West To Stand Firm In Berlin
Secretary of State Acheson warned Russia the Western allies will stand firm in Berlin facing any blockade or pressure. He said the United States Britain and France will maintain positions in the Western sectors and protect the people. Acheson will travel to Europe for ceremonies launching treaties to bring Western Germany into European defense.
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Washington
Acheson
Russia
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Owever
Europe
Bonn
Paris
Union Bridge Masons celebrate 3rd anniversary banquet
Union Bridge lodge 143 A F and A M held a anniversary banquet at the firemen s social hall with a large turnout including thirteen grand lodge officers. Past Master W G Skinner served as toastmaster. George K Millen received a gold tie clasp. Edwin Engel Jr. spent time in St Petersburg Florida. Traffic Safety Commission warned jail terms for speeding and nuisance noises in Union Bridge. Planning group held May meeting at the Wilbide home. next meet June 6 near Union Bridge. Harmon Nusbaum guests from Florida visited the Winglings in Bark Hill. Middleburg Improvement Association to meet at the president s home. Mountain View Cemetery officers reelected at annual meeting.
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Union Bridge
Plymouth Lodge No. 143
Grand Lodge
W. G. Skinner
George K. Millen
New Windsor Homemakers Plan Fashion Show At Church
New Windsor hosts United Unionville guests for a fashion show with members and 4 H club modeling self made outfits. Dorsey Gaither showcased her dress, and Danton Ensor led the recreation period. Refreshments served to over seventy by hostesses at the Methodist social hall.
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New Windsor
Walter Bower
R. M. Brown
Preston Bloom
Earl Cranmer
Cordelia Clay
Guy Carlisle
Herman Baile
Qoln Hancock
University Hospital
Baltimore
Jesse Haines
Pipe Creek Church
Russell Lindsay
Robert Nimon
Uniontown
J. T. Fisher
Poolesville
Howell Lovell
Faithful Band
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Bathman’s Hall
Gladys €. Winnert
Westminster
Audrey Sopers
Nillie Lantz
William Hoffman
Mary Haines
Rebecca Hartman
Charlotte Hann
Nellie Lantz
Blanche Miller
Genevieve Obrecht
Olive Magin
Mary Derr
Ruth Baile
Lucy Billings
Bertha Davis
Burkitteville Votes For Curb And Gutter
Burkitteville residents voted to approve curb and gutter improvements at a parish hall meeting led by Burgese Garland Guyton. Three bids were received. the low bid of $165 per lineal foot from H. Frank Foland and Son was accepted with the town sharing half the cost. Police concerns were discussed and a municipal fire pond project along the Brunswick road announced. The town, with a $2,400 balance, was found in good financial condition and tax rate stood at 35 cents per $100.
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Burkittsville
Lutheran Church
Burgese Garland Guyton
H. Frank Foland
Frederick
Teenage pistol toter held in post office robbery
A 16 or 17 year old youth was held in connection with a 1384 dollar Armistead Gardens post office robbery in Baltimore. He was arrested within an hour after the crime, driving a 700 dollar car bought in Philadelphia and carrying a revolver. An alarm went out as the robbery occurred. The youth identity was withheld pending charges.
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Baltimore
Armistead Gardens
Baltimore County
Philadelphia
Catherine Corkran
Ballenger Girls 4 H Club Holds Achievement Day
Ballenger Girls 4 H Club observed an achievement day at the Shafer home with Betsy Livingston teaching judging. Mary Jean Lantz presided, Puhy Blank read the 23rd Psalm. Twelve members and two guests named favorite flowers. A Coca Cola bottling plant tour was planned. Meetings resume at 8 p.m. during daylight saving time. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for June 6 at Nancy VanFossen's home.
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Ballenger
Nellie
Charlotte Shafer
Betsy Levington
Mary Jean Lantz
Puhy Blank
Nancy VanFossen
Grand Jury Praises State Reformatory in Breathersville
The Washington County grand jury at Hagerstown issued a favorable report on the State Reformatory for Males at Breathersville. The May term jury of 15 women and eight men visited the institution and described it as clean and well run with educational and vocational guidance opportunities and strong facilities.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Grand Jury
State Reformatory
Breathersville
Reformatory
Circuit Court
Paul M. Robinson
Maryland Institution Praised for Reform Work
A New York report notes authorities commend the Maryland facility for its rehabilitation program for young men. The magistrate Thomas H. Cullen Jr. is cited in connection with a drunks case.
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Maryland
New York
Thomas H. Cullen, Jr
Church Covered Dish Supper Sponsored by Women's Guild
A church hosted a covered dish supper sponsored by the Women's Guild. The Rev. Liam Yates served as toastmaster and special music was provided by Miss Irene Young.
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Women's Guild
Wailiam Yates
Irene Young
Drunk Driver Joseph Drunk Released on Bail
A man identified as Joseph Drunk, 40, admitted habitual drinking before pleading guilty to drunk driving. The judge released him on $300 bail with a trial set for June 3 and noted the name in the court record.
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Cullen
Joseph
Pigeons Faster New York Protest From Banker
Investment banker Arthur Wiesenberger announces use of carrier pigeons between his New York office and agents in other cities as a protest against government mail delays and as a test of a potential supplement to the mails.
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New York
Arthur Wiesenberger
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