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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1950

Page

9

Taxi Driver Faces Court Over Double Parking Incident

Magistrate Manuel M. Arens found Tibbs, a colored taxi operator from West Patrick street, guilty of assault and battery on Bernard Kefauver amid a disturbance sparked by double parking on All Saints street. Tibbs received a $21 fine plus costs and a three month suspended sentence. The case highlighted street parking dangers and police caution on blocking centers of streets.

Frederick Streets Manuel M. Arens Peoples Court Herman Tibbs West Patrick Street Bernard R. Kefauver Patrick and Jefferson Streets Tibbs All Saints Street Kefauver Rmagistrate Weinberg Ile House of Correction

Myth of the super fly in DuPont magazine article

George H. Soule revisits the 1949 investigations on insecticide resistance, noting few fully immune flies but a buildup of harder populations as insecticides grow stronger. He advocates continued fly control and cleanliness, since sanitation reduces breeding sites and cuts fly survival even for the fittest.

DuPont George H. Soute Maine California Soule DuPont Company

Drastic as a daily word in English lessons

The sample teaches usage and pronunciation of words often misused or misspelled. It highlights phrases like hot gay and aren t, notes pronunciation quirks for prom nade and prom nad, and defines drastic as acting vigorously, extreme, or effective. It advocates expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.

Social Situation Dinner Guests You Should Invite Stay Briefly

A guide on handling drop in guests who linger after dinner. It advises politely noting a simple meal is planned and expressing a desire to have them stay briefly, while avoiding lengthy extensions beyond the intended schedule.

Fifty Years Ago Local Hiems from the News

The June 16 1900 column notes Georgetown University graduate Meredith Smith son of Dr. Francis F. South. Frederick firemen win $325 in prizes and receive ovation after parade. Edward Hahn shows first dahlias of season. Kemp Hall hospital fete draws crowd with Jack Horner pie game. Belles Lettres Society elected officers and members before September break.

Meredith Smith Francis F. South Georgetown University Frederick Baltimore Edward Hahn West South Street Kemp Hall Jack Horner Belles Lettres Literary Society Walter Zeigler Paul Whipp Russell Stockman Emory Crum Robert Delaplaine Reginald Hughes Julian Crum William Humm

Short Q and A on units ages stars and lost wax

A set of brief questions and answers covers units length from angstroms to megaparsecs, Bahai religion origins in Persia in the 19th century, a river in the United States flowing north into Canada, interference from high tension lines on radio, star sizes from about 50 000 miles to 500 million miles, and the lost wax process attributed to Cellini with wax pattern casting and plaster mold steps.

Persia Europe United States Canada Mars Cellini

Inside the UMW Fight and a Supreme Court Reclamation Shift

Washington coverage reviews John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers control via non autonomous Districts and dummy delegates, risking democracy in labor. It also notes U.S. v Gerlach strengthens reclamation rights, altering navigability concerns and required compensation for riparian losses, amid summer House inaction.

Hy Ree Blaine Washington Congressional Stooges John L. Lewis United Mine Workers House Labor Subcommittee On Indiiana Andy Jacobs Abe Lincoln Indianapolis Lewis Jacobs Mr. Jacobs UMW International John L District 4 Uniontown Assis Michael P. Honus The Pennsylvania

Propaganda expert Lee cited with Air Force award

Washington dispatch notes Stephen F. Lee, civilian public relations director of the U S Air Force, received the Air Force exceptional service award. Gen Hoyt S. Van den Berg presented it, highlighting Lee s influence in shaping military publicity and policy against the Navy and shaping postwar air power strategy.

Air Force David Lawrence Washington Stephen F. Lee U. S. Air Force Air Lee Hoyt S. Vandenberg Military Department United States Stephen Lee U.S. Navy Stephen Lea Navy Tri Group Defense Forrestal House Armed Services Committee Air Force Publicity Office Navy Department Steve Lee Steve Leo Leo Stuart Symington National Security Resources Board

Weddings Invitations Issued for Wolfsville Pair

Invitations mailed for the marriage of Betty L. Kline of Wolfsville and Robert L. Sheffler of Middletown to be held at St. Mark's Lutheran Church Wolfsville on Saturday June 24 at 4 40 p.m. Also reported are the quiet Woodsboro wedding of Lorraine Byter and Corporal John Dougherty and other nuptials in Frederick and surrounding towns with details on gowns attendants and service locations.

Order of Eagles ST. John's High School Joseph A. Cunnane St. Andrew’s Church Baltimore Frederick High School Alumni Association Vindobona Ralph Betty L. Kline Herman D. Kline Wolfsville Robert L. Sheffler Henry Sheffler Middletown Mr Sheffler St. Mark's Lutheran Church Dougherty Byter Woodsboro Lutheran Parsonage Lorraine FP. Byter Nathan Bell Walkersville John R. Dougherty Raymond Dougherty Thurmont Raymond C. Myars Miss Skell Smith Herbert Skell Stowe Avenue Baldwin Long Island Corinne Skell William Meredith Smith Wm. Meredith Smith Upper College Terrace Baldwin Catholic Church Canada Laurentian Mountains Edgar K. Moore, II Silver Spring Chantecler Ste. Adele Quebec Niagara Falls Toronto Ottawa Quebec City Montreal Moore Charlotte Hammond Washington

Strength For Today By Early Douglass Types Of Religious Experience

The piece argues Christianity blends mystical experience with belligerent struggle. True religion may mean quiet communion with God but also facing temptation, fighting evil, and acting beyond mere contemplation. Balance between mysticism and active restraint is urged to fit diverse people and experiences.

Douglass

Frederick mother delivers 25th anniversary baby

In a Believe It Or Not sketch by Ripley for June 14, a Frederick County woman Mrs C Luth­er Remshore of Middletown became a first-time mother within a week of her twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. She was admitted February 19 to Emergency Hospital where the baby was born.

Harrisonville Unionville Richard A. Peddicard Route 4 Mt Airy Ralph J. Tabler Mt. Airy James Stonesifer Harry W. LeGore, Jr. LeGore W. W. Corbin LeGore Walkersville Linwood B. Dolan Maple Avenue Brunswick Emory E. Comer Taney Frederick Cecil A. Martin Joliet Silver Spring Pauline M. Litter Clarksburg Robert T. Breedon Richmond Richard D. Miller East Second Street Earl C. Bopp Middletown Julg Bordeton Mares Frederick County Ripley C. Luther Remshore Charles H. Himes Fpatsie Himes John H. Gurst Garat Home Mrs. Himes

Summer Returns In Town As Heat Set In

A pastor asks a Sunday school class about sins of omission. A young girl replies that omission is the sins they should have committed but did not, revealing a humorous moment in the service. The passage reflects seasonal heat and local church life.

Miss Treilie Honored At Farewell Picnic

A farewell picnic at May woods Braddock Heights honored Miss Marguerite Treilie retiring Hood College modern languages professor. She will return to France later this month. Attendees included numerous local residents and graduates from College of William and Mary.

Treilie Elizabeth Eckhardt May Maywoods Braddock Heights Marguerite Treilie Hood College France Miriam Apple Nellie K. Blocher Grace Brown Lillian Brown Robert Campbell Margrete Dill Katharine Dutrow Ruth Dutrow Sally Wills ‘Holland Bertha Loomis Helen Martz Mary Mather Jane McCarrell Andrew G. Meyer Christopher Wayne Neely Ruth Perry Onica Prail James B. Ranch Olive Reddick Katherine Sherrill Charlotte Smith Marion Smith Elinor Ware Margaret May

Browns, Yankees complete eight man trade in St Louis

The St Louis Browns and New York Yankees executed an eight player deal. Ostrowski and Ferrick go to the Yankees while Stirnweiss Delsing Pillette and Johnson move to the Browns plus two more Browns players to Kansas City farm. Cash totals cited by Browns president Bill Dewitt valued Ostrowski Ferrick at 250000 and other players at 50000 each.

St. Louis St. Louis Browns New York Yankees Yanks Joe Ostrowski Tor Ferrick Browns George Stirnweiss Jim Delsing Duane Pillette Don Johnson Leo Thomas Sid Schacht Kansas City Thomas Bill Dewitt Ostrowski Ferrick Dewitt Stirnweiss Bas Stirnweiss Yankees Johnson Pillette Heavly Wee Delsing Cleveland Indians Schacht Herbert Roberts St. Martin's Lane Roberts Hug Leonard Stierhoff Katharine Lee Ridgely Chase Ridgely St. David's Dury Baltimore George C. Stierhoff Lkridge Kennels

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