Beall Confident of Victory in Maryland Senate Race
Rep J Glenn Beall told a Baltimore TV audience he is confident Maryland voters will nominate him for the Senate on Monday and elect him in November He blamed the Democratic administration for current hardships and urged support for a Republican Presidency and staunch congressional backing to halt taxation and socialist trends.
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Baltimore
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Senate
Beall
United States
Congress
Beal
House of Representatives
Hotel Dagmar Leased to Robert Simpson Hotels Chain
HAGERSTOWN May 2 The Hotel Dagmar at Summit Avenue and Antietam Street is leased to Robert Simpson Hotels of Medford Lakes New Jersey by owner George Lehner after 14 years. Richard J Howell the new general manager replies a coffee shop dining room and bar updates will occur around June 1 with no personnel changes. Lehner to retire after 42 years in the hotel business. Lease runs five years with renewal option. The firm operates hotels in North Carolina New Jersey Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
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Hagerstown
Dagmar
Summit Avenue
Antietam Street
Robert Simpson Hotels
Medford Lakes
New Jersey
George Lehner
Richard J. Howell
Howell
Lehner
M. P. Moller
Henry
Pittsburgh
Krumpler
N. C
Newport
R. L
Meadeville
Wellington
Warwick
Philadelphia
Howard Dayton Hotels
Daytona Beach
Flo
Man's Body Sacrificed To Heathen Goddess
In Aarhus Denmark a red haired man believed sacrificed to a Nordic fertility goddess, dating 2000 years, will be publicly displayed after archaeologists examined his well preserved remains from a swamp near Sokeborg. Professor P V Glob notes non embalmed preservation due to peat tannins. Public viewing Saturday and Sunday with periodic spraying to prevent drying.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Aarhus
Jutland
Sokeborg
Prehistorical Museum
P. V. Glob
Glob
Britain to Get U S Machine Tools for Tanks
Washington May 2. The United States will ship about 750020 worth of special machine tools to Britain this year to help expand production of the 50 ton Centurion tank. The tools will be supplied under the foreign aid program. Britain plans several hundred tanks for delivery in 1952-53, with output rising in the coming months. Greece has a law requiring all its canned goods be stamped with the packing date.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Mutual Security Agency
Korea
Greece
Body Found in Chesapeake Bay Off Prince Frederick
May 2 report from Chesapeake Bay two fishermen found a man's floating body about 20 yards from shore. Police identified him as Hubert L. Young from cards in his pocket. no address. Dr. Haugh W. Ward ruled death by drowning, stating the man had been dead at least ten days. Found by Russell H. Jordan and Hanse Williams.
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Prince Frederick
Chesapeake Bay
Hubert L. Young
Brunswick Elementary School Dedicated Tomorrow
Brunswick's new 470000-dollar elementary school on a 24 acre site with 16 classrooms a multi purpose room library and health and admin spaces will be dedicated Sunday at 3 pm. State superintendent Dr Thomas Pullen Jr will give the dedicatory address with organ recital by Donald Carr and remarks from local officials and guests.
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Brunswick
Thomas
Pullen, Jr
Pol Schools
Morehhan
Donald Carr
George W. Bennett
T. Woodrow Souder
George C. Rhoderick
Board of Education
Paul H. Kea
Jatetiituctural
Air Force Officer Offered Chance to Resign
Lt. Verne Goodwin, recently sentenced to two years hard labor for refusing to fly, was offered a chance to resign “for the good of the service.” Parker Cullom announced the option at a Pentagon news conference, with Air Force officers present. Goodwin is confined at Biggs Air Force Base in El Paso, Texas.
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Washington
Air Force
Verne Goodwin
Parker Cullom
Cullom
Pentagon
Goodwin
Bigax Air Force Base
el Paso
Tex
Taneytown Social News Recaps Local Visits and Club Events
Taneytown residents share updates from recent visitors and gatherings. Harry Baumgardner and Clyde and Evelyn Baumgardner visited the Baumgardners in Littlestown. Mrs. Lola Reid returned from Detroit with her daughter Mrs. Lester Wilson joining later. The Jesters and family visited Mrs. B D Jester in Wilmington Delaware. Ernest and Mrs Colley and Bradford traveled through town to attend the funeral of Mrs Cooley’s sister, former Taneytown resident. Merle Conover returned from Penns Grove New Jersey after assisting with a public sale. The Kiwanis Club hosted Lionel Burgess of Ellicott City on U.S.-Canada relations with an inter-club meeting planned in Baltimore. Christian Endeavor societies met at Grace Reformed and E U B churches with a program including solos, hymns, scripture, and prayers. County union officers and state officers were introduced by Hodger Boon. Phyllis Foos named state convention chair for June. The Taneytown Lions heard Rev Edmond Welker and saw Palestine photos from Norman Myers. May 13 Mother’s Day themed meeting planned with officer elections.
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Taneytown
Harry Baumgardner
Clyde Baumgardner
Evelyn Baumgardner
Carl Baumgardner
Littlestown
Lola Reid
Detroit
Mich
Lester Wilson
Reid
Wilson
Theodore Jester
Merle Conover
Pennsgrove
N. J
Baltimore
Garvin
Mary Shriver
Charles Conover
Robert Fuss
Faith of Our Fathers
Hodger Boon
County
Roy Kiser
Rodger Boon
Mable Alberts
Mary Lou Jackson
Phyllis Foos
Western Maryland College
Herbert Wilson
Taneytown Lions Club
Taney Inn
Edmond We
Sykesville Rotary picks E Lee to lead club year
Elmer E. Lee was elected president of the Sykesville Rotary Club to succeed Thom Arrington, serving until officers are installed July 1. Other officers include Dr. Robert E. Gardner as vice president Boyd E. Sprinkle as secretary Franklin Underwood as treasurer and two directors C L Brown and Evan F Bowers. Alan D Bowles grandson of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lynch underwent a minor operation at Montgomery County Hospital and is recuperating at his grandparents home. The Women’s Club will meet at Mrs John’s residence.
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John
Local club notices and reentry of Grace Riley
Metz in Howard county hosts May 8 meeting with book review by Mrs L R Fox and several hostesses. Barnabas Guild election of officers May 7 at parish house with hostess Mrs P M Barrow. Liberty Oak Garden Club studied irises led by Mrs Russell Ebeling with a follow up at Mrs Ebeling’s May 19 home. Grace Riley returns to teaching duties at Sykesville school. Mr and Mrs Jerry Tucker move to Marriottsville road from Main street apartment. Washington May 2—Federal Mediation Service sets peace talks for next Wednesday to end Western Union strike with Cyrus & Ching coordinating efforts between company reps and the strikers AFL union.
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Liberty Oak Garden Club
George Ruch
Iris
Russell Ebeling
Ebeling
Grace Riley
Sykesville School
Jerry Tucker and Son
Marriotsville Road
Main Street
Washington
Federal Mediation Service Today
Western Union Telegraph Co
Imployes
Cyrus & Ching
Commercial Telegraphers Union
AFL
Three-man conciliation ends dispute over wages and hours
The News from Frederick Maryland reports a conciliation effort involving a three-man panel addressing a dispute over a 16 cent per hour wage increase and reduced working hours. The company says it cannot afford any pay boost. The article mentions a Friday windshield incident and a $1 fine for six-night parking as incidental notes.
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The
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TURES
Thornton
Overtime Session Ends With Traffic Ticket Pickup
Frederick Mayor and Board of Aldermen did not adjourn until 2 40 a m Friday Emmett R Bowls president of the board left the meeting in an automobile on Second Street after the session a traffic summons was affixed to the vehicle during the overtime meeting and viewing the ticket afterward.
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Frederick
Emmett R. Bowls
Second Street
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