Frederick High School Alumni Banquet Honors Prof Burgee
Eighty two members and guests of the Frederick High School Alumni Association gathered at Braddock Heights for a banquet and reunion. Dr Andrew G Truxal Hood College president praised the group as uniquely devoted to memory of late instructor Prof Amon Burgee. Judge Charles E Moylan paid brief tribute. A memorial committee listed four deceased members and Dr W Buckey Clemson was elected president with officers Richard Simmons G William Trout James H Falk.
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Frederick Boy's High School Alumni Association
Braddock Heights
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Vindebona Hotel
Truxal
Amon Burgee
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Burgee
James C. Biehl
Chester G. Clem
S. Fenton Harris
Jacob H. Gorman
Ernest F. Sappington
Jesse ME. Knill
Lester W. Boyer
W. Buckey Clemson
G. Raymond Shipley
Richard ¥. Simmons
G .William Trout
James H. Falk
William C. Humm
Brazil
G. Roy Hess
Arthur V. Myers
Roosené B. Rhoads
Sperry L. Storm
Bolis
Clar
Chester G Clem
John Markey
Elbridge F. Biges
Eric C Biser
Arthur T. Kreh
James C Biehl
S Fenton Harris
George B Delaplaine
N. Wilson Schley
F. B. Sappington
H W Zeigler
William T. Deisplaine
Frank
Richard L. Simmons
Lewis M. Sponseller
Byron A. Winebrewer
Raymond I. Ford
Charles E Maylan
W Rothenhoefer
Charles C. T Stull
Ernest C. Webb
Parsons Newman
Gunter Bowers
Lester B. Feaga
Marion S. Miller
A .A. Pearce
Ralph E. Schroeder
Paul D. Simpson
Dudley
Hamilton Linthicum
Gordon F. Palmer
Ralph A. Putman
Vernon F. Rhoderick
Firemen Held on Arson Charges in Maryland County
In Upper Marlboro on June 168 Police Judge Alan Bowie held seven young volunteer firemen under bond for grand jury action on charges of setting fire to 12 Prince Georges County homes at barns. Their attorneys waived preliminary hearings.
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Upper Marlboro
Alan Bowie
Prince Georges County
Tragic Smothering of Three Children Near Alexandria
Three Black children aged likely under ten suffocated in an abandoned ice box found in a rural backyard five miles south of Alexandria Virginia. Authorities report the incident occurred today with investigators examining the site and the family cooperating.
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Alexandria
Ex-Army technician charged with giving atom secrets away
David Greenglass, 28, of Manhattan, identified by the FBI as the ex Army technician who worked on the Los Alamos A-bomb project, was charged with supplying top secret atomic information to a wartime Russian spy ring. He allegedly passed secrets to Harry Gold and met Gold in Albuquerque in 1945, saying Russia was entitled to the information. Slack, linked to the same ring, admitted giving samples of explosive to Gold. Greenglass faced $100,000 bail and a Friday hearing as federal agents pursued further arrests.
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New York
FBI
David Greenglass
Manhattan
Russia
U. S
Greenglass
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Gold
Klaus Fuchs
Greengrass
Syracuse
N. Y
Alfred Dean Slack
Irving H. Saypor
Albuquerque
Saypol
Five Negroes Injured When Auto Hits Bridge
Five Washington colored persons were injured and hospitalized early Friday morning when the automobile wrecked by hitting the Seneca bridge on the road between Darnestown and Dawsonville. Two ambulances rushed the injured to Suburban Hospital about 4:30 am. Norman Carter of Hening Road NE was in serious condition with facial cuts, a fractured nose and fractured right hip. Sadie Smith and Marida Hall were sent to Gallinger Hospital for treatment of fractures and severe lacerations. LeRoy Hall, 25, of 1136 21st Street NW, driver, and Allen Carter, other passenger, were discharged after mild concussion and injuries to arms and legs. Montgomery County Police continuing investigation.
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Washington
LeRoy Hall
21St Street
Allen Carter
Montgomery County
May Change Primary Date in Maryland Political Briefing
Annapolis reports a special session of the Maryland General Assembly may fix the primary election date. Advisers say a brief meeting could be held to decide a September or May date, with a May primary the current legal default in election years.
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Annapolis
Maryland General Assembly
Lane
Ritchie
Victim Of Polio Returns To His Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Zimmer man Sr near Feagaville were called to Baltimore to bring home their son Joseph Jr nine months after poliomyelitis struck him He left Children Hospital School Baltimore using crutches and leg braces and greeted his return with optimism and a plan for full recovery
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Joseph Zimmerman
Feagaville
Baltimore
Joseph Jr
Childrens’ Hospital School
Joseph
New Windsor Youth Guilty on Multiple Charges
Joseph Sterling Steinberg of New Windsor was found guilty on two counts of attempted extortion and one count of forgery. He received a three year suspended sentence conditioned on $30 restitution, with three concurrent terms of three years, all in the State Reformatory for Males, in Westminster. The extortion involved threatening demands of $1,000 in two letters to Mrs. Margaret Rowe, who runs a filling station and grocery near Medford.
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Joseph Sterling Steinberg
Route 2
New Windsor
James E. Boylan Jr
Carroll County
I Inc
Westminster
Margaret Rowe
Route 31
Medford
James N. Simmons
James S. Poteet
State Police
Hub
Harry Ying- Ling
Rowe
Steinberg
Yingling
Boylan
John Wood Jr
Truman Vetoes Basing Point Bill Amid Debate
President Truman vetoed the controversial basing point bill aimed at clarifying delivered pricing and freight practices in competition. Critics warned it would aid monopolies while supporters argued it vital for business. The veto drew no clear expectation of overturn, with Truman saying current laws already cover unfair competition. Also reported, Governors Thurmond and Wright were left off a Democratic luncheon invite, seen as a snub due to their 1948 State Rights ticket run.
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Truman
Congress
Variou
Negally
Cement
Steel
White House
J Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Harriman Named Special Aide to Coordinate Foreign Policy
Washington June 16 President Truman named Ambassador W Averell Harriman to a new White House post special assistant to the President in handling foreign affairs. He will coordinate activities of all government departments on foreign policy to pursue total diplomacy with Russia and align U S programs with NATO allies. Harriman will assume duties early in August as special representative.
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Washington
W Averell Harriman
Truman
White House
Acheson
Russia
London
Harriman
Harriman’s EU Recovery Role Outlined in 1940s Career
The article traces Harriman’s government service from early Roosevelt days to ambassador roles in Russia and Britain, his 1948 move as roving ambassador for the Economic Cooperation Administration, and his succession by Milton Katz as head of the European Recovery Program efforts.
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Europe
Russia
Great Britain
Katz
Oectober
Harriman
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
Milton Katz
New York
Owyer
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