Thousands Attend Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt in Frederick Parks
More than 500 youngsters hunted for Easter eggs at Baker Park in the Twelfth Annual Kiwanis event, while a younger group joined the Frederick Women's Civic Club at Harmon Field. Ronald Korrel of Edgewood won with 40 eggs and a Kiwanis silver cup, as others collected prizes and candy-draped eggs. Local club members supplied 40 dozen eggs for the Harmon Field hunt, with prizes including Easter baskets and candy.
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Frederick Parks
Kiwanis
Baker Park
Frederick
Kiwanis Club
Hazel. Lewis
Winchester Street
Ronald Korrell
Route 3
Edgewood
Robert Broadrup
College Place
David Glass
Taney Apts
Edith Whisner
College Avenue
Russell Rinehart
West Patrick Street
Aubrey Grossnickle
West Fourth Street
Randy Krantz
Jefferson Street
Dorothy Lyle
St Louis
Civic Club
Harmon
Larry Harding
Richard Yinger
East Third Street
Patsy Schill
Bernard §. Shreve
East Sixth Street
Ann Baer
Water Street
Wayne Lowe
Weekend Cases Heard In Police Court
Weekend docket shows seven defendants forfeited collateral and four pleaded guilty. William Brightwell and Elmer Metz were fined five dollars for intoxication, Frank Mahoney got a suspended five dollar fine, and John Henry Gray paid twenty five dollars with suspension to preserve his job. City forfeitures listed include Fox, Riggiles, Burke, Whitesell, Wolfe, Harris, and Dorsey with amounts from three to twenty five dollars. Castle’s case on disturbing the peace and resisting arrest was deferred with one hundred dollar collateral. David Luxner forfeited ten dollars on a motor law charge. Tack Eugene Coffman forfeited five dollars collateral on a motor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blore
Edward J. Smith
William Brightwell
Elmer Metz
Frank Mahoney
Hastile
John Henry Gray
Sgt. Culler
Carty
Shook
Philips
Kanede
Charles M. Fox
Lawrence Riggiles
R. Lee Burke
William EF. Whitesell
Leon Wolfe
James R. Harris
James E. Dorsey
James R. Castle
David-Luxner
West Orange
N. T
Phillips
Tack Eugene Coffman
Baltimore
Alton Twentey
Judge Says Gamblers Pay For Protection
Nationally known Brooklyn judge Samuel Leibowitz testified before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee that gamblers pay up to 25 million dollars a year in protection money to crooked members of the New York City police force. He said graft runs from the beat cop to City Hall, and it cannot exist without top officials knowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooklyn
New York City
Samuel Leibowitz
Kings County
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Leibowitz
Air Traffic Agencies Shift to Knots and Nautical Miles
Air traffic controllers will use knots and nautical miles in all communications with aircraft after July 1, 1952. The nautical mile eases measuring distances on maps and charts and standardizes navigation across services.
Tobacco Chewers Prove Fewer Tooth Cavities Theory
Washington March 26 A government doctor testified before the House Appropriations Committee that tobacco chewers show fewer tooth cavities than non users. Dr Bruce D Forsyth associate chief of the Bureau of Medical Services said he found cases where decay halted by chewing tobacco though he noted teeth worn down by abrasive tobacco. He cautioned uncertainty on whether the tobacco or cleansing action causes the effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bruce D. Forsyth
Bureau of Medical Services
Fubtic Health Service
Hedrick
Forsyth
House Appropriations Committee
Radio Schedule Snapshot from 1940s Era Evening Lineup
A dense listing of radio program times and titles across networks, naming shows like News Broadcasts, Cavalcade of America, Bob Hope Comedy, Truth or Consequences, and Mystery Theater. Includes personalities such as Gabriel Heatter, Count of Monte Cristo dramatizations, and Musical features with varied genres.
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LF Ali
Alec-Syles
Vrs
Daca
Monte Vine
Nbe
Sovies
Ehy
Nba Beuwlal
Cbs News
Abe Newar
Ibe
Musle
Abe Dack Smith
Cls Daily
Abe Dinter
Mbs
Abe Bob Crosby
Chibecha Armstrong
Shi
Gabriel Heatter
Aiba
Evening Newsreel
Monte Ceislo
Fanny Brien
Mrs. North
Abe
Bob Hope
Luigibs
Medhie
Sohn
Steele Draini
Tibbey
Molly
Abc
Aba
Ebs Opera
Eniny
Abs
Capitol Cloakroom
Musicmaha
News & Variety
All Nets
Boulnd
Milton Berie
Hour of
Dumont
Science
Pireside
Abe Vaught Munro
Ebs
Billy Rose
Maysabe
Bani Cayatente
Lumont
Circle Sheatter
Naba
Cbs
Cbe
Cbe Star Time
Bishop Misbehaves on CBS Family Playhouse Tonight
Walter Hampden and Dorothy Gish co star in The Bishop Misbehaves a Freddie Jackson comedy about a sleuth bishop who solves a crime on CBS Family Playhouse at 8 p m Also Johns Hopkins science review on Dumont at 8 30 p m discussing industrial hygiene with guest scientists NBC Star shows Tonight's television lineup highlights page notes.
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New York
Walter Hampden
Dorothy Gish
Cbs-Tv
Family Playhouse
Frederick — Jackson
Johns Hopkins Science Review
Dumont
NBC
Star
Television Schedule Roundup from Milton Bene Theater
A weathered TV guide listing shows across theaters and networks. For 30s era viewers, the page highlights a mix of variety acts and dramas. Notable entries include Unweitien Column at 9:30, Double Exposure at 10, Original Amateur Hour, Stork Club, and Hollywood Mystery Time.
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Vheater
Milton Bene
Atle Theater
Circle Theater
CBS
Stork Club
Family Playhouse
ABC
Ethel Waters
Hollywood
New York
Dumunt
Johng Hopkins Sciences Review
Nichard Hayes
Easter visits and church confirmations span Emmitsburg area
Easter holiday activities include residents visiting families in Washington and Greenville. Palm Sunday saw seventeen members join Elias Lutheran church while new engagements and relocations affect local families. Roland Fleagle takes a Gibson Refrigerating post in Greenville Michigan with family plans to follow.
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Cambridge
George Eyster
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Eliasutheran Church
Ellis Rahrbaugh
Wilbur Kelly
Julian N. Sanders
Herbert C. Bussev
Richard Ripka
John Clifton Umbel
Joan Sanders
Carrie M
Mary G. Shuff
Diane
Gene Mervin
Charles B. Weller
New York
Doris Sponseller
Gettysburg
Paul Hoffman
Thurmont
Wilbur W. Fogle
Chas, Koontz
Broad Alley
Joseph Gotti
Gettysburg Road
A. L. Deatherage
Jeanstle
John J. McMahan
Washington
Mar
Emmitsburg Catholic Church wedding and local notices
Frederick area brief notes include a wedding to be held at St John’s Catholic Church Emmitsburg on August 4. Also featured are a local high school card party set for April 19 and a Marine enlistment report for Robert P. Muench, son of Mr and Mrs Walter G Muench, who will serve four years and report to Parris Island after eight weeks of processing. Other items cover a Formosan news agency claim of Soviet arms to Chinese Reds, alleged mass executions in Kwangtung, and a note explaining Mocha coffee’s origin from Mocha Yemen.
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Ae News
Frederick
Ysgaret Scalabrini
Mr. McMahon
Walden
St. John's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Delbert Hanjin
MI Clap Stouter
Mary M. Stouter
la Vietéan
Bridgewiliv
Marine
Robert P. Muencl
Waltre G. Muench
U. S. Marine Corps
U.S. Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S.C
PTA
St. Joseph's High School
REDS
Taipei
Formosa
China Union Press
Soviet
Russia
China
Kwangtung
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Teresa
Spanish Ballet Company
London
Rypsies
Seville
Nirewrewa
Frank Keeler
Betty McClellan
James
Gale
Rockwell Terrace
Charles K. Taylor
Mayelta Hershberger
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Frank Xeefer
Alton Whitmore
North Market Street
Rebecca Ann
Hahn
West
Patrick Street
Frank Keefe
Barbara Ann Wars
West al
Saints Street
Mir
Mayetta Hershberger
Maas Opticians
Yes
N. Markey Street
Frederick Gas Go., Inc
East Patrick St
Charles Chaplin
Ance
Cuckoo
North Hanwell
Middlesex
England
Arabia
Mocha
Mobilgas
Mercury
AAA
Death Valley
Estes Motors, Inc
Aig East
Patrick St
Sarl
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