City Seeks Route for Freder ick North-South Bypass
City engineers await State Roads Commission to mark exact path for a north south by pass around Freder ick from Route 15 near Route 240 to Route 40 near Baughman's Lane then north to Route 15 near Harmony Grove. Uncertainty delays subdivision plans including Lucy G Fout and Richard F Kline developments. Authorities warn exact alignment and interchanges, if any, remain unsettled and may affect land rights and elevations.
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State Roads Commission
Frederck
Walter
Harmony Grove
Lucy G. Fout
Andortheast
Baughman’s Lane
Patrick Street
Richard F. Kline
Roads Commission
Subivision Developments
Waller
Road Commission
Rederick
Kline
Agriculture Department Sees Food Prices Stabilizing
Washington on May 9 the Agriculture Department forecast that current high food prices should remain fairly stable at least into early summer barring shifts in international tension. It cited adequate supplies and projected civilian meat consumption near 148 pounds per person this year, with possible upticks later due to military and export demand.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Seven Car Freight Wreck Locks Pennsy Line
In New Brunswick New Jersey on May 9 47 produce cars derailed from a 141 car freight eastbound to Jersey City from Potomac yards Washington DC. The main line near Philadelphia and New York was blocked with detours and shuttle trains. No injuries reported commuters and long distance travelers faced hours of delay as crews cleared the tangled wreckage.
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New Brunswick
N. 2
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Jersey
Ailroad
Ersey City
Potomac Yards
Washington, D. C
Russia Won Two Wars All Alone Pravda Says
Pravda lauds the Soviet people for single handedly winning World War I and crushing German imperialism and Japanese militarism. The Moscow radio editorial notes six years since victory and claims both Western and Eastern aggressors were liquidated.
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Russia
Pravda
London
Russian Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Mothers of Hood Students Form First Club
Hood College mothers will launch a Mothers' club at a May Day supper in Coblentz dining hall while fathers attend their annual dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A committee will organize, elect officers, and set dues to fund club projects and infirmary renovations previously undertaken.
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Fathers of Hood College
Francis Scott Key
Mothers of Hood
Coblentz
Hood
Sidney B. Coleman
Philadelphia
Barbara
Howard E. Crook
Baltimore
Margaret
Wallace Fearnley
Rochester
Joyce
Wells L. Field
Washington
Tabitha
Harold Pose
Détroit
Mich
Sally
Hewey L. Freuchtameyar
Jane
J. Elmer Harp
Middletown
Henry' S. Liebert
Richmond
Jean-Anne
Roswell W. Lyon
Harrisburg
Ann
Arthur I. Macdonald
Wilbraham
Mass
Jean
J. 5. Oehrle
Pittsburgh
Betsy
R. W. Pattison
Halyoke
Irvin A. Raubenhold
York
Joan
J. D. Robinson
Gaklyn
N. J
Elizabeth
Paul A. Seltzer
Lansdown
Pamela
Harold F. Springhorn
Bosota
Mary-Lou
Andrew G. Truxal
Frederick
Noradel
L. Morris VanFossen
Cleveland
Elizabeth W. Warren
Hingham
W. Merval Weaver
Crook
Fearnley
Field
Freuchtemeyer
Harp
Liebert
Macdonald
Oehrle
Raubenhold
Robinson
Fathers’ Club
R. Paul Smith
Board of Trustees
Hagerstown
Truxal
William Sprigg
Clubh
Local Dentists At Annual State Meeting
The 68th annual Maryland State Dental Association meeting is in Baltimore at the Lord Baltimore Hotel from May 6 through today. Four leading authorities on dentistry topics address the gathering, with Dr. H Ralph Williams of Cumberland presiding after the death of President Dr. Roger S. Schlosser of Hagerstown. Frederick County dentists attending include Drs Charles E. Broadrup Bernard M. Davis John Doll Thomas S. Eader David G. Everhart Sidney Hammond W. Lt. Lloyd Stanley Meadows Linwood Myers William H. Thomas Jr William E Train and W B Walson.
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Maryland State Dental Association
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
H. Ralph Williams
Cumberland
Roger S. Schlosser
Hagerstown
Frederick County Dental Association
Charles £. Broadrup
Bernard M. Davis
John Doll
Thomas S. Eader
David G. Everhart
Sidney Hammond
W. Lt. Lloyd
Stanley Meadows
Linwood Myers
William H. Thomas
William E. Train
W. B. Walson
Look To Job On 3 School Properties
Lincoln school additions specifications due in approximately ten days while a new elementary school on Motter Avenue will have its reading. Board plans include routes, land deeds, and permissions for capital improvements as conditions delay material availability.
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Lincoln
News
Motter Avenue
Board of Education
Route 40
Board of County Commissioners
Liberty School
Middletown High School
Thurmont
Thurmont High School
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Frederick High School
Wallace N. Grimes
Stevens
Margaret Strine
State Teachers College
Middletown
Vadne M. Henline
Eleanor P. Collins
Walkersville
Russian officials in Prague amid purge rumors
Moscow radio said Marshal Ivan Konev and Deputy Foreign Minister V A Zorin are in Prague to celebrate the sixth anniversary of Czechoslovakia’s liberation by the Soviet army. Unconfirmed Prague reports claimed Konev would assume a Czech defense role and linked Zorin to 1948 events. a Czech spokesman called the purge talk silly.
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London
Moscow Radio
Ivan S. Koney
V. A. Zorin
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Konev
Czch
Belgrade
Iaid Konev
Must rebuild airfields to aid US bombers and fighters
Washington on May 9 reports strategic Iceland airfields would be almost useless for modern American heavy bombers and jet fighters unless rebuilt. The note emphasizes urgent need to repair facilities to support air operations.
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Washington
Iceland
MacArthur hearings take center stage in Washington drama
Washington coverage frames the MacArthur firing inquiries as a three ring show with Sen. Richard Russell leading open hearings on Armed Services and Foreign Relations. President Truman contends facts will justify the firing while a parade of editors and officials observe the spectacle.
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Sthepson
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
J. P. Morgan
Wendell Willkie
House Un-American Activities Committee
Kefauver
Enzio Pinza
Broadway
Georgia
Richard Russells
Armed Service-Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Truman
General MacArthur
New York
MacArthur
Defense
George C. Marshall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russell
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Barkley
Mary Astor's Husband's Pal Tries Death by Own Action
Beverly Hills, Calif. May 9 A dancer who accompanied actress Mary Astor's husband on a tour of night clubs after Miss Astor overdosed on sleeping pills is in a hospital. Joan Blair Casparis, 33, is in serious condition after also overdosing on sleeping potion. Detective Sgt. Joe Gebhardt said Casparis was found unconscious after Thomas Wheelock, Astor's husband, could not wake her by phone. Wheelock described Casparis as a 20 year friend. police call it attempted death by own action. Casparis was in a room at the Beverly Hills Hotel. no notes were found. Astor, recovering from a third overdose in 11 months, was reported out of danger.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mary Astor
Miss Astor
Joe Gebhardt
Joan Blair Casparis
Thomas Wheelock
Miss Casparis
California Lutheran Hospital
Los Angeles
Wheelock
Gebhar
Cemetery Board Reelects Officers After Meeting
Mt Mt Olivet Cemetery Co managers held a Tuesday night meeting at the company office and reelected last year’s officers R Ames Hendrickson as president G Hunter Bowers as vice president William Slemmer as secretary and Robert A Kline as superintendent Bethesda May 9 ailing Cordeliuis former Secretary of State shown as better by Naval Medical Center spokesman
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Mt. Olivet Cemetery Co
Ree
R. Ames Hendrickson
G. Hunter Bowers
William Slemmer
Robert A. Kline
WLI
Bethesda
Cordeliuis
Naval Medical Center
Truman Aims for Stronger U S Military and Mobilization
President Truman outlined a definite concrete plan to build bigger armed forces and a complete mobilization framework to deter Soviet power. He warned Moscow could trigger a third world war and urged rapid preparation through extended price and wage controls, higher taxes, and broad mobilization to sustain military production while facing inflation. Defense officials also reported 16,000 Communist vehicles seen in North Korea as they move southward.
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Washington
Truman
Moscow
Interior Department
Industry Council
Korea
U. S
Kremlin
300 Allied Planes Hit Reds Field
Tokyo reports a massive Allied air strike on the Simuju air field on the Korea Manchuria border. Over 300 Allied planes bombed and burned the field for about half an hour, with reports of limited Red losses and one U.S. plane damaged. The raid aimed to thwart a suspected Communist aerial offensive as Red air forces were screened and scattered.
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Tokyo
Air Porce
Simuju
United Nations Air Hese
Korea
Antung
Manchuria
Yalu River
Sinvijn
Rafe E. Partridge
U.S
Sinuija
U.N
Hongchon
Redd
Inia
Simulli
WH. L. Williams
Watunga
OFA
Sloe Eyed Cleopatra Sulking To Women
Nottingham group protests Cleopatra as part of Women Through the Ages pageant. Emily Roseblade says not a good woman for parade while Nellie Smith argues to include both sides. Controversy over Cleopatra’s inclusion leads to committee review.
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Nottingham
Cleopatra
B. C
The
Nile
Julius Caesar
Mark Anthony
Emily Roseblade
Florence Nightingale
Miss Smith
Spanish Police Fire On Demonstrators In Pamplona May Day
Spanish police fired on a crowd of strikers in Pamplona as a general strike paralyzed the city. Fifty workers were arrested as instigators after a civil governor warned of grave sanctions if they did not return to work by 2 p.m. The demonstrators gathered despite earlier skirmishes with police.
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Pamplona
Spain
Luis Valero Bermejo
Ridgway Promoted to Full General in U S Army
President Truman nominates Ridgway for full general, giving him a fourth star to succeed MacArthur in the Pacific. MacArthur remains a five star general. Nieckway has been serving as commander in the Far East and heads United Nations forces in Korea amid postwar assignments.
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Washington
Truman
Malinow
Ridgway
Douglas MacArchur
Senate
MacArthur
Nieckway
Sechiol
Far East
Suich
United Nite Tans
Korea
Kuman
Ten Thousand Gift To Broderick Memorial Hospital
At the regular board meeting the Broderick Memorial Hospital managers announced an additional gift of ten thousand dollars to the memorial fund. Mrs. Paul McEwen of New York City contributed five thousand dollars in memory of her father John K. Robinson and five thousand in memory of her husband. The Robinson fund supports nursery equipment and the McEwen fund funds nursing scholarships and nurse welfare. The donor previously gave ten thousand dollars in 1947 and the new gift remains designated for the nursery and for nurses. The board noted nineteen members present and disclosed hospital statistics for the month.
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Broderick Memorial Hospital
Paul Merwen
New York City
John K. Robinson
Yeedesdt
Paul McFwen
Thihelity
Mrr Robinson
X Fibre
McEwen
Pat S. Michael
Catherine Weddle
Medical Records Ranm
Old Point Comfort
Hammond Clary
Nursing Council
Mary Kurehbisky
War of the Hospital
Croghan Heights Farewell Party For Croghans
Residents of Braddock Heights hosted a farewell fete for Mr. and Mrs. Croghan at Camp Sedley Inn as they retire to Frederick. They will operate Hotel Frederick and pursue travel golf and antiques. Mrs. Croghan to open an antique shop. Local dignitaries spoke and former residents attended the event with music and group singing.
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Braddock Heights
Mu Croghan
the Heights
Camp Sedley Inn
Hotel Bredevies
Croghan
Harpers Terry
Zonta Club
Lions Club
Croghans
Thomas Williams
William C. Royal
Royal
Sraddock Heights
Dave Hagan
Maynard Waster
Wm. C. Meintzer
Harry Zimmerman
George Stup
Jack Shorrow
Shorrow
Philip N. Rebel
Michael J. John Thomas
Lewis Wo. Warner
Sarah Ann
Kathleen Croghan
Steady Price Structure Guides Market Moves
New York May 9 report notes a steady price structure shaping the stock market. The framework enables some issues to show modest gains while others hold or drift, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and mixed earnings signals across sectors.
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New York
No Jap Volunteers in Korea War Discussed in Senate Hearing
Secretary Marshall testified before the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees that no Japanese volunteers serve with UN forces in Korea. He cited fears of a Sino Soviet defense pact aimed at Japan and possible Chinese Communist intervention, tying policy to MacArthur's ouster and the broader China policy.
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Washington
Marshall
United Nations
Korea
Japan
Msi
Senate Armed Servicers
Douglas MacArthur
Far Easte
Sendler Byrd
Prst
USNL
Pal
Asia
I Tnow
State Department
Seretary of
Adegar
Wiley
Wis
China
MacArthur
Crinima
Lis
Ching
Chiang Ku-Shek
Chingsa
MayArthur
Wilay
Mavshail
Philippians
Martin Mass
House
Fulbright
Reawland
Rcalif
Won't Yield On Price Rollback
Kansas City May 9 Michael V DiSalle says no amount of pressure will change his view on the beef price rollback order. The Office of Price Stabilization director defends the measure noting prior assurances of no meal price increases without controls and citing 12 percent and 25 percent increases since January and last June.
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Kansas City
Michael V. DiSalle
Lye Cable
Office of Price Stabilization
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Mothers of Hood Girls
Club
Matter Ave
K Koney
Zorin
Matthew Neely
West Virginia
United States
Trans World Airlines
Ltes
Tle Armed Services Committee
State
Defense Department
Vladivostok
Richard B. Russell
Aneri¢a
North Korea
Reds’ Field
Sinuiju
Croghans Heights
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