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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1951

Page

6

Steel Supply For Autos Cut

Washington reports a government order cutting steel for autos and other civilian hard goods to about 63 percent of prewar levels, effective July 1. President Truman pushes citizens to support control powers amid Capitol Hill opposition, while officials warn deeper cuts may come as inflation pressures mount.

Washington Truman Capitol Hill Congress Brannan House Agriculture Committee Capitol Wilbur la Roe, Jr National Independent Meat Packers Association Senate Banking Committee la Rue Moody D-Mich la Roe Federal Wage Board Barden D-Nc House Labor Committee Charles KE. Wilson Wilson House Appropriations

Alumni of Western Maryland Meet Here

Twenty alumni of Western Maryland College met at the local Y M C A to discuss forming a Frederick County Chapter of the Westminster College graduates association. Mrs. Edward D. Storm presided, Philip E Uhrig PRO and Miss Nannie C. Lease spoke, and a three member committee led by Mrs. Charlotte C Hoover was named to apply for a charter and plan local activities.

Western Maryland College Frederick County Westminster College Graduates’ Association Edward D. Storm Philip FE. Uhrig Nannie C. Lease Charlotte C. Hoover Harry O. Smith G. Frank Thames Charles R. Brubaker Philip E. Uhrig Mary E. Mather Charlotte A. Hoover Lloyd K. Hoover Helen B. Decker Eleanor P. Caltins Phyllis L. Houck Carlotta Marley Ellen Whester Edwards Sterling Wallace Edwards Victor S. Palmer Edgar B. Palmer Roger H. Willard Mildred R. Storm Donald Sullivan James V. Cotter James V. Carter

Returned to duty for Pfc. Charles Waskey in Korea

Pfc. Charles L. Waskey, slightly wounded in Korea on April 24, has been returned to duty. A 20 year old Frederick High School graduate, he joined the Army last August and serves with a field artillery battalion. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Otis C. Waskey of Lander report the telegram.

Charles L. Waskey Korea Otis C. Waskey Lander Frederick High School

Not Guilty In Assault Case In Peoples Court Thursday

Magistrate Wilburt F Sheffield Jr dismissed an assault and battery charge against Roy Brown of 400 block Klinehart's Alley finding him not guilty in Peoples Court yesterday. Collateral forfeitures listed for multiple defendants include amounts up to 80 dollars and a $5895 collateral on an overweight charge.

Wilburt F. Sheffield, Jr Roy Brown Klinehart’s Alley Peoples Court Brown Myra L. Blackston Klineharts Alley Ruth Watkins Montana Joyce R. McAllister Jefferson I’a E. Bishop Teaneck N. Jr Guy Albaugh Baltimore Harry Diener Washington Homer R. Caler Essex Hill George W. Wenner Brunswick Jesse Simpson Franklin W. Va Richard Co. Watford Liberty Willard P. Campbell Oakland City Ind Neil Marsh Glenburnie Raymond L. Kilby Silver Spring Alex Rid

Notable Names in Local Law Enforcement Personnel

Norman Dietz Sgt Ben Phebus Troopers M J Whitney James H Rouzee Jr and Officer L A Lutrey appear in a local law enforcement roster listing officers, ranks, and affiliated units. The record highlights the names alongside their roles within the force.

Norman Dietz Ben Phebus M. J. Whitney James H. Rouzee, Jr L. A. Lutrey

Local Presbyterian Men To Be Guests

Hagerstown hosts the Presbyterian Men from Frederick on Friday evening in the church parlor. Rev. L. Boyd Hamm will speak, with the local Men’s Chorus performing. The meeting aims to strengthen ties between the two churches, with a return visit planned later.

Hagerstown Presbyterian Church of Frederick Presbyterian Church Washington Prospect Streets L. Boyd Hamm St. John’s Lutheran Church Frederick Church Hagerstown Presbyterian Church

MacArthur Dispute Surges As TrumanOust Drive Sparks Debate

General Douglas MacArthur said he reacted with incredulity to President Truman’s claim he considered removing him from command. Senate panels upheld Omar Bradley’s right to refuse to reveal discussions with Truman, triggering fresh controversy over the MacArthur dismissal and White House meeting details.

Douglas MacArthur Truman United Nations Command MacArthur Courtney Whitney Truman Earler Washington Bradley Senate Omar N. Bradley Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees Russell D-Ga Korea Acheson Croup

Poolesville 4-H Club Organizes and Plans Next Meeting

Poolesville 4-H Club organized May at the Agriculture Building in Gaithersburg with Rosebe Whipp presiding. Officers chosen include Charles Ward as president Maurice Carlisle Jr as vice president Ronny Butler as secretary Henry Clemens as treasurer and John Roberson as reporter. Advisors are Russell Umstead Gorman Butler Rev Mr Michael and Prof Ward. 33 members attended. The next meeting is set for June 14 at Poolesville High School at 7 p.m. Ecuador straddles the equator.

Poolesville Gaithersburg Rosebe Whipp Polesville Charles Ward Maurice Carlisle Ronny Butler Henry Clemens John Roberson Russell Umstead Gorman Butler Michael Ward Poolesville High School

Walkersville Circuit Hosts Annual Methodist Meeting

Walkersville Circuit held its annual meeting at Mt Zion Methodist Church Mekal Mas Everest Duvall presided. Members from Walkersville Lewistown Mt Pleasant and Mt low attended. Miss Amy V Greene from Maryland State Health spoke on Near East Panorama with 72 color slides.

Walkersville Mt. Zion Methodist Church Mekal Mas. Everest Duvall Mt Zion Society Lewistown Mt. Pleasant Mt “Low W. DeWitt Dickey Peon W. DeWitt Mickey Walkersville Methodist Church Mass Nancy Lanehart Macy Nicodemus Amy V. Greene Social Service and Rehabilitation Service Maryland State Department of Health Baltimore Maryland Greene Lebanon Near Agia Near East Gloria MI Wysper Miss Greene Glenn Wysner Bierut Lebanon the Evening Miss Wysner Dickey North Eastern Methodist Church Mt. Zion W.S. C

Criticism of Packers Not Justified Says Dr Ditrow

Critics of retailers and packers for meat shortages are unfounded says Dr Ditrow, president of Frederick County Products. He notes animal price rises while packer and retail prices remain frozen, causing packers to incur heavy losses per hog and per cattle head.

Critelsa Ditrow Frederick County Products, Inc Focal Meat Picking Company AU Handlors

Quito Town on Fire erupts in Esmeraldas destruction

Fire raged through Esmeraldas in northern Ecuador near the Colombian border, with pilots reporting more than ten blocks of wooden buildings destroyed in the port town of about 20,000. The report notes the scale of the blaze and the wooden construction heightening the damage.

Quito Ecuador Esmeraldas

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