New Books At Arts Library and More
A digest of new books and notices includes a Johnson biography by James L. Clifford, a South collection edited by James Street Jr., and Living Faith by Livya Cassel Douglas. Also featured are Dogs for Defense by Fairfax Downey, Good Housekeeping Cook Book edited by Dorothy B Marsh, and a postponed Atomic Energy Commission nuclear blast in Las Vegas Nevada set for 5 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Johnson
James L. Clifford
Samuel Johnson
Fleet Street
James Boswell
Johnson
Boswell
James Streets
James Street, Jr
Saturday Evening Post
South
Mississippi
Georgia
Arkansas
Louisiana
Florida
Mobile
Houston
Dallas
Great Smokies
Livya Cassel Douglas
Fairfax Downey
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Wise Old Franklin
North
Africa
Sicily
Italy
France
Pacific
Arctic
Trustees of Dogs For
Good Housekeeping
Dorothy B Marsh
Las Vegas
Nev
The
Atomic Eagery Commission
Nevada
Eminent Lawyer Falls Of Water Wagon
William G. Wood, a 65 year old former eminent lawyer and law teacher, fell from reform and back into trouble with a disorderly conduct charge in Monroe Street Police Court Chicago May 12. Judge Hyman Feldman praised his past rehabilitation efforts and helped arrange a court supervised comeback as Wood works as adviser, librarian, and exhibits good influence for other derelicts. Next hearing May 26. Mrs Charles Hossier hosted a church guild meeting with fourteen members and program notes. Property deeds listed include Ward Toms et al to Potomac Edison and other transfers with nominal sums. A note on technique to cut frosted cake.
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Chicago
William G. Wood
Reform
W. Madison Street
Monroe Street
Hyman Feldman
Wood
Feldman
Lredit
Law
Bill
Bill Wood
Cone
Charles Hossier
Women's Guild of
Mt Pleasant
George Burrier
Clarence Cramer
Wiliam Ramsburg
John Barker
Damages In Bleacher Collapse Reduced in 1952 Case
Baltimore May 12 judge halved damages from the 1952 ice show bleacher collapse injuring 317. Awards now total 240000 plus from insurers. earlier 453735 had been awarded by judges Carter and Maniey who did not know insurance limits. Miss Sonja Henie affair. Plus notes on Anthony Norman in Ann Arbor and Red Cross volunteers needed in Frederick County.
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Baltimore
John T.tucker
Joseph L Carter
Michael J. Maniey
Tucker
Fndts
5Th Regiment
Miss Henie
Yuntiy
Sonja Home Fee Revue, Inc
Edwin T. Coronati
New Jersey Coronati Amusement Co
Anthony Norman
A. E. Norman
Sunnymeade Farm
Frederick
Ann Arbor
Alichigan
Idiamatics
A E. Norman
Camp Detrick
University of Michigan
Red Cross volunteers urge more donors for hospital visits
Mrs Harris and Mrs Nathn appeal for local volunteers to brighten the lives of hospital patients. They urge interested people to contact the Red Cross chapter promptly. Mrs Harris, wife of William E Harris, is a Baltimore trained transfer worker working with Camp Detrick arrangements. ROTC parades at College Park feature 2600 Air Force cadets from the University of Siersingu with prizes for top corps members as Maryland hosts one of the few ROTC programs.
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Frederick County
The
Red Cross
William E Harris
Montevue
Harris
Richard Nathn
College Park
Air Force
Umiversity
Siersingu
Maryland
Cadet Vandenberg Guard Unit Opens at Ritche Coliseum
Mrs Host S. Vandenberg widow of the late Air Force chief of staff inaugurated a Vandenberg Guard unit among the cadets by presenting its charter. The exercises opened in Ritche Coliseum in the morning with the award of prizes.
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School of Military Science
Host S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Vandenberg
Ritche Coliseum
Demand for Graduates’ Services Narrows Supply Gap
Washington May 12 194? Secretary of Labor Mitchell said this year’s college graduates are in a unique position with fewer graduates and greater demand for their services. He noted total graduates and job opportunities across fields showing strong demand in engineering health natural science and social work with supply lagging in several areas.
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Washington
U1—Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
Teaching Demand Pressing as Supply Falls Short
Demand for teaching rises rapidly while supply remains markedly insufficient. Experts note a widening gap between openings and qualified teachers, with students facing larger class sizes and districts accelerating recruitment efforts.
Eisenhower Urges Open House View Of Armed Forces Day
President Eisenhower sent a filmed Armed Forces Day message inviting peace loving people to see how ready the United States is to defend the free world. He urged constant pledge against aggression and preparedness to defeat it as the armed forces hold open houses on May 21 for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Free World
Invitation to view U S armed forces for peace
The article notes a call from the commander in chief urging the public to see how the armed components of national power contribute to peace. It frames military readiness as essential to security and invites citizens to become better acquainted with these forces for the sake of the free world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free World
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Books At
Arts Library
Ward Toms Et al
Potomac Edison Co
Ccelegiment Corp
City Hamilton Homes Inc
Raymond L. Stone
Clara E Calhoun
Mary T. Stotler
Frank E Dubel
John IL. Ohler
George W. Runkles
Paul W. Kline
Modern Lighting CO
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Ike
Wayside Radio Service
E. Patrick St. MO
Brinie
Frederick City
Farmers & Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Western Maryland Trust Company
Featurda
Featurama
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick Street
Walter Snow
Lincoln Loan Service
West Patrick St
Frederick, Maryland
DAN River
North Market ST
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