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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1950

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Lions Play To Boost Band Uniform Fund

Frederick Lions Club plans four performances May 31 to June 2 at Winchester Hall with the Community Players to raise funds for Frederick High School Band uniforms. About 110 members will need roughly 50 to 85 dollars per uniform. proceeds go to the band, which retains ownership of uniforms. Lions chairman is Roger B. Wolfe, with 10 Lions and 10 high school helpers handling tickets. Community Players president Phil Jarvey announcedMrs North will be staged. Delegates to the District convention in Baltimore May 24 to 25 were elected: Culler, Mann, Morgan, Simmons, Zimmerman, and others attended by guests.

Frederick Frederick Lions Club Winchester Hall Lions Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Lions Roger B. Wolfe Phil Jarvey Community Players Mrs North Frederick Lions Baltimore Paul Carmack Lied C Culler Walter Feaga Weldon Harper Charles Mann John Morgan Ralph Merchant Alves Renn Rechard Simmons Richare E Zimmerman Howard Wintney Mr. Morris, II Lion Ernest Hammaker Thurmont Gaithersburg France Beets Row Ganthersbore Loans

Judge to rule Monday on defense motion in Maryland Virginia Mini Producers case

Washington district court will decide Monday whether to grant a defense motion for acquittal for the Maryland Virginia Mik Producers Association secretary treasurer and seven Washington area defendants on conspiracy charges. The government contends the defendants plotted to fix risk prices while defense argues no arbitrary price fixing proved. Also named are Bruce B Detrick and seven others including Chestnut Fartuse and Makefield Hompoors.

Washington Dudie Alexander Kolteatl Maryland-Virginia Mik Producers Association Washington Area Leahy Dani Chestnut FartuseGhey Laveene Makefield Hompoors Alexandra Richfield Harvey

Mass Layoffs Mark Strike Across Railroads

Mass layoffs hit multiple rail lines on the second day of a nationwide strike. About 159000 railroad workers were idle as 16 000 workers walked off on four key lines. Attacks were reported on trains near Knoxville and Mishawaka with injuries and stone throwing incidents.

Chicago Tuo Knoxville Tom Southern Cenical Lines Knoxlie New York Central Railroad Mishawaka Ind New York Central Elkhart Rathoead National C Railways Pronsylvania Railroad Santa Fe New York Tomorro Soaulhein Railway Ts SR Yoo Brotherhood of Pennsylvania Maine Pennsylvania Railroad Western Pennsylvania

Boone Seeks Democratic Nomination for Second District

Towson May 11 Towson Gordon Boone president of the Baltimore County Bar Association and a House of Delegates member announced his candidacy for Congress. The 39 year old World War II veteran pledged full dedication to the job and said he would avoid no issue and meet every vote. He seeks to challenge incumbent William P. Bolton for the Second District seat.

Towson Gordon Boone Baltimore County Bar Association House of Delegates Boone General Assembly William P. Bolton

Detroit Auto Industry Braces For Strike Prolonged Disruption

Detroit's automobile industry remains largely unaffected but manufacturers warn trouble ahead as the strike stretches beyond a week. Markets for produce and livestock report mounting pinch amid delayed shipments and higher costs.

Detroit Produce and Livestock Market R

Plane Blast Kills Four Over Oyster Va

A Neptune type Navy patrol plane from Patuxent Naval Air Station exploded over Oyster Virginia on May 11. Four occupants were believed dead. three bodies were recovered from the wreckage, and a survivor attempt failed as flames engulfed the craft. Coast Guard found uniform markings matching Patuxent personnel.

Oyster Patuxent Naval Air Station Cape Charles Tere Coast Guard

Carroll Creek Fish Die Off Spreads Then Noted as Pollution Source

Carroll Creek shows widespread fish die off on Thursday with dead catfish and small fish floating in the stream. Residents say fish surfaced and drifted toward Monocacy after a midday spike, and local officials note previous pollution-linked deaths.

Carroll Creek Benjamin Fo Miehus College Avenue

Pastors to Receive Denunciation Letter Over 6 Percent Law Makers

Rev. Dr. J Franklin Bryan of the Lord's Day Alliance announced a letter to 1 200 pastors naming the six percent lawmakers who opposed a Sunday closing bill and the 40 who supported it. The missive urges re election of supporters and defeat of opponents in the primaries.

J. Franklin Bryan Lord's Day Alliance Mr. Bryan Ile

University starts experimental broiler farm near Salisbury

Salisbury May 17 The University of Maryland begins construction on an experimental broiler farm on its property to assist Eastern Shore poultry producers in raising larger and higher quality birds. George MD Quigley, University Poultry Specialist, outlined the project aims.

Salisbury University of Maryland University George MD. Quigley Eastern Shore

Winged crash destroys marsh craft and sheds

A son tore a wing from the craft and the main body plunged to earth in a marsh. A wing section struck a marine railway shed on the marsh shore, setting it ablaze along with five small fishing craft moored nearby. Several men on a plier extending over the marsh narrowly escaped debris.

Kind Words for Youth Named American Mother of 1950

Mrs Henry Roe Cloud arrived from West Linn Oregon as the American Mother of 1950. At 59 she offered a view on youth saying each generation fears the younger are in danger while she notes children are more alert to the times. She was chosen last month by the Golden Rule Foundation American Mothers Committee.

New York Henry Roe Cloud West Linn Ore Roe Cloud

Baltimore Delegates Vote Denouncing Sunday Closing

Maryland House of Delegates members denounced a near unanimous vote restricting Sunday tavern hours. The scene centers on opposition to Sunday closing measures and political maneuvering within Baltimore's legislative scene.

Baltimore House of Delegates Maryland

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