GOP Names Convention Delegates
The Republican city committee announces 153 delegates and alternates for the upcoming city convention at the Court House Wednesday evening May 37 at 8 p m. Precincts 1 through 10 list named delegates and alternates. the delegates select the mayor, city register, and five aldermen candidates, with contest for the mayor and alderman posts fueling interest. The full roster includes Mrs Susie Ramsburg, J Leonard Nothagle, Rev W V Garrett, Frank W Rothenhoefer, Mrs Elmer Munshower, and many others across ten precincts.
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Court House
P. Im
Republican City Committee
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Shoemaker
City Register
Board of Aldermen
Hugh V. Gittinger
Elmer F. Munshower
Precinet
J. Leonard Nothagle
Louise H. Shull
Arnold Fleagle
Frank Miller
Samuel Stroud
J James Cronenburg
Minnie Kinna
Theodore Ambush
Margaret Mumford
Margaret Fischer
Samuel Ebbert
Donald Bayton
Pauline Thompson
Precinct
Bertha Cutler
John Engle
Clarence Carty
Herold Duvall
Thelma Harrison
Roland Harbaugh
William MM. Moore
Maude S. Brown
Alfred Diggs
Edgar C. Clingan
Laveaux Crampton
Ruth Worthington
Mary Elizabeth Grimbine
Roy R. Zimmerman
Samuel A. Smith
Freemet
W V. Garrett
Amy K. Dixon
Russell C. Guyton
Mary E. Kelly
Rosie V. Shull
James McLaren
Gurney G. Gosnell
A. Hart Etchison
Louise S. Rhoads
Clarence J. Shull
Meredith H. Mackley
Lillian C. Shoemaker
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Elmer Munshower
Ben Rosenour
Charles McC. Mathias
Wilbur W. Baker
Patricia Warner
Harry T. James
Thomas J. Cram
Irwin Co Albaugh
Charles F. Bowers
Arthur Remsberg
J. Paul Delphey
Michael J. Croghan
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Chester G
John A. Derr
Walter R. Comer J
Earl Gilbert
Charles A. Prices
Russell A. Hahn
Samuel F. Lehman
Richard W. Graham
Victor S. Palmer
Nevin T. R. Waskey
S. Burton Kester
David D. Oland
Napp Pettingall
James A. Bryant
Carl E. Biddinger
Gilmore Stitely
Charles W Crum
Roy H. Walter
Grace Miller
Emmett Bowlus
M. Eleanor Kehne
Melvin P Oden
Robert Miller
Precinct 10
Harry Gilbert
Myrtle Gittrys
Nannie Gilbert
George B. Hoke
Mary Clem
Millard 4Ngleberger
Myra Anderson
Murray H. Fout
Lewis Knock
Willian Miller
Bruce Runkle
Clyde Kuons
Helen Biehl
Roy Catsail
Frank Crutch- Tew
Bricker Named Memorial Day Speaker at Gettysburg
Gettysburg May 2 U S Senator John W Bricker former Ohio governor and former vice presidential nominee will speak here on Memorial Day the committee announced today.
Extension of Draft Asked by Bradley to Congress
General Omar N. Bradley urged Congress to extend the draft law as the Joint Chiefs of Staff testified before the House Armed Services Committee. With the draft due to expire June 24, Bradley warned of ongoing Communist expansion and said recent events like the Baltic plane incident justify keeping the Selective Service act active.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Armed Service Committee
Bradley
Low Bid On Rt. 40 Work At $1,448,980
The Williams Construction Company of Middle River submitted the low bid of 1,448,980.10 for a new dual highway link on Route 40 from Baltimore westward. Nine bidders competed. no contract awarded yet. Other bids ranged to 1,763,466. contract covers 5.246 miles from near West Friendship to beyond Morgan's Corner east of Lisbon with grading drainage and reinforced concrete surfacing.
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Williams Construction Company
Middle River
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
T. E. Kittee Corp
Norfol
Nelle L. Teer
Durham
N. C
Oid
West Friendship
Morgan's Corner Road
Lisbon
Frederick
West Friendship- Sykesville
Past Masters Night at Columbia Lodge No. 38 Masons
About 150 Masons from Frederick city and county attended the Past Masters Night at the Masonic Temple. Dr. William Mosley Brown, Past Grand Master of Virginia Masons, spoke on Masonry symbolism. John C. Engle, Sr. received a Past Masters jewel and apron from Guy K. Motter.
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Columbia Lodge No. 38
A. F
A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Frederick City
Countty
Temple
William Mosley Brown
Virginia
Brown
Grover L
Michael
John C. Engle
Columbia Lodge
Guy K. Motter
Grayson E. Bowers
Masons
Maryland
Harry O. Schroeder
Dr. Brown
Henry Falk
Arthur R. Remsberg
A. Royal Remsberg, Jr
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Frederick
Order of the Eastern Star
John W. Morgan
Lodge
More Money And Effort For Defense
Washington reports that North Atlantic nations plan higher spending and effort on defense. Acheson may press quick action at the London Atlantic Council meeting May 15 to boost budgets and implement the Hague plan of April 1. US share of last year’s 20.15 billion defense outlay was about 72 percent.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Acheson
Atlantic Council
London
Hague
United States
High Blood Pressure May Have Some Advantages
Detroit May 2 High blood pressure may have advantages says a report to the American Psychiatric Association. Studies by Apter Halstead and Heimburger show slight mind changes from high pressure that can alter personality and ease of dealing with others, aiding business and self. Some drivers and successful types show these changes, though mind effects vary.
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Detroit
American Psychiatric Association
Nathaniel S. Apter
Ward C. Halstead
University of Chicago School of Medicine
Robert F. Heimburger
Indian University School of Medicine
Rain Keeps Falling And Temperatures Rise
Rain and showers persist across the city and county with fog this evening and overnight. The Weather Bureau forecast calls for periods of rain through Wednesday with mild highs in the 60s after a 69 yesterday and a 54 overnight. In a separate note, 21 000 Mexicans were returned to Mexico after crossing the California border last month as Immigration Service agents acted.
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Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
California
Immigration Service
Dentistry Has Changed But Not Patient, Dr. Eader Says
Baltimore May 2 Science shows shifts in dentistry but not patient behavior. Dr. Thomas S. Eader, 90, still pulls teeth after 68 years in Frederick, officially the oldest practicing dentist in North America. He spoke at the Maryland State Dental Association meeting, noting the craft has become a scientific profession and praising modern techniques over early era methods. Dr. Eader has no plan to retire.
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Baltimore
Thomas S. Eader
Eader
Frederick
North America
Maryland State Dental Association
Bader
No Use To Increase Debt Every Time Stalin Speaks
Edwin G. Nourse former White House economist urged against piling up new military outlays after each Stalin scare predicting a 7 billion dollar deficit this year. Speaking for the United States Chamber of Commerce he warned that national security must rest on a sound economy and fiscal restraint. He urged pruning domestic spending and keeping the economy industrially strong while avoiding tax cuts during deficits. Senator Ferguson echoed calls for fiscal reform and across the board cuts if spending remains unchecked.
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Washington
Edwin G. Nourse
White House
Joe Stalin
Nourse
United States Chamber of Commerce
Bastogne
United States
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Economist
Council of Economic Advisers
Nourse Uius
Chamter
No Light On Flood Lights In Park Here
Opposition grows to floodlighting Staley Park for night softball as a petition circulates in northern city areas. North End Civic Association heard no action last night on the plan while election of directors took place. Sentiment reportedly evenly divided and no definite developments beyond sentiment sounding.
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Staley Park
North End
Communist Youth Use Stooges to Stage Agitation in Berlin
East Germany's Free German Youth FDJ conducts a dress rehearsal on Unter Den Linden with uniformed youths staging a crowd tactic. A mocked dissenter is drawn into a debate on freedom, then steered toward slogans and support for the Soviet alliance. Plans call for a march of 500,000 blueshirts later this month, pendingWest Berlin bans on uniformed demonstrations.
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Berlin
East Germany
Whitsunday
East Berlin
UDI
Stooges
Unter den Linden
Brandenburg Gate
FDJ
National Front
Socialist Unity (Communist) Party
FDU
Soviet Union
West Berlin
MacArthur Would Ban Communists In Japan
Tokyo May 2 General MacArthur proposed for the second time in ten months that the Japanese Communist Party might be outlawed. In a statement marking Japan no war constitution's third anniversary he called communism an avowed satellite of an international predatory force and Japanese propaganda.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Communist Party
Five Day Weather Outlook for Maryland Regions
Five day forecast predicts mostly cloudy periods with showers and moderate temperatures Wednesday and Thursday. Cooler Friday, then warmer with showers likely over the weekend. Period temperatures expected a few degrees above normal. mountains see mid 60s highs and near 40s lows, eastern Maryland around 70 highs and low 50s.
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Maryland
Economy Drive Moves In Reverse in Washington
The House debate on a $29.0 billion annual appropriation bill pits expansion for defense and Army Engineers against critics who call many projects pork barrel. The Armed Services panel backed a $350 million Navy modernization program, while civil function cuts remained under review. The Engineers’ pork barrel section faces renewed scrutiny as the House plans votes on Interior, Atomic Energy, and other agencies.
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Washington
National Defense
Army Engineers
Cehate Om Defense and Engineers
Appropriations Committee
Sud Harbor
Unis
House
Interior Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Engineers
Defense
Distribution of Horse Race News Studied
Washington May 2. Senators examined Kansas City gambling links in a nationwide spread of racing news to bookmakers. A federal grand jury said Continental and Standard News Service supply bookies with racing news, aiding an $8.5 million annual business. The subcommittee probes anti gambling measures and possible underworld ties, with Continental executives testifying.
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Washingtoun
Kansas City
Joakim
Continental Press Service
Cleveland
Senate Commerce
Federal
Coneinental
Standard News Service
Chaiman McFaarland
Resporters
Continental
Thomas J. Kelly
Chicago
Kelly
Joseph Lehit
Charles, Binaggio
Charles Gargotta
Gargotta
Herbert, Moore
Transradio Press
S. J. Portman
New York
Louis Furst
Morning Telegraph
Jacob Brenner
Armstrong Daily Sports
Spencer Drayton
Thoroughbred Racing Association of
McFarland Sulscommittee
Justice Department
Market Steady After Fresh High Hit
New York traders held the market on a steady course after yesterday's peak marked by a four year high. The session showed mild optimism to advance further but interest cooled, keeping prices essentially unchanged.
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New York
Alger Hiss Disbarred in New York
Former State Department official Alger Hiss was disbarred in New York after the appellate division of the Supreme Court struck his name from the roll of attorneys. The court ruled his two perjury convictions in federal court constituted felonies, removing his qualification to practice law.
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New York
Alperies
High State Department
Meial
New York State
Supreme Court
Aiss” Mame
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Spurler
Frederick Garden Clubs Open House For Pilgrimage
Frederick hosts the thirteenth annual house and garden pilgrimage with 120 to 2 and 5 to 7 daily public hours. Homes open including Glade Valley Farm racing stables and Civil War era gowns in some houses. Proceeds aid Trammond Harwood House and Maryland Federation projects as locals and visitors tour historic showplaces across the county.
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Francis Scoil
Frederick
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland
Glade Valley Farm
Landon
Urbana
Garden Club of
Trammond Harwood
Annapolis
Maryland Federation of Garden Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Thurmnant
Airport Inn
Lewistown
Lane And OConor To Speak Here Tonight
About 200 Democrats have reservations for a spring rally this evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Governor William Preston Lane and U S Senator Herbert R OConor will speak, with a reception at 6 30 and dinner at 7 in the ballroom. The Frederick High School band will provide music during dinner. Attending are Mrs Lane, Mrs OConor, potential city candidates, and a large young Democrats delegation with reserved tables.
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Francis Scott Key
William Preston Lane
U. S
Herbert R O'Conor
Women's Democratic League of
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Lane
O'Conor
Pickets Reappear in Western Maryland After Coal Strike
Union pickets reappear in Cumberland Western Maryland with a band of about 50 stopping four trucks from a tipple. C E Howell heads a trucking company reporting the incident as the first appearance since the coal strike ended. Modern street lighting improves brightness by directing light at angles.
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Cumberland
Maryland
C. E. Howell
Lattimore Denounces Budenz Testimony Amid McCarthy Charges
Washington reports Lattimore denounced Budenz testimony as twisted and malignant while reaffirming he is not a Communist. He urged the Senate committee to render a verdict against McCarthy, accusing him of fraud and deceit. Budenz testified that party leaders framed Lattimore as communist. Lattimore attacked McCarthy’s conduct and noted tax issues.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Luouis Buderie
Communist Party
Budens
Senate
Lattimore
Latimore
McCarthy R
McCarthy
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Doling Hopkins University
Budenz
The
Daily Worker
Catholic Church
Fordham University
Ray Browder
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Kim
Rudenz
Wisconsin
Badenz
Freda Wiley
Miss Utley
Arizona
Fairfax To Take Over Northampton Estate
Baltimore May 21 Thomas Lord Fairfax youngest member of the British House of Lords will arrive in the United States Friday to claim the Northampton estate in Southern Maryland willed by his aunt Mrs Frances Fairfax Roberts who died April 21. The 1000 acre tract with gardens and terraces laid out by L Enfant was purchased during the Civil War by an earlier Lord Fairfax. The family has historical ties to Maryland and Virginia since 1685 when the fifth Lord Fairfax came to the country as customs collector for King Charles II. The present Lord Fairfax is seven years old and a bachelor and will likely stay in Maryland briefly before returning to England.
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Baltimore
Thomas Lord Fairfax
House of Lords
United States
Maryland
Northampton
Tunstall Smith
L’enfant
Washington, D. C
Frances Fairfax Roberts
Lord Fairfax
Virginia
Tommy
England
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