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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1951

Page

2

Director Says REC Board Must Resign

Washington report quotes Reconstruction Finance Corporation director Cosgriff saying the fire man board must yield to a single administrator to restore public confidence and morale. He notes resignations threaten agency stability amid corruption accusations and Senate probes. Fire department reports no damage from a chimney fire at Long's Store.

Washington Walter E. Cosgriff Reconstruction Finance Corporation Cosgriff Bessid Congress Willard E. Unzicker HFC Allen Kenyon GOP Senate Policy Committee RFC Policy Committee Truman Seiieator Fulbright Abe Uniteds and Citizens Truck Company Long South Carroll Streets

Tobey Urges Senate Crime Probe To Endure

Washington March 18 Senator Tobey R NH urged the Senate Crime Investigating Committee be extended beyond its scheduled April 1 end as public support and mail to continue its work grow. The GOP policy group had recommended further inquiries in Washington and Pittsburgh. The panel’s New York hearings featured racketeer Frank Costello and other figures amid contempt actions. Hood College students make TV debut on WAAM channel 13 tonight facing Baltimore Junior College in a state championship pursuit.

Washington Tobey RNH Senate Crime Investigating Committee Senate Senate Republican Policy Committee GOP Pittsburgh New York Frank Costello Costello Frank Erickson Joe Adonis New York Hearings Hoon TV Hood College WAAM Channel 13 Baltimore Junior College Hood College Nanette Epstein Houston Texas Joan Raitt Hochester N. C

Community Players present Goodbye My Fancy at the March play

The March Community Players production casts Mrs Sally Worthington Lidie as Ginny Berritt a poised college graduate facing world realities. Lt Lidie active with the Air Force overseas returns to Frederick with her parents while Roswell staged roles and high school theater work are noted. Supporting classmates include Amelia Winifred Steiner Clarrisse Jane Doll Mary Nell Jean Perkinson and Susan Pat Smith with lively behind the scenes talent highlighted.

Sally Worthington Lidie Ginny Berritt Frederick Frank D. Worthington Air Force Bryn Mawr College Pennsylvania Frederick Theatre Mountain Theater Company Braddock Heights Winifred Steiner Jefferson Maryland Brunswick High School Clarrisse Jane Doll Mary Nell Jean Perkinson Susan Pat Smith

Knoxville cast stars in Frederick stage tonight

Maralee Atkinson plays Carol and Jane K Williams debuts as Jo in a Frederick High School club production. The show runs June 28 29 30 and 31 at Winchester Hall. Three cars damaged in a Route 40A collision west of the city. no injuries. Walter Shifler Hobart Shaw and Thomas Kilne involved. rain noted. no charges filed.

Knoxville Carol Maralee Atkinson Frederick High School Jane K. Williams Chicago Manistee Michigan Camp Detrick Frederick Winchester Hall Patrick O'Brien Walter Nelson Shifler Keedysville Thomas Franklin Kilne Locust Street Hagerstown Shifler Hobart M

Driver Charged With Drunken Driving Near Sykesville

State Police arrested Richard R. Ward near Sykesville early Sunday morning and charged him with drunken driving. He was released Sunday in 125 collateral for a hearing March 31. State Trooper Theodore Talbert filed the charge.

Richard R. Ward Sykesville Theodore Talbert

Lydia Pinkhams Compound Endorsed By Montgomery Wife

An Alabama woman, Mrs Gema D Waites of 127 Rotary Street, Montgomery, writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Compound relieved her nervous feelings and hot spells during change of life after only 20 months use. She cites improved ability to work and strong endorsements urge others aged 38 to 52 to try the remedy, noting tablets with iron as an alternative.

Lydia Pinkham Alabama Gema D. Waites Rotary Street Montgomery Lydia E. Pinkham Hadi Lydia Pinkham Boadbands

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