon Kumhwa. Reports say Reds are forming new strength near Kaesong Korangpu area about 30 miles northwest of Seoul while UN tanks threaten escape routes along the Imjin river. Front lines show reduced activity after a spring advance.
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Tokyo
East Korea
Iron Triangle
East Central Front
United Nations
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyongyang Valley
Triangle
Seoul
Kaesong-Korangpu
St Johns Alumni Association Holds Annual Reunion Banquet
The St Johns Alumni Association hosted its annual reunion and banquet Monday night at the Peter Panton Urbana with over 700 attending. Welcome addressed the class of 1951 by Paul B Rhoads Jr 36 president. Theodore Bailey provided the class response.
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St. John’s Alumni Association
Peter Panton
Urbana
Paul B. Rhoads
Theodore Bailey
Charles A. Price
James M. Hogan
St. John’s Church
Corinne Sunday Wastler
Association
Hev
Herbert K. Jordan
Robert A. Bozel
Arthur V. Myers, Jr
James Mask
Gilmore Rhoads
Ann Grove
Johny Byerly, Jr
Anita Cooley
Martin T. Golibart
William Wood
Doris Baltzell
Barbara Byerly
Chica Godbee
William Gouker
Helen Grove
Patricia Hobbs
Theodore Kreh
Robert Trimble
Sally Wimsall
Rhea Winpigler
Choice Cuts Of Beef To Be Scarce In Shops
The survey shows beef still in shops nationwide but a continued slump in cattle marketing will tighten retail supply. After price controls on five beef animals, there is no sign of more supplies. Yesterday's shipments to 12 major livestock centers were below normal and packing by leading packers remained drastically curtailed.
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Chicago
Marshall Back From Trip From Korean War Front
Secretary of Defense Marshall returned from a seven day trip to the Korean war front where he praised UN forces as operating very successfully. His nonstop flight from Elmendorf Alaska covered about 3500 miles landing at 10 35 a m. He was greeted by Deputy Secretary Robert Lovet and noted the Eighth Army was in excellent shape with highly trained professional troops. He added that in Tokyo he discussed matters affecting U S troops with General Matthew Ridgway.
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Washington
Marshall
United Nations
Elemendorf
Alaska
Robert Lovet
Eighth Army
Tie
Tokyo
Jen
Matthew Ridgway
Mossadegh Sends conciliatory oil nationalization message
Iran's Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh assures President Truman nationalization will not threaten world oil supply or international harmony. The letter arrives as Anglo-Iranian Oil Company officials plan talks on takeover and Iranian directors prepare to operate the nationalized company near Abadan. Families of company workers flee Iran as officials visit for negotiations.
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Fehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Washington
U. S
Mossadegh
Brittain
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Tehran
London
Abadan
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for the sale of several properties. John C Cooper and wife transferred to Rolling Acres Inc the Little Farm of about 109 acres along Route 77 partly within Thurman. Morris E Keeny sold 212 East Seventh Street to Norman H Null. Lula B McMurray sold to John W Barger Sr and John W Barger Jr a north side property in Brunswick. Clifford J Sheets sold to Charles E Martin a lot fronting 219 feet on Jefferson Boulevard in Braddock Heights. R Patrick Turner sold to Robert Porter a building lot on West 12th Street in Spring Valley for about 1500. Charles H Kehne sold to A La Verne Fogle two building lots on Frederick Avenue for about 1500. Prices move at New York stock market session with modest gains and few stocks surpassing the dollar mark.
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John C. Cooper
Rolling Acres, Inc
Little Farm
Route 77
Thurman
Morris E. Keeny
Norman H. Null
East Seventh Street
Lula B. McMurray
John W. Barger
Brunswick
Clifford J. Sheets
Charles E. Martin
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
R. Patrick Turner
Robert Porter
West 12Th Street
Spring Valley
Charles H. Kehne
A. la Verne Fogle
Frederick Avenue
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
A five day outlook notes clouds and warmth midweek with showers and little temperature change. Thursday stays fair with cooler nights, Friday cooler, and Sunday showers return with a warmer trend. Period temperatures average slightly below mid June normals with highs about 76 to 82 and lows from around 50 in the mountains to the 60s in eastern and southern Maryland and the Delmarva Peninsula.
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Maryland
Delaware
Mountains
Delmar Peninsua
Hood Forward Dinner Spurs Drive for Hood College
More than 300 friends attended a Hood Forward Dinner in Coblente Hall as Hood College launches a three week fund drive aiming for 750000 in capital funds. President Andrew G. Truxal stressed Hood’s independence from tax money and the need for endowment to sustain scholarships and salaries. The event featured G Winter Bowers as toastmaster and audience members heard plans for renovation of Brodbeck Hall and expanded science facilities, with a public report meeting slated for June 15 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Tlood Cotlege
Coblente
Hood
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Alumnae Association
Evangels and Reformed Church
Floud
Brodbeck Hall
Hood Dut
Callege
Hood Forward
G. Winter Bowers
Hond
Frederick County
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Dorothy Filler McBride
Bowers
C. Royal
Macaie
Colfere
Francis Scott Key
Writes Family Gets Pictures Of Heads
A refugee girl in Tainan forms a stark tale as she writes to her family in Shanghai and receives a photo showing her mother father sister and brother’s heads laid out on a table. The report notes fears of sending letters due to Communist reprisals and dangers for relatives on the mainland.
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Taipei
Formosa
Tainan
Shanghai
Taiwan
Wedemeyer Pleads for Seven U S Divisions in Manchuria
Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer testifies he asked MacArthur for seven American divisions to secure Manchuria after Japan’s defeat and prevent Soviet action while transferring Japanese arms to Chinese Nationalists. He says MacArthur refused, citing uncertain Japanese reaction, as Senate probes his dismissal. Wedemeyer, 85, also criticizes Korean War policies and urges pulling U S troops from Korea and cutting ties with Russia.
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Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Manchuria
Japan
Douglas Mac-Arthur
Wedemeyer
U. S
China
Senate
Mac-Arthur
U. S. Sixth Army
San Francisco
U.S
Korea
Russia
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Senator McMahan
Dconn
McMahon
U. S. Treasury Department
Knowland R-Calify
Knowland
Yalta
Jiatpan
Ruhr
Far East
Germany
Europe
Lea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiang Kai-Shek
Great Wall
MacArthur
Weslomever
British Carriers With Paratroopers Arrive
British aircraft carriers Warspite and Triumph arrived at Famagusta harbor. Disembarkation of 2,981 British parachute troops began, to be moved to camps across Cyprus. Troops bolster Mediterranean garrisons amid Middle East tensions and Iran oil crisis.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Upj
Warrior
Triumph
Famagusta Harbor
Ones
Garment Workers Begin Major 25 Year Tie-Up in New York
June 12 report says sixty five thousand garment workers started the first major stoppage in 25 years over a contract dispute. Israel Feinberg of the AFL International Garment Workers Union said the strike is one hundred per cent effective.
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Garment Workers
New York
Israel Feinberg
AFL International Garment Workers Union
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Ted) Stauffer
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