Three Powers Plan Meeting On Berlin Blockade Talks
British and French envoys joined U S Ambassador Jessup in New York to plan a joint approach to Russia over the Berlin blockade. A four power meeting with Jakob Malik was discussed, with tentative dates and cautious optimism echoed by officials. Gen Lucius Clay warned that even a German settlement would not end Communist aims. Early 20 percent of the U S workforce was protected by group life insurance at the end of 1947.
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New York
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Berlin
Russia
Jakob Malik
Jessup
Britain
Sir Alexander Cadogan
Jean Chauvelin
Park Ave
United Nations
Malik
Acheson
Dean Acheson
Washington
State Department
U.N
Tass
London
Foreign Ministers Council
Lucius D. Clay
Open War on Runaway Dogs as Deer Killings Rise
Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr. reports seven deer slain by dogs in five weeks, mainly bucks, near Lewistown and Frederick City watershed. He urges owners to keep dogs safe as law permits only capturing dogs seen pursuing game during the six month unlawful period.
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Benjamin F. Phebus
Phebus
Route 15
Lewistown
Frederick City
Governor to Veto Licensing Changes
Ellis C Wachter said Governor Lane will veto Youre Bil No 297 reshaping Marsinand Acting license laws. The chief inspector of State licenses Mr Powers advised the veto plan in a letter to Wachter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis C Wachter
M A. Powers
City official urges citizens to ignore license changes
In a recent communication Mr Wachter advised residents to forget the proposed changes to license fees and faces noting that there have been no alterations in existing license laws. This statement underscores continuity in local licensing policy.
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Wachter
Anniversary Meeting Held By Frederick Teachers Chapter
The Marcelene Kefauver Chapter of Future Teachers of America at Frederick High School celebrated its fourth anniversary on Monday at two. Speakers included Euene W. Pruitt and Dr. Wilbur Devilbiss, with tea serving in the teachers lobby under Mrs. James B. Ranck. Guests included Mrs. Robert Tyson Sr. and retired teachers, with many local educators and students attending. Sabra Chambers presided, and Miss Blickenstaff and Patsy Scitz co-chaired.
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Marcelene Kefauver
Future Teachers of America
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Euene W. Pruitt
Wilbur Devilbiss
Maryland
Thurmont
Betty McCaffrey
Brunswick
Drucilla Worthington
Pearl Eader
Duvall Sneadner
Doris Wachter
Doris Simpson
Dorothy Bradley
Sabra Chambers
Jean Blickenstaff
Joan Koutz
Barbara
Committee Members Listed and TEA Group Scholarship Noted
Members of committees include Tea chair Esther Gross Fern Rice Janis Wickless Grace Rothenhoefer Elizabeth Etchison and others. The Future Teachers Association invites high school students considering teaching as a vocation and offers a $50 scholarship to be announced at graduation. The group supports civic educational projects and backs Frederick County Teachers Association events. PU is the chemical designation for plutonium.
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Esther Gross
Fern Rice
Janis Wickless
Grace Rothenhoefer
Elizabeth Etchison
Shirley Taylor
Miss Keutz
Robert Leather
Ernestine Page
Romania Holsinger
Montrose Girls School Limits Admissions
Local officials were advised by Edith P. Gardner superintendent of Montrose School for Girls to halt sending additional students until space is confirmed. Gardner said letters are being sent to jurisdictions and housing facilities must improve before admissions can rise. Chairman Adolf Guttmacher endorsed notifying authorities to avoid court and sheriff inconvenience.
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Edith P. Gardner
Montrose School
Adolf Guttmacher
Reform School Commitment Statement From Montrose Case
A fragment notes that the Reisterstown Institution is the sole facility accepting young girls needing guidance and suggests that when necessary they will continue to place girls at Montrose. It claims the school and state officials must provide accommodations for the severe cases.
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Reisterstown Institution
Iith
Montrose
Field Day Planned At Eyler Farm In Chambersburg Pa
A field day akin to the Conser vation Field Day at Thrasher Farm near Jefferson will occur May 16-17 at Richard Eyler Farm along Route 333 near Chambersburg. The Lutheran church and cemetery sit across the road from the earmhouse.
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Thrasher
Jefferso
Richard Eyler
Chambersburg
Lutheran Church
Thearmhouse
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United States
Group Fife Insurance
Blue Ridge
A. Pretrtek
Allen
Meerriece
Christine Virginia Kintz
Mar
Carl H Kints
New Market
David Hewry Myers
Alfred Myers, Sr
Westminster
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Harold Bomberger
Httle Joan Hoff
New Windsor
James Carlisle
Alfred Myers, Jr
Joseph W. Myers
J. Foster Hoff
William Ghent, Jr
Baltimore
Sidney D. Lease
E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
E. Patrick Street
Frederick
Norcross
Berger’s Book Mart and Gift Shop
N. Market St
Ingrid Bergman Atoreng
Victor Fleming
Technicolo
Erat Sullivan
Cored Nals
Bord Mqowick
AED
Matfield
GAAN
Rockmar
Walter Wanger
Montrose Girls School
South Market
Delphey's Sport Store
West Patrick ST
Rayan
Eton
Henry’s
W. Market St
Pennsylvania
S.A.E
H. L. Mills
East Patrick Street
Market & Second Sts
Daued Theater
Damascus
Mareland
Richard Arlen
Patricia Morrison
Gee Ropey
Your DeSoto-Plymouth
North Market St
NORGE
Storm & Shipley Market & Second Sts
Weil Brothers
Are
Ores
Rudy Vallee
Barbara Lawrence
Delphey’s
Sava
Scott Brady
Canon City
Comaker
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market & Third Streets
Burmil
Joan Kenley
Hendricksons
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