Former Senators Turn to Lobbying in Washington
Three ex Senators Scott Lucas Illinois Myers Pennsylvania Downey California register as lobbyists under statute. Downey to earn 3000 dollars a month pressing for state ownership of tides and air deposits. Lucas six clients at 5000 each, including a billiard table maker and trade groups. Myers lists 3750 a year for a consumer credit firm. The piece notes ex lawmakers sell knowledge of process and connections to stay near governance.
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Washington
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Democratic Senate
Myers
Pennsylvania
Downey
California
Lucas
Congress
Ufe
Recognize These Bridge Hands As A Routine Expert Play
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where South wins the first heart, immediately returns the queen of diamonds, and presents defenders with two bad choices. One line involves a trump return leading to a free finesse and a trump draw, while another involves a cross ruff sequence culminating in ten tricks with careful ruffing and discards.
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Sy Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
Declarer
West
Dummy
East
Hast
Rosedale Homemakers Hold Family Picnic at Kidwiler Park
The Rosedale Homemakers Club held a Monday picnic at Kidwiler Park with about 50 members and guests attending. Mrs. Vincent Biser and Mrs. Ernest Tavener led arrangements, each member brought a covered dish, the club supplied meat and bread, and beverages were donated by the Kelly Bottling Co. The next meeting is September 10 at the home of Mrs. Guy E. Kelly, Lee Place.
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Rosedale Homemakers
Kidwiler Park
Rosedale Homemakers Club
Vincent Biser
Ernest Tavener
Kelly Bottling Co
Guy E. Kelly
Lee Place
Bald headed men rise in mock battle of wits
Boyle columns mocks barber quarrel over hair with a humorous salute to bald men. Nick Caluthis heads the United Master Barbers of America in a tongue in cheek list of ten "best male heads of hair" and argues bald men are more virile.
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United Master Barbers of America
Caluthis
America
Alfred C. Kinsey
Bernard Baruch
Elliot Lawrence
New York
Thomas F. Murphy
Salvador Dali
Errol Flynn
Albert Eisenstein
Nelson A. Rockfeller
Ben Hogan
Arthur Godfrey
Baldy
Haly
Carnival of Sports At Athletic Park in Frederick
Fifty years ago this column notes a large crowd at the Frederick Athletic Club carnival. Markey won the 100 yard dash, high jump, and 120 yard hurdle. a relay team of L Smith Shepherd and Markey beat J Marsh F Bentz and W Kussmaul in a quarter mile. Sheriff Troxell hosted a reception with about 20 guests. Mrs Charles N Hauer injured moving a wardrobe at home on South Market Street. Frederick baseball nine defeated a picket team 11 to 3. Grust hit a long home run to the bicycle track. Eisenhauer sprained his leg and was confined to bed.
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Athletic Park
Frederick Athletic Club
Markey
L. Smith
Shepherd
J. Marsh
F. Bentz
W Kussmaul
Charles P.troxell
Jar
Charles NI. Hauer
South Market Street
Frederick Baseball Nine
Grust
Eisenhauer
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Normal summer weather with high humidity. the thermometer hit 91 degrees. Jockey William Fillingames, 17, of Poolesville, suffered several fractured ribs after a fall. Kenneth Stull’s Essex sedan, stolen from East Church street, was found abandoned near Thurmont after crashing into a telephone pole. County commissioners seek estimates to build a vault in the courthouse basement to store records and valuables.
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William Fillingames
Poolesville
East Church Street
Essex
Kenneth Stull
Hamilton Avenue
Thurmont
Court House
Salaries Of Teachers And Preachers
Roger Babson argues that U S teachers and church leaders are underpaid compared with other workers and contrasts secular and religious salaries across states. He urges citizen support and notes the need for higher teachers and principals pay to ensure quality education and religious instruction.
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Roger Babson
Boston
N. H
Nore
America
New York State
California
District of Columbia
Ilinois
Michigan
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Arkansas
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Washington-Oregon-California
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Babson Institute
Russia
Brita
Fin. Bu. Inc
Abson
Sick residents move between home, hospital after incidents
Among The Sick Mrs John Rover fell at her home in Johnnsville on Monday and broke her hip then was taken by ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Howard J. Stup Adamstown returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a successful operation. Rev William C Royal pastor of First Baptist is about the same at Frederick Memorial Hospital following a cerebral hemorrhage. Lewis A Rice 15 East Church street injured in an air cylinder explosion at Camp Detrick is recovering at Marine Hospital. Mrs John Stone Ovett s ville Va was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Elizabeth Ferrell St Mark s near Petersville improving after a compound fracture of her left leg in a fall while painting. Mrs Joseph Urner has returned.
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John Rover
Johnnsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Bridge
Lewis A. Rice
East Church Street
Camp Detrick
Marine Hospital
John Stone
Ovettsville
Elizabeth Ferrell
St. Mark's
Petersville
Truman Acheson Face Trap Over Korea Cease Fire Pressures
The piece argues Truman and Acheson cannot reject a Soviet cease-fire proposal without being accused of prolonging the Korean war. It contends U N pressure and the Malik offer force concessions, warns of endless talks, and suggests demanding the return of 12 000 missing Americans before any cease fire negotiations.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Truman
State Acheson
U. N
Acheson
United States
Korea
Middle East
Red China
Formosa
Russia
Iran
MacArthur
Moscow
Peiping
O'Donnell
Air Force
Strategic Bomber Command
Senate Committee
Air
Finletter d
House Foreign Affairs Comittee
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Lack Of Demand For Beef Helps To Avoid Scarcity
Prices for beef remained weak as consumer demand for high priced cuts stayed light across New York and other markets. Pork and poultry stayed plentiful while egg, tomato and fruit prices fluctuated. wholesale food prices eased slightly per the Dun & Bradstreet index. News notes include hospital discharge and local health updates.
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Texas
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
California
Arizona
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Dun & Bradstreet
Birth of Christ Marked by Hidden Star Proclamation
A brief religious note cites Colossians 2 9 and Milton noting the birth of Jesus and a star unseen before in heaven proclaiming his coming. The line reflects devotional themes from scripture and poetry on the nativity.
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Milton
Soviet move toward peace talks signals strategic retreat
William L. Ryan analyzes how Soviet press hints at a retreat from Korea and a shift to new fronts in Europe and Asia. He notes Malik's cease-fire push, Moscow's aim to ease Western unity, and a possible treaty path with Germany and Japan while pressuring Austria.
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William L. Ryan
Russia
Jacob Malik
Ryan
Soviet Union
Korea
China
Kremlin
Berlin
Germany
Japan
Local Personal Notes Highlight Birthdays Travel and Careers
Mrs. Charles E. Wehler and daughter Margaret return from Ocean City Md after two weeks away. Several residents mark birthdays and anniversaries while others announce new jobs and travels including Dorothy Wachter joining the FBI in Washington and Nina V. Marriotte attending St. Mary’s Seminary event.
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Charles E. Wehler
Margaret Wehler
Firth Street
Ocean City
Robert Schroyer
West Patrick Street
June Smith
Dorothy Wachter
Edgar Wachter
Frederick
Frederick High School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Wachter
Nina V. Marriotte
Jefferson
St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Mary’s City
Vincent Rogers
Fairview Avenue
Marlborough Blenheim
Atlantic City
N. J
M. E. McGaha
Brunswick B
Railroad Police Dept
Newport
Knoxville
Tenn
Lee Horine
Brunswick
Charles Bolgiano
Washington, D. C
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Canada
Robert Wellwood
Barbara
Eleanor
Bobby
Vancouver
B. C
Robert T. Foster
York
New Salem
Mary Eyster
Wellwood
Hood College
Wellwoods
Cardboard License Tags Good 20 Days
Baltimore June 28 Those Maryland license plates that look like cardboard are official. A 1951 law allows dealers to issue cardboard plates to buyers for use from sale until permanent plates arrive. They are temporary and valid for 20 days. The new owner disposes of them when permanent tags arrive.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Actor David Warfield Dies at 84 in Manhattan Home
New York reports the death of 84 year old actor David Warfield in his Manhattan apartment. He retired in 1924 after a career that made him a Broadway star early in the century and was discovered by David Belasco who boosted his stage career. His name remained remembered by generations of theater fans.
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New York
David Warfield
Manhattan
Broadway
David Belasco
Warfield
Deaths in Libertytown and Nearby Areas
Virginia Ann Baugher seven year old daughter of John Clinton and Margaret Fritz Baugher of Libertytown died Wednesday in Frederick Memorial Hospital after complications from surgery three weeks earlier She is survived by parents a brother and two sisters and grandparents Funeral services will be held Saturday at one oclock at the Baugher home with interment in Fairmount Cemetery Libertytown Elmer Elsworth Waterman retired farmer of near Braddock Heights died Wednesday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a year of illness Surviving are a stepdaughter and two step granddaughters The body rests at a local funeral home with services Friday at two oclock DST Interment in St Mark's Cemetery Petersville Cecilia May Weant wife of Charles M Weant of Hagerstown died Wednesday at the Pines Nursing Home near Chambersburg Pa aged 71 Surviving husband a son and a grandson Funeral Saturday at 38 oclock from the Thurmont funeral home Interment in U B Cemetery James T Magers 64 died Wednesday at his brother’s home in Ridgeville A Montgom ery County native he was a son of Theolphus and Mary E Magers Surviving siblings include Mrs Mary E Bennett Howard C Nathan W and Mrs Ida K Snyder Funeral services Saturday at 10:30 a m at the brother’s residence with services in Ridgeville Methodist Church Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Mt Airy
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Poultry and Egg National Board
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Jack Givan Miller
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Cannon Avenue
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
James D. Marks
Virginia A. Baugher
Virginia Ann Baugher
John Clinton
Margaret Fritz Baugher
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles
June
Mary
Clinton Baugher
Walkersville
Elizabeth Busser
Woodsboro
Baugher
E. C. Bixler
Fairmount Cemetery
Powell
Hattzler
Elmer E. Waterman
Elmer Elsworth Waterman
Curtis L. Waterman
Lillian B. Abrecht
George E. Chick
Brunswick
Edward L. Bell
East Church Street
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles C. Weant
Cecilia May Weant
Charles M. Weant
Pines
Chambersburg
Charles Weant
Hagers
Thurmont
U. B
M. L. Creager and Son
James T. Magers
Nathan W. Magers
Ridgeville
Montgomery County
Ayas
Theolphus
Mary E. Magers
Mary E. Bennett
Long Corner
Howard C
Nathan W
Ida K. Snyder
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
C. M. Waltz
Funeral for Charles P Kolb Held at Creagerstown
The funeral for Charles P. Kolb was held Wednesday at noon from the late home in Creagerstown. Rev. William Up grove and Rev. E. K. Helwig conducted services with large attendance and many flowers. Singers included Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gunten, Mrs. Paul Koontz, William Uptengrove, and Cl Van Hoosier performing Life Was Like A Dream and When Is Ended. Pallbearers were Edward Frank Long, Herbert Ma, Charles Shorb, John Byrne, and JJ Fox. Interment followed at Creagerstown Cemetery. M. L. Creager and funeral directors.
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Charles P. Kolb
Creagerstown
William Upgrove
E. K. Helwig
Jacob
Gunten
Paul Koontz
William Uptengrove
Cl van Hoosier
Edward Frank Long
Herbert Ma Charles Shorb
John Byrne
JJ Fox
Creagerst Cemetery
M. L. Creager
Hair Loss Causes and Treatments Discussed by Doctor
Dr Jordan explains hair loss arises from many causes including genetics infections and illnesses. He notes temporary shedding after diseases may regrow but permanent baldness has no proven medicine to restore hair where none exists.
Attendance and geysers share cross continental questions
The text presents a Q and A style with figures on 1950 Major League Baseball attendance 117226, a broken note on reped totals by American and National Leagues, a fantasy reference to mire fish in the Sahara, and a claim about geysers being concentrated in western America Iceland and New Zealand.
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National
Western
America
New Zealand
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