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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1950

Page

3

Missouri Crime Probe Expands to Missouri Hearings

Senator Kefauver announced the Senate crime committee will open Missouri hearings to probe links between organized crime and politics. An investigator needs help handling the case, and Ohio probes will follow with cooperation from Gov. Lausche. Cases include Kansas City murders and ballot-box thefts linked to local political figures.

Washington Senate Missouri Kefauver D-Tenn Senate Committee On Crime and Gambling Ohio Frank J. Lausche Wiley Charles Binaggio Kansas City North Side Charles Gargotia Binaggio Truman Trumnan St. Louis C. J. Rich

Lime Kiln News Social Roundup of Local Visits

Mrs L E Feaga returns from Washington to Lime Kiln visiting daughter family in Hyattsville. Nehouse couple from near Damascus spend Sunday with Mulleneaux family and Mrs DeGrange. Fox and Mauro families from Frederick visit Jewets. Corporal Jewel Jr. from Fort Eustis joins. J W Watkins from Graham NC visits DeGrange family. Charles McDonald Frederick visits with Vernon McDonald. Mrs Carl Tannenbaum of Chicago returns home after visit with Roy and Allen McAbee. Mrs Smith Cecil leaves for Clarksburg for mother Mary Cordell’s illness, now improving. Harry McAbee and family from Hagerstown visit. Walter and Smith Cecil and Burdett with Betty Wright attend Davis family reunion at Mt Airy. Gillian family near Gaithersburg and Oland family from Baltimore visit Oland home. Earl Green and son Jimmy Buckeystown also visit. Mrs Albert Eyler and daughters Donna Connie spend Sunday.

L. E. Feaga Washington Charles Bruchie Austin Feaga Hyattsville William Nehouse Near Damascus Earl Mulleneaux Nehouse Erma DeGrange Sam Fox Wayne Sam Mauro Mike Heselee Jewel Frederick Clarence E. Jewel, Jr Fort Eustis E. Jewet J. W. Watkins Graham N. C Lacy DeGrange Charles McDonald McDonald Vernon McDonald Carl Tannenbaum Chicago Ill Roy Allen McAbee Smith Cecil Clarksburg Mary Cordell Harry McAbee Hagerstown McAbee Walter Cecil Robert Burdett Betty Wright Buckeystown Herman Davis Mt. Airy John Gillian Janet Gaithersburg Edward Oland Joyce Baltimore Earl Green Jimmy C. E. Oland Albert Eyler Donna Connie

Miss Katharine Rasmers Attends Home Demonstration Course

Miss Katharine Rasmers spent the week at College Park with Mrs Eyler's parents Mr and Mrs Fenton Green in Lovettsville Virginia attending the short course of the home demonstration club.

Emmitsburg News Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events

Emmitsburg residents share visits with family and friends from Reisterstown to Baltimore. Local births, hospital notes, and obituaries are noted alongside regional travel, visits, and a political filing update. A Santa Monica near miss recounts a jet wing tank falling after a man rose from a cot.

Santa Monica Calif Roy G. Howland

Anniversaries and Birthdays in America Today

Know America Today's anniversaries list notable figures born or died in prior centuries, including John Hughes, Jediah Smith, Henry Ward Beecher, Gustavus Swift, Ambrose Birce, and Oswald Webley. It also notes historical dates such as the Cumberland Road construction and France signing an armistice in 1940, plus today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope warning about cautious conduct with the opposite sex.

John Hughes Treland Jediah &. Smith Rocky Mountain Great Basin California Chenango Co N. Y Henry Ward Beecher Brooklyn Litchfield Conn Gustavus F. Swift Chicago Cape Cod Sandwich Mass Ambrose G. Blerce Met Co Ohio Mexico Washington Lee Potomac New York France Nazi Germany Roosevelt Russia Germany Ohkinawa Dewey Truman Congress Oswald Webley Institute For Advanced Study Princeton Korn Standard Oil of New Jersey Long Island Jack Dempsey Manassa Colo John Leighton Stuart China James H. Means Boston

Bolivar Socials and Baltimore Wedding Highlight Local Ties

Mrs. Osborn Bedkin of Kerens visits Totality while Mrs. Donald K. McIntyre hosts a shower honoring Mrs. J Walter Dudrow with pink blue decor. Guests include Mrs. Eula Cox and Mrs. Thompson plus local families. Fern Grandstaff and Calvin Howell wed in Baltimore on June 13. bride teaches at Bolivar elementary, groom works in Washington, honeymoon in DC.

Harry Graves San Antonio Texas Charles D. Dudrow Hagerstown Donald Euckles William Spickler John Glover Frank Shrader Carl Jenkins Donald Noland Robert Mentzer Eugene Ross Alma Brown Bolivar Harpers Ferry Fern Grandstaff Joseph Grandstaff Calvin Howell Thomas Howell Howell Baltimore Washington Doris Grove Camp

Community Notes and Local Weddings Across Washington

Hin recuperates after appendix removal at Charles Town General Hospital. Mrs. Nannie Littleton and four granddaughters and sons Mason and Marion of Washington DC spent the weekend with Mrs. Betty Littleton. Mrs. J C Newcomer has been indisposed at Cliffside Cabins. Mr. and Mrs William Danner of Lovettsville visited Mrs. J L Euckles. Mrs. J J Mills and family of Brunswick visited Mr. and Mrs. G B Webb. Miss Catherine Butts of Bolivar attended the wedding of Miss Marguerite Rice of Dunbar and Mr. Robert C. Martin of Tuscumbia with about 200 relatives at the Rice home in Dunbar. Master Johnnie Haeffner spent last week in Washington visiting his aunt. SETTLE FOR 1000 Kaas family settled estate claims against J Arthur Scthaeffer for 1000 dollars as trial neared. ENDING AGREEMENT US and Mexico end reciprocal trade talks December something. TRUMAN SIGNS BILE President signs extension of rent ceilings through 1950 with municipal flexibility. COMPT ACTION VOTED House committee votes contempt against Steve Nelson for refusal to answer atomic espionage questions.

Emmitsburg A. J. Wood Reisterstown Robert Gillean Truman Bohn Union Bridge John Zacharias John Owens Linda Baltimore Thornton W. Rodgers William Rodgers Kathryn Marie Annie M. Warner Gettysburg James Burker McKeesport Peter F. Burker Felix Aycock Honduras Estelle Watkins Aycock Haltimore Kemptown Edna Aycock Kirwan George L. Wilhide Carrie Hartzel Roy Bollinger Mary Ridenour Patty Jean Ricky Bower Hershey Park Patty Jean Bower Halbert Poole Travilah John Noonan Jay John Troxell Fred Bower Walter Bower New Windsor George E Shephard Davis Street Waterford N. Y Shephard Ethel Patty Geisey Paul Sharwin Jackson Hamerick Hershey Fark Charles B. Topper Francis Hock Washington Albert Humerick Altoona Jackson Humerick Gregory Washabaugh Sarah Annandale Evelyn Hamerick David J. Kerrigan J. Ward Kerrigan Under Water Weapons School Naval Station Key West Fla Louis Gunn Elaine Stephen Riverside N. J Ray Topper John G. Donoghue Margaret Reuter Kate Reuter George Reynolds Walla-Walla Wash John Law Suzanne Yonkers Danbury J. J. Mills Brunswick G. BE. Webb Catherine Butts Bolivar Katty Burleigh Marguerite Rice Dunbar W. Va Robert C. Martin Tuscumbia Ala Alexandria Gibbs Rice Johnnie Haeffner Halle Haeffner

Growing Problem in Modern Social Life

Hal Boyle muses on the menace of never-ending cocktail parties. He argues the party exists to settle social debts and ends up delaying fame, noting the awkward balance between hosting to fulfill obligations and breaking up the gathering on time.

Hal Boyle New York Goosegrease College Jaint

A Drinking Party Gone Too Long at Night

A narrator hosts 15 guests who stay late, with many arrivals and departures as the party drains the liquor. By midnight most guests still linger, and several types emerge the martini man the maiden who loves manhattans the stasher and the sampler. The task is to outwait the stasher and eject the others before dawn.

Hidden drinks and a late night party tale from The News

In The News Frederick Md June 24 1950 readers glimpse a raucous party where guests sample half finished drinks and sleepers join in. The dawn reveals a tired party aftermath as guests retire with blankets in the living room. Also a Children’s Day program at Locust Valley Church of God on Sunday June 25 at 730 pm features recitations exercises by primary children choir music and a play Behold the Child under Rev C B Ebersole.

Locust Valley Church of God C. B. Ebersole

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