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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1951

Page

9

Candidates for Frederick Mayor Seek Vacant Seat

Democratic Board of Aldermen meet with party leaders to discuss mayoral nominees as the incumbent plans to resign to become state police superintendent in June. Five Aldermen to review a bill expanding Frederick Police Commission powers and the city charter draft, while names like former Alderman Edward P. Oden reappear in discussions.

Frederick Board of Aldermen Elmer F. Munshower Edward P. Oden House of Delegates Senate

Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Listing

Court records show equity actions Margaret H Martin vs Richard L Martin for absolute divorce and Raymond W Baltzell et al vs Doris Larue Baltzell infant for sale of real estate. A list of marriage licenses, deeds, and transfers with names and nominal sums appears alongside a note on fossils found in western shale deposits.

Court News Equity Margaret H. Martin Richard L. Martin Raymond W. Baltzell Doris Larue Baltzell Paul Richard Brown Mary Elizabeth Andrew Thurmont Edward Lee Allman Baltimore Betty J. Catshall Wandsboro George D. Anderson Sparta Trene Fitzgerald Fairfax Ruth R. Flautt Herman M. Beyard Nellie C Zimmerman Henry J. Fox Yada C. Brandenburg Samuel L. Routzahn Ethel L Marker William Willard Abraham H. Derr Wilbur L Reifsnider John Willis Smith T O Albert Wiles James H. Kepler Charles McC. Mathias Charles McC. Mathias, Jr

Retires After 29 Years With Potomac Edison

William K. Carty of Thurmont retires today after 29 years with Potomac Edison. He started in 1922 with the Frederick Railway Department and moved to the Electric Department in 1946. He served as helper, shop carpenter, trainman, and shopman. He is a member of the Potomac Edison Quarter Century Club and Thurmont Lutheran Church. He plans to garden and follow baseball in retirement.

William K. Carty Thurmont Potomac Edison Company Utility Company Carty Frederick Electric Department Railway Division Potomac Edison Quarter Century Club

Feagaville W C T U meets with program and poems

Feagaville W C T U was hosted by Mrs Leroy Morine with Mrs E C Renn presiding in the absence of the president. The meeting featured songs, devotions, and a program including a health talk by Mrs Harry Castle, readings by Mrs E Renn and Miss Anna Derr, a vocal solo by Mrs C E Nichols, and a benediction. Mrs Nichols to entertain March 27 at 2 pm. Miss Derr to co-host. A note adds that the term humber for sawn timber likely appeared in Boston circa 1662.

Feagaville Leroy Morine E. C. Renn Hortne Harry Castle Horiie C. E. Nichols Austin Ren Anna Derr E. Renn Nichols

Foreign Policy Issues Posed by Rotation Club Talk

Rotarians heard John R. Fitzpatrick question whether the President should send troops without Congress and whether secret agreements could replace treaties. He urged broad public debate before foreign policy actions, warned against bypassing Congress, and cautioned about Soviet efforts to weaken the United States. The talk highlighted unity only after debate and stressed a strong homeland.

United States John R. Fitzfiatrick Frederick Washington F. Joseph Donohue Fitzpatrick Donohue Warner L. Brittain Service Club Francis Scott Key Europe Congress Yalta Teheran Mediterranean Joseph Kennedy Robert A. Taft Herbert Hoover Russia Korea Dallais Hart Mr. Donohue William E. Hardy T West Claggett Brunswick Club Canverd Tlimes Roger Gobbei William Brannan Mrs. Fitzpatrick

Farm prices at mid February hit record highs

Washington reports farm prices rose sharply in mid February led by meat animals. The general index for all commodities showed about 4.29 percent higher than January and 25 percent above the pre Korean War level, setting a new peak.

Washington Agriculture Department

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