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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1950

Page

6

Lane Speaks To 200 Education Is His Theme

Governor William Preston Lane Jr addressed over 200 members and guests at the Women's Democratic League spring rally in Frederick County. He touted education as the light of the world and highlighted state investments, including 9 million dollars for Frederick County over four years, plus highway and health funding. The event, held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, featured local officials, party leaders, and a musical moment with Roses Of Picardy.

William Preston Lane, Jr Women's Democratic League Frederick County Francis Scott Key Hotel Maryland Sabillasville Lane EB. John Fisher William C. Royal First Baptist Church Lloyd C. Culler Richard E. Zimmerman Edward D. Storm Orphans’ Court Mary H. Gregory Arthur Potts Young Democrat Club Harry William Spraher United Women's Democratic Clubs of Maryland Hazel Lewis Jean Lane William B. Burall Charles W. Stup Dorsey F. Shipley Donald B. Rice Sherman P. Howers Henry F. Falk G. Raymond Shipley Democratic State Central Committee J. Wilmer Cronin College Park Ernest F. Kennedy Picardy Laura Strube Ruby Hahn Katheryne Bennett Elizabeth Knill Oscar Keyser Elizabeth MacCaffrey Fannie King Freda Doll Victor Marken C. Cillon

Early Spring Shrubs Benefit From Post Bloom Pruning

Shrubs blooming in early spring should have old wood removed after flowering to encourage base shoots. This pruning helps new growth emerge strongly, improving overall shrub health and vigor in the following season.

Stassen Declares Truman Worst President Ever

Harold E. Stassen told a New York audience that President Truman is the cleverest politician yet the worst president to occupy the White House. He criticized Truman’s West tour as an effort to secure a puppet Congress and urged Republicans to confront the 1950 situation with strong measures and organization.

New York Harold E. Stassen Truman White House Trumen West Congress Stassen University of Pennsylvania Minnesota White Hose America Pendergast School of Kansas City Maoy

Oakland Plantation House Described With Historic Features

The Oakland Plantation near Petersville, built by Bishop Thomas John Claggett around 1810, shows a new wing and portico while preserving original lines. Now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Del Mar since 1935, it displays puppets, colonial interiors, slave quarters, a spring house, and a hidden rose garden. A separate fragment notes political commentary on a presidential trip and dam project.

Oakland Plantation Thomas John Claggett Maryland Petersville Carlos del Mar Washington Claggett

Potato Marketing Pact Planned for Delaware Maryland Growers

Washington May 2 A proposal to create a Federal Marketing Agreement and order for potatoes grown in commercial areas of Delaware and Maryland will be submitted to growers for approval. Referendum date to be announced. Two thirds support required. The program regulates shipment by grade size quality and maturity to stabilize prices across Delaware and Maryland counties Worcester Somerset Wicomico Dorchester Talbot Caroline Queen Annes Kent and Cecil.

Washington Delaware Maryland Agriculture Department Worchester Somerset Wicomico Dorchester Talbot Caroline Queen Annes Kent Cecil

Ordinance Bans Trash Dumping In Leesburg

Loudoun County supervisors approve an ordinance prohibiting dumping trash on private property or near public rights of way in Leesburg Virginia. They foresee about 12 public dumps and ask localities to suggest sites and discuss leases. They back Middleburg as a livestock lab site, with Warreton as second choice, and plan a beetle control program. Lineman Frederick Jones, 34, electrocuted near a power pole, survived by no one and is survived by his widow and infant daughter.

W. W. Turner B. W. McKimmey J. E. Kirkpatrick Cambridge Frederick Jones Eastern Shore Public Service Company Jones Veterans of Foreign Wars

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