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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Blaine
Washington
Congressional Stooges
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United Mine Workers
House Labor Subcommittee On
Indiiana
Andy Jacobs
Abe Lincoln
Indianapolis
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Jacobs
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UMW
International
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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.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Stephen F. Lee
U. S. Air Force
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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.
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ST. John's High School
Joseph A. Cunnane
St. Andrew’s Church
Baltimore
Frederick High School Alumni Association
Vindobona
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Hug
Leonard Stierhoff
Katharine Lee Ridgely
Chase Ridgely
St. David's Dury Baltimore
George C. Stierhoff
Lkridge Kennels
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