West German constitution approved by Constituent Assembly
Bonn May 8 A Constituent Assembly approved a democratic constitution for the West German Republic. The vote was 5 12 with dissent from the two Communist delegates and fighting delegates from the U S zone. The action paves the way for elections in the Western zones and a future all German government, with ratification by the three Western Military Governors to follow.
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Bonn
Germany
Soviet Union
Bavaria
Russia
Berlin
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Assembly
Konrad Adenauer
Jas
Neius
Weimar Republic
Hitler
Weimar
Frankfurt
High School Glee Clubs To Give Concert On Wednesday
The tenth annual Frederick County high school glee clubs concert is set for Wednesday evening at 8:30 in the Frederick High School Auditorium. An All-County chorus of about 150 voices will perform, with each participating school presenting selections under their conductors and accompanists.
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Igh
Glee Clubs
Frederick
Ounty
Frederick High School
Ist Elmsider Junior High School
Lee Club
G. "Hara
Lilian S. Braungart
Glee Club
Woodbury
Macy Noble Cain
Virgnia D. Rogers
Jank H. Lewis
Walkersville High School
Lib- Astraum
Vincent Youmans
Virginia D. Rogers
Hattie Myers
Marjorie Eaves
Thurmont High School
Victor Laury
Holy City
Adam
Ingwald
Mildred Trevvett
Jane ‘T. Long
Gaul
Donald Sullivan
Ramona Crowl
Dietz and Schwartz
Nobie Cain
Charles C. T. Stull
Jean Wigington
Joe Campbell
Anthony Cincotta
Wm. Cornelius
Wayne Catlett
Harry Danner
Wayne Everitts
Wiliam Funk
Jewish Designed House Plan 2643 Aims To Overcome Flaws
Architect Rudolph A. Matern of Jamaica Queens presents Plan 2643 to address common home layout criticisms. Survey shows 29 percent lack vestibule to keep cold out, 45 percent no rear vestibule off the kitchen, 48 percent no rain protection over the front door, 39 percent use living room as a corridor, 61 percent have insufficient closet space, and 35 percent lack direct basement access from outdoors. The 1208 square foot design excludes garage.
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Rudolph A. Matern
161St St
Jamaica 2
Police Execute Gangsters In Brunswick And Utica League Meeting
Shanghai Police execute a list of named gangsters in Brunswick and Emmitsburg areas and report on Utica Lutheran Woman's League meeting with details of officers, attendees, and planned community events.
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Shanghai
Eyra wild cat and patent rights questioned
The eyra is a wild cat in South and Central America with an elongated body and reddish coat, about the size of a domestic cat and reputed to attack fowl. A person cannot freely make a patented article for private use as unauthorized construction or use may infringe a patent even if not sold.
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South
Central America
Brazil
Mexico
Filling Station Sells on Lisbon U.S. 40 Land
A filling station on 17 acres on the north side of U S 40 at Lisbon's east end changed hands from Mr and Mrs Jesse M Sirk to Mr and Mrs Alton P Brandenburg according to Howard County land records The sellers acquired the land four years ago from Earl Pickett.
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U. S. 40
Lisbon
Jesse M. Sirk
Alton P. Brandenburg
Howard County Land Records
Earl Pickett
Westminster Theological Seminary Graduation Plans
President Lester A. Welliver announces the annual commencement events for Westminster Theological Seminary. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by the president Sunday May 15 at 8 00 p m in the Methodist church. An alumni banquet is set for Monday May 6 at noon at Westminster Lutheran church with Dr Frank L Shaffer as speaker and Bishop Haven G Werner to give the commencement address on the Seminary lawn at 400 p m. A marriage license was issued in Westminster to William Herbert Rattase and Mildred Ingram of Tancy town.
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Lester A. Welliver
Westminster Theological Seminary
Methodist Church
Westminster Theological’ Seminary
Westminster Lutheran Church
Frank L. Shaffer
Haven G. Werner
Westminster
William Herbert Rattase
Mildred Ingram
Tancytown
Reds Announce Capture Near Shanghai and Rail Line Loss
The Communist radio claimed capture of Kashing, 82 miles southwest of Shanghai, and said major Hangcehow–Nanchang railway sections were in Communist hands. Nationalist garrison near Shanghai admitted no contact with Kashing and defended Kashan, while Communists reported several towns west of the rail line and a swing toward the east to link with forces southeast of Hangcehow. The Reds also claimed Show chang and Kienteh as captured, and said Washing had been surrounded by Nationalist forces.
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Shanghai
Peiping Red Radio
Kashing
Hangcehow
Nanchang
Red
Chuhsien
Kiangshan
Hangehow
Tsien Tang River
Yanatze
Yangtze
Poland
Poyang Lake
Showchang
Kienteh
Jangechaw
Ens
Chekiang
There
Hang
Shanghai News Notes on Communists and Garrison Actions
The report discusses Red forces and government suppression with emphasis on strategic doctrine. It notes Shanghai garrison praise for Nationalist air force bombings in a triangle near Kashing Wusih and Taichang. Wusih lies 75 miles west of Shanghai Taichang is 30 miles northwest.
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Shanghai
Kashing, Wusih
Taichang
Wusih
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Lewistown Hall
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Pheological Seminary
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Walkersville, MD
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Leon S. Golnick
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