Ten Seminarians Ordained at Mount St Marys Seminary
Ten seminarians from Mount St Marys Seminary in Emmitsburg were ordained to the priesthood. Names include Rev James A Lord ordained May 15 in Hartford Connecticut and Rev Joseph J Mundell ordained May 15 in Raleigh North Carolina who offered his first Mass at St. Matthew the Apostle Washington. Other ordinations: Rev Ralph V Cagliotti in Scranton Pennsylvania, Rev Robert G Gribbin in Harrisburg, Rev George L Leech and Rev Frederick R Bradel in Harrisburg and Baltimore respectively, Rev John F ordained in Somer Mass at St Ann’s Camden and Rev Joseph E Conion ordained May ab at Immaculate Conception Cathedral Mobile Alabama with first Mass in New Orleans on June 8 and Rev Edward J Herrmann ordained June 12 in Baltimore at St Bernards Church.
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Mount St Mary's Seminary
Emmitsburg
James A. Lord
Hartford
Conn
Joseph J Mundell
Raleigh
N. C
Cathedral of
St. Matthew the Apolle
Washington
Ralph V. Cagliotti
Scranton
University of Scranton
St Mary's
Robert G. Gribbin
St. Patrick's
Harrisburg
George L Leech
Frederick R Bradel
Leech
Marrisburg
John F
St Ann's Church of
Father Bradel
Joseph E Conion
Immaculate i
A Nation On Wheels Vacation Forecast Across the States
The article predicts a crowded summer as Americans travel widely by car and air, with Yellowstone attracting over twice the visitors and northern regions near Canada seeing strong tourist flow. Cheyenne contends with new rules on Old West authenticity while Deadwood faces a wary, reform-minded approach. Trains and planes stay busy, but private autos remain dominant with better tire supplies and repair access, despite lingering parts shortages.
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Yellowstone
Maine
New Hampshire
Pacific
West
Deadwood
Cheyenne
Nevada
Glorious June Celebrates Summer Joy and Nature
June brings lush foliage and blooming gardens across fields and woodlands. Outdoor life thrives with mild heat, inviting porch sittings and sports like golf and tennis. Birds sing cheerfully as nature offers consolation amidst life’s disappointments and sorrow.
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Hfe
Vesper Service Opens Annual Short Course
June 6 A yes- Young of Hegerst speaker ist of women's Roze g00 Free State farm women began registering this morn 3r theses. B.S dean of the college of agriculture and director of its extension service, will wel come the delegates tomorrow. Edward Holter of Middletown, area range master, and Howard Leaverton, president of the Marr land Farm Bureau, also will speak Begs tomorrow and contin uing through Friday the visitors will attend classes they have selec ted. users will include Rep. W ter H. Judd of Minneapolis, Airs. Helendeen H. Dodder,dgen of the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Reuben G. Stermmeyer, head of niversity of Maryland Post- Science Department, and Huch HA. Clegg, assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investiga tion. mer oreGe trees, the fruits of hich are known as alligator pears. 'ce brought from Nicaragua to nermia "0 years ago, although utile was done to establish com mercial growing for many years ofRRRIyE
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Hegerst
Free State
College of Agriculture
Edward Holter
Middletown
Howard Leaverton
Marrland Farm Bureau
Wter H. Judd
Minneapolis
Helendeen H. Dodder
Dgen
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Reuben G. Stermmeyer
Niversity
Maryland Post- Science Department
Huch HA. Clegg
Federal Bureau of Investigaton
Nicaragua
Nermia
Mitchell and Routvahn Progress Satisfactory
Mitchell and Routvahn, both of this city, were seriously hurt early Sunday in a Baltimore Washington boulevard crash. Mitchell gained consciousness Monday and Routvahn was semi conscious. both were described as in serious condition.
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Jzictans
Fort Howard
Haas- BP
Homer C Mitchel, Jr
James E Routvahn
Baltimore-Washington Boulevard
Mitchell
Routzahn
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago on June 17 1897 Frederick covered local items. Frank Hargett transformed his West Patrick street lot into floral beauty. A four pace horse race was slated for Col L V Baughman’s suburban track. Howard Kussmaul janitor at the court house served deputies cherries. The Board of Aldermen ordered repairs to Patrick street track by the Frederick and Middleton Railway Company. St Johns College cadets held a parents and friends entertainment in St Johns Hall featuring The Four farce with casts including Surex Leo Fs.
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Frederick
Frank Hargett
West Patrick Street
Col. L. V. Baughman
Howard Kussmaul
Janetor
Court House
Board of Aldermen
Yeakie
Fredenck and Middleton Railway Company
Patrick Street
ST. Johns College
St John’s Hall
H Surex
Leo Fs
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From the News, June 1, 1927
The State Tax Commission disputes local assessments and will not accept valuations by two local assessors, who faced county commissioners. Hood College Alumnae Association reports progress toward the endowment fund of 500000 dollars. Mrs Frances Seanna War Field of Damascus Farm visited Washington at age 70 for the first time and enjoyed it. Mr J Walker Carty, son of Mr and Mrs C C Carty of Rockwell Terrace, returned to Frederick from Princeton University where he studied.
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the News
State Tax Commission
Hood College Alumnae Association
Frances Seanna Warfield
Damascus
Washington
J. Walker Carty
C. C. Carty
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Truman veto taxes may cost him 1948 election
Washington June 17 The veto of the tax bill by President Truman is blamed for potential loss of the 1948 election. Republicans celebrate, seeing the issue as a weapon to tie to any candidate. The piece argues Truman overstepped by vetoing a proposed reduction and warns of long lasting harm to Congress powers and future tax policy. It notes the impact on world trade, Europe relief, and a looming budget surplus next year.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Mc Truman
Europe
Legislative
Caravan From West Approaches Capital
Western Pennsylvania unions from CIO United Electrical join a national caravan en route to Washington to veto the Taft Hartley labor bill. About 80 people in two buses and two cars represent East Pittsburgh Local 601 and three other locals, meeting groups from Sharon, Altoona, Emporium, and Erie. Arthur J. Fitzpatrick, UE CIO District Council No. 6 president, says delegations include both CIO and AFL members.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
AFL
Questions and Answers from a historical quiz page
A quiz style item asks about the ambassador to Britain called the Ambassador to the Court of St Jameses. It notes origins of the donkey and elephant from cartoons by Thomas Nast. It mentions a Gallaudet graduate with a diploma signed by the President as patron of the college. It asks about the length of a Pennsylvania superhighway, a four lane turn between Carlisle and Pittsburgh at 166 miles.
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Great Britain
Court of St Jameses
Court of St. Jameses
Palace of St. James
Gallaudet
United States
Carlisle
Pittsbugh
Vindication in a Broome quip on conduct lessons
The excerpt discusses common English usage errors and vocabulary growth. It notes misplacing adjectives like cold with water, mispronunciations such as Caucus, and defines words like Vindication as justification or defense, citing a Broome quote about conduct.
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Broome
Baltimore man suspended fine after arrest for passing erratically
W A N Rowland of Baltimore had a $5 fine and costs suspended by Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg after a Monday hearing. State Trooper A D Hasenbuhler made the arrest for passing when the way ahead was not clear.
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W. A. N. Rowland
Baltimore
Manuel M Weinberg
A. D. Hasenbuhler
Probing Communism and Racketeering in Labor Unions
Washington reports two House committees prepare investigations into labor unions. The Un-American Activities panel plans hearings on Communist influence in the CIO United Electrical Workers, starting June 23, while the Labor committee aims to study racketeering in unions with inquiries centered on alleged activities by CIO New York and related locals as part of a broader labor bill review.
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Washington
House
Un-American Activities Committee
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nj
Hartley
R-Ny
Labor Committee
Thomas
Cio-United Electrical Workers Union
Bridgeport
Truman Triples Surplus Estimate in Veto Message
President Truman, while vetoing a Republican backed tax cut bill, appears to have tripled his original surplus forecast for the coming year. He maintains the surplus at 1.302 million dollars, but the veto note hints at possible higher figures. Deeds recorded include farms and dwellings in New Mars district and Braddock, with values around 10 thousand, 6.5 thousand, and 4.6 thousand dollars. Six hundred twenty five pounds of relief materials were sent to the Church World Relief Service Center, bringing local contributions this year to 18 tons, the largest weekly total so far.
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Washington
Truman
Siure
Clerk’s
Hunter Glass
Arthur Wiles
New Mars
Nee E. Wiles
Nan
Smith
Braddock
George A Gregc
Irwin
Crouse
East Sixth Street
Church World Relief Service Center
New Windsor
Church of the Brethren
Television Sets Come In Across Braddock Heights Preview
Experimental television programs are being received at Braddock Heights with clear reception and a growing area. Washington hosts two experimental stations, WNBW and WTTG, with more likely to follow. Magee's 30 tube set costs $65 for the tube. a 56 square inch glass screen shows black and white images with occasional flicker and FM sound.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Washington
A. S. Magee
Bethesda
Catoctin Oaks
WNBW
National Broadcasting Company
Wardman Park Hotel
WTTG
Dumont
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Magee
Airt Magee
England
Community Vacation Bible School draws Union Bridge interest
Union Bridge residents show strong interest in the Community Vacation Bible School planned June 23 to July 3 with an expected enrollment near 120 students. The program titled The New 1947 Idea promises Real Christian Fun and Study as a faculty of capable teachers is chosen.
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Union Bridge
Thomas Martin
Rinaldo Martin
Lulu Nusbaum
Frederick
Elmer M. Keck
Linwood Brethren Church
The
Brethren Churches
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hagerstown
First Brethren Church
John Green
Truman Miyers
Clemsonville
Elmer Wolfe
Paul Fleming
G. M. Fleming
Jean Abbott
Carl Abbott
New Windsor
Annie M Warner
Gettysburg
Cora Black
Ralph Black
Zamiy
William Wolfes
Reymond Stitely
Otis Deviskiss
Massanutien Academy
Woodstock
Khal Serveces
Colored Ist Chapel
Oldfield
A. A. Thompson
Alfred
Edward
Clarence Duppins
William Gardner
Darrell Hor
Key's Chapel Cemetery
Vincent Boose
Sandra
Terry
Charles Meiz
Bated
Metz
M Truman Myers
Carolyn
Baltimore
Lut's Stuff CAREFUL. Insults spark discord and pain
A reflective note by N. A. Lufburrow warns against harsh talk that wounds friendships and inflames tempers. It urges restraint, calm conduct, and serenely addressing mean impulses to prevent discord in daily interactions.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Housing Faces A Showdown
Washington reports a looming clash over housing policy as Congress and federal agencies pursue cuts to existing housing programs, potential end of many controls, and a push for private market solutions. The Taft Wagner Ebender long range aid bill faces slim odds this session, with a year of uncertainty ahead before any constructive path emerges.
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Washington
Congress
House
Government housing chaos prompts reform bids and crash injuries
The piece surveys failed housing policy, noting Taft Wagner Ellender and Truman plans, a 60 day veto risk, and a harsh House report accusing waste and embezzlement. It cites Wolcott's reform bill moving through Congress, while warnings loom of June 30 expirations and a shift to a new coordinated program. Two accidents follow, Gordon W. Priest injured in a crash with a road grader near Hagerstown Frederick, and Edward Junior Knight seriously hurt when his rotor cycle hit a tree.
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Congress
Truman
Housing and Home Finance Agency
House
White House
Federal Public Housing Authority
Siady
House Appropriations Committee
Office of Federal Housing
Jesse P. Wolcott
Michigan
Senate
Gordon W. Priest
Baltimore
Hagerstown-Frederick
Priest
Washington County
Richard E. Myers
Eaward Junior Knight
Dargan
Washington County Hospital
Weather data and month precipitation figures
The report notes no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 3.30 a.m. today. June to date shows 286 inches, with normal June precipitation at 418 inches. For June 1946 actual is 5.29 inches and deficiency in 1947 to June 1 is 2.60 inches. Yesterday's high was 170, high a year ago zero. the low last night 53, and the low a year ago 60. Sunrise tomorrow at 7 a.m., sunset today 8.39 p.m., moonrise at 1 a.m., moonset 8.51 p.m.
London Plans Seven Square Mile Airport Project
London advances a large aviation hub project to cover seven square miles, aiming to become a central crossroads for air routes. The initiative dwarfs the Illenal Airport that serves Washington DC, with six times its area.
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London
Illenal
Washington, D.C
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John McElfresh
Jesse Rippeon
Robert Reifsnider
Des Moines
Smokey
David Lawrence
Thomas Ast
U. S
NBC
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Taft
Mims
U.s
Henry
Pat
Bian
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