Magaha Named a Head Lions Club Leader
Captain Charles W. Magaha of the state police was chosen president of the Frederick Lions Club at a luncheon meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. John W. Morgan and G. Bernard Callan were named first and second vice presidents, with Dr. Noel H. Grass elected third vice president. Charles V. Main re-elected secretary and L. Rayhu Specht treasurer. Additional officers included Julien P. Delphey tail twister Byron W. Thompson and a three-year rector slate led by G. William Bout, Paul M. Carmack, Charles W agahn, Alvey V. Renn and Richard F. Simmons as delegates to the international convention. The ten officers will serve from July 1. The election required multiple ballots, with tallying by Simmons, Reaga, Staley and Main. President Renn presided as results were announced. visitors included Fred Meitzler and Mr. Morebreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Magaha
Frederick Lions Club
Charles V. Main
L. Rayhu Specht
Lionmer
Julien P. Delphey Tailwister
Byron W. Thompson
Rrector
G. William Out
Paul M. Carmack
Charles Wagahn
Alvey V. Renn
Ricard F. Simmons
Feld
Washington
G. Bernard Callan
Aul M. Carmack
Noel Hross
Clinton S. Hamilton
Ricard F. Kline
Ohn W. Morgan
Raymond Shipley
Richard Simmons
Richard F. Simmons
Lester B. Reaga
Harold K. Staley
Alvery V. Renn
Lion James V. Cotter
Burroughs Company
Fred Meitzler
Jcity
Mr. Morebreck
York, Pa
Mastering Daily Word Use and Pronunciation Tips
A compact language note highlights common usage mistakes such as may versus might in requests, pronunciation of languer as lang-ger, and the correct spelling and meaning of divisible and devisable. It also emphasizes daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word, with adherence defined as steady attachment or devotion, and notes farm output per man-hour doubling over the past 40 years.
McDonogh School Fair Set for Saturday at Timonium
The McDonogh School Fair Saturday at Timonium Fair Grounds aims to draw about 337 dairy and beef animals, ranking as the second largest in 23 years. Exhibitors will be split into novice and veteran classes, with judges from Maryland and Frederick. Baltimore County leads with 80 entries, followed by Frederick 59 and Harford 57, featuring Ayrshires Guernseys Holsteins Jerseys Angus Hereford and Short Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timonium
McDonogh
Timonium Fair Grounds
R.N Wills
Joseph M. Vial
University of
Move to Oust Acheson Gains Steam in Congress
Washington reports that House Republicans and Southern Democrats plan a bid to remove Secretary of State Acheson by withholding or blocking funds after June 30. Rep Arends notes such a move will develop, as Cox says denying funds could force Acheson out or trigger Truman to fire him. Administration supporters delay the 1951-52 State Department appropriation, hoping the MacArthur controversy subsides.
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Washington
Acheson
House
State Department
Rep. Arends of
Minds
Rep
Cox
D-Ga
Truman
Appropriations
Subcommittee
Truman MacArthur
MacArthur
News Conference Reveals Satisfaction with Secretary of State
At a recent news conference the speaker said he is very well satisfied with his Secretary of State. The remarks underscored confidence in the official and signaled approval of current diplomatic directions.
What Really Counts In Life And Faith
A reflective essay contrasts burglary and churchgoing. It argues some attend for status and social joy yet shirk true devotion. It cites Jesus teaching to love God wholeheartedly and to love one’s neighbor, urging sincere faith over ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl L. Douglass
B.D
New England
God
Railroads Embrace Radio For Moving Train Communication
Telegraph and telephone networks span about 200000 miles in the United States but radio is quickly gaining ground for communicating with moving trains, signaling a shift in railroad communications.
Spinach Prep Tips for Creamy White Sauce
Several cooks shred spinach before cooking and then cream it after cooking. Drain well to avoid excess moisture before adding to the white sauce.
Doctor Warns to See Doctor Promptly for Bladder Trouble
Dr Edwin P Jordan cautions readers to not ignore pus or blood in urine or painful urination. Urinary signs often flare and fade, delaying care risks serious pelvic infection and chronic issues. Seek prompt evaluation to locate source from kidneys downward and begin treatment.
Cystitis Insight and Early Treatment Advances
An 1051 Frederick News item explains bladder inflammation or cystitis caused by germs or irritants. It warns of pain fever and bladder wall changes if untreated, notes rapid, effective germ fighting treatments and the cystoscope allows precise diagnosis, urging prompt action for any urinary symptoms.
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Magaha
South Market
Sam Miller
Army
Eisenhower
St. S
Ruby Mae Woodlife
Royal Cotton Mills
Wake Forest
N. C
Druid Theater
Damascus, Maryland
Damascus
Bill Williams
Jane Nigh
ISO
Gene Tierney
John Lund
Thelma Ritter
Opera House
City Opera House
Tonite Imperial Brunswick Phont Band
Ciee FBI
Tim Holt
Tucson
Pride OF
Schick
dKemsberg
Joeley Shine
Key Hotel
Kemp
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
NEA Services
the Foreign Legion Cartoon & Comedy
Braddock Drive-In
RTS
Tonite
Johnny Eager
Bowery Boys
Fighting Fools
Buster Crabbe
SUN
Frederick Charlie
Chaplin
Cyvy Lights
Bartyn Mactaie
Searforl
OLDS
Phe Mee
Gene Autry
CTE LA Ten
Hollywood
HY Gardner Ry York Weald
Ike
John Tierney
Lund
Miriam Thelma -Hopkins - Ritter
Jan Sterling Mitchell Leisen
the News
Frederick
America
Florence Marly
Robert Peyton
Pei
Japan
Matias
Teale Ts Metropolitan
M. Geisha
Simmons, Bunting, Barcalo
Lloyd, Koch, Deltox, Salterini, Sampson
Neal
Simmons
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