County Reviews Plan for Montevue Improvements and Dog Law
County commissioners consider day to day work on Montevue project to curb livestock and poultry losses from roaming dogs. They consult attorney Sinn and plan to decide if state dog law supersedes local act, with contractor Thomas Crum and architect Charles F. Bowers likely to proceed under a capped total. A prior bid of 34 412 was rejected as unaffordable. the board may authorize a contractor to proceed. The transportation bill for parochial students, just over 3 000, was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Walter E. Sinn
Monterue
Thomas J. Crum
Charles F. Bowers
Sinn
William M. Storm
Harford County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Road Work Bid For Route 629 In Frederick Shenandoah
A bid of 41,193 by Richard F. Kline of Frederick for improvement of 5.4 miles of Route 629 in Frederick and Shenandoah counties has been accepted by the State Highway Department. Work on the Lebannon Church to Stephens City segment is expected to begin soon and finish in about five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Richard F. Kline
Frederick
Shenandoah
State Highway Department
Lebanon Church
Stephens City
Senate action on overriding presidential veto eyed today
Frederickson residents showed keen interest as the Senate considered the management bill and the question of whether it remained in session this morning. Many inquiries reached officials about the chamber’s proceedings and potential outcome in the labor measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Walkersville Lions Install Officers in Glade Valley Club
Jaude H. Barrick of Woodsboro was installed as president of the Glade Valley Lions Club at a Thursday meeting in the Old Liberty building. Officers for the new year include Alan C. Whitmore secretary treasurer Kent C. Powell second vice president Melvin Ward and Lawrence A. Coruna. Dr Carroll E Easierda presided as club secretary Nicodemus introduced the speaker who discussed research on santalaria drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaude H. Barrick
Woodsboro
Glade Valley Lions Club
Old Hare
Carroll E. Easierda
Pe Powell
Alan C. Whitmore
J, E
Kent C
Melvinter
R. Ward
Lawrence A. Iy B. Coruna Freck
I the Universicia
Santalaria
Nicodemus
Planes Stop At Stevens Airport On National Air Tour
Twenty six planes paused overnight at Stevens Airport near Lewistown for about two hours and then left for Hagerstown at 12:20 PM joining three local enthusiasts. From Stevens they planned visits to Annapolis Easton Salisbury and Rehoboth before returning home. About 66 aboard the aircraft came from Baltimore. many more were expected to join later. Refreshments were served and the trip aims to foster Maryland airport acquaintance. Arrests listed by city police include Isaac and Lucy Council for disturbing the force and intoxication, Melvin Shank and Thomas Danner for intoxication. A five year lease between W B Willard and the Texas Company for a Petersville road service station was recorded at the clerk’s office. Ice. The 1952 Olympic host cities were announced as Helsinki and Oslo by Avery Brondage, head of the American delegation. The government reportedly gave up on Sze i kai in Nanking, with Manchuria possible Red assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Airport
Lewistown
Hagerstown
James Carmack
Austin Trout
Howard L. Stevens
Doilanager
Baltimore
Congressional Country Club
Washington
Annapolis
Easton
Salisbury
Rehoboth
Del
Stevens Field
Maryland
Isaac Council
Lucy Council
Photus Avenue
Oficer Douglas Stup
Melvin Shank
Middletown
George Hoffman
Thomas Danner
East South Street
Oficer
James Marks
W. B. Willard
Petersville Road
Brunswick
Texas Company
Willard
Shortage Of Elementary Teachers Persists Into Next Year
Indications are that the shortage of elementary grade teachers will continue into the next year despite salary increases. Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt says it may take four to five years to fully overcome. He expects September to open with enough elementary teachers, though high school needs remain in some fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Eugene W Pruitt
Pruitt
Playgrounds Open Monday in Frederick City for Summer
Frederick City playgrounds will open Monday for the summer season with Buddy Week activities. Playground directors announce hours across Baker Park Lower and Upper parks Tiny Tot and Washington street group Harmon Field Fairground Motter avenue Mullinix Park and staffing led by Mrs Helma Hann Bowers Miss Mary Russell Hendrickson Miss Alice Nusz and others. One new playground on Motter avenue opens Tuesday morning while Mullinix Park starts Monday afternoon.
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Frederick City
Helma Hann Bowers
Baker Park
Lower Park
Charlotte Koontz
Shirley Kemp
Upper Park
Betty Baker
Alice Nusz
Don Wolfe
Tiny Tot
Mary Russell Hendrickson
Washington Street
Frances Ann Delaplaine
Harmon Field
Jean Doll
Betty Kroh
Motter
Sally Worthington
Everett Stull
Mulinix Park
Bernice Lee
Richard Timpson
Star
Motter Avenue
Mullinix Park
Montgomery Spends Money On Beetles
Montgomery County launches a beetle control program targeting Japanese beetles this summer. County Agent OL Winderson announced that county state and federal contributions total 7500 dollars. Beetle traps are available at Spring and Bethesda County buildings and the county agent's office, leased for 20 cents each for two years with bait included. DDT dust or spray is recommended, lime may repel but not kill beetles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
OL Winderson
Bethesda County
Navy fund hike proposed for 1948 fiscal year
Senate Appropriations committee members urged a 177 million dollar increase in Navy funding for the 1948 fiscal year beginning July 1. The proposal accompanies House voted new funds to bolster naval operations and procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Navy
Tax and labor bill clash crowns Washington debate
In Washington this week the President vetoed a tax-cut bill and Congress failed to override. The labor bill, meant to curb unions, also faced a veto despite Republican support. The piece follows a lone voter unsure who is right as battles between the White House and Congress unfold.
Celanese Negotiations Shifted To Washington
Negotiations to end a three week strike at Celanese Corporation of America move to Washington with Federal conciliators to join. Wesley Cook of the CIO Rayon Industry Division says Edgar Warren and Peter J Manno will attend. company says no meeting notice received. Cumberland Local 1874 represents 3609 workers with premium pay benefits and a union shop. Wage increase would be about one cent per hour, a figure disputed by union spokesmen. Honolulu wage deadlock with CIO rejected arbitration and no further talks planned. strike set for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Celanese Corporation of America
Washington
Wesley Cook
Rayon Industry Division
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Edgar Warren
U. S. Conciliation Service
Peter J. Manno
Philadelphia
Edward R Aden
Father blames others as he harms children and neighbors
The man admits he battered his 11 year old daughter and 6 year old son with a baseball bat then seriously injures Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wolfe next door as a plan to place the children in a public home is discussed. He said they asked him to do it and would rather die with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller F. Wolfe
Capital News Notebook Items on wages and politics
A collage of notes reports bricklayers earning 18 to 26 dollars daily in metropolitan zones with helpers up to 11 dollars daily and bid estimates at seven cents per brick. It covers Dennis Chavez’s Puerto Rico appointment, White Bill libel debates, CIO PAC shifts, relief shipping debates, and a London press snippet on Truman and Hartley Tax labor bills.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Neai
Mas
Assoc
Jour Eyman
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Puerto Rico
Truman
David Chavez
David
Chavez
Supreme Court
Mariano Villaronga
Wallace H. White, Jr
Maine
California Gambler Siegel is Murdered in Beverly Hills Home
Police report the shooting happened late at night as gambler Louis Siegel sat reading in his Beverly Hills residence after friends returned from dinner. Four shots struck Siegel, killing him, while guest Allen Smiley and others present heard the blast. Siegel, long active in the regional sporting world, had been linked to New York underworld figures in prior investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Gengland
Beni ‘Bugs
NAF
William W. White
Sterel
Ocean Park Beach
Siegel
Allen Simley
Cs White
Smiley
White
Thomas E. Dewy
New York
Louis Teoried Buchalter
Jacknote
Murder, Inc
Sing Sing Prison
Harry Greenberg
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Nev
Charles Hill
Jerry Mason
Hill
Ginia Hill
Alabama
Hollywood Film Colony
Jim Brady
Young Hill
Haley Returned as President of Barnum and Bailey Circus
Haley resumes helm of Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Combined Shows Inc after Delaware Supreme Court ruling. Directors at annual meeting name John Ringling North executive vice president and chairman. Haley to rejoin Monday in York Pennsylvania.
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Wilmington
Del
James A. Haley
Delaware Supreme Court
Robert Ringling
Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey
Haley
Big Top
York
John Ringling North
North
John Ringhing
The
Circus
Weather Summary For June With Rainfall Totals
Record of daily weather shows no precip in 24 hours ending 26 am. June totals reach 292 inches to date against 4.13 inches normal for June. Actual June 1946 rainfall was 3.29 inches. Deficit in 1947 rainfall through June 1 stands at 2.60 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 179 and the past year’s high was 0.0 with a low near 52.
New Trial Motions Filed In Snyder Case
Motions for new trials were filed today in Circuit Court in the cases of Elva B. Snyder acting as administratrix of the estates of Ida Summers and Mary A. Heghes against Augusta M. Cearboss surviving executrix of Jesse O. Snyder. Plaintiffs are represented by Douglas A. Gordon EAL Row Jette and WoC McSherry. The third trial this week produced verdicts for the defendant. The motions challenge the verdicts as against the evidence citing improper admission of testimony and other grounds to be argued at a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva B. Snyder
Maida Summers
Mary A. Heghes
Augusta M. Cearfoss
Jesse O. Snyder
Hagerstown
Douglas A. Gordon
Baltimore
EAL Row Jette
Woc. McSherry
Presbyterians End Annual Meeting Here
The Baltimore Synod of the Presbyterian Church concluded its annual conference at Hood College. Officers were elected and installed, and all three presbyteries met their missionary apportionment. The group affirmed a $155,000 share of a $17 million benevolence budget and programs under the New Life Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore - and -Synodical
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Synodical
Hood College
Waller Wolf
Washington
Washington City
A. E. Humes
Milford
Del
New Castle
Airs
Leonard Eisinger
Baltimore
Woman's Synodical Society
J. F. Turner
Carlton A. Guenther
DeWitt C. Kathe
Walker Knipp
Bruce H. McDonald
Walter Dushane
Mr. Riester
New Life Movement
J. Howard Braunlein
Ridgely Street
J. Franklin Weaver
A. Brown Caldwell
Wal- Bro
Presbytery of
John Jackson Brow Combo
Salis’ Nent
Robert E
General Assembly
Grand Rapids
Mir. LaRoe
Henry Heaps
Pyresville
Presbyterian National Youth Assembly
Grinnell
Baltimore Synod
Mr. Heaps
Frederick
Baltimore Westminster Fellowship
No Decision By Senate Vote On Veto
Washington June 21 Senators faced a drawn out session over fixing a time for a vote on President Truman s veto of the Taft Hartley labor control bill with no clear end in sight. White of Maine proposed a Monday vote while Morse Pepper and others sought delay. The White House reported strong support for the veto as Byrd warned the nation of potential calamitous outcomes if the veto is sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maide
Amy
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Truman
White
Maine
Morse Rore
Dicker
Morse
Eben Ayers
Byrd
Dva
Virginian
America
John Lewis
Joe Stalin
Weekend Weather For Frederick County Cool Across Weekend
The weather observer forecasts a cool weekend in Frederick County with no warming until Monday. Light shows possible today but no heavy precipitation expected. Temperatures may dip slightly below Friday’s 79 degree high. Partly cloudy and cool Sunday, then fair and warm Monday in the Frederick area.
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Frederick County
Frederick and Vicinity
Missionaries share wartime needs at Oslo Synod
Miss I Burns-Brown secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Church of Scotland attended the Synod in Oslo with other missionaries from the Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board. Mrs Hooper urged relief for war wrecked areas noting Silliman University and Manila Presbyterian School still operate with dire shortages. She described scenes of 300 worshipers at Philippine towns despite ruins and scarce teaching materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Burns-Brown
Coun
Board of Foreign Missions
Church of Scotland
Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board
New York City
Siam
Hooper
Silliman University
Presbyterian School
Manila
Philippines
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Lions
Siles
Stockholm
Avery Brondage
Itice
Finland
Ice
Helsins
Oslo
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Taek
Nanking
Szeikai
Hun
Iheast
Jiao
Belly Compson
Talking Pictures
Pictures
Spa
Ike
Montgomery
Honolulu
Hawaii
Capital News Notebook
U.S
Great Britain
Hungary
Aladar Szedey-Maszak
Russia
Austria
Cio-Political Action Committee
National Citizens’ Pac
PAC
Progressive Citizens of America
Cio-Pac
Jack Kroll
Jo Davidson
Frank Kingdon
Europe
U. S
Federal Communications
U.S. Telegraph Service
FCC
Western Son
East Fourth Street
Mary A. Culler
Charles E Troune
London
California
Bugsie’ Sievel
Barnum Bailey Circus
Snyder
Presbyterians End
Pepper Motion
Pepper
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