Hood College Arts Festival Draws 1000 Attendees
Hood College hosted the 44th May Day Festival featuring the Festival of Arts with guest lectures by Dr. Sawyer and Thomson, a choir concert, and theatrical shows. The event highlighted modern art development in America and WPA influence, with Hood May Queen Gail Muliken and a court procession.
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Ims Sears Alex
al Acta Les Aoted
New York
Cnoree
Bremer Aznes
Nz Wren
Pone Brels
Inp
Coffman Ave’ Ag
Lev
Art Crue
Kener
Virzl Thom
Os Muluken
Laun Sawyer
Baltimore Sun
Broabeck Hall
America
Sawyer
WPA
Stearns
Coape
Thomson
E.enin
Med.a. Euripides
Wiliam Sebastian Hart
Beverly Canning
Hood
Hood College
Gail Muilken
Princess Hood
Carol Lamb
Janet Knecht
Frank J Keefer
May Court
Sandra Ely
Starr Culker
Martyn Mumford Bourdeaus
Della Mae Watson
Marie Andree Summers
Two Fire Companies Hold Annual Dance
About 490 people attended the second annual country music dance held by the Independent and Junior fire companies at the National Guard Armory on Second and Bentz Streets. Door prizes went to Rebecca Wrigot, R H Haines, Jesse S Phelps, and Mrs A G Creek, with cash awards totaling 3? and 35. Funds will support uniforms and regular expenses for the two Frederick City fire companies and parade costs.
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National Guard
Second and
Bentz Streets
Rebecca Wrigot
West Seventh Street
R H Haines
South Marset
Jesse S Phelps
Frederick
A. G. Creek
West Patrick Street
Frederick Cly Fre
Two Local Crashes Reported With $740 In Damages
The Frederick Barracks of the State Police reported two weekend accidents on U S 40 and U S 49 involving local high school students. A 1951 Plymouth collided with another vehicle at Frederik City Jamits after 11 55 pm Saturday, injuring none reported.
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Frederick Barracks
U.S. 40
US 49
Frederik City Jamits
Frederck
Man Found Dead in Bethesda High School Theft Collision
James E Cutlip, 59, longtime Washington Post Times Herald assistant managing editor, died of cancer in Anchorage after a life in journalism. A separate incident near Fort Detrick involved a 1958 Lincoln driven by William Fisher colliding with a 1954 Jaguar driven by Roger Wazne-Assay. no injuries or bullets reported.
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Eston H. Hoffman
Fort Detrick
William John Fisher
Jaguar
Roger Wazne - Asay
Bethesda-Ches
James E. Cutlip
Washington
James E Cutlip
Washington Post-Times
Aging Place Herald
Theo
Anchorage
Alaska
Washington Hospital Center
Sorkmen
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