Pearson Sues McCarthy For 3.6 Million In Damages
Washington March 2 Columbia columnist Drew Pearson sues Senator McCarthy and associates for 3.6 million dollars. He seeks 250 thousand for a December 12 1950 alleged physical attack and 350 thousand for a libelous December 15 1950 statement. The suit lists the Washington Times Herald Fulton Lewis Edward Neller George Waters Don Surine Morris Bealle Westbrook Pegler and J B Matthews among defendants.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
McCarthy
R-Wis
Pearson
Washington Times Herald
John Doe
Richard Roe
U. S. District Court
Sulgrave Club
Here
The
Times Herald
Fulton Lewis
Dward K. Neller
Lewis
George Waters
Don Surine
Morris A. Bealle
Student Driver Of Tractor-Trailer In Accident
Earl Parks a student tractor trailer driver from Bloomsburg was cited for reckless driving after sideswiping three cars on West Patrick street while operating a trailer owned by Albert W Stair. The incident involved Betty Storm Ida Kaufman and Stanley Smith with over $100 in damage. A separate 4 pm crash at East Third street injured no one and cited Carl Moyer for stop sign violation. Taneytown plans an Easter egg hunt by American Legion post and reports Taneytown fundraiser success with $423.77 for March of Dimes.
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Earl Parks
Bloomsburg
Sergt
Ben Phebus
West Patrick Street
Albert W. Stair
Betty C. Storm
South Market Street
Ida Grace Kaufman
Frederick
Stanley Allen Smith
Westminster
Sergi
Phobus
Parks
Storm
Kaufman and Smith Machines
Arnold Simmons
Carl E. Moyer
Gaithersburg
Moyer
East Third Street
Hugh David Hargett
East Street
East
Taneytown
Hesson- Snider Post
American Legion
Francis E. Looking~pill
Lockingbill
Munshower to resign as Frederick mayor amid 132 year gap
Mayor Elmer F. Munshower will resign to become Maryland State Police Superintendent effective June 1. The move ends a 132 year span with no mayoral resignation and triggers Aldermen to choose a successor. The piece outlines Frederick’s long mayoral lineage and prior city registers with multiple terms and reshuffles.
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Joe Eisenhawer
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
Col. Munshower
Theodore R. McKeldin
State Senate
Munshower
Col
Fiveman
Fiveman Board of Aldermen
Donald B. Rice
Henry F. Falk
Dorsey F. Shipley
Frederick City
General Assembly of
Maryland
Lawrence Brengle
H. Kuhn
George Baer
John L. Harding
George Kolb
Thomas Carlton
Daniel Kolb
Michael
George Edward Smith
Ofice
John Edward Schell
Lewis H Fraley
Gilmer Schrey
Lloyd C. Culler
Col. Munsnower
Culler
History of Frederick City Government and Charter Reform
The piece traces Frederick Maryland's city government from 1817 through 1943, detailing the Boards of Aldermen and Common Council, notable officials like Charles T. Butcher Jr and Herbert S. Schroeder, and records of service. It notes 1938 data, ongoing charter revision, and the mayoral aim to modernize as the state legislature reviews.
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Mehrl F. Wachter
City Register
Aubrey Nicodemus
Charles T. Butcher &J
Herbert S. Schroeder
Joseph F. Eisenhauer Sr
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Board of Common Council
Edward J. Smith
Frederick
Smith
Munshower
E. Austin James
Plankton: Tiny drift organisms fuel marine food chains
Plankton, comprising tiny plant and animal forms, drift with currents. Zooplankton feed on phytoplankton, forming the base of marine food webs that support species from small fish to whales.
When Caesar conquered Egypt and Egypt’s tribute claim
The article discusses ancient human presence in Carlsbad Caverns Blass New Mexico 4000 years ago and references Caesar era Egypt. It implies a historical timeline confusion about tribute payments and inhabitants across regions.
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Egypt
Carlsbad Caverns Blass
New Mexico
The News Features From Frederick March 3 1952
Local Frederick edition highlights community notes and brief events on a Saturday page. Names and places reflect mid century Maryland life with short notices onobituaries, meetings, and local happenings.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Opera House Schedule for Next Week
The City Opera House announces next week’s lineup: Sunday to Tuesday features Grounds for Marriage with Van Johnson and Kathryn Grayson plus Fox news. Wednesday offers a stage and screen program with Hot from Harlem Revue and Belle Le Grande on screen. Thursday to Saturday double feature shows include Trail of Robin Hood with Roy Rogers and Trigger and Bowery Boys in Bowery Battalion, plus Shape Ahoy cartoon. Desperadoes of the West chapter will air Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Twins birth noted as rare.
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City Opera House
van Johnson
Kathryn Grayson
Fox News
Harlem
Vera Ralston
John Zarroul
Pictures For Tivoli Booked
The Tivoli theater announces the week of March 4 with Humphrey Boxart in The Enforcer Sunday to Tuesday, Loretta Young and Barry Sullivan in Cause for Alarm Wednesday and Thursday, Ingrid Bergman in Loan of Arc Friday only, and Victor Mature and Terry Moore in Gambling House Saturday only with popular prices.
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Tivoli Theater
Humphrey Boxart
Loretta Young
Barry Sullivan
Ingrid Bergman
Victor Mature
Terry Moore
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George Rohr
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Abner Carlton
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David Schley
D. B Hunt
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Lewis M. Nixdorff
Edward A. Gitlinger
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Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
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