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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1952

Page

6

Canada Fights Foot and Mouth Disease On Farm Outbreak

Ottawa reports a defensive drive against foot and mouth disease threatening Canada’s 2 billion dollar livestock sector. Regina area sees 850 animals culled with 40 to 100 per head compensation. U S embargoes on Canadian livestock and products persist until eradication is confirmed. An immigrant from Westphalia is questioned as a possible carrier while officials note the outbreak is milder than Mexico’s prior episode.

Ottawa Canada Saskatchewan Regina United States British Columbia Ontario Quebec U.S U. S Westphalia Leonard Waas Willi Bruntsen N. D. Christie Mexico North American

Birthday and community notices from Union Bridge area

Mr and Mrs Elis Crushong hosted a birthday anniversary dinner for three fathers and their daughters at their home. Audrey Harkusga and four German-born children moved to John D Roop property in Linwood to help on the farm. Matthew Lipa of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Richard Forace plus Padro Chiskoski from near Reisterstown visited at the Roop home. Union Bridge Firemen and Ladies Auxiliary attended Leymen’s Day services at Union Bridge Methodist Church, marking Howard Gray’s 40th year as Union Bridge Fire Co president. Neighbors aided Abner Devilbiss after a February 23 garage and machine shop fire on Whyte St. They cleared damaged metal siding. First union Lenten services of three churches union parish were held February 27 at Keysville church with 7:45 start, led by Gettysburg Theological Seminary students.

Union Bridge Elis Crushong Audrey Harkusga Germany John D. Roop Linwood Roop Matthew Lipa Baltimore Richard Forace Padro Chiskoski Reisterstown Union Bridge Methodist Howard Gray Union Bridge Fire Co Gray Ernest Colwell Keymar Abner Devilbiss Whyte St Meysville Mt. Tabor Rocky Ridge St. James Keysville Gettysburg Theological Seminary

Defense Force Calls Surprise Area Test

Newburgh New York March 2 More than 80000 civilian volunteers reported to observation posts and filter centers in a surprise 12 state exercise called by the Eastern Air Defense Force The eight hour drill covered Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Delaware Maryland Virginia and the eastern portion of West Virginia The signal came from Stewart Air Force Base and observers and filter center workers reported to duty stations as in an actual air attack.

Newburgh N. Y Eastern Air Defense Force EADF Stewart Air Force Base Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia

Birthday social spans year themed tables at Grace Reformed

The C E Society of Grace Reformed church hosted a birthday social on February 25 with twelve tables representing the months. A June wedding theme was judged prettiest as Master Dwight Perry and Miss Sandra Feeser appeared as a wedding party. Refreshments for about 34 were served by six men, featuring a cake marked 1952. Local residents visited and hosted relatives in Gettysburg, Washington, Littlestown and Silver Run. A correction notes Sheriff Guy Anders, who died Friday, was a member of Frederick Lodge Elks and the Forty and Eight.

Laneytown C. E. Society of the Grace Reformed Church Dwight Perry Raymond Perry Sandra Feeser John Feeser Washington, D. C Gettysburg College Kenneth Gilmour Grace Witherow Emma Ecker West Baltimore Street Robert Harman Bobbie Silver Run Phifip Menchner Gonna Ann Carol Ann Seaside Heighte Glenn Beaver Dehnny Gary Bowers George Patterson Littlestown Bowers Donald Bowers Edward Reid Lola Reid Carrie S. Beall Paul Bankett Guy Anders Frederick Lodge of Elks and the Forty and Eight

Woman Clerk Employed In Revamped Police Department

Frederick City introduces Mrs Beverly S Cockey as civilian clerk in the police HQ as Charles V Main prepares to become chief. State Police training courses, three eight hour shifts, and remodeled headquarters accompany a push to raise morale and efficiency with a modern, gendered edge.

Joe Eisenhauer Charles V. Main Frederick City Maryland State Police Frederick Mack Sennett Fredericks Don Rice Board of Aldermen Elmer F. Munshower W. W. Corbin Rice Corbin State Police MSP Charley” Main Main George E. Glessner, Jr Pawtucket Beverly S. Cockey Ralph S. Cockey Army Camp Detrick Cockey Maryland Chester St. Mary's Seminary St. Mary's City North Market Street State Comptroller’s Office Annapolis City Hall Henry Schult“eis Set Newton J. Lloyd E. Everhart Corp Carroll C. Cook

Bartonsville Auto Fire Damages Weedon Family Car

Independent county engine responded to Bartonsville about 8 30 a m to an automobile fire. Joel Willard said upholstery and interior were damaged in the garaged car owned by the Weedon family. A slight amount of chemical was used and the car had been wheeled out of the garage before firefighters arrived.

Independent County Bartonsville Joel Willard Weedon

Anniversaries and Births Highlight Historic Figures

Today’s anniversaries feature Joseph Wharton founder of nickel cobalt works and armor plate plants in Philadelphia, George Pullman of the Pullman car, Alexander Graham Bell inventor of the telephone, and other icons with birth and death dates. Today in history recalls battles, statehood, stamps, and notable political acts. Birthdays include Diana Barrymore, Isabel Bishop, William Green, Gen Ridgway, and Gruenther among others.

Joseph Wherton Philadelphia Jan George M. Pullman Chicago Brocton Alexander Graham Bell Boston Scotland John M. Ward Bellefonte Lincoln Beachey San Francisco Jean_ Harlow Kansas City United States Florida Brook Farm Congress New York Department of the Interior National Soldiers Home Washington, D. C Secretary of War Texas Pacific Coast U. S. House Alaska Diana Barrymore Isabel Bishop Cincinnati William Green American Federation of Labor Coshocton Ohio

Notable births and a horoscope in early columns

The page lists prominent birthings including Chief of Staff to Gen Eisenhower in Europe born Platte Center Nebraska 53 years ago and Gerard Wendt of New York 61 born Davenport Iowa leader at UN Educational and Scientific Organization. Fletcher Warren ambassador to Venezuela born Wolfe City Texas 56 and Ray F Nichols University of Pennsylvania eminent historian born Newark New Jersey 73 Elmer V McCollum Johns Hopkins emeritus biochemistry born Fort Scott Kansas 73 Canada Lee actor born New York 45. The horoscope notes aspirations and midlife caution urging extreme effort to maximize early life for a pleasant end.

Gen. Eisenhower Europe Platte Center Nebr Gerard Wendt New York U. N Teacher of Science Davenport Iowa Fletcher Warren Venezuela Wolfe City Tex Ray F. Nichols University of Pennsylvania Newark N. J Elmer V. McCollum

MacArthur Backs Taft in New Hampshire Swing

General Douglas MacArthur urges New Hampshire supporters to shift backing to Senator Taft. An aide confirmed the guidance in New York City. Former State Senator J Wesley Colburn said he had written MacArthur in the state.

Associated Press Douglas MacArthur New Hampshire Sen Taft New York City J. Wesley Colburn MacArthur

Pledged Delegates Split Over MacArthur Support

Me and other admirers questioned whether to back MacArthur as delegates in the State primary remain pledged to the General despite his request for other candidates. Colburn relayed a letter bearing I suggest you support Taft and MacArthur initials. Col. Bunker confirmed the General had nothing further to add. Post collateral: two Army privates jailed for disturbance at East and Second streets. Frank Miss Jr jailed for drunkenness and peace disturbance. other arrestees from Ft Meade posted bonds. Margaret Boyce summoned on assault warrant with bond set at 1000 but released for ill health.

MacArthur Colburn Taft Lawrence Bunker Army Frank Miss Frederick East Second Streets Pits Patrick G. Duisky Billy Thompson Ft. Meade Miss Boost King Margaret L. Boyce Middle Alley Dorsey Sherman Boone Bond

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