Delaplaine Named Hotel Co President in Frederick
R E Delaplaine elected president of the Frederick Hotel Company at a board meeting succeeding Holmes D Baker who died recently. He has served as vice president for ten years and treasurer for five. Parsons Newman named second vice president and R Paul Smith first vice president. Director vacancy filled by Joseph B D Baker Jr. Resolutions honored the late Baker. Paul W McAuliffe reviewed year to date operations as directors and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hotel Company
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Robert F. Delaplaine
Frederick
Holmes D. Baker
Delaplaine
Pas
Parsons Newman
R. Paul Smith
Joseph BD. Baker
Baker
Paul W. McAuliffe
James H. Gambrill
Lewis BR Dertzbaugh
Frank MM. Dertzbaugh
Roger R. Rice
R. Ames Hendrickson
F. Ross Myers
Robert L. Warfield
Robert F. Telaplaine
Sam W. Maples
Pilip Wertheimer
William T. Delaplaine
Charles McC Mathias
William B. Bennett
Roger B Wolfe
James H. Cramer
Promising Antibiotic Aureomycin Sparks Growth Hopes
At the American Chemical Society meeting, Drs Linkstad and Jukes reported aureomycin shows unprecedented growth promoting effects in animals and poultry. They noted possible future benefits for undernourished children, stressing the drug’s potential amid rising populations and scarce resources. The ACS annual meeting again promises new benefits for mankind.
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No On
Soviet Empire Collapse Predicted By Hoffman Chief
Foreign affairs chief Hoffman predicts the Russian Communist empire will crack suddenly within our lifetime. He cites Stalin’s death and satellite breakaway as key factors, but warns Western hopes of a swift fall are risky. He argues internal disintegration and external pressure could erode Soviet rule without war. A separate item notes a 1948 Japanese iron mine output of 870000 tons, up 38 percent.
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Faul Hoffman
Acs
Hoffman
Stalin
Russia
Soviet Union
Exhibition Of Art At Artz Library By Miss Smith
Frederick artist Versatiity presents work in the May exhibition by the Between-The-Rook-Ends club at Cy Bure Artz Library. Display includes glass paintings on the reverse of glass, miniature coats of arms, and china ware pictorials. Miss Smith plans to rotate paintings as they are finished and also shows water colors of local scenes.
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Frederick
Cy Bure Artz Wibrary
Mires
Helen Smith
Fred
Errectanians
Miss Smith
Spring Dinner Set by Frederick Girl Scout Association
Adult members of the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts hold their annual spring dinner meeting this evening at six o'clock at Camp Baker Braddock Heights. Board members will be hostesses with patrol leaders and trap committees. Mrs C Clifton Dolt serves as president and Mrs Paul G Johnson as voting executive secretary.
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Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Camp Baker
Braddock Heights
C. Clifford Dolt
Paul G Johnson
Local Hems From The Columns Of The News May 9 1900
Fire destroyed the Targe Frame Ware House owned by John H Grove agent for McCormick Harvesting Co. Sixty binders and other equipment valued around 7000 were lost. Two adjacent warehouses survived. Also noted was condemnation action for Henry R Wilson’s nine acre Mt Airy lot and possible Baltimore and Ohio Railroad improvements. Jury adjourned to Friday. Republican convention endorsed McRamey administration. Thieves stole chickens from Welie Himbury and George S Meberly on South Market Street. Editorial promotes Free Kindergarten Association as a needed public appeal to support ongoing work.
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John HW Grove
McCormick Harvesline Machine Co
Avenius
Santo
Veederick
Henry R Wilson
Mt. Airy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
McRamey
Welie Himbury
George
Meberly
South Market Street
CHE News
Free Kindergarten Association
Ely
Population drop marks Brunswick 1930 census
Twenty years ago in The News dated May 9 1930 Brunswick reports a 1930 population of 3671 a decline of 234 over ten years Plans approved for a new Frederick Free Kindergarten at the Williams property on South Market Street by Federated Charities Corporation remodeling of a rear carriage house to begin immediately A wedding slated for June 26 Katherine Trundle daughter of Mrs Thomas Trundle Rosemont Addition to wed William D Powell of Woodsboro Frederick Warriors lose season opener 14 6 at Hagerstown before about 1500 as seven eighth inning runs seal the win
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Brunswick
Frederick Free Kindergarten
Williams
South Market Street
Federated Charities Corporation
Frederick
Katherine Trundle
Thomas Trundle
Rosemont
William D. Powell
Woodsboro
Frederick Warriors
Hagerstown
Totenicips Stadium
Washington Daybook highlights McCarthy clash
Washington Daybook reports Democratic Senators’ view that McCarthy’s charges against the State Department lack proof, noting shifts in political risk for both parties. It also covers Florida’s Pepper-Smathers race results, Kerr’s stance on Truman’s foreign policy, a Congressional office basketball fundraiser, and a Cedar Rapids contest winner hosted by Senator Benton.
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Reed Blaine Washington
Joseph McCarthy
State Department
Wisconsin
Senate
Congress
McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Republican Party
Littimore
China
Senate Democrats
Kerr
Oklahoma
Olin
Bobs Kere
Truman
Keres
Kerthis
Connecticut
William Benton
Washington
Civel
Bill Benten
Yno
Penn Kimball
Bill Benton
Public knowledge urged on Communist activity in U S
The piece cites Edgar Hoover claiming about fifty five thousand Communists and a half million fellow travelers in the United States. It argues government files show bases for estimates and warns of front jobs and social access in Washington. It credits the House Un-American Activities Committee with hard campaigns to expose subversives.
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Washington
McCarthy
Congress
Edgar [Hoover
Federal ‘Burcle
FBI
United States
Mtr
Hoover
New York State
New York City
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
J Edigar Woaver
New York
Thesr
Inge
Ner
Igenmant
United
House Un-American Activities Committee
Congressional
Edgar Hoover
Serviera
Navy shifts PR to all hands in new public relations drive
The Navy unveils a revised public relations program moving away from a top down approach. Admiral Sherman orders PR as a command function with captains in charge at bases and a new slogan Public Relations is an All Hands Job. A weekly newsletter and new PR manuals accompany the rollout.
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Prier Edson
Washington
U.S. Navy
Navy
Chommelin
Navy Public Relations Department
Irvine
Forrest ‘Sherman
Naval Operation
Denfeld
Annapolis
Sherman
Pr.o
Job Green
Army
Air Force
Sears
Pensacola
Fla
Naval
He E. Sears
Moot Word Of The Day Debatable Usage
A brief lesson noting common usage errors such as real versus really glad and mispronounced or misspelled terms like debutant. It highlights synonyms for restitution and emphasizes learning one new word daily to expand vocabulary with practical examples.
Market Prices Reported For Wheat Corn And Barley
Market prices for wheat corn and barley are listed with brief readings. The item notes price figures in several grain classes and commodities as observed in the market bulletin.
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Bartey
Fepc bill faces southern filibuster in Senate debate
The Nation Today notes the Senate ready to debate FEPC civil rights bill to ban hiring refusals based on race color religion or ancestry. Southern Democrats threaten a filibuster to block progress, while Truman presses Congress to pass stronger anti discrimination measures.
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James Marlow Washington
Senate
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
South
Truman
Congress
Truman Democrats
House
Joseph Martin
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
Braddock Heights Roller Club Takes Riverside Outing
About 50 members and guests traveled by chartered bus and private cars to Washington for an evening of skating at Riverside Stadium. On the way home the group stopped for refreshments. The club will meet May 15 to discuss plans for another trip.
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Braddock Heights
Navy reshapes PR to unify armed services under sea power
The Navy shifts to proactive public relations, consulting other services and promoting Admiral Sherman through prominent magazine coverage while five film crews document its operations. Public speakers vanish in favor of base open houses and internal education. Captain Crommelin retires temporarily to avoid further incidents.
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Navy
Admiral Sherman
Colors
Jack
Crommelin
U.S
Dorothe Dix Advice Column on Love and Motherhood
Dorothy Dix answers readers on marriage, love, and childrearing with blunt guidance. A 26 year old weighs marrying a frugal but repulsive suitor. Dix says love is essential and warns against costly bargains. A married mother worries about a permissive grandmother spoiling children and power struggles at home.
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Miss Dix
Ime
Lmen
Jro
Open House Tour Attracts About 1200 Visitors In Frederick
Final check by the Garden Club of Frederick shows roughly 1 200 people toured Frederick houses and gardens on Sunday. Visitors came from New Zealand England and from as far as California Tennessee Alabama Kentucky and Louisiana. Hosts from Mt Airy Garden Club Taskers Chance Garden Club and local garden groups welcomed guests at each stop with many home owners aiding the welcome efforts.
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Frederick
Club of
New Zealand
England
California
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Louisiana
The
Fornia
Federated Garden Clubs
Mt. Airy
Walter G Crowther
Holly Albaugh
Oscar Fox
R. E. Town
Gerrit Peters
Sam Maples
J. L. Noell
Harry Riddfemoser
Alden Fisher
Robert S Clapp
Claude Barrick
William Trail
Helena Stauffer
G. Hunter Bowers
Virginia Miller
William T. Delaplaine
Margaret Motter
Lewis Martz
Stanley Bury
E. D. McCain
Mary Maulsby
Joseph Urner
John Smith
W. A. Riddell
Cal
J. Walker Carty
Parsons ‘Newman
Frank Harris
Geraldine Dubel
Thomas P. Culler
Ridglery Beer
John Ed Schell
James McSherry
Henry Chase
Robert Warfield
A. A. Pearce
Charles McC. Mathias
R. E. Delaplaine
Frank Nicodemus
Answers And Answers From A Quiz On History And Feelings
The piece presents questions and factual answers on topics from Portland cement origin to Washington DC incorporation and Mason Dixon line history. It also includes a botched personal note about love and advice, ending with a Bell Syndicate style release.
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Pepper
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Arnold Svacek
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Camp Stoneham
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Jo Nece
Isle of Portland
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Jeremiah Dixon
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