Recital by Hood College Dance Club Honors Gym Building
A Hood College dance club recital at Brodbeck Hall interprets the Gambrill Gymnasium project with movements of its erection and use. The program There Will Be Dance features choreographers from students and staff, with dances such as Waltz in Gay Sharp General Lee and The Web of Our Life is of a Mingled Yarn. A reception followed in the hut as members and friends gathered after the performances.
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Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Beith Clapp
Physical Education Department
Gay Sharp
Mary Louw Hoffman
Rochester
N. Y
Ellen Siemon
Maplewood
N. J
Joan Raitt
General Lee
Gretchen Obald
Havertown
Maxine Holden
New York
Betty Ruth Feldman
Brooklyn
Juliana Slabaugh
Akron
Betty Moody
Great Neck
Marilyn Skell
Baldwin
Laurel Currey
New
Rochelle
Patricia Karl
Montclair
Miss Currey
Miss Karl
Carol Channing
Nannette Epstein
Houston
Tex
Dorothy McDonald
Upper Montclair
Noradél Truxal
Frederick
Edgar Allan Poe
Weborah Daix
Westfield
Judith Dunn
Pittsburgh
Barbara Leon
Crawford
N. 7
Phyllis A. Laudermil
Lauiaville
The
Athletic Association
Nancy Harshman
Sharon
Urania Courles
Johnson City
N.Y
Anna Grace Boyd
Nufley
Virginia Green
Nod
Rima Jones
Pittsfield
Mass
Fay Ann Aldrin
Madeline Taylor
Uniontown
Margaret Hess
Phyllis Loudermill
Louisville
Ann Wolfsten
Melrose Park
Philadelphia
Mary Ellen Kindannon
Bethesda
Dickinson
William Taylor
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Coblentz Hall
International Relations Club
Town Hall
Hood College Current Events Organization
Less Noise Pushes for Quieter Living and Work
National Noise Abatement Council advocates cutting noise from horns engines doors and clatter to boost health efficiency and peace of mind. It cites examples in homes streets and industry and urges absorptive materials isolation and source reduction to create restful quiet. The article also covers a probe into alleged miners signals during a coal strike tied to Taft Hartley act enforcement and possible FBI testimony.
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National
John L. Lewis
UMW
Illiois
Department of Justice
FBI
John H. Sidener
Union
Canton
Lewis
UMW District Board
Richmond B. Keech
PET
Sidener
Keech
Court of Appeals
Easter Seal Campaign Thanks From Frederick County
The Frederick County Chapter of the Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults thanks The News for publicizing the Easter Seal drive. The campaign closes April 9, with donations also accepted in containers by Chippewa Tribe, J. O. RB. M., or during the Lily Parade on April 8 by Natomia Council, Degree of Pocahontas. Russell H. McCain, Campaign Chairman.
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Frederick County
The
Maryland Society For Crippled Children
Chippewa Tribe
J. O. RB
Natomia Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Russell H. McCain
Frederick Co
Two Mennonites Die In Airplane Wreck
Mountain City Tenn March 25 Two Mennonite church leaders were killed yesterday in a private plane crash. Jacob A Shenk of Harrisonburg Va and Melvin H Weaver of Paintsville Ky were hurled from the plane when it lost a wing after slipping from control. Shenk was chairman of the General Mission Board and also a leading turkey and chicken raiser with a hatchery near Heeragpburg.
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Mountain City
Tenn
Jacob A. Shenk
Harrisonburg
Melvin H. Weaver
Paintsville
Shenk
General Mission Board
Ménnonite
Weaver
Heeragpburg
War claim hearing set for April 11
The House and Senate committees on claims fixed April 11 for a hearing on Frederick's war claim. Ex-Congressman Milton G Urner chosen as spokesman for the local delegation. Delegate Waters introduced a bill to let the State's Attorney file criminal informations in all misdemeanors. Thieves robbed Mr. Wm. Penn's Saloon on West Sixth street taking cigars beer whiskey and gin. An old Bible once Barbara Fritchie's, now owned by Mrs Charl Intte Mergardt, arrives at the Academy of Music lobby. Clover Leaf Society debated football harm with the affirmative winning.
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HOUSE
Senate
Frederick
Milton G . Urner
Waters
House of Delegates
McSherry
Wm. Penn
West Sixth Street
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Barbara Fritchie
Charl Intte Mergardt
Barbara
Clover Leaf Literary Society
W. Schley
B. Smith
C. Hiteshew
J. Quynn
Twenty Years Ago Lovalems From The Columns Of The News
March 25 1930 item notes Freder ick airport 98 percent complete with beacon lights on Sugar Loaf Mountain Hyattstown and South Mountain Myersville. A two year old dies of diphtheria prompting advice from Health Officer Kefauver. Robert E Clapp Jr of Rockwell Terrace joins Phi Beta Kappa at Washington and Lee University. A Baltimore ad man tells Kiwanis the depression stems from workers living beyond their means.
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the News
Frederick
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Hyattstown
South Mountain
Myersvillle
E. C. Kefauver
Robert E. Clapp, JR
R. EB. Clapp
Rockwell Terrace
Washington and Lee University
Phi Beta Kappa
Baltimore
Kiwanis Club
Washington Daybook: JCS feud with Acheson and Johnson
Washington Daybook reports the Joint Chiefs of Staff face unclear goals as Secretary Acheson and Secretary Johnson clash over foreign policy versus defense economy. President Truman may soon be forced to choose between a strong arms posture and domestic spending cuts, amid internal friction and calls for official clarity. Captain Crommelin weighs an independent run in Alabama politics, while Taft-Hartley debate splits Republicans over labor law reforms and hiring hall provisions. Senator Sparkman pushes housing relief, despite Senate defeat on long-term low-interest housing.
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Reed Blaine Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. S
Washington
Dean Acheson
Louis Johnson
Joint Chiefs
White House
Harry Vaughan
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Acheson
Germany
Russia
Johnson
Navy
Air Force
Army
Achesan
Truman
Congress
Omar Bradley
Gen. Vandenburg
Gen. Collin
Admiral Sherman
Bradley
Taft-Hartley
G. O P
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Acheson speeches fail to show full cabinet consensus
Key West columnist argues Secretary of State Acheson did not secure cabinet agreement in his Russia policy outline. The piece warns against public attacking language and urges careful, comprehensive diplomacy to avert wider Cold War escalation. It notes Truman favors clear recommendations and cautions that true peacemaking requires examining all factors and seeking coexistence of systems.
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Key West
Fla
Acheson
Truman
Washington
Russia
America
Mr. Acheson
Greece
Turkey
Quiet Woodsboro wedding links Sweadner and Strawsburg
Linda L Sweadner daughter of William D Sweadner and the late Mrs Sweadner became the bride of Kenneth L Strawsburg son of Mrs Lillian Strawsburg and the late Mr Strawsbury at Woodsboro parish house February 25 The Rev Raymond C Myers officiated The bride wore navy gabardine and red rosebud corsage The groom’s best man was Mr Smith A reception followed at Mrs Isaac Niendemus’ home New Windsor The couple will reside near Libertytown She works at Cambridge Rubber Co Taneytown He is employed by Ox Fibre Brush Co Frederick A prior surprise shower was held at Mrs Niendemus’ home
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Ourawsburg
Sweadner
Woodsboro Parsonage
Linda L. Sweadner
William D. Swerdner
Kenneth L. Strawsburg
Lillian Strawsburg
Strawsbury
Raymond CC. Myers
Roy S. Smith
Mr. Smith
Isaac Niendemus
New Windsor
Libertytown
Cambridge Rubber Co
Taneytown
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Frederick
Nicodemus
Ill Health Updates From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mrs Melvin Eyler Union Bridge recovering after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital since March 14. Mr Walter H Davis Westminster taken to University Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment. Mr William S Heffner 103 West Third Street described as satisfactory at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Irving E Staley 267 Dili avenue slightly improved at home after a week with pneumonia. Mr Ira D Ifert near Middletown injured when his car hit a railroad train near Walkersville, in satisfactory condition. Mrs Merkle Weller returned home from Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore improving nicely. Miss Estee Castle Thurmont fractured hip and moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Ritchie Hospital.
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Melvin Eyler
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter H. Davis
Westminster
University Hospital
Baltimore
Westminster Fire Department
Davis
Frederick County
William S. Heffner
West Third Street
Irving E. Staley
Dili Ave
Ira D. Ifert
Middletown
Walkersville
Merkle Weller
Jimtown
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimoore
Five Die as Turkish Airliner Crashes at Ankara Airport
Reported in Ankara March 25 the crash of a Turkish airliner killed eleven passengers and four crew. Among the dead were two Americans and one Briton. Park officials in Washington March 28 said cherry blossoms in the capital face very little chance of blooming in time for the festival opening next Saturday.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ankara
Washington
Q Park
Senator Sees Narrow Loss Endangers Housing Vote
A section vote ended in a narrow defeat by five votes, leaving the Senator pessimistic that middle-income housing will survive the fight. The outcome suggests a brief effort ahead.
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Globes Syad
Schaffer And Derr Nuptials At St Luke s Church
Miss Mary Rebekah Derr daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Derr near Frederick married Roy James Schaffer son of Mr and Mrs Roy C W Schaffer near Frederick in a 2:30 PM double ring ceremony at St Luke s Lutheran church Fengaville. Rev Morris G Zumbrun officiated with white gladioli palms and candles. The bridal party wore matching gowns and bouquets. A reception followed and the couple planned a home in Frederick after April 3.
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St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Fengaville
Mary Rebekah Derr
Harry
Derr
Frederick
Roy James Schaffer
Roy C W. Schaffer
Morris G. Zumbrun
F Elizabeth Derr
Dorothy Schaffer
Marian Biggs
Betty Grimes
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
William Howard, Jr
Hammond Beard
Philadelhia
Donald Stockman
Jefferson
Charles Geraci
Xecam
Betty Younkins
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Stults
Berlin
Youmans
DeKoven
Donald Sullivan
East Third Street
Schaffer
Frederick High School
Hood College
University of Maryland
Tie
Hood College Guests Include College Leaders and Students
Hood College hosts visitors from St Marys Seminary Junior College and other groups. Miss May Russell and Miss Polly Smith discuss Hood honor system with Cooperative Government Association representatives.
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Hood College
Side Glances to Host South American and French Guests at Hood Dances
Side Glances reports plans for five South American embassy guests and thirteen French students from Georgetown to attend informal dances at Hood’s French and Spanish houses. Guests dine in Coblentz dining room with a French dessert ritual naming a royal partner. Mme Treille chaperones at the French house. house presidents Dawes and Rougny lead arrangements. Also notes local births, anniversaries, and social visits among Frederick residents.
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Dents
Washington
Foreign Service School
Georgetown
Hood
Coblentz
Mme
Marguerite Treille
Sarah Dawes
Tunkhannock
Francoise Rougny
Huntington
N. C
British Communists Would Boycott Aid
London reports Britain's Communists call for a boycott of U S arms shipments and a smashing of the wage freeze. Deputy Premier Morrison accuses the party of plotting new troubles for British industry. The Communist London Daily Worker replies with editorials as Morrison urges workers to back the wage freeze and resist foreign aims.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Britain
U. S
Morrison
London Daily Worker
Europe
Beatrice Gross Pleads Guilty for Disturbing the Peace
Beatrice Gross, colored, received a five day jail sentence in default of a $10 fine after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace before Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg in Peoples Court this morning. She was arrested early today on West Patrick Street by State Trooper M. J. Whitney. Collateral forfeited by James D. Price of Oldsman, Fla., for passing on a double white line at $19.45, Robert H. Jeanvenat of Goby, Va., for exceeding 30 at $8.43. State Trooper R. A. Myers made the arrests.
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Beatrice Gross
Frederick
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
West Patrick Street
M. J. Whitney
James D. Price
Oldsman
Fla
Robert H. Jeanvenat
Goby
Frederick's Mormon Church History Question and Answers
A reader quiz outlines the Frederick Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints organized in 1947 with services in private homes prior. It notes the church, its lesser common name Mormon Church, and the Frederick congregation meeting at 11 AM Sundays in the Pythian Castle Court Street with Sunday School at 10 AM, and the Presiding Elder's home at West Fourth Street and Wilson Avenue.
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Church of Jesu Christ of Latter Day Saints
Frederick
Church of Jesus Chris of Latter Day Saints
Chevy Chase
Washington, D. C
Washington
Church
Maryland
Virginia
Columbia
Mormon Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint
Churc
Bright Young
Joseph Smith
The
Frederick Congregatio
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Miners Fined in Georgetown Strike Violation Case
The Martins Ferry Times Leader reports at least 10 coal miners at Georgetown were fined $50 each by their UMW local for allegedly violating strike orders. Names not published. local president Vernon Mortis and UMW District 6 president Adolph Pacifico deny knowledge of fines. The paper says the fines were for “violating orders” though the exact orders are unclear.
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Martins Ferry
Marlins Ferry Times-Leader
Georgetown
United Mine Worker
Vernon Mortis
Flushing
Sai
Adolph Pacifico
UMW
Times-Leader
Belgians Return To Work After Strike
Brussels reports indicate Belgians resumed work after a one day stop strike that pulled nearly 400 000 workers from jobs. A caretaker government remains as Count Henri Carton de Wiart told Regent Prince Charles no solution to the crisis was found after Premier Gaston Fyskens and his cabinet resigned. Rioting occurred in Brussels during attempted strike hearings and police charged rioters injuring several.
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Brussels
Belgium
Henri Carton D Wiart
Prince Charle
Premie Gaston Fyskens
Eysken
Social Christian
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Washington Daybook
John G. Crommelin
Crommelin
San Francisco
Lister
Hill
David Lawrence
Cline
Taney
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Reno
Harp
St. Christopher's Episcopal School
Richmond
Ernest C. Webb
Cappy” Cline
Arthur H. Remsberg
Carroll Parkway
Frank G. Remsberg
South
Macnolia Gardens
Charleston
5. C
St. Augustine
Miami
Bok Tower
Cypress Gardens
Florida
Nortis Dam
Tennessee
Oak Ridge
Arthur Remsberg
Williamsburg
Madeleine Parker
Margaret Elizabeth Schroeder
University Park
Elgin Hemp
West Seventh — Street
Fostenses
Ralph Hicks
Francis S. Gather, Jr
Hemp
Miss Schroeder
Arnold Keller
Walker N. Jolliffe
J. Malccalm McCardell
North Bentz Street
E. Mason Hendrickson
Washington and Lee University Alumni Association
University Club
B. Parkinson
Lindbergh Avenue
Parkinson
A. L. Stoddard
Chicago
France
South America
Fellows Studio
Paul Ghernard Johnson
Fairview Avenue
Joan Marie
Lainte William Barrick
Harry Weller Barrick
Woodshoro
Henry Persson
Miami, Fla
Mrs
A. Pinkney Richardson
West Twelfth Street
Everett Mullinix
Long Corner
Thomas William
Fred A. Gosnell
Mt. Airy
Theodore Anthony
James J. Lightner
East Sixth Street
Henry L. Davis
West Thirteenth Street
Donald McDonough
Drexel Hill
Carl H. Kintz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Robert R. Radcliff
Carney Point
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Dill Avenue
Roy C. W. Schaffer
Alice
Helen Urnee Price
Francis Stott Key
Roger Brooke Taney
Presiding
Pythia. Castle
West Fourth Street
Wilso Avenue
Joh Lowell Young
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