Aldo Ray Finds Natural Screen Presence in Hollywood
Aldo Ray, a 5'11\" former Navy frogman from Crockett California, rises as a warm, relaxed actor with a husky voice and natural presence. He rejects a name change to John Harrison, prefers Aldo Ray, and balances rising fame with a love of reading and a plan to return to Constable if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Hollywood
Aldo Ray
Aldo
Gary Cooper
Ray
Crockett
Calif
Weil
Judy Holliday
Tandem
Elizabeth Browning
Studio Publiity
Navy
Okinawa
John Harrison
Harrison
Taxpayer The Master The House Appropriations Committee
The House Appropriations Committee reports savings of nearly 1.4 billion dollars across about two dozen federal agencies. With Americans just paying the largest income tax in history, relief hinges on easing tensions and electing a President and Congress committed to trimming ordinary government operations. Whether Congress sustains these cuts remains to be seen amid protests from payrolls and other interests. The piece argues taxpayers should control government spending.
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House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Appropriations Committee
White House
Truman
Daily Bread reflection on choosing Christ earlier
Reverend A Parnell Bailfy uses a medieval tale of knights finding jewels to illustrate a Christian message. The piece urges believers to accept Jesus as Savior soon, noting the joy of salvation and the regret of delaying faith.
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago items from March 19 1902 report horses sold at Crumis Sale near Ladiesburg bringing 83 to 140 dollars and total proceeds 2733. Over 500 attendees. J Vernon Barnes Unionville notes cows averaged 51 75 and horses 102 to 120 dollars total 2630. News shows new Imamond bowling alleys by John Frazier on South Market Street opening tonight. Fourth entertainment of the MCAA course at City Opera House featured Edwin Weeks Concert Company with impersonations of Roosevelt Edward Bryan and Bryan. Hundreds of exhibits at Kemp Hall Hospital Association Art Loan show. Grace Reformed children delivered a cantata in the venue. John Hershberto? tires. Adverzer at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
J. Vernon
Barnes
Unionville
City Opera House
Edwin Weeks
Mr Weeks
Roosevelt
Prince Edward
Hon
W. J. Bryan
Tahidit
Kemp Hall
The
Hospital Association
Children of Grace Reformed
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Column Of The News
March 19 1852 column notes slate road work near Nevin Market streets and Pennsylvan ia tracks, county commissioners delegating duties, Grove area expansion, Grange committees funding schemes, Superior Cerrarion Company to take over management April 7, and obituary of Martin Luther Kaufman veteran of the Civil War who served with Cole Cavalry near Woodsboro with company details.
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the News
Pennsylvania A. Cead
Crese
Martin Luther Kaufman
Woodsboro
Cole Cavalry
Wills Become Public After Probate in Orphans Court
A local official stated that wills become public property only after probate in the Orphans Court. He commented on Carroll County practice and noted a so called press ban on documents filed in connection with the estate of James H. Alender. Probed wills are copied for a fee. filed wills are not released until probate.
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Orphans Court
Baltimore
Carroll County
J. Walter Grumbin
Register of Wills
James H. Alender
Westminster
Office of the Register of Wills
Air Parcel Post Weight Reduced At Frederick Post Office
Changes cut air parcel post weight to two pounds for shipments to armed forces. The new limit affects parcels mailed from Fredrick offices, with impact on local customers and timelines. A companion size limit reduces maximum parcel length, reshaping sending options for servicemen and long-distance deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredriek
Frederick
Armed Services
Fea
Angel Qanet
Local Housing Work Subject Heard By Club
John L. Shaw executive secretary and director of Frederick city Housing Authority spoke to the Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He traced the citys low rent housing from 14 years ago, noted past acts, listed Taney and Lincoln apartments, and outlined income based rents with veterans preference. The next speaker will be William Hardy, Rotary District Governor, on service clubs in international affairs.
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John L. Shaw
Housing Authority For
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Keys Hotel
Freda Doll
Hal Lee Ott
Ken Hersperger
Ted
Shaw
Maryland
Frederick City
Housing Authority
W. Clinton McSherry
Lewis R. Derizbaugh
James H. Gambrill
Charles Mee
Mathias
G Raymond Shipley
Taney
Sixth and
Tenth Streets
Lincoln
Bentz Street
Phebus Avenue
Lincoln High School
City of
Frederick
William Hardy
Rotary International
Lenten Thoughts on Caesar and God Dilemma
A devotional reflection citing Matthew 22 21 and the question of civil obedience versus divine authority. It contrasts Roman tax duties with spiritual allegiance, urging believers to bow to God not Caesar, and ends with a prayer for divine rule in the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
God
Jesus
Israel
Shake Speare
Lord
Jesus Christ
Bread, Cake and Faith in Daily Life
Earl Douglass asks if religion should be bread or cake, arguing bread is essential while cake is a mere embellishment. He warns against church life becoming fashionable clubs and says Jesus came to offer real life improvement and hope beyond death, urging steadfastness and shared purpose.
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Earl
Douglass
Jesus
Earth
Honesty in tax administration and political appointments
Today in Washington the editorial argues that changing collector appointments to civil service does not fix integrity in tax administration. It calls for screening applicants to federal offices, independent IRS agency, and stronger prosecution of tax evasion to reduce political influence and abuse of power.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Senate
U. S
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Comptroller General
Secretary of the Treasury
Supreme Court of the United States
Symphony Gives Brilliant End Of Community Concert Season
Reginald Stewart concluded his Frederick farewell as conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in a well attended concert at the high school auditorium. The program featured Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, Novotny Carnival Overture, Ravel Couperin Tomb, Wagner Good Friday Spell, and Wagner/ Massen upon preludes, with Bizet Adagietto as encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony
Betty Sullivan
Reginald Stewart
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Frederick
Baltimore Lyric
Stewart
National
Baltimore
Dr. Stewart
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Novorak
Couperin
Ravel
Wagner
Nuremberg
Bizet
Questions And Answers From A Historic Quiz Snippet
A set of Q and A items covers topics from elephant tusk weight to weather dog lore and early drive in stations. Answers mention a 235 pound tusk, beliefs about dogs predicting weather, Pittsburgh as home to the first drive in filling station, and Latin terms for early printed books and electrical current speed.
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Pittsburgh
Pal
Vocabulary Lesson From a Scribal Page
The reader is guided through misused words and pronunciation tips, noting examples like condemn and respite, and stressing daily word growth. It mentions penurious usage, a mis-spelled sequence, and a brief note on Manx language spoken on the Isle of Man.
Deaths and Obituaries in Maryland Area
Multiple deaths are reported across Maryland and nearby towns. Maggie M Cook widow of Albert F Cook dies at 76 at 31 East Fourth Street after a two year illness with survivors including son Guy L Cook and daughters Edna M Cook and Mrs William J F Null. Interment Mt Olivet. Also listed are William Alphonsus Correll of St Henry's Wood and formerly Johns town who died in Washington Hospital. Hagerstown shoe repairman William J Gaver aged 82. Gilmore T Fowble of Walkersville who died after years of illness at 70. Mrs Lucy V Welsh formerly of Mount Olive who died in Baltimore aged 75. Samuel Hilary Sanders retired farmer near Emmitsburg aged 82. Mrs Anna Ro Plummer wife of Nathan Plummer who died in Frederick County aged 60. Funeral arrangements and locations noted for each.
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Maggie M. Cook
Amaggia May Cook
Albert F. Cook
East Fourth Street
Charles M
Christiana V. Burdette
Guy L. Cook
William J. F. Null
Edna M.cook
Travers M. Burdette
William G. Null
Frederick
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
William 4
Correll
William Alphonsus Correll
St. Henry's Wood
St. Anthony’s
Johnstown
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Dey Run
Alexander Wilson
Margaret Ellen (McGarvey) Correll
Universal Electrical Company
Marguerite Toye
St. Henry’s Wood
James Caulfield
Jane Frances de
St. John Guntbert’s Catholic Church
Grandview
William J. Gaver
Hagerstown
Middletown
George
Louisa Gaver
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Daisy Gaver
Rex D. Gaver
Vinnie Kefauver
Theodore Gaver
Greencastle Pa
Charles Gaver
Lovettsville
William
Sharon Gaver
J. Turnbull Spicknall
Rest Haven Cemetery
Gilmore . Fowble
Gilmore T. Fowble
Walkersselle
Carroll County
Theodore and
Nannie Graham Fowble
Tatheran Church
Libertytown
Elva Reddick Fowble
John Albaugh
Walkersville
Cemeery
G. C. Barton
Lucy V. Welsh
Mount Olive
University Hospital
Baltimore
Augustus and
Martha Owings
Charles GO. Welsh
Oliver O
Olive
Mamie V. Foster
Truman Barnes
Taylorsville
James B. Condon
Randall
Cunningham
William Beall
C. M. Waltz
Samuel Hilary Sanders
Emmitsburg
James F
Charlotte Lowe Sanders
Adams County
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
jHoix Name Society
Catherine Anna Beard Sanders
Tim
Blasius H. Leonard
Charlotte EB. Sanders
Emmisburg
Lande Ho Sanders
Randallstown
Lea G. Joseph G
Frances E.sanders
Ala
Alice Kensinger
Allenna
Clarence Sanders
St Mark's Catholic Cemeter
Fairnela
Nowers
L Allisan
Nathan W. Plummer
Anna Ro Mummer
Nathan Wo Mlummer
Essen
Cromipe
Faye
Samuel
Sarah Gariman Heke
Frederick County
William € i Flummen
Obituary Notices for Mrs. Roger G. Combs and Infant James Pearl
Side Glances notes Mrs. Roger G. Combs of Crooked Creek Pa and seven grandchildren. Also mentions infant James Howard Pearl, son of Charles C and Mabel Lutz Pearl near Middletown, who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at one day old. Funeral arrangements and burial details follow with listed funeral directors.
Funeral services for Mrs Jean Woods near Emmitsburg
Funeral services for Mrs Jean Woods wife of Floyd L Woods of near Emmitsburg were held Tuesday afternoon with brief services at the Emmitsburg funeral home at 130 and final rites at Toms Creek church at 2 pm Rev Adam E Grimm officiated Pallbearers were Robert L Seler Raymond Baumgardner James Long C R Stambaugh Donald Long and Maurice Moser Interment was in Keysville Cemetery Allison funeral director The funeral of Edwin A Hewitt infant son of Willis and Rosemary Woolever Hewitt died Sunday was held Tuesday afternoon at 1230 from the East Patrick Street funeral home Rev Thomas P Miller officiated Interment was in Rocky Springs cemetery near Frederick C E Cline and Son funeral directors
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Roger G. Combs
Crooked Creek
Plummer
Frederick County
E. Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Jean Woods
Floyd L. Woods
Emmitsburg
Toms Creek Church
Adam E. Grimm
Robert R. Sayler
Raymond Baumgardner
James Long
C. R. Stambaugh
Donald Long
Maurice Moser
Keysville
Allison
Edwin A. Hewitt
Willis
Rosemary Woolever Hewitt
East
Patrick Street
Thomas P. Miller
iShobkstestri Pentecostal Assembly of God Church
Rocky Springs
Frederick
Personal notices of cadet and sailors on leave and training
Cadet Michael J Sponseller of McDonogh School is spending spring vacation at his New Market home and made honor roll. David S Muench seaman recruit, undergoing damage control training at Norfolk based Fleet Training Center, Emmitsburg is his parent. Ronald D Michaels seaman USN, son of Herbert E Michaels of White Street Union Bridge, and husband of former Mary Hill of Pensacola, Fla. James D Neal of Timonium Frederick spent time with Hazen Neal in Frederick. Rev Dr William A Wade of Lavellsville Va attended a funeral in Sharpsburg delivering the sermon for Albert Peter Kerin, son of a former Trinity Memorial Lutheran pastor.
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Michael J. Sponseller
McDonogh School
New ,Market
WU. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
David S. Muench
Walter Muench
Emmitsburg
Fleet Training Center
Norfolk
Herbert E. Michaels
White Street
Union Bridge
Mary 5. Hill
East Sentt Street
Pensacola
Fla
James D. Neal
Timonium
Frederick
Daugter-Inlaw
Hazen B. Neal
William A. Wade
Lavellsville
Sharpsburg
Albert Peter Kerin
Trinity Memorial Lutheran Church
Sharpebusa
Local Hospital Patients Improve After Treatments
Among The Sick Mix Preston L Hahn Walkerville returned to her home Saturday after being a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital site February 1. She underwent observation, treatments, and surgery. She is much improved. Mrs Guy P Main Middletown reported in satisfactory condition in Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was admitted Wednesday. Krexville resident G Fagle nea Krex vile has returned home from University-Hospital Panama and is slowly improving.
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Mix Preston L. Hahn
Walk~erville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Guy P. Main
Middletown
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
University
Poolesville High to Host Through the Years Record Dance
Poolesville High School Student Council announces a "Through the Years" record dance scheduled for Friday, March 6 at 8:00 PM. The event invites students to enjoy music spanning decades at Poolesville High School.
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Aiwa Plas
Trantocy
Sr Sant
Pooler
Tile High School
New Books In Arts Library Highlights
A guide to Christian faith by William A Spurrier explains belief and action and surveys topics from man to salvation. George F Santee discusses early Virginia with Powhatan Pocahontas and Captain John Smith stories. Franklin M Beck’s The 4 H Story recounts the youth organization’s history and impact. Also listed are EDITOR AND PUBLISHER MARKET GUIDE 1950 and a display of rare trivets from Mrs Frank J Keefer lent to the Library by Between the Book Ends Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Spurrier
Dr. Spurrier
George F
Santee
Virginia
Powhatan
Pocahontas
John Smith
Williamsburg
Franklin M. [Beck
Cooperative Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Land Grant Colleges
Frederick County +H clubs
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Islands
Canada
Frank J. Keefer
West Second Street
George Washington
Jenny Lind
James 5. Crist
Dr Pilgram Discusses Eisenhower at Town Hall Meeting
Hood students and faculty heard Dr Robert Pilgram advocate for Dwight Eisenhower at a Tuesday town hall. The audience heard praise for GOP unity and views on decentralization, private enterprise, and a balanced world stance amid Communism.
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Pileram
NATO
United States
Pringpal Iy
Pilgram
Pat” Driscoll
Gow and
Mire
Driscoll
Hood
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A. Parnell Bailfy
Christ
John 4. Frazier
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Tre
Mes Aay
Jecaten
Oher
Nobie
Collectura
David Lawrence
Island of
Man
England
Africa
Brea
James Howard Pearl
Charles C
Mabel Lutz Pearl
Charles Alton
Robert Lee
Philip Wayne
Phillip E. Lutz
John C. Pearl
Howard “McCarney
Lutheran Cemetery
Midgietown
Gladhill, Co
Tai
Jones
Poolesville High School
New Books In Arts Library
Dr. Pilgram
Eisenhower
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