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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1952

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6

Walker Denies Confidential Casing as Senate Hearings Open

United States Senatorial hearing on May 2 centers on Clovis D. Walker an Agriculture Department official who denies knowingly giving Egyptian cotton dealer Louisy Mansour confidential information while admitting some actions were improper Special investigator Harold Mesibov testified that messages between Walker and Mansour suggested close knowledge of department activities The Senate Agriculture Committee plans to forward the record to the Justice Department amid accusations of potential ethical or illegal conduct by Walker and Mesibov remarks to the contrary by Senator Aiken.

Washington Clovis D. Walker Agriculture Department Harold Mesibov Walker Louisy Mansour Cnde Mansour Ellender D-ia Senate Agriculture Committee Messbox Department of Justice Sen. Aiken R-Vt

Delegation To Choose Direction McKeldin Says

Maryland Governor McKeldin denied implying the Maryland delegation would back Eisenhower on the first ballot in the Paris talks. He said as a favorite son candidate the delegation would decide its course if the first ballot fails. He noted quotes on Dewey backing Eisenhower were accurate but not a pledge. Also reported is a Marine wounded at Quantico in a rifle range accident involving Pvt. Joseph Tidwell, son of Mary Dee Helms.

Baltimore McKeldin Paris Maryland Dwight D. Eisenhower Baltimore Evening Sun McKeidin Israel Eisenhower Dewey John Marshall Buller R Butler Robert A. Taft Ohio Washington Marine Corps Quantico, Ve Sut Mary Dee Helms Pensacola Fiz Tidwell Navy Naval Hospital Quantico Pfc Toseph Tidwell

Public Sale Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate In Frederick MD

Assignee will offer for public sale at the Court House Door Frederick Maryland on May 27 1952 at eleven o clock AM. The property at 501 South Market Street Frederick includes a two and a half story frame double with metal roof and outbuildings. Also offered is a one and a half story frame double at Buckerstown in Frederick County with electric well and tank. One half purchase money due at sale with balance in six months at 9 percent interest. Auctioneer.

Ag Harry McElroy Eisebeth Court House Frederick Maryland Mart Street Generis D. Cavell Frederick County South Market Street Pome Buckerstown Piorida Dubelic Oak Orchard Laberthown New Windsor Little Genius Gang McCormick Deer McCormick Deering Ford Chevrolet Philco J. L. Emerson Glenn Trout Raymond L. Keily Frederick City Nannie M. Swain Orphans’ Court Fredance County Execunix East Sixth Street Gee Marys Anna Simerton Vid F. Mayne Fannie M. Aye Lewis H. Swain Wnennie May Swain Axth Street St TS Executrix Benet Rk Reales Avchonee Torney Went Worece Ja Alenancer Gterk Matadam Fredjc Baltimore Garoge Eim Spring Valley Neil Saizte Emmert & Bowlus Realtor Weat Chirch M_ Alexander

Local social notes from Bolivar and nearby towns

Bolivar residents and relatives visited kin across the region with many weekend and weeklong trips. Families from Newark, Bolivar, Martinsburg, Shenandoah Junction, and Falls Church gathered in Washington and Virginia locales. Several children and teens, including Nina and Betsy Rosse and Paula Dudrow, are noted for illness and recovery. The Harpers Ferry High School band took part in the Tri State Band Festival in Martinsburg.

Bolivar Harry, Goodall Newark N. J Lee Hoover Camp Hill Robert Ott T. D. Ott Mannings W. Va Alexandria T. L. Saye Eva Hready Shirley Johnson Baltimore G. E. Webb D .M. Routson Washington Routson Ethel Moore Harpers Ferry Mamie Henley Loudoah County Jessie Cauffman William McPherson Shenandoah Junction Pittsburgh Martinsburg Clifford Zombro Brunswick Ella Zombro Kenneth Robinson Charles Town Nina Betsy Rosse Eugene Rosse Anne Johnnie Newcomer John Newcomer Cliffside Charles David Dudrow Paula Hagerstown Lawrence Muse Margaret Jane Leesburg Patsy Muse Winchester J. C. Gardner Stephens City Harry Reid

Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Events in Bolivar

Residents and guests figure in a stretch of social items. Mrs. Earl Staubs of Chicago visits the Stuarts near Molivar while Mary Emma V Collerd and Mrs. Anna Webb guide fifth and sixth graders on a Jefferson county tour. Navy man John Childs Jr. returns to Bolivar for the weekend with family. Bishop Campbell attends St Johns Episcopal confirmation service. three boys confirmed and Holy Communion given.

Robert Stuart Molivar Earl Staubs Chicago Mary Emma V Collerd Anna Webb Jefferson County Norma Thayer San Antonio Tex Harry Graves St. John’s Episcopal Church Strother Watson Bolivar B. F. Eackles Exckles Hopemont Sanatorium Rockville G. E. Webb Herman O'Brien New Jersey J. K. Grubb Thomas O'Brien Washington Eva Engle Engles, Jefferson Co Raymond Luther Noland U.S. Navy Quonset, RI Claude Noland Campbell St. Johns Episcopal Church S. N. Alger Virginia Quick Richmond, Va Maurice Pope Clarksville Tenn Dewey Meadows Mondry

Camp Hill Ladies Visit and Illness Mentioned

Mrs. Charles Wolfe is very ill at her Camp Hill home. Mrs. Hugh Lloyd and daughters Ange and Stella from Camp Hill visited Richmond Virginia last weekend. Mrs. Cora Cottom of Cumberland spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Emery Eldar.

Charles Wolfe Camp Hill Hugh Lloyd Ange and Stella Richmond Cora Cottom Cumberland Emery Eldar

Emmitsburg Social Roundup Highlights Local Gatherings

Emmitsburg notes show Dorsey Boyle visiting mother Mrs. Harry Boyle on Thursday night. A sewing circle met for Over the Tea Cup. Homemakers Club events linked Thurmont and Emmitsburg at the American Legion Home. Valerie Overman and family dined with Mrs. J Ward Kerrigan. George L. Wilhide and others attended a Maryland Bankers Association semi annual banquet at the Key Hotel in Frederick. Pen Mar bowling league banquet held May 2.

Emmitsburg Dorsey Boyle Baltimore Harry Boyle Clarence Fralley Homemakers Club of Thurmont Homemakers Club American Legion Home Valerie Overman Landon Edwards J. Ward Kerrigan George L. Wilhide Elizabeth Kay Estelle Watkins Frank W. Weant Alice Shorb Merie Rosensteel Charles Fuss Quinn Topper Thomas J. Frailey Oliver Waybright M. F. Shuff Maryland Bankers Association Francis Scott Key Frederick Pen Mar

Emmitsburg Lutheran Banquet to Feature Governor McKeldin

The Lutheran Parish House and Emmitsburg Chamber of Commerce announce the twenty eighth annual Lutheran Sunday School Association convention of the Western Conference of the Maryland Synod will meet at Elias Church Emmitsburg May 15 with the noon meal served by church women for about 200 attendees. Governor Theodore McKeldin will speak at the May 22 banquet. Mr Lawrence DeLong and his father Willis DeLong of 608 Lee Place are in Philadelphia on business.

Lutheran Parish Emmitsburg Lawrence DeLong Willis DeLong Lee Place Philadelphia

Maryland Land Week Set For July 20 26

The State Land Week Committee announced Maryland Land Week will run July 20 to 26. The observance aims to raise public interest and support for practical conservation and sound agriculture, with counties statewide participating and a focus in Southern Maryland particularly Prince Georges Charles Calvert St. Marys and Anne Arundel.

Maryland Prince Georges Charles Calvert St. Marys Anne Arundel

Counties Plan Land Week Programs with Conservation Focus

The Maryland Land Week Committee led by Edward F. Holter and the Blaze Grange will present several programs emphasizing conservation. The committee, formed to sponsor the first Land Week in 1950, includes Mrs. Abram S. Pearce, Joseph F. Kaylor, Harry Rieck, C. E. Wise Jr., Phillip RR. Winebrewer, and Fred L. Bull as secretary-treasurer.

Met Edward F. Holter Blaze Grange Holter Abram S. Pearce Joseph F. Kaylor Harry Rieck C. E. Wise Phillip

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