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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1950
Page
2
The passage notes health funding and social measures as pivotal to public welfare, signaling concern toward Health Minister Bevan. Observers view the remarks as a warning to Bevan to curb his stance, aligning him with or beyond left-leaning members of the Attlee government.
London reports Labor Party leaders claim a 308 to 289 victory as they fend off a Conservative bid to censure Attlee's cabinet over budget overspending. The slim 6 seat majority faces further tests with Cripps warning restraint on health service outlays and departments told to meet overall budget estimates.
Maryland's first woman Secretary of State Vivian V Simpson will speak at the Frederick Optimist Club meeting at Catoctin Country Club Thursday evening. Awards for Boy and Girl of the Month will be announced by Principal Frank Lewis Elm Street School Opti-Mis. Miss Elma Lee Georg will receive a check for the Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Norman Prieur will make an official visit. Simpson's Frederic appearances mark milestones in her career.
George Hiram Brownell of Elk Horn Wisconsin, regarded as a leading expert on Mark Twain, directs the Brennell Mark Twain Research Foundation and publishes The Taiwan from Elkfion.
The Emmitsburg Mite Society met at Mrs Levis Bell’s home with a prayer by Rev Adam Crean. Carl Cust performed an instrumental piece. refreshments followed. Lloyd Fuss enlisted in the US Army for three years, stationed at Fort Knox. Mrs M M Glass returned home from Norfolk, Va. A chimney fire at the Stouter residence was extinguished with no damage. Norbert Wovell welcomed a son born March 3. St Joseph’s High School hosts basketball tournaments March 17 and 18 featuring four Catholic girl teams. Mount St Marys gym hosts scholastic basketball with trophies for winner and standout player. Sue Hays, Junior Miskel, and Maebele Carson represented Emmitsburg High at the Frederick County Student Council meeting. Dr O F Stinson spent Thursday in Baltimore. Burgess and Commissioners met March 7 to discuss street lighting and sewer line projects near the public school, with a survey planned for the North Seton avenue area.
Local notice reports DePaul street will be widened with macadam and gutter work extended to Broad Street. Also, Father Karen returned from China and spoke to St Joseph's High School and St Euphemia's School pupils about Chinese provinces, dialects, food, clothing, and people's varying statures. Leonard Gillespie and Wilma visit Sophia, West Virginia, while his mother remains critically ill. Elmer Fuss to hold public sale on Taneytown road as the Fuss farm passes to Wayne Creegar and Bernard Bentz will occupy the tenant house in April. John O Donoghue attends funeral of Mrs Alfred Showman of Flint Michigan, with services at William Cook Mansion and burial at National Cemetery Cumberland Gap, noted as the first easy westward route.
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Frederick county residents may register for Hood College evening study groups tonight at eight in Meyran Hall social room. Ninety people attended the first session last Wednesday. Dr. Laura A. Ward will teach English and American Fiction focusing on Fifty Years of English Fiction 1900-1950. The child study course, Graphic and Plastic Arts, will feature Miss Onica Pratt and Miss Lois Hill from Hood College nursery school.
Miss Virginia Lewis will discuss The Law of Property and Wills including taxation. The class for creative opportunities for children will be held in the Athletic Association room in Gambrill gymnasium.
U8 Marine Dan Daly earned the Congressional Medal of Honor twice, first for service in China in 1900 and again 15 years later for actions against Haitian bandits. The famed Leatherneck died in 1937.
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